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DENTISTRY.
CREAI. DIaCnYRRY IN nENTIaTRy

OIN Id i d L.
GREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
Teeth Ezr'ne,.d .sitao.a PDi. with IA. Mxa,.. 1
tract to s s Dr. ss'oRs = e
.na and ugna harmless .ss Rrossss Also can .ndQl
proved Method Of insersins TIM Artiacisl Art i Teeth If
you % o1He see the great improvement in his teeth
sas !.lussis one No. y aSs. Pa % Avenue. nue. between cen
lath hI1, and 18th streets. NJ.
M. LOOMS, M. TEkgH pls e. Inventor and p.,..,..
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
s. a's s. ess ss.l II
teeth who cannot wear others, and NO
psons Ssn Tess Others Who Of year snsss
but to those who tcular and wish the purest
* rodaes. tie MINERAL PiiTi VIII 5:
aooms e this city-No sss Pennsylysni. avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also. s07 Arch st..
KIDWILL HENDERSON,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have now in store well &C.
Wall P4PERs AND WINDOW SHADES.
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest cash
Work done At short notice in the city or country
Remsnbsr the place. No. 367 D street. near 9Th.
Franklin Hall Building. zs.f ap2-d
WOOD MoULDINGsl e, :.
" WOOD hoUrRR1USSsbsa, rRUSb sa,ouIp1ses
UNITED STATES
WOOD MO GUIDING MILL,
Nos. 20 and 90 South Fifteenth street, :
PHILADELPHIA,
Always On hand, large stock of the above
articles, made Of the very best material. as&
Orders filed at the shortest notice. a. s4s s
Freight paid to Washington, free of charge.
- tEE s9 ESLER Il BROTHERS,
70 n-lm 40 Propristors. :
ETOR sALE-A dne four-year old BLACKHAWK
+ COLT, will work titheR single OK double. Can
be seen at JOHN O. H0WARD,S stables, g street,
between sth and tn. PFisa $2S. g. D. NJ, At
Wall. RseyAeDs Cs yn1W
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Suffers WILL FIND
II. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
oON c Mt R A r D CLAA
TO BE MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE TO
THEIR TRADE,
II sells very rapidly. and is the most economical
article of d.sI for the ocers mess. It is prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chovder. II is highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
ii. A. DOWNING Il CO.,
Manufacturers Of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
Fer tale by BARBOUR & sEMMES, Sole Agents,
65 Louisiana Avenue.
se3ly Washing gton, d. O
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Advance in Geld.
NEW YORK. July ls.-Gold rose to 2ssx on
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SUMNER RESORTS.
limited STATES HOTEL,
- CAPE ISLAND. NJ,
JOHN WEST AARON MILLER
ONLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA.

Beg leave to call the attention Of their friends
And the public to the above magnificent IA
rs tnLstaollshment, which will be open for yEIY
the reception of visitors on the 18th of lE.5H
June.
Besides spacious Dining Hall and Parlors, it
ventilsted Bed Rooms, all handsomely furnished
with new furniture throughout.
The Proprietors of this Establishment will spare
NO care or expense te meet the wants of their
guests. thereby hoping to share literally in the
public patronage p. =
Application for rooms made to the subscribers,
reply.
e3-6W WEST MILLER.
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AUCTION SALES.
rRAVELERS' DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD,
IVA = - 60: es:Esl:|s: g.

-
On and after Sunday, June 18th, 1884, Daily Trains
viii be run between Washington and New YorR
and Washington and the West, as follows: -
F0R PHILADELPHIA, NEW PORK AND
BOSTON -
Leave Washington at ] so a. m HE a. m and
ss' p m. daily, except Sunday
On Sunday at 8. so p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Washington at p. m. daily. except Sun
PASSENGERS win pote that this train runs as FAR
as Phiiadelphia only.
FOE NEW YORK
Leave Washington daily at 80 p m.
IAis train isJor Nsio York PASSENGERS ere1Hstcsty.
8 FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 6.3Oa; m, II 10 q. m. sP.
M. AS p m, 7. 30 p. and s.Sn p M, except Bun
Or Sunday at T. 80 g. m. 3p. m, and $50 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washin Eton at $50 g. m. and s. AS and $50
Titkets sold to all points WEST, and sassas.
'''N FOR ANNAPOLIS. g. ..s.
Leave washington Wa, g at $50 a. m, and AS p. m.
mo No train for Annapolis on Sunday. - .-9
Trains leaving Washington at 7.so q. m: ana
80 p. m. go through to New York withoxt change
Sleeping cars on 30 and 80 p. m. trains Berths
can be secured & 9pf1 n E M daily IA At the ticket G 9f
RE 6rst and fifth trains stop at all way points.
The p. M. train stops only at Blsdensburg,
Beltsville. Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except sunday. i.e -.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the p. m.
rms m os1y as fT aS to
that the 6.s0p. M. raia takes NsD York passengers
ae.aPpiy e to GEo. o 5. Ko6NTz. Agent en- A At WASH
in gtOn Sr St the the Tic Ticket oaes ,r,.,,,,.,.;,n
l. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ie 20-n
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE d Co.. Aucsioneers.

