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NEW STYLE OF BUILDING IN PARIs-Ia
Patrie has the following: There is a. this time
In course or construction, as an experiment and
possible model, in the q Quartier de Roule a
house, having nine stories above the ground
moor, and with basement and cellars, altogether
eleven stories. As land in the center OF Paris
is OF great value, and conseq quently rents very
high, the object of the building in question is 10
obtain increased space by means Of increased
elevation. The house will have this peculiar
ny-that IL will have no staircase but n will
be provided with an hydraulic apparatus SIM
liar TO that in use by builders 10 raise their
materials 10 upper scaffolds. This apparatus
consists Of two large Nat forms. ascending and
descending every minute without making any
noise. Upon these platforms will be placed
seats, so that the dodgers in the house win b..
enabled TO reach the highest stories without
any fatigue. From this arrangement n woufd
follow that the upper stories, being the most
airy. commanding the best views, and being
free from all risk OF inconvenience from dodgers
above, will probably obtain higher rent than
the other apartments. Thus an entire reyolu-
ton In house arrangement will be effected
The new bu ldIngs Of the Bank of France will.
IL is said, be provided with ascending stairs
such as we have described"
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TAPE WORMS AND LAGER BRKg-Durinp
the past few months the successful treatment
for the tape worm in this city has been the sub
Ject OF newspaper notice and compliment sa,
the La Crosse Democrat, although these ugly
customers are very frequently dIslodged by
appropriate prescriptions. But nov profess
sional aid is unnecessary, the practitioner
must seek new fields Of conquest to gain no.
toriety; cowhage, turpentine. mercury, and all
the drastic and disagreeable drugs sa often pre-
scribed for tape worm must be ignored Lager
beer, that much abused beverage, has proved
itself equal to the emergency. A prominent
citizen OF Vernon county, Gal, whose health
for a number Of years had. at times, been Sc
riously impaired, recently exhibited symptoms
inducing him TO belle We that worms was the
cause Of his sufferings. Philosopher like he
eschewed food for three days and drank moth
ing but lager beer. Having thus tasted and
freely INDUCED in lager for the time named,
be had the satisfaction Of witnessing the result
OF his prescription in the expulsion OF a large
tape worm measuring over thirty feet This
fact is worth the attention of medical men by
whom tape worms are looked upon as so diff
hcult TO master, and the successful treatment
for which has been deemed worthy OF especial
notice. And as for lager beer, whether intox-
icating or not as a remedy for tape worm it
Will hepceforth shear the palm" as O medical
agent i1ene Of the most disgusting ailments TO
which flesh is heir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

