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AUCTION SALES.
Y,,r oiker A.et,on salss 49, f,grrA pag-

Rf JAS, e. MCGUIRE & 90, Auets.
BUILDING LOT ON navy YARD AT AUC-
On TrEspAH AFTERNOON. June 10th, ct g. :
oh * an the pren.ise-, W. shall sell. Lot IL,
3 rafe 70, fronuug 81 feet ON south q re 4. ne
ihr c'i ner OF ith street east. With average
deefh es h~pf 70 feet e. . ST. feet alley.
Terms One third ash. residue q six and tw siv
mouih-, ~nb Interest secured the property.
Cfnrey aBeipy and stamps at c ct Of purchaser. A
p"knsht u 50 be required at the tims of
sale. 4
je ia dts &c. McGUIRE 4 90 Auct..
RY JAS. C. MEG GUIKE q Co., Auctionesrs.
BuILUING bssoCIATIuN TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE :
IN MoNPAb, tue 9TH day OF Juiy, at 6 clock,
on tie rremis.s NJ virtue af a.ed OF trust. duly
recorded Ia Liber N q T No. SO, folios ilO et
teI., aud besrfne date 9Th day of January. A. D.
lSs and Ia ne directed. We shall cell th- sIf
Of Let q In Square l25 fronting % feet sn north
street between 18th and 18th cts, and runnin 2
bas that width lE feet inches IN % feet alley
Terms One third crsh; residue in aud n
months for notss with istereet, secured upon tn E
property Fonyeyancine at purchasers cost =
" the trms OF sale are npt com piled with in nj
days at. the sale the Trustees reserves the
10 resei the property at the risk and csst of the
defaultiDg purchaser.
CHARLES BRADLEY,
W Il WOODWARD,
Trustees Excelsior Building kssociation
Je la JAS Q. MCGUIRE & co. Aucls.
Evening star., 1866-06-14

An EXPEhIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT
~ JATION in private family auranc
Gail on Mr.. NEAL, 18th otreet, No 3I3, mhS
"a dNTEk SEUORB HAND FURNITURE
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED-
DING and HC',S ',SEFURNISHING GOODS Of eve.r
'sscr! ption- 2. BUOHLY, sG6 7th street.
lc :" hetwaen q and VI, enst side
Evening star., 1866-06-14

w ANTEpr Eyerv,oav to cal, and sss III.
RARTLETT SIS SEWING MACHINE
IL will do any kind of work. II ia mase a the
best manner and war; snted for three years.
L. p. LIBBEY. Jeweller,
Age ut for the District of Columbia
ms l5-lHN 4SS 7th st, bet ID and Y.
Evening star., 1866-06-14

WANTED We want to buy chOic and yalua-
w bic HOUSES for Congressman aud Others
lso. several sm III HOUSES ami Lots for cash .
Also, number Of choice FARMS near the city
from $500 to SIS COO each.
ID L.. WELLS i CO,
nv l9 I'm Corner 10Th and Z streets
, 1866-05-26
Vno public Schools

Will, we understand. take II vacation next
months, and ,hv teachers VIII wing their flight to
a more sc,ial cline; some OF them viii roman
and one,oI :wo will change their names. All
OF them have done well tliS miner The pre-
sent {, acncis came south 10 do the cGlorcd chill
ii'n good not TO eetsa tree P"ss"ge out o thc
Government III oidcrSio capuvatc the hcait of
some 3" ucav itlluw :" with = sa1d.nc box ON his
shoulder. The manner in which the school,
have been conducted in this vicinity speaks well
Tor Gilbcrt PilisbdIy and Mrs. Hawks, WHO.
.though.Got i~ccciyiug the honor, have done The
work; tlcr salary won't admit Of their laying
around. We vlSitcl the sch0oi III /lOn Chuich
aih found The children well advai ced the av-
craEc attendance is ubou, 700, aud the system
as pursued ~ Mr>srS. Nnullotn ant Hunter, is
wofkins wonders That no school IN tins city can
show, Tor 50 shot; Il time, Such ;npil improve
mont. Ana w advise ali our citizens who wish
10 ser good Sc'o, |, with good teachers, 10 pay
a visit to Iion Church, iiom 9 to 2.
, 1866-05-26