RYJ.C. MCGUIRE d Co. Aucsioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT FJJRSI-
TURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
On HURSDAY MORNING, July 2Ist at 10
O'Clock, at house No. 26 Louisiana avenue be-
tween AZ and 9th streets west formerly the resi-
deDce of Edward Swami, Esq by virtue of deed of
trust dated January 18th, 1864 aud duly recorded
in Liber N. O. 7. No. %. fohos 53, ct Sc. . one of
the Land Records for Washington county snail
sell all the excellent furniture and household ef
fects, co uprising in part
Superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte
PAIR o. French plate Mantel Mirrors SKIS .-.,.s
! French plate Pier Glass, NxlH
Handsome Rosewood brocatelle ed Sofas Arm
Easy, and Parlor Chairs
Rosewood and Black Walnut Marble top Centre
and Fancy TRbtes
Brocatelle and Lace Curtains and Fixtures
WbatnOts. Reception Chairs
Superior Velvet, Brusseli, and Ingram Carpets
throughout
Number of fine Engrayings
Extension Dining Table. Sidebosrd
China, GRss, and Crockery Ware
Silver plated v are. Table Cutlery
Bed AMI Table Linen, Towels, Napkins
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Ward
robes and Washstanis
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bosters, and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads
Looking glasses. Toilet Sets, Shaoes
Heatips Stoves of various kinds, Fire Irons
Together with the usual assortment OF Kitchen
Requisites ....
iefhis easH' EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
iyl5-d j. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
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THE POPULAR SUMNER RESORT
THE POPULAR SUMMER REsoRTl
THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT,
THE POPULAR SUMNER RESORT
THE POPULAR SUMNER RESORT
THE POPULAR SUMNER RESORTS
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SALE OF oosDEMSkPPs sTSkPs. eoAhrEENAsFEK's
Chief Quartrmasssr's QTee. Washinstor Depot, I
-. WASHINGTON: D. C., July II 1854
viii be sold at publ, auction, at Seventh street
wharf in the city of Washington, on FRIDAY,
July p, 1864 at II o'clock m, lot of Quarter
masters Stores condemned unfit for use viz:
Scoop Shoyels Chairs,
Axes, Buckets,
Picks Lanterns,
Brooms, stoves,
Horse Covers Old Copper
Letter Presses Life Preservers, &c.
Tables.
Surcessful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within five days from date of sale.
Terms cash, In Government funds
D. H. RUCKER.
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quarfermaster.
jy I'D Depot of Washington.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK sENI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE pub
Ished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.


Iy.pIss AsrlcrEs-Bank, and Currency-The States and
the Union Right but Slow; Gsrbsdi in ENGLAND; The 0od
Bs.t Tbs S,. isg Bil The Soldier Votel Rebel nLap
sodes; Our Mneel Wealth. Whose FAUX Ediione Para.
IVAN NEW. suSuARr-Mitary Division Of the Mississippi
Kentucky; The Army Of the Potomac; Cen Buffers Dept
nen Department Of the Gulf Thv Frontier NAVAL sosth
GENERAL NEWS sunxlRr-NewYOr DOnaests Msesl
FoRsIGx News suxnlRY-America; Europe.
LATER PROM THE RCD RIVER EXPrDIrIos[Ibs Enemy {.
os' OF he Frat Day 5oc TIE Rebel osnarns @oI'2n ana
ar4in Handsomely Repused; Their Loss from acD to 900
Killed. The Rebel Gen. Greene Killed; me bstue OF Cane
Rver Victory for the Onion Forces Inc EHeny Loses
200 Killed Wounded and Prisoners -, -, r
FRoa NORTH CARoLrSARebei Attack on Plynouthi They
fpo1 THE Army on rms fofogAo-Repor. nom Rsbsl
Deseers LongIeet Advancing; Ices Force ron s'oOo 70
ns MAsshcuusH1rs CoLonnD Tnoors-A Plea for Justice
Cenespondeco Of The ~ J. Tribune; -, -, III,
Mi souri Democrat
FEoN THg DkrARrxKEr or rnn GuLy-The Capture o. d
NstcM oches; Fight. and Defeat OF no -hemy o.
Our Troops u! CamP, La Cosfe>PonaeAos q lao A. l.
LOUISIANA FREssrarn CONVENTION.
TYE TRiBUNE CONTENT CASE
IRON EuAoPa-Sunmsry Of the Latest News ,- =, "
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EEw.YoEx Observation-Disclosures. in the Senate and
Tvs METROPOLITAN FAIR
IMMIGRATION.
TBK EMPLOYMENT oy FREEDMEN
FKoM LoNpoy-Cou spondrI.ce of Tho ". Y. Tribune.
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Real estate for Sale.
TOR sALE-The HOME of the late 4 !
See disoAuctfon Sales.I

