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XxxIXTH CONGRESS-FIRSTS SESSION
TUESDAY, February 81


SENATE.-Mr. Sumner presented the peti.
ton of the American Equal Rights League of
Philadelphia, asking that a republican form of
government be secured TO each State. Referred
to the Special Committee Of Fifteen.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military Committee
reported a resolution expressing the gratitu de
OF the nation to the officers, soldiers and sea.
men Of the United States; which was passed
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military Committee
reported the bill to provide for a uniform sys.
tenn Of militia in the United States, with slight
amendments.
MIR. Morgan introduced bill, which was re.
ferred to the Committee on Finance, to exempt
from taxation, by State or local laws, of lands
granted to colleges for educational purposes
Mr.. Sumner introduced a resolution calling
upon the President for information relating to
the appointment Of Provisional Governors in
the South, under what law appointed, how
paid. whether they took the oath of Office, etc
Passed. W. - 80
Mr.. Davis asked that the resolution recently
offered by him for the appointment of COM
mittee TO Investigate frauds of the cotton bu.
reau, etc. @
Mr.. Davis caused to be read lengthy COM
munication from former Provost Marshal of
Natchez, Miss. detailing number of alleged
cotton frauds coming under his notice in the
Department of the Southwest.
The expiration Of the morning hour brought
discussion On tho abovc 10 close, and called
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CONGRESS TO-DAY.

The main interest continues to center in the
Senate, where the debate is in progress on the
Stevens joint resolution in rega I'd to represen-
tation from rebel States. Senator Dixon is
making an able speech to-day in support OF
the Presidents policy of restoration. which he
urges is the only correct one. He says he
never looked upon the Freedmen's Bureau
bill Though voting for it) as principle, but
simply rs measure and when he found that
the President of the United States, whose duty
it would be execute the law, had objections to
IT. be very cheerfully yielded to those obiec-
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LOCAL NEWS.

SURRENDERED FOR EXAMINATION. - Last
July. IL will be recollected, w. Il. Cudlip was
arrested by the detectives in Baltimore on the
charge OF having been concerned in abstract.
ing bonds from the post office in this city, and
Baltimore, he succeeded in making his escape
and left the country T.. w. Spencer was ar.
rested here about the same time, on the same
charge, and after a hearing, continuing several
days, before Justice johnson, he was honor.
ably acquitted. About a week since Cudlir
returned. and going before the Chief of Police
he surrendered himself for trial, when he was
placed under BAIL Yesterday was the time
set for hearing in this case. and the witnesses
in Baltimore, having been notified. failing to
appear, as also any other witnesses