NiSInLr Srslcn.-A nuiubcr of DISTINGUISHED
gentlemen assembled at the SoCl'iH IL few evenings
Sine, 10 receive Il statement from Melville irl, isQ +,
OF Edinburgh, Cuncorniu. an tnrcnton 81 which
there have lccn many vague newspaper sttttlntnFS
aaoat Dir Hills, tie plilolucst, took the ci,lf. Ihc
invention consists at Unity siIus, ny means OF Mlivii
and thclr rounblnrtiunS u" ~ ahlc 10 rclicSent every
sound uf Which thc huniIli voice l. tiiriOi"'I iNpN
! Sintrincnt, i%ucltdiilc as IL may seem, was proNfi trn'
aiicr SOME severe tests applied ~ the rolnlHDN ilts
/ h,.i,t. The lest was thiet Az The gCntl, men Ir' >cbt
were invited to rclcti - n,riicc> ~ any langHa%r u"
Mr. lrli. There WIS sentences tcIrairu III Araul ,
| SNriac, Ciihcsc, SunSriit, iioitvntot,A c. Ihts" VI y.
i;cll wr lie down, though many % tho SOUNDS nc
could not have hard before. Then his son. who iti
htcn srnt out Oi the room, MAS now recalled, an,
taking til" paper from las iailicr, read oil ,f"lS en-
tc,cr that bad been Uttered, W. hoati IN tlic "pllii"n
Of tie eminent SeiplJ rs WHO gay" tlcil. failing IN n
Single accent. Mr Eel Miihn"ids hs hiih DitITc'n
the pullic. as he WISHES II 10 be brCu.h hi tcIoir TIE
iworIi hy a Horned boit. 1t Is diihcult to csi male
the iini uItancc OF this discovery. II would at once
be fct IL iclrgraphy, and IL may become taV basis Tor
a uniycrsal language.
, 1866-05-26
~ Accommodating Judgo.

. -, +. Ill. ~. ..s. L III. A .
$3.50 VIZ nE ~ 'Uhr'""ne Po!np"
y III" '" iVI o'' 'y J"'"F '-'"' '"tN''"'
. ~ = ''''' = "'HN"oc"smah' f'oic -
'"' ""n'ff' "1''S'' IA Ir'rsN'n' "r"ti Win = revolt
N''i f'Nf ana nowlt N'lle- Nl'iia. I'ck'on. calls on
"" '"i at ~ r'>iirn'r (~!'h the naTFa'or,i and
IaHS~ '''N>'S - "'aM! ''f"ns'', judge, e'rl! day
Hd,H,i "orlat cIi,tt, | wcAt w!thou, eating :ho
wN",i Way. ! N!'at IN th" wno''', and yesterday
%,aarnlns so "pa> hAngry Is .lnnihyr AMI AZ
]".sSt'i Hons, lO.tEs |, witain | 1902 | never !,
sttv $, ,tlycc; tUere N.,sn'; 50 ,nucl AZ a spur.
toltt. TIA ablie t!rUjnt ans mua uut OF -
nc.. bu,l icttia, q lnnccI lun,t imyc. j, ''""
t.,.ow ,,acs uitts ;lou, tue r,ti. "St" :"
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,l.r ic n.iyh, man,. ia : w.cE; i,nt - critl"r 'o'a
ne he ual Ds w.y Oh, Of hi, on, Nc set, and ne"
|tooltt,. i, nEyn,.
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n.N, nnty,@ s.y lie.
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SupN' ~ -lNutic1"lNg.
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,:in.lss 81 .aay o. yi,3nr.
'iDriUi.c ,lnoNe(, and considered as'in.
4. Ay.. Glin. ID ,.,ng vOti Ac aided.
ii.cru NwaS aurNu .r.,iai. Of g|r.ttudc IN ~lipl!c's
cy IL, M, y. .tiv&,
"ihauN SOU. Ila1 vii. cnsr M c nscIcacc "
rs lhc itl...c Aeuill 5~nnorno,t tie usilcs IRON ~
p.,c. aul ,p0k,:
'',Nyll, come here III la.i An hour. I'll Try TO
Icot a "laiy.
i.ui:c ln! my>c!i llyjlr ourpilcS Oh The taL.t
, 1866-05-26
COMM UNICATED.