~.
Il DOWNING, esq. on the bay at Newburrh An ei.,s..
COUTRY SEAT with landscape and water view unssrnssl
upon the Hudson. George w. Curtis ESQ., In his uen,I, ~
Mr. Downing says of this place: 81 have often n.s..a
week there without wishing TO outside the gate ad ep,.
forgot there any town by" Il contains ii. a,~s
highly cultivated In lawn and garden with fountain A.
house trees ornamental and fruit every variety N,..
spacious, with tower, ycrandahs gas, water &c cars..
coachmans and ice houses; barns and henneries ssne
gaie Gothic style and walks graveled It Ia rrstcla.. 80.
denes and highly praised by the experienced eye OF NJ.
tredra Bremen Ia her letter to Mr. Downings friend Par
ties Wishing 70 pur hase The premises divided 40
have Residence that be occupied the entire ye hs
drives in the vicinity excellent end picturesque ana ARIA
scenes Of great historical interest The country seat ana ~
surroundings have been made classic by oucrt American
and foreign cTitictsn and revolutionary Incidents.
The American Cycopsdia says Of Il; That Mr. Downins
erected en- elegant mansion which with ia tssfuy arranxs2
grounds Afforded the first practical illustration Of the bd-
ers conception Of American rural home" The ocaioa
commands grand aud charming mountain and water WE'VE
scbBg the premises Distinguished American WI ~ sayss
The thckes seemed not to conceal but TO annhate thS
towE sequssered ard satisfied the guest Of the garden
tia. hs quite careless and uncudous Of the word beyondS
The buildings upon the premises could not be replaced foe
$4,000 and neveEisins water and all the modern prove
mens contribute 10 make it Of the beautiful and a.
1rase homes he Hudson. The nrghboood is unexoep-
honabe and the premises very accessible. The Fshk sts
on on the Hudson River Railroad about IS minutes drive
nom the premises and hns boats ply regularly between Now
burgb and New.York.
premises are not often for sale this being tho second tnas h
about half cantnTy.
Terms made easy Apply address TIMOTHY CRONIN
Counselor at-Law, No. l6l Broadway.
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AteOf JUST tupiished
The lrt'of Conversation Tinted Psper......rhee 81 %
Tales from the oper.. An Attractive BOok......'' i Is
RedTape and Pigeon Hole Geuerals.........''.. p
Private Miles o'Reiuy. Hi. cook lnus;rated).... rs
Peculiar Epes Sarsests groat NOvel..'''''''''' o.
Wa, he Successful Kinbails new No'ei'''''''''' :"
THE Life of Jesu, BY Finest fenan. 30
Louie By the Author Of d:e'''''''.'.'''" -
fv,ic,of pav. Bysu S volsnteer.............. 90
Nv Southern Friends By Edmund Kirke..."......" 90
Isht on shadowed Paths BY 7. s. AIthur........ IS
GurOwssfs Diary for S3..................... rs
Alice Of Monmouth Stedmau's now Poem........... 70
THE Old Merchants Of New YORK. Two seros..... 50
bfarian Gray. Mrs. Holiness NOvel........." IS
The Grea, Consumma;sn. Two Series............. W
ghe Life Of Victor Huge An Autobiography 2s
Frank Warrington By the Author Of "Ruuedge"... SO
A. s. ROes Works Elegant EdihOns.........., rs
Orpheus C. Kerr Papers Two Seriss..".....".... p
Artezus Ward His Comic Illustrated BoOk......... %
THE Habit. Of Good Society. Sells .plendidy 80
Bsulah Avery powerful American Nove........... 50
yerdsn Green An amusing Illustrated wOrk....... rs
A Book sbou. Doctors capital book........,... 70
.. There book, are found tae coVtes Of esery hire
BooS,ez(r and 1l be BY mail Free On receipt Pre6y
CARLE ION, Publisher, New-l OLA
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New i1nblitatlo,s.
IS AS FASCINATING AS A ROMANCE.
MARVELLOUS AS AN ARABIAN TALE"
A HISTORY OF JOHN LAW.
AND
THE MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE.
BY ADOLPH THEIRS,
The Distinguished French Historian