B%The Boston Transcript saws the whip-
ping power In one OF the Cambridge schools
consists OF very stout man and two full
SA lady while shopping in Bridgeport,
was much mortified upon suddenly discover
ing maj her false calves had dropped on the
STwo quarreliing women in New York
used scalding water as q weapon with almost
fatal effect.
~Ice as thick as window glass formed in
Boston on Saturday night.
0Fsur watermelons killed a man and his
wife In Cincinnati.
ga company has been formed at Hyde
Park, VT, for artificial trout breeding.
- Sal ammonia in camphor water is pro-
nounced a cure for neuraieia.
ga New York paper boasts of ITS pointer
nosed reporters Ii probably has ''setter" COM
positors.
~..0n my last string" as the billiard play
er said when about 10 be hanged.
~There are piteous appeals for bread in
Georgia
EMr; Stevenson lDamphool has disan-
gutshed himself by losing $4,000 at taro.
~The Charleston Is. CD News has an eii-
torial recommending the adoptisn Of the Con-
stitutonal Amendment.
~A Frenchman IN Sherbrooke, Canada,
killed his father, last week.
@The English and Scotch whaling vessels
are now mostly steamers.
SOn ''high ecclesiastical authority" New
Yorker writes that the Pope will be invited 10
make the United States his home should the
political affairs Of Italy render his stay there
undesirable.
SWells, the solicitor who brought the IA
nous Grim. con. suit against Lord Palmerston
in behalf of Mrs. U. Kane, was arrested in Lon
don last week as an babltual drum kard ana va
grant, and sent 10 Jail for three days in default
Of five sbiIliEgs fine.
~Two men We're fired on by sexton while
removing a body from a grave in Louis vile, a
few nights since, and one Of them being se-
verely wounded, was captured He said he
received s1O for each body dIsinterred.
~A Young man, named O. r. Wilson, re-
siding near Sunrise City, MINI, on being re-
fused the hand OF young woman m marri-
age, committed suicide by shooting himself a
few days ago. ~
81 bold assessor in Michigan notified an
answered that whatever she did IN thai vay
was TO .accomodats" her neigh bora, ,aad heaped
Goals OF fire upon the ON Gals head by oErr.ng
TO bring him through gratis IL he should ever
be ..in thai precarious situation"
B-A Radical spread-eagle orator OF New
York State wanted the wings of a bird 70 fly TO
hamlet, in the broad land: but be wilted when
a-nauehty boy IN the crowd sang out.-sUry
Up, you - ola fool; you'd get shot for a eoo,e
before you new mile ii
sEMucb attention is being given in Georria
fine quality, OF native grown. have been ex-
htbited, ahd ~ is said the plant f1ourIsnes re-
n,arkaely well ON the coast ut
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SEMMRs CKNsURED IN MoBILR-A writer in
the Mobile Tribune strongly censures SAD
miral Semmes for refusing TO resign his posi- =
tion as Judge OF the Probate Court, whose
functions he has been forbidden by the United
States authorities TO exercise. The reasons
assigned by Semmes for refusing to resign are
examined stridtin,, and one of them is disposed
of thus :-"' Again. the Admiral says, sif there
are large estates of deceased citizens unsettled:
IL widows and orphans are suffering If our
people generally are groaning under this op-
preston. Admiral Semmes is not the oppres-
sor.' But IL Admiral Semmes could remove
that oppression by resigLing, so that some
other good, competent man could be appointed
in his place, and the business of the court no
longer obstructed. and he refuses to do so, is he
not 10 that extent particeps criminis in the op .
preston T.,
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REPARTMEHT OF THE INTERIOR,
II PkNsIoN OFFICE, July 18th, 1855


