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(NOvERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QuARfERMAsTERs O1PICl.
WARRINGTON, ID. O., December H. fSss
The Quartermaster General Of the Army directs
mat all GoyernmeIt Horses now at Giesboro, d.
SALES will, therefore, take place at GIESBO.
RIO, ID. o., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER IA, 1885,
and continuing on each TUESDAY and THURS
DA thereafter, until all are disposed of,
A Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
honr On the days of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and
superior to any heretofore offered for sale
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales TO commence at 10 o 'clsck O.. m.
Terms-Cash in United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge
de l7-n First Division, q. NJ. G. o.
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SAn ex-Major Gen. of Sherman's army
has made proposition 10 the q uartermaster's
Department to take entire charge of the trans
portation Of the army in Texas at a less sum in
national currency than IL now costs in gold to
meet expenses of the same. If the plan is
adopted il (the Government) will be under the
necessity Of disposing, of the army wagons
horses, mules, &c, used for that purpose.
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CLIFTON HELLIN,
Late Paym aster q. g. Navy
ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF
CLAIMS BEFORE TIE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prise Money, Lest Clothing, Bsunty,
PACK Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper.
81 attended 70 promptly.
Once 20 u street Post once Box 42e Wash.
neto city, DO. Je1am
i tent of England, and secured by the seals Of
the Eeole de Pharmscie de Paris, and the Imperial
Colleee of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesnar No. 1. IL the efectual remedy Tor Relax
tion Observation-Disclosures, and Exhaastion Of the
system. Triesmar No. . has entirely superseded
mar No s is the infalliable remedy for all Impurf-
ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus obvistinG
the use Of mercury and all other deleterfous fnsrs-
dents.
able Losenge. Secured from the ofects. ef climate
and changes Of stmosphers in tin cases o each,
or four e3 cases in one for %, and In ~ eases,
thus saving 90. Divided in separate doses - cd,
ministersd BIZ valpeau, Salamanca, Rosx, 30.
Wholesale and retail b.. DR.. BARROW, No. 1sA
corner 18th 1t. seps-sm
CSOR NON RETENTION OR IEOONTKNENCI
IT of urine. irritation, Inflammation ulcer alton
of the bladder Kidneys diseases Of the PROSTATE
glands, stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel or
brick dust post, and all diseases Of the blsAder,
S SaSP s seG f5i HRxTRAcT Bu6Hu use lbs
CHATTERKD CONeTITV2fONs REsT0RID
cBY HELABoLDT-E BuOHU,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
A TLANTIO sTKAhsHIP COMPANY TO
a NEW YORK.
The Steamers composing this line are the
T o6f k SheiEE c SsR.n hSqhs' Gin
FAIRFAX Capt Winters,
LesyRs PiSI SS ~ kS,!h kBst SsT pons
and foot Of G street, Washington, ID. O.. every
TEES4aT and rRID pa; ~ at m Rn,,ns., b0ur
Tbs steamers 81 this line now Connect With Alex r.
MORGAN, REIN EHAHT CO., Agents,
Corner II tn and Penn avenue. .oHth side,
and foot 81 G street, Washin' on, d. o.
BOWEN. BRO. co., Agents
H;B. OBonwEkTs CO. Ssgis: w.
0'HE EAsTERN SHORTS sTEAMBeAT-ths
No. lao Light Street Wharf; Bait; EE
more 81 on M rnpn ssToN po1yT
CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BRIDGE, and ali in,
termediste landings on Tread Avon and Choptank
she has excellent passenger and freight accom-
CO I ITO Light ST. wSsTf Baft fiHHs
STEAMER LEAVES 7TH STREET wHARF
. SATURDAY SsfoRN1Nes. 49,
O'Clock y MOUNT VERNON;
he'ui u" J. VAN RIswIeK,
&C l6-u General Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND wAsHINGTOs STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY. <H3fS
Old Line between
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING TON
AND GEORGETOWN.
OCEAN sTEAMKRs-BALTIMOR REBEOCA
CLYDE and EMPIRE,
IN connection with Inland Steamers
GEORGE II. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN
ELIZA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
at IL M, from the foot OF Hi h street, Georgetown
and Pier ID East River, foot Of WsH street, New
Yo1k.