Articles Inserted uu,lrr ,iiis head arc write, hy
correspondence. We stall Gr sl,,! Ia rubii,h cuin-
inunic,tious OF ,pcrit, but % not hold ourselves rt-
spunsiOlc ior isctl' sentiments.
, 1866-05-26

\ llrr'l discount miie to yrily. b,lf yearly. and
Gnarirr'y aivrrit>crs AI,ortisoihrlis cal.pt.uousiy
~diSnA,ed BY Sp'ciil 4srtcu,rn,.
N-roNarr Nor>T$ Wiiam bart, ranl r5inss.t.
S'mn"l l. Bennett, % Charleston, YIN. l.. Nasl.,
~o'l"mNis Erv. s. W"iil1, sayannal 40, East,r,
GrorSc;own.
Tn'ir,ntp earl e oNt,ipri It rnc s,orcs an. ".
Cardo1o, corncr ofIlrmiet.an ll lilANc;h StrU,;>,
ants AZ Simens & lc"ny, HAi&c, street. ]ripo~!tv An
son.
sMrensntt n. ,<n}v. \. /. H., ! y,,. II
eoSlon: ani lNni'N itrre ". ll9# N,H.um ". N,v NorN:
S?WaSlhnatots 81, np>iol, ntc "a, ,ujMsitUsl .\r,a,%.
nianSr plsccS, Is collSct Su0sc! ptluns IA! Advci;E,.
i'its for TINS irr,t.
, 1866-05-26
u. IIURI,EY.
l3O klng So.

l.AAC N.AlENS, Attor,ty .ri Suiic'or
Y,tolt ,ht GOA ot C!ain.s, Washin.ton. NC.
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THE PORK MARKET.-The Cincinnati Price
Current of Wednesday says At the close
prices Of groceries, cotton, dry goods, and pro-
duce generally, were quite unsettled, SO much
30 that accurate quotations could not well be
given. PORK may be called an exception 10
this rule. which is owing to the prospect Of a
very short supply OF the article, for although
the receipts OF hogs at this place and Chicago
during the week have been very large the
belief is strong and general that the crop will
fail considerably short of two million head,
and that these large receipts will soon cease
i; may be stated here, however, that two
weeks ago the short crop parties could not
be persuaded that the receipts could under
any circumstances, be "A large as they have
been since our last, showing that opinions are
but of little value. II is exceedingly difficult
10 arrive AT any correct conclusion regarding
the supply Of hogs in the country until the bulk
OF them have been brought TO market Under
the large receipts prices declined fully IS cents
per Genital during the weight, but closed firm
al the decline. At Chicago the decline has been
much larger than this, but the market closed
ouoyant there last evening at 9KaI0 cents for
dressed hogs, and S25 Stages rs for mess pork.
winch rs an ADVANCE of 81 per barrel on mess
pork. and 50 cents per leo pounds on hogs from
the lowest point reached.
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pY JAS. q. MCGUIRE b CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE FLOUR
MILL. MACHINERf.

On MONDAY, the 5th day of February next, at
O'Clock p. m on tie premises: by ylrtue Of de-
cree Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of Co
lumbia, sitting in equity; and passed in cause
wherein heirs of Charles l.. Coltman ct al. are
complainants, and Robert L.; Coltmau and James
Adams, executors, defendants, We shall sell
Lot No 2 in Square 2a5. together with the i'm
provements, which consist of FIGURING Mill four
stories high having front of about fifty feet on
Ohio avenue. between 18th and 18th streets west
with depth Of about sixty feet with all the ne
cessrry packing and store rooms. and Is known az
the Metropolitan Mills" of w ashington city, and
contains SIX run Of "a burrs, Patent Packer and
machinery conn efe for manufacturing the best
brands of -four offered for sale in this city
The engine is siSteen-ipch cylinder, four feet
feet diameter. "
There is q large yard attached to the premises,
with stahliDg for four horses
Reputation Of the mill unsurpassed.
1eTms: One thru cash on the day of sale a al the
RESIDUE In three annual payments, with intere,t
from day If SALE the said interest be paid annu
ally. Deed given and deed of trust taken.
Conyeyancing and stamps at the purchasers ex-
pense. ROBERT GOLDMAN,
JAMES ADAMS,
Executors.
ja5-eo &c, MCGUIRE co Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
10y VIM. u. WALL 4 CO., Auctiopeers,
~ south corner Penn. avenue ana 9Th street.
TEErsTEE,s SALE OF A SMALL FRAME

IhIEIEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
house AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD.
by virtue ef q deed of trast to the subscriber,
bearing cate the 18th day of November, A. d 1854,
duly recorded &c., .hsll offer for sale At public
auction, on TUESDAY. the 18th day of January
ensuing. at. o'clock m in front the premises
al that part OF let known a. part OF lot numbered
nifty one !6l) in Kysens subdivision Of square
numbered one hundred and eighty-th I1S3 oil
the plsn Of the city of sshington; beginning for
the same at the southeast corner of said lot, ana
running thence north feet inches, to the center
Of q passage feet wide, (which is to be used in
common TO the property adjoining then through
the center OF said alley west 60 feet thence south
feet inches 10 the dividing line between said lot
and lot numbered 81 in said square, and thence
east 60 feet TO the place Of beginning, with the
improvements thereon, con'isting OF a two story
frame house.
Terms of sale: ope-third cash; the residue in six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes
for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed
and bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed
given and q deed of trust taken.
All conyeyancing and stamps at the cost Of pur-
chaser. -
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with within
We days from the day of SALE the trustees reserve
the right to resell the said property At the Risk ana
expense of the defaultiDg purchaser, giving Two
DAYS notice in some newspaper printed In the CITY
ef Washington.
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
ia eo6ds w. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
A TLANTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
q NEW YORK

ArhASTlo sT ExW saRR oohPASr TO
JOHN GIBsOS, Capt Young. naa
&c; KNLsHT. Car, Morris. k
LAIk "a, Capt g, % nn,ss s,x. ~ yo-s
AND feot OF G street, Washington. d. O., every
Freight received daily during business hcurs,
And oaL.full5 keri under cover ~,,s A..
andria and Orange Railroad Freight forwarded
any M FS,nt sIsnS NJ ins 81 20. rSsd ,.u,,
Corner i III and Penn sveane south side,
ana foot 81 9 street, " ashinsion, ID "
'no WV As1 Alexandria. Va
a: B. ORoMwELLa co, Asgpts. ~
nsH-n 20 West street. New work.
THE EASTERN SHORTS sTEAMBoAT-tns
an. %SFs oXroRS POINT
CAMBRIDGE and DOvEB BRIDGE, and all IN.
tsrmediste landings on Tread Avon and Choptank
She has excellent passenger and freight .ocom-
m CO ssf 17oL,sGt ST whs Ba hsisna
STEAhER LEAVES 7rH sTRx1r WHARF
- SATURDAY sSoRsIsGs. skac
s n :" 1',',,, MOUNT r.. !, VERNON;
j. VAN RIswIeK,
&C l6-t General Superintendent.
INV YORK AND WARRINGTON STEAM
SHIP COMPANY. H8DA
Old Line between
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING TON
AND GEORGE TOWN
OCEAN sTEAMERS-BALTIMOR REBEOCA
CLYDE and EMPIRE,
in connection with Inland Steamers
GEORGE II. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN
ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days To ESDAYS and Y RIDAYs
at II N. from the foot OF High street Georgetown
and Pier Is East River, foot Of Wall street, New
Yo1k.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
q. P. H0UGHT0N, Agent, foet Of High street
Georgetown.
H. ELDkIDGE CO., Prince street wharf, Alex
andria.
JAMES HAND, III W all street, New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded 70 ell
parts of the country with despatch at lowest rates
lie 1-sm q. HOgGHTON, Agent.
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IL MASTERS STORES, CLOTHTNG CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AT
ALEXANDRIA, VA