Application having bsen made under the sst Of
June lS l8C, for the reissue OF the following de-
scriDed & Land Wsrrsnts. which are alleged to have
that at the date follow the description Of each
warrant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
Will oe reissued, II no valid objection should then
Ne 81 SIS. for l60 acres issued under the act OF
march 1855, In the name Of James P. Undsrhiil +,
ahe was granted July IL, l856.-December l, 1876
No. q ,S66 fer 80 acres, issued under the act o.
september, 1870 In the name Of Daniel Milton, and
1866. '''
:. No, % sos. for 80 acres, issued under the oct of
March Sd, lsoe. In the name Of Daniel Milton, and
No, ,sle, for lso acres, Issued under the act Of
march ), $50, In the name Of Tamor, widow Of
psiia Benton. and was granted August 4. 1876
No. sS.s2l, for 80 acres. issued under the act OF
september. 1850; In the name of Spencer Wiley,
1876 80
No. q Ola, for 80 acres issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1856, In the name OF Spencer Wiley. and
1856. -. -
No. Is l0s for $50 acres, issued under the oct OF
March Sd, 1856, In the name Of Horace Gregory .
and was granted Dec ember 26, 1855-Becember
%, 1856.
JOS. b. BARRETT,
Uy
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SUPKRsTITIoN.-Att the Lewes petty session.
in England, a few days ago, q laborer was
charged with stealing five turnips, value ID.
He did not deny taking the turnips, but gave
the following extraordinary reason for doing so
He had child that was a cripple, and person
told him n be got hve turnips, not his own,
and rubbed the ehiid's back with them. and
threw them away without saying anything 70
any body, il would cure the child. He had tur-
n'pe OF his own, bat was told they would not
ant " er the purpose.
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STEAM FIRE ENGINES AT THE PARIS ExHI.
BITIoN.-The steam fire engine is, we think, ex-
clusively an American invention, and there
to the Paris Exposition, will be of great ad =
vantage TO our European neighbors. The visit
ofthe Philadelphia company has already been
announced, and the New York firemen, sixty
In number, intend taking an engine OF the
Amoskeag pattern. and expect to be absent
about three months. The United States Con-
sui at Queenstown, 1t is said. has promised
land
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PLENTY OF SARDINEs.-The French sardine
fishery has been more successful this season
thin for the last ten years. AT Ducarnenez and
Goncarneau. the principal centres Of this
species OF industry, eight hundred and eighty
tour boats caught upwards OF one hundred
and ten millions of sardines in the month of
July alone, the sale producing 7O7,6ie francs
At the end Of the month one thousand sardines
could be bought for two francs only.
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MARRIAGE OF PRIHsTs.-The Court of Ar
peals in Genoa, Italy, has given Judgment in
an Important case. The Registrar OF that town
had refused TO sanction the civil marriage of q
priest. His refusal has been val dated by
lower court but the sentence has now beer
quashed. and the principle is solemuly affirmed
that priesIs can legally depart from their vows
of celibacY. - = I
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A sUPERIOR RrMuhv

We can conscientiously recomme nd to these suf-
feIlns fro1 distressing caugb, Dk. STRICK-
LANDS MELL1FLUOUS COUCH BALSAM
IL gives rel,e almost instantaneous and is with
al not disagreeable to the taste There is no
the best preparations In use. and is all that its
proprietor claims for it We have tried 1t during
the past week, and found relief from a mest dis
tressing cough. it's prepared by DR. strickland,
No. 139 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
for sale by Druggists Sold by w NAIRNX
co. also At Wa1TE's Drug store and OHAs.
CHBISTINI'S, 317 Pa. avenue and 5O2 Ninth
street. oc8 Iy
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IA country correspondent Of the Pail
mali Gazette tells about groom IN his neigh
borhood who always stipulated with his en-
ployer that he should be allowed fortnight
year TO stay drunk ina week at Christna as
and week at Whitsuntide. Every third wear
ne got himself dismissed by getting drank at
an unauthorized Tune
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MAMMALIAN WANTED AT HoME-A Paris
journal declares that there Is possibility of the
abdication of the Emperor Of Austria in favor
Of his son, six years old. In that case Maximtl-
Ian, who has been expected by his brother
Francis Joseph, for the last six months, would
Immediately leave Mexico, and be appointed
Regent OF the Austrian Empire.
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1VA person was walking in one Of the streets
OF London, the other day. when projecting {
piece Of iron, from q plane, which worsman n
was carrying, tore his coat sleeve, He sued
the workman for the value OF the sleeve and
recovered, the magistrate Remaining that Il
WAS the duty of workmen carrying TOOLS in the
public streets to take care tnat NO injury was
done to passenger. ''4
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- pretty little girl saw a sick mar in the
New York Central cars, and her loving heart
was so amicted at his distress and poverty
that rather see him put out by the conduct ctor
Tor non-payment Of his fare, she paid q in
greenbacks for his TIC ket and gave him some
tnlng TO pay his lodging at his destination
The ear buxzed wi b her praises
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HALLS VEGETABLE
SI0IIIAN IL nRH y mn,