For Freight or Passage apply to
Q. P. HOUGHT0N, Agent, foot Of High street
Georgetown.
NJ ELDRIDGE CO., Prince street wharf, Alex
JAMES HAND, III " all street, New York.
Freight received cons family and forwarded to all
parts of the country with despatch at lowest rates
js 91-6m O. H0EGHTON. Agent.
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CAEARY hooking, RED BIRDS. AND
~ PARROTS, for sale at No. 463 ID street - =
CAPITOL HILL
de q -2awSmS q ABTg
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ply GREEN b WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers.
OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPEI

BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, made in 81 e cause of ID II
Hagner. ct al VS.. nj Smith, No. $50 Equity, and
dated January 8, 1855. 4 will offer at auction ON
FRIDAY the 10th day Of January, instant, at 4
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, Lots Nos II, I3 IA
frgtoD.
Lot No. l6 is improved by a substantial three
ttery brick dwelling fronting on south r street at
the corner Of 10Th street west.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; and the balance in 6 and p
months. to be secured by approved notes and re-
served right of re-sale.
The terms must be complied with within a week
after SALE the property may be resod at the risk
ard cost OF the first purchaser.
On full payment of the purchase money and tha
ratifcation of the sale, will convey at the n
chaser cost.
WALTER s. cox, Trustee.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n. n


AND LHNJHBURG on
On and after TUESDAY. December L. 1855. n
senEer trains on this road will run daily sunday
excepted as follows SOUTH.
Leave Washington at 7 rOam.
leave Alexandra 81 30 m
Leave Gordonsyille NJ 1873 .. m.
Connecting with virginia Central road te Rich.
mond and Stanton direct
Arrive At Richmond at $50 D. m,
Arrive at Ly nchbUrg at 54b .. m.
NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg At 20 a m
Leave Richmond at OOa m
Leave Gordonsyille at ~ 20 .. m.
Arrive at Alexandria at q SO p. m.
Arrive at W Washington at - m.
Connecting with trains 10 all parts Of the North
and West.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at Ina
m, and arrives At Gordonsville AT 8 q .. m.
Leaves oordons'ille at a. IN, and arrives at
Through freight train leaves Alexaudria At 2 IS
Q. m, and arrives at Lynchburg 1T 8: 20 .. m
Leaves Lynchburg at 2'+5 q m, aud arrives &C
Express freight train leaves Alexandria st 71oo n
m, and arrives at Ly nchburg at 10 10 a. UeaVdS
Lyncheurg at 2:sO D. m. aud arrives at Alexandria
This route has the advantage over all others OF
having continuous rail from New York 20 Lynch
burg, 4O5 miles.
1t also passes Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas, Bris-
toe, Cattlett's, RappshsnnOck, Culpeper, Orange
and Gordonsvile where many Of the late great bat
ties were fought.
Tickets can be procured in .Adams' Rxpress
Building. opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Maryland avenue, aud at the corner OF 9th street
and Psnnsy lvania avenue, under National Hotel
Trains leave from the corner OF LIST and G. streets,
Washington. w. II. MCCAFFERTY,
General So perintendent.
NJ. BR0ADUs, General Ticket Agent,
Alexandria. Dec. II, 1873. de li-n
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~The Savannah papers of January re-
port the ceremonies attendant upon the inter-
ment there Of twelve Confederate soldiers
whose remains had been removed thither from
Farmyille, Va, where they fell in battle. Bish-
op Elliott made an address, and the ladies
decked the graves with floral tributes.
1.-TWO onyicted gamblers in San Fran cisco
rendered green backs for their fine. legal ar
gument about demanding coin is the result.
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IEoRET pIsKAsEsi sEORKT sIsEAsIsT

SECRET pIsKAsEsI SECRET BIsKAsKsI
sAMAHITAN's GIFTI
SAMARITANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN RENEDY EVER UsED
Sd. "Yes, A Positive Cure"to
GOSORHGA. GLERT. STRUCTURES re-
Contains no Mineral, no BsIssm. ne Mercury.