I ARGE SALE OF C0NpEMNEp QUARTER.
AND s AEEKsSDk kiHCiPeA "a AT
Chief QSaTtrmaste,'s 0Hes, Bepo, Of WasAins,ox, I
Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandra,
a u hs the DIRECTION Of R5sSet Lieut. Col
stores. cdthing, &c, as foioRs
gcns Carts. pria snS %ago as' 1 %a
hh ana, Chain Chains Army Range, wheebarrow.,
Saws, Axes shoveIs, Pagiins, Hose. Grsn, sepa''
Wrought and scrap IRON. Cast and sprins stes
second hand inmbeT Consisting Of FOo 51i 9,
scsntling, ~ Common Culls, Ship nees
The stores must be removed within five days
The sa will be continued from day to day until
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Bvt. Maj Cen and Chief R o. dna M..GKnR,
laSEt Depot. of Washington.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
Chief Qray,symas'e,'s oses, DEPOT of WASHINGTON,
viii be 'sId At public saction, on the premises,
Moof Of on hsq
q, is56, the following described Government
sso5Ut51 THs END III OF AouKDucr BRIDGE, VA
AT ~ O'CLOCK N.
One "a Quarters, II by II feet.
Cne q Addition TO Quarters, 8 by 2011 feet.
One a. Barrack, 10 BY 80 feet.
One ~ Sink. by feet
sSG:Th G END 81 81 BRIDGE, AT
One % Barr.ck, Il by 80 feet
One ~ Quarters by 20 feet
One tl) Kitchen, 8 by 30 feet.
One ~ Watch box, by feet.
One ~ Sink, 4 by 6 feet.
removed within fifteen days from date Of saie. 0'
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
ID. Fl. RUCKER,
Breyet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ia ii Depot of Washington.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Hto QHaItfr,nqaer's Ogies, Depot Of Washinston,l
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
under the direction of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
}. Z. Lee, A q. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, jan
y 1850, At II O'Clock a. m the following described
government buildings, situated at Alexandria,
Va, viz:
South side Of Duke, between Union and Water
One % Commissary Shed, "a by l6S feet
West eide OF Union, between Duke and Wolf
OneD Cemmissary Shed 6S by rs feet.
East side of Water, between King and Cameron
Two f2) Connissary Storehouses, 20 BY 2o3 IT, each
Southwest corner of Cam. and Union streets
One "a Commissary Storehouse, 90 by 100 feet
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named. and must be removed within fifteen days
from date of sale.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
ID. III RUCkER,
Brcvet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ia list Depot Of Washington,
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by GREENl& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.

TY.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
district of Columbia, made in 81 cause of D.
Hagner ct. al.,ys. A. N Smith, No h53 Equity and
FRIDAY the 26th day Of January, instant, at 4
O'Clock p. m on the premises, Lots Nos II, l3 IA
ipgtCn.
Lot No. Is is improved by q substantial three
story brick dwelling fronting en- south street at
the corner OF 10th street west
Terms Of sale une- third IF the purchase money
TO lie paid in cash and the balance in 8 and ~
served right Of re sale
The terms must be complied with within n week
after sale the property may be resod at the risk
and cost of the first purchaser.
On full payment of the purchase money and tn
ratification Of the sale, will convey at the ~
chaser s cost
WALTER 6. Coz, Trustee.
IAN 5-3taw3w GREEN & w .LIAMS
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PROPOSALS.
DROFosALs FOR STATIONERY.

QHes Degot Conu.nissa-y Of Snbsiuenes,l
:, 1..s. WdShtnsion, January Is. 1855. 4
sealed Propos. IN dsgl.esie will be receiy ed at
lfocloek .. M for furnishing this Depot with the
following stationery for three 90 months from the
fret day Of Il ebruary, 1885:
Cap Paper ruled and unruled, te weigh not less
than u pounds TO the reAn.
Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh not
less than 10 pounds to the ream.
Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh net
Note Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh net less
than pounds to the ream.
Folio Post ruled, TO weigh not less than "a pounds
Envelope Paper, to weigh not less than "a pounds
Biotting Paper, to weigh not less than 100 pounds
Ofiiciai Envelopes, per NJ white and bnr, of the
following sizes: xl0, x9, AL, SIG, s, IL, $50,
Letter Envelopes, per NJ white and bun, OF the
following sizes: 80. Ks, 81 /, XXI, AKA.
Mncilsse, large and sn all bottles, Der dozen.
Ivory Paper Folders, per dozen.
Penboldsrs, assorted. per dozen.
Rogers Erasers, per dozen.
Steel Pens, Giilott's, Mes. sos, 4oi, So, 4sl.
Lead Peneil.-Fabers.
AIno'ds genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and
pints, per dozen.
Arnolds Copying Fluid, quarts and pints, per
dozen.
nIack Ink. quarts and pints. per dozen.
Bovell's or David Carmine Inh
Memorandum Books, assorted per dozen.
Blank Books, per quire, Cap, DENY, and Ne
India Rubber, per pound.
lnkstanks, ass ortod per dozen.
Samples will be required. and bidders are invited
Payments to be made monthly, in such funds .
the Government may furnish.
Proposals to be directed I.
Z. T. BRIDGES,
ia 1S6t Breyet Major C. g v.
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SEORKT DIsEAsEsI SECRET DISEASES !