high born and lowly, comes the Universsl Voice Of
praise fer
HALLS VEGETABLE
SlOILIAN HAIR RHNEWER
~ IL perfect and miraculous rticle. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow a better dressing
than any oil" or 'pomstum. /" Softens brash,
dry and why hair into Beautiful SiIkep Tresses :
Bat above all. the great wonder ia the rapidly
with which IL restores GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
Color.
Use it few times and
PRESTO, CHAN9EI
the Shiteet and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair but
strikes at the root and Glls it with new life and
1t viii not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The first sppl cation will
do good; ysu will see the NATURAL CoLoR return
ing every day, ard
BEFORE you KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolered appearance Of the hair
x1 Dc gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ask for Halls sic,lian Hair Remover: no ether
article Is at all like Ii in effect You will ind IL
CHEAP TO Buy, PLRAsANr TO TRY,
AND SURE TO DO You Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure ysu procure
the genuine. Manufactured only BY
X. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H.
For sale ~ al druggists. iaH-SU
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THE COMING METKoRs.-Professor Furgeson
Of the National Observatory at Washington is
makIng arrangements tor scientific ooserya-
tions Of the meteoric display which is set down
for November-i2th. Ii is predica ted that the
display will be unusually, brilliant and par
ticularly worthy the attention Of seientifc
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TWO BAD CAsEs OF PILES CURED BIZ DE
hTRICKLANn,R PIIE RRMEnH

Mr.. Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for
the bepent Of all who suffer with the Piles. that he
has been troubled for eight years wi tn an agra
yated case Of Piles and his brother ed
from the army as tRcurable, The being qnfte para
we're cured With one bo tile of DR. STRlCKLANDS
PILE REMEDY. The recommend alton of these
By DR.. Strickland, ought to convince these su1er-
ing that the most aggravated chrenic cases Of Piles
are cured by DR.. strickands Pile Remedy IL Is
ssld ~ Druegists everywhere. Sold by J. W.
NA1RN 90 OHAs. CHRISTIAEI, 371 Pa
Avenue and 500 9th afreet "a To-
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FIRE AT PooLRsyILLK. MD.-The Rockville
(Md.) Sentinel Of Friday says;--We are sorry
10 learn that on Thursday of last week., the
pretty Town Hall, of Poolesville, in this
lMontgomery1 county, was destroyed by fire.
A school was kept in the lower part OF the
building, and Ii is supposed that the heat from
thestove pipe which passed from the SCHOOL
room to the upper part OF the house, ignited
some plank which were above, and thus con.
sumed the buildinR
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

DBOGUs FOREIGN PERFUMES INFEST
The market. The real cannot be imported on &C
SSnnt SIn Sf The snormous duty Hssn Thtis PaA
would beat them ont OF the held even under q free
Srndr Sttemi Is Everywhere ia urgent demsnt.
Seld by all druggists
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~ An Irish gentleman whose devotion 70 Ire
land is notorious, but who has also common
sense, rem marked, when the Fenians began 10
move against Canada: alt may be very GOOD
thing to annex CANADA TO tls Uuited Safe but
DO NOT see why the lrish seTvan, eiris IN the
United States should pay the whole exp pen,s OF
the undertaking.
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SECRET DISuAsES

eAMAsTfAS's GIFTi the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
bslsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to-be exposed. Male packages, o.; ;fe-
male, 50.
sAs ARITAN's RooT AND HERE JurcEs-A positive
and permanent sure fer spy Scrofala. Ulcers,
sores, Spots letters. &c. Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold BY 3. G. Ford. Sec ad yertisement. mya
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COLGATED AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLYcKRINR
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite. and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. fes-eolv
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p 3l8 s--s'sfis hars essQ ssfzslFa - ~. r.
1t go = - lra p ar - 49,
effsr "a .Efs ff tn ~ ga Hsss Fl5f.e
ftE E.f.sAJ 20 EaF f..4rs Z g as S
4-.a5. st - z.-ai --fsI FgC
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MARRIAGE AND cELIRAny

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and buses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
nee OF charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
Dr. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Assooia-
tion, PhiIadelphia, Pa aug Is Sun
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STEADIL Y,

SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDRRS EXTRACT BUCKU
Il CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsH, RHIvMAHlsA'
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsORpRls, WKAKNRss ana
PAINS IN the BACK, TKMALB OoMPLAINTs and
TRouBL rs arising from lxcxssBs OF ANY KIND
OOME, YI AFPLI0TBDl
Thy LANDER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold BY all Apo thecarfss. Price q. D. BARNHe
b co., New York, and BARNIs, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H D
ROGERS, Wholesale Drusgisss, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb IDLY
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letter sf, 81 r.it if8 4 ....,..,ss.,
srfa d. acF 4I. .ats4.r 80
Y 'ts .f e1L 90 4slfs. .a .-e t,...,..,t
.L-l --siog = . 81 .o9 ssrsl,s-.3,
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" l6-wl2W
pUBLIO LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN,.

DUBLIC LAND SALKS In WISCONSIN,
tMS4iss g bHH4hs5D,fsEs ffessA 1885,
%iIIisPs Of ere: Of vacant public lands in MS.
At the Land ofics at LA CROSSE, on th. 18th
asy Of SEPIEn BER next, the served sections in
*. seuns. 81 snd q M
H.ns as I! , i r.
ships. the counties - above
the m the a.; .:nd ID !: ns1 bs ST.
ships in the counties Of Hann. Pierce. and 81.
AT the Land Once st FALLS ST. oRoIx, on
in 1t{ e 81 6 psn tsn ps Of Town
At The Land Once at EAU OLAIRE. on the lst
.s 5Ss
pewa, Eau OlsiIs and Damn,
ss a'9 s at s
TsEnshtpe and parts of Townships in the counties
" At the Land once at MENAsHA. on the sth day
Of OCTOBER mex, sixty seven Townships and parts
Esnd oes s & on the sh
day Of NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections In
o snf e .nd
pIdtis Al the Land once a. BAYFIELD,. On the 18th
day of NovRs BER next. forty nine towns hips and
part. Of towns hips in the counties Of Ashland La
M. EDMUNDs.
Iu.W Oomnnissioner Of the General Land one.
the 81 the Depart
ment, as heretofore and now existing. no payment
can be made for advertising prec camations except
to such Publishers as are SpsctaiIy authoyizsd to
publish by the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once. - --- % 10 2SlavkSv
w IL FLA "a .s4h.ssGAH aShht5s.' Pa5Shht5'i 7577'
and 4HiihsS MXisHsfAsHps I'D ToPs' "a SEE t. 1A'h
Mopumsnts Msds to order on rsssonabls terms
VIII keep constantly On hama fAefIRN NAE
Orders for PiuraberS SLABS promptly attended
e Penna. syenue, bet. IotA md lSsk 81. ws.t,
nHATH, DEATH, -DEArH-To Reaches, Bed
Ri hRsi rsb si; ShJs ar s4okkS 81 Fen: /:
q Asdieias, xs., q reasonable prices. NAa
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AMUSEM EN- Is.