ONLY Tea PiIi, TO BE- Taksa to Eject Orr.
They are entirely vegetable, having NO smell ao-
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way In
Cures in from two 70 four days, and recent o.see
An Twenty -four hours" Prepared by graduate
e or Doctors and Chemists Il the present. dSy
40 E1PosuKs, no TRouBLt, NO cHkSsE wHATEyER.
who have been sOrsed With Bslsam Copspviss on
Mercury Wy SaMARIrzN's GIFT.
rT ie packages, a.. Female, g.
BLOOD! BLooD.g BLooD,,,
sCRoFULA, ULOERs, s0kEs, sf0Ts,
TETT6Eks3 rS sEkkkEf pf RILl SYPHILIS
s.naRfTaNs RooT AND HERs JUICES
Efs'e o iHs PREssEss Il RO' sissSsss a.,
skMARITANS ROOT AND HEkB JUICE iss
nest il and sssrS psrc.
of The veneresl poison 50 that the is thorough
s sld hesled. and dc transmit il 70 yeure os
y that fer S Do s6 ~ TsHfHf in
A,sSsHsfs ia ROOF akks g6is
sxsterr as we'll all the bad effects OF Mercvry
ShMARITANS CHANCRE WASH
Price 3 cents: Full directions
WAT TIE SURGEONS OF THk sAhA
ITANS REMEDIES
0ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP COSTA RIcA sos
81 Sire Pesss send M na one srss
Of your Samaritan Gift By Adams A Co 3 EKpress
no "A 70 reach by the 18th as we sail that day
Ttndins il 70 be what IL Is represented, I DO nol
IKE 70 make voyage without supply.
f0n"' very q. s. soRsET surgeon,
"Atantic Mail Steamship Co. n z,
"Betveen New York and AsHnwAll."
DESMOND co., Bsa la1 Philssel phis Pos,
seld by D. CALVERT FORD. corner nth stree
and penney wanna avenue.
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. mytu
HAPPINESS Oh MISERY THAT is THa
SgIkks1hNiRRfiTSGs ySSGYyEEss.o 4 s4s al
MEDICINE" have deternine4-regsrdlcss.af en-
pense-to issue, free, for the beno6 a. of susert,
humanity, D four q their most Instructive apd ~
tereeting Lectures % Marriage and tts Quslfhos
digestion, weakness, Depression, or isnorsnc. as
Physiology and Nstures Law. These inyslusbi.
lectures have been the means 81 eaiightenirs A.
saving thousands and will be Forwarded free on H.
S~s;sss o,ss.st q Asasosss SD Msd.es.., ssS
IIELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU am ~
III PRoyEB ROSE VASE cures scent and ok. ,
cate disorders In al their stages ~ litte ex pens
little or NO change IN diet, no iBconvenieace ~
no s1 poeure. II pleasant In taste And odOr i'm
mediate In It's action, and tree from sIl iRiuriops
properties. nsSJ
CoIp PEss-Just received : full sssOrtneato OF
" Newtonh celebrated GOLD PENS. For ssia
ct m Jufacturerf prices.
TAYLOR
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CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
H0RTb AND WEST.
u
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after November 2Oth, 1855, trains win RI,
as follows: Lsnss Lsar.
Express Mail, DRAM eSos nj
Fast Line, m ~
Pittsburg Erie Express, 4. 40 D m 20 m
Pittsburg Elmira Exp, 80 D M. 1000 d
TWO TRAINS On SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at $50 and 7:0Pm
SLEEPING CARS on ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
|No change Of cars between Baltimore u.
mira, Erie, or Pittsburg.
For tickets and any informetio4 apply sf the
once OF the Great Penhsy lyAnia Route, oerneF
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, under Ne
tonsl Hctel and 18th street, corner PennA avenue.
opposite Willards' Hotel, W ashington,
J. N. DUHARRY,
Superintendent n O. n r.
Y. J. WILKINS,
Passenger rnd Ticket Agent.