SECRKT DIsEAsEsI SECRET BIsKAsIsI
sAMABIrAH's eIFrI
SAMARITANs GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, A Positive Cure" for
GONORHGA. GLEET STRUCTURES, "a.
Contains no Mineral, no Balssm, ne Mercury.
Only Ten Pill, 70 b Taken to Eject Ors.
They are entirely vegetable, having ne smell nov
ANY unpleasant taste, and will not in any way In.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent oases
in twenty four hours" Prepared By srsdnsss
Eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present SsT
9r.fosURk; No sIEoEsLa, no eatssL wHArEyEn.
who have been sOrsed With Bslsam Oopspvis, o.
Ae''' : S4MARITANs GIFT.
f fsTis. y paetsses' s So Female, o.
sasGP SESTHs s9E kEESG ssgss
SrSEE 1851 p 4ES ast
sYpHiIfs Oh vESEREkk DISEASES, sS.
certain k2o. and am .e aGhB SUISx
ere.crbed it reaches and cradle every particle
h
And Be hesicd, and do not transmit il 70 yeurSoos
that for 5 30 sS yfq TsH in
RsI ROOF aSp HRks
viii remove every yestige Of impurities rom tss
svstem as well as all the bad effects Of Mercu1
sAMARITANS CHANCRE WASH
Price q cents: Fall directions
WnAT TIE SURGEONS OF THE sAhA
ITANS REMEDIES
s'Or BOARD The STEAMSHIP CosTA RIcA, Fss
t. Iscs.-KesHs. Dssmosd o., $50 Race streeS.
pbilsdelphis- Dear Sirs Please send me one oross
of your SamaritAne Gift by Adams Co q Ex press
20 as TO reach by the 18th, sail on that day
Finding IL 70 be what IL 10 represented, i Dc pos
"Yours, very respectfully,
aktlautic Nj all Stsamshin o.
.Betseen New York and .AspinwaIl.n
ssid by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner nth stree
and PennsylyaniA avenue.
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. mye d
HAPPINESS Oh MISERY THAT rs THE
HShSRf on Il m sIi
MEDICINE" have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of I-
pense-to iseue, free, flor the benefit Of suffering
humanity D four Of their most Instructive and in
teresttng Lectures en- Marriage and fts QuAlihcs-
digestion, weakness, Depression, or ignorance %
Physioloey and Natures Law. These invalusbls
IecfureA have been the means Of enli ghteniRg and
sayinq thousands and will be forwarded free on the
for,ssas ossimst 81 Asatosy SD Msdiesss, s6t
HELMBoLpS EXTRACT BUCHU AND I'M
III PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and deli
cate disorders, in ell their stages little expepse
little or NO change IN diet. no inconvenience aud
no exposure. IL IL pleasant in taste and odor i'm
mediate In Its s<tion, and free from AL Injurious
properties pes1
GOLD PENs-yust received full assortment OF
at N aufscturers prices.
TAYLOR
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HONPIDENTIl

Eight YEARS IN CONGRESS-, by Hon. a g.
II Coz; Bourneb Hand Book Of the steam En.
Tyndan on Radiation; Triexes Quintilion.
ocB TRAhCK TAYLOR.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
CtsJQSartsTmdstsr's Office, Depot Of Washinrtos.l
Wdshtngton. ID. c.. January Is. 1876. I
will be sold 1t public auction. under the direc
ton OF Brevet MAJOR BENJAMIN Burton. A q N
II sixth. street wharf, Washingten, ID. O., on SAT-
UhDAY, February 3, 1856, at IL o clsck M the
following named Government vessels viz
Barge MIDDLEsEN
Barge EINAECIER,
Barge JURA.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
D. RUCKER
BreVet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
IA Il LIST Depot Of Washington