Jsh, Law was the Napoleon Of Finance.
Ne introduced the Fr,; Bank and the First Paper Money
into Fr1nce;
Ieyoluonycd the financial sars Of the country, mas
gurnted the widest speculation, by which gigantic
fortunes we're made in day, and consum-
mated his projects by grand
MISSISSIPPI SCHEME,
which e1podns caused almost universal financial ruin and
misery The incidents connected with hA Of remarkable
,rpan,ioa are s strange and fascinating those Of ro'
~ The o;,sumsdnsss attending John Lave career ave
9Th tao" which marx h' speeudfirs
ara and hence .soud sresay studied The ata! e~s<
Il 10 true has been reached but h erey speeId'or %
(oreparnsd!
One volume i2mo. Cloth, Price 81 Is
Mailed, pos, free, receipt of price
JAS. O. GREGORY, Publisher.
No. ~ Water.st, ~ 7.
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= SN0 ACRES TIMBER LAND.

IN tho weahiest part ofNewYork surroundedhy improves
farms. ea,y access to market contains over II ,O00O
feet of hnos spruce white pine, ash birch bard maple md
cherry g. COO 900 bu'he. eharcOa 1890 cords h'rn-
lock bark both wanted the vicinity; watopoweT unians
,uaeen. to Gu. 6oO0 GOO feet year, bark worth Sl$
cord on tue trees land wanted fest cleared for farm
iu, By the nehborng farmers at good prices trees large and
sound and logs TO tree Iron furnace sd'n'as
and several ,anneries Iron formerly aiken from
be lasd and more supposed exist plank read running
through the trac better location in the State for srs
aberiny business aunery and mandatory for butter 'ue
and agricultural implements, having oil the bark ara nara
wood on tie premises and ell in large demand on the peses
The land can be od after the timber is cut. ioE as much
now wanted for 1t all good place 20 build up town. un
quesionaby the valuable timber tract in the SAFE ana
worth the attention Of capitalists and lumbsrnn to build up
manufacturing village and make money. Apply to l. LYNN
No. l?1 Nassau.st.. New.York.
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Mem Publications
NEW BOOKS THIS MORNING.
REMAINS NEW BOOK.

RELIGIOUS HISTORY AND CRITICISM
Nv fIusst RsuAn .sAor Of The Life OF Jesus Trsn&
lated French edition by Rev o. b. Froihng
ham, Of the Third Uni'drrr Chgch " l. WIN an iHtsI
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~ "a S,,t ~. ,inIrcts NJ lea %, -. :. - ~
lots between Clinton and Court sta, Brooklyn built N The
best and thorough manner BY days wo. for the
parors and halls he,coed Would be sold withou, the a.
Joining lots II desired T. R. KELLOGG l3g PeATist, N Y.
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THREE NEW BOOKS
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
By sCRIBNER, No. l2+ Grsud-st., New YORK.

AMERICA AND HER COMMENTATORS,
with critical Sketch Of Trayd in the United states by
Henry T. Tuckernan. vol crown Svo. 81 DO
The object Of this work is tvofod-to present senera
view Of the traits and transitions Of country recorded
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TO those DESTROYS Of autheic information In regard to
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grains Of wit and wisdom separated from the predominant
ehsd"-[ Extract from Preface.
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NTESSRS. TICKNOR ~ FIELDS
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
TWO NEW EDITIONS
Oy THB
LIFE OF WILLIAM II. PRESCOTT,

II
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Doaro alI0 Rooms.

VERY ELEGANT APARTMENTS in a
fashionable street. be obtained, with Br-skssi IN
private family Gentlemen, to whom money IS 10 OBJ
ct with superior accommodations. Adess
. 3 s. Station s;-Ofice, stain. address
NVTANTED.-If this should meet the eye of
w come Private Family, who would LET a ROOM or
ROOMS with board 70 Gentleman and Wife, permsnsntly
pleas. sdir-ss ~ o. Box No ls Tribune Ocs and lear Of
an opportunity
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w Of the PIANOFORTF, board ia family where one
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JnsuraNre Companies.
NEW-Y FIRE AND MAXINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREEE
c,su CAPITAL. 5000, 600.
CASH CAPITAL...................S20O,

Thi. Company has been successful oPers'lon 100 "a
than THIRTY YEARS and continues 20 rs ~ 80,
Loss and Dsuaset FIRE upon terms as ia'''A0e a.
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
Arr Iossys IIasRlILr ADJUSTED AND PEoIPTtr rh>
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Gouses aro farms nUanteb.

SMALL FARM WANTED-Must be
Addfess with price, &c., q. b. HILL, Herald Office
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Also, Just Published,
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