JhO. GlLLETT, Passenger AGENT. nO9-f
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

GisfQpd,ternaster's OHce, Depot Of WasAinrto :,
Washington, ID. c., January 8, 1856 (
Will be sold at public auction. on the premises,
under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
James Nj. Moore, A. M on FRIDAY, January
r. 1866, at IL O'Clock M the following described
Government Buildings situated at the En- ri neer
Camp, on and streets, between 18th and lith
streets east, IN this city, viz:
Two (2D Barracks, each 24ia by 90 feet.
One % Commissary Building, 201z by Il feet.
One "a Office, So by 101a feet
Three 49, Offices, each l2l5 by 2lh feet
One ID Guard honse, 1218 by 43 feet.
The buildings win be sold sngly, and must be
removed within fifteen days from date of sale
Terms Cash, in Government funds
d. HI. FUCKER,
Brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief uarteImaster,
Ja54t Depot of Washington.
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IJELMBOLp's FLUID EXTRACT BUoHUf 10
H pleasant in taste and odor, free from all inju.
yfous properties, and Immediate Ait action,
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOVES AND

SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOVES AND
~ HEATERS.
Chief QHa'tsrs1a,ter', Office, DEPOT Of Washington,l
Washington, ID. c., January 3, 1856 {
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc-
ton OF Brevet Lieut.. Col. James M Moore, A. Q.
NJ, at Warehouse No. 1, on st bet 10Th and 10Th
ste, Washington, ID. c., on SATURDAY, Jan Is,
1856 at 100 clock a. M, large lot Of Stoves and
Heaters, viz:
600 Stoves, cid and worn
800 Coal Stoves rev. large size
10 w ood Stoves. new, assorted sizes
5Cylipder Heaters, new
The COO Stoves will be sold In lots Of from one To
twenty ye the 800 Coal Stoves in lots of from one
to twelve, and the Wood Stoves and Heaters will
be sold sipgly.
Terms-Cash in Government funds
ID ii. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
la39t Depot Of Warrington
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RAILROAD LINES.
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WAsHISsToN JaugarK s. Is

RAhiIAoAE ANp OHI9 RAILsoAD, 49,.
&AaysssT.la ls ID
n1fk - Fs5 sMssiTgiS AID rh iES
nov run - '"'i TcR E ~, aa
Leave daily, except SUNDAY. sts.D. 30 gton
Has a. m, aud 80, and AIS, aud T0In
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
2NF. m q ~ - ' "'1
FOR WAY STATIONS SoTTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at and SO m and AT 80 aud 4 - p m
FOR ANNAPOLIS
trains s's 70 - or ST fr s3d O,IG ard as m No
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at 10 q. m. and 2-S0 And7.S0p.m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at 80 q. m. and 2 % p m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 80 a. m and "
on Sunday at 70 p m only oonnectius at Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 70 Wheeiins,
f1T.RsfETos9mp GEES' &&ffcvrrs
the W6Sston sston Te i oas can al S s ssr
In the day. well as at the once in the Amori-
Se1vIs, s s,n Pennsylvsnis avenue,
FOR New YORK, PhiIadslphia, aud Boston, SEQ
soveruse.nent Of through Line.
en- saITh sias.sT q Transportation.
THR0CGu LINZ EETwEEN WASHINGTON
PhlLAbhLPHlA AND NEW YORK.
E.s..zz,g $3.50 "
WANING roN, January 8. 1885.
Irahs between Washington and New York are
now follows viz
FOR NEW YORK. without change ofeArs
Leave daily Except Sunday stT,s . IN and $50
FOR SEw YORK. changing car. at PhiI.del-
phia,
Leave daily Except Sunday at HIS =. m. and
Az m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday ~ 7.8 and n Is q,
m, and 4.S and 70 p m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New FORK at 8 80 q. m oHly.
Leave Tor Philadelphia at : % o. Ouly.
Sleeping carr for New York on ! 30 D m train
daily, except Sunday On sunday, tfain and sleep-
Ing car run only 20 Philar elrkia
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia. New York, CT
Boston can be had Al the Station Once all hours
In the DAP as well as AZ the Office ia the Amer
lean Telegraph Buildiug, Penns ylvanis avenue,
between al and 9th streets
See Baltimore aud ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington. Baltimore, An
Bapols, and the West.
W p SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Aeeut.