NATIONAL THEATRE, {Iate Grover's,)
Pennsylvsnia avenue, near Wnlards' Hotel.
No Dramatic Performance en- Monday evening;
the Theatre being engaged for the Grand National
TTEsDAy ryEEINe, OCT IS,
lAts quarter to O'Clock! trst a,pe.rsnee in
Washing etcn In many ears OF the eminent Actress,
MRS y. w LANDER,
bst .Tsi;is rendition q the se.utiiuI ch.Ts.tsr
OF PAULINE, in Buisers charming play OF the
- LADY OF FYONS
In preparation. ADRIENNE TIE AOTB1SS
COSTUMES AND
o NJ NO Es,
oc ls-et. 447 TENTH sTREET.
METZEROTT HALL. ..
NIB. n. l.. BATEMAN
Has the homer to announce
A GRAND CON ERT,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10,
By his Celebrated CONCERT TROUPE. newly
Organized in Europe, and universally pronounced
by the entire press Of the Ola World and New. the
eRASDrsr ooAs,fsE1PN ssSsET OF MUSICAL
Ever presented TO the public.
The following unrivalied yocaIsts and Instru-
mentalists Will appear
MADAME PAREPA,
Prima Donna Assoiuta,
For whose equal we look In vain in musical
sstility. and forced to recognize the rghtful
successor of the great Lind.
SIGNOR BRIGNOLI.
The favorite silver toned Tenor,
Pronounced nv the critical Judgment of Paris and
London to Le the finest ltsl an Tenor of the day
sIGN0R FERRANTI,
The brilliant, dashing Basso Bufo from the Opera
Houses of Paris, London. and Italy.
slGNOR FOBTUNA,
Basso Csntante. from the Opera Houses of Paris,
London, and Italy.
MR. b. MILLS
The moet fnfehe Pianist of America, and the peer
of the best players abroad.
MR CARL ROSA.
The acknowledged brilliant and classical violfnist
Mr.. j. HATTON,
Conductor, Musical Director and Composer, from
London.
Being most posttirelt The ONLY OONCERT in
which the above great artists can a. pear in this
city.
Admission 81 50; Secured Seats so cents extra
The sale OF Reserved Seats will cemm mence
MONDAY MOkNING next, October Is. at the
Music Store Of w q. Metzerott Co., Pennsyl-
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CLOTHING, 10.

PARnER wALKER can construct you
Tha, viii need no Reconstruction, and suit you to
boot,
TIE word Reconstruction, in prose or in song,
Mems TO construct it all over, because it's al
wrong.
weare no Reconstructionists the garments when
made, -, .
Are constructed all right, and the cloth will not
fade;
They nj need no Reorganization by cutter or jsur,
Just try our construction, II will please you dear
sir.
Place no wrong construction, we beg leave to say,
Nor censtruct Reconstruction in Q olitical way;
We'll construct for them all, providing they pay.
FARMER WALKER,
Merchant Tailors, and
Dealers in Gents Furni shiug Goods
oc OCT No asa 7th street, nesr y.
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MODERN MIRACLEI
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the Universsl Voice Of
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Oomms,s,oner Of the n osnersi enHEps, E.Ds One,

GESERAt4LfND OFFIcE, june IA, 1866
NoIE.-Under the regulations OF the Depart.
ment. as heretofore and now existing, no payment
can be made for advertising preclamations exec pt
to such Publishers as are psctalIy authoJized TO
publish By the Commissioner Of the General Lsnd
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PERSONAL.

EnSON AL
rEFTLEMEN DESTROYS Of ha ving their CLIO rH-
UTNG SCUUKkD and REPAIkEO, so as To ap-
p-sr Dew, would do " ,ii oy calling ~ b ma.
6kU UDEkS, No 45s 10Th street. betSean and
kstIeets be highest cash prices paid for ssc-
ODD laid Clthipg. oc 2-lm,
MADAM RRopIIR STILL CONTINUES TO
IVl read the planets. che beng the seventh
She can be Consulted on all matters. Can eau.e
love to be mutual v here it doe- not exist. Busi-
hess strictly confd, ntiel, HoGrs from 9. m TO 8
n. ho0us No 449 d ass. avenue, between etn
ard 7th streets seasN..
MONT TKIFLE WITH YOURsELf ANY
~ Iorser Meters are becon ming serious. Con-
suit DR. DARBY, 49S 9Th st., bet. ID and 8, and
be cured permanently. His terms are reasona-
ble. se l3-lm'
JRKENIAHs. BLACK. wARDH. LANoN. CT. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAM0N b CO.,
Counsellors aud Attorneys at Law In the supreme
Govt OF the Upii.d STATES, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District. the Executive Depart
mepts and Committees OF Congress.
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