&C 5O-u GkO. hOON1L, Agent, Washington.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
~ TON COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. Louisiana av
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to do q
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA-
TON BUSINESS
TIE and from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, Charlottes-
vile, Winchester. Harrisonburgh,
StauntOn, Lexington, Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, GolSsboro', Will
mingtsn. N0wbern, Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N. c.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria. Vir-
eiDia Central Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and We'll
don, Whining on and Weldon, AtlaHtic
and North Carolina, Raleigh and
Castor, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Com pany will be extended to other States, of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff of charges is based upen fair business
principles, yielding reasonable profit TO the Com
pany, without being oppressive to the public. Upon
this basis II confidently presents Its claims for fair
share OF patronage, relying upon ts large capital
and the character of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success.
de l3ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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IL MASTERS STORES, CLOTHING, CAMP
AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, AT
ALEXANDRIA,
Cnisf QNartersaster's O@ce Depot of WasAinrta.. \

shts 9E
AM HAhExa1HNSDR iHU,i E "a. AT
chi" 1aE s.s.a,lss or6s Per- g.S 81
w viii be seld at public auction, at Aiexandria,
i:s on fisPit Liant s35 4
1 fs 10. Of
Carts, AmbSsness sprias n &ass ss' 1Hos
Tus; TsSIss EsissE Rse.ss!r Gs
SHss tfse loa ..s na
Grain Grain sacks lacks &e together with large lot of
cs shps Ss Flooring
The stores must be removed within five days
The sac will he continued from day to day until
the whole Of the property is sold: ~.
i'fm' 'Ash' IN 'O'erhm d r. brn RsfficKrR
:. B,t. MAJ. Gen. and Chief QusI,srnssssr.
SALE OF covF TnNrTSd BUILDINGS AND
Chg "'' Rass.o9s@ 6fs 2.r yss 81
& ssef u S5is! SSs$s'
sb NV Y5fE 4 a1EsSi E$is Si#P
viz iN Ahio VIII
.s Gss Scr: Gss! seo Zach Fl b
One % Lumber shed, 10 by CT feet
One Cd Lumber Shed, 10 Ey AZ feet
One Cd Paint Shop, IA by 24feot
One ~ Addition to Paint Shop, IA BY lG feet
Ube stable, ID by B. feet
Ohet somn1ssary 227s by 20 feet
one t) ened adjoining Commissary, Is by 23Is
Ore % shed, u by q feet
One Cd blacksmith shop. IL by n feet
one - Armory, 2f1z by 321a feet
One ID stOre house 24l. by 351, feet
One ~ Lot OF Fencing. so feet long feet high
0ne y Lot OF Fencing. 80 feet long feet high
nne I'D Lot OF Fencing, II feet long, 6 feet high
Two gu sinks, by sfeet.
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Breret Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermsstsr.
jag ~ Depot ~ Washington.
v 1910 KER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR, ma
ksTAILIsHKD IN 1885,
Connected during ten years with the Piano Store Of
John Ellis, Ess and known az Tupsr
for Chickering Sons
ORDERS NOW RECEIVED AT
DrbPsEY OTo0LES, Engravers and. eta.
TONERS, &C., $50 Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th sts
y. @. REICHEEBACHS Piano Rooms,
DO 0-Sm 49e lltb street, near Pa. avenue
MANHOOD AND YOUrnFUL vIGoR .Rn
NJ AZ regained BY HEJaRoLDp EXTRACT Bus
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OFFICES:
s14 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
no 2-tf
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An Kn:eresting Sequel TO u Nasty
Divorce.
From the ciaeinn.,i v,l.sfreun

From the Cincinnati V,ixsfreunI, Nay 2.
A correspondent OF the Eolxstreund, writ
ing from The indiana Prairi&r "A Dril 80,
relates the following:
In Sullivan county young m arrie1 pair,
who had been un,tei in the bond4 OF wei,aca
about six wears. having become sognew.. ~
mutually iisagree.ble of late, th,. bus ban i..iH
his anger, hasiened TO lASyer, and too k
steps TO OBJ ain divorce from his wife One
dAy h. came home TO hi. wife aud said 10
her: :. Bet-ey, | have fulfilled your wish.
You said you wished you were separated
from me. Here Is the decree of divorce
His wita WAS at first surprised, but far to
iEdgn Ant to betriy any emotion. She said
she was ready to leave. She wished he
would be present TO that she took not hing
except what her own. He stepped into
the adjoining room with her where the bu>
resu and clothes press The wife proceeded
in silence to take out the clothes. when sud
denly her eyes fell upon small dress, aud
weeping. The husband, hitherto an ind #.
ferent observer, remarked her emotion, and
discovered tn. cause. 1t was the dress of
their only child, a little daughter of three
wears. who had died almost two wears ago
Tie husband was not les, affected by the
sight than his wife. He embrac ed her with
emotion, begged her pardon again and again
pieces, hasiened to the clerks Office, t)ok
out a new marriage license, and was mar,
red Immediately to his late wife.
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How 10 snve your T>eth.

5 Our teeth decay. Hence bad BREATH un-
seeming mouths, imperfect IN hslication.-
Everybody regrets it. Wha; is tie cause 1t
is a want of cleanliness A cleah tooth never
decays. The mouth Is a warm pl plaee-ninety.
eight degrees. Particles of meat between the
teeth decompOse. Gums and teeth must snt-
fer Cleanliness will preserve th teeth to An
Oh age. Use arquill pick, and Iinse the mouth
AFTER eating; use brush and CASTLE soap every
mornIn" the hrush with pure water on reir
ing Bestow this trifiing care upon your teei h
You will keep Them aud ruin the dentists.
Neglect it and you will be sorrv al your lives
Children forget. Watch them Tie first
teeth determine the character OF the second
set. Give them equal care. Sugar, acids.
hot drinks. saleratus. are nothing pg compared
with food decomposing between the tee h.
Mercury NAV loosen the teeth, use may wear
them out, but keep them clean . nd they will
neser. decay. -s go.
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THE PHILADELPHIA TRAG
EDH.
The Confession of Probst.
PHILrDsLPHiA, May

PHILIDELPHlA. May Z.
The confession of 7rob,t is phonographc>
I ally reported BY The Inquirer. The facts
agree manly with the report already sent.
| He saws he had no thought of committing the
murder a, the time of living with Deeriag,
| but calculated ON robbiug him of the money
which ne had seen him counting. He had
| never sail anything about it to any one. He
| came to thi. country in 1868, in the ship
! Columb bus, from Bremen. and never did any
thing wrong in Germany. His father and
mother are still living at Baden. He is "a
years old. He enlisted twice and deserted,
| first in the 4lst New York, and then in the
5th cavalry. He planned every day to get
| Deering's money but never had a chance. He
says:
"My first plan was to kill him, and get the
money = cocld not get the money any other
way thought of killing them at the house
as they came down in the morning got the
axe sometimes ready for them when they
came down evenings. | got some good chan>
ces but my heart failed me-"
After describing the manner Of numbering
Cornelius Cary and Mrs. Deering a,d her
children. he gives the following explanation
of the killing of the infants Then | went
ov,r TO the house and took Annie and told
her that her mother wanted to see her in the
stable. She did not say word. Then | took
the little baby l took it my arm the lit>
tie girl walked alongsid- of me. left the
little baby on the first corner as you go into
the stable. play.n in the hay. Then went
to the sam place where killed tie others.
She looked around like for her mother, who
was IN the hay. She did not say anything.
| knocked her down at the first blow, and cut
her throat same rs the others. Then went
bask and got the little baby and struck it on
the head in the same place there. I hauled
them in;o the same place"
After describing the killing of Deering ana
Miss Dolan. the fend saws he took on, Mr..
Deer ng's pocket>boo but only got 81, in
cluiing a counterfeit So note. He saw moth
ing In. Miss Doau's pocket book but postage
stamps. lie WAS not lying nov. He thought
they had much money. After securing other
srticles, revIiv.r, &c., (afterw ards found in
his possessi0n), be washed and dressed hir
self. putting Deerings cln;he, on, and cat some
bread and butter The scouadrel frequently
laughed ~hie detailing his confession Of
these horrible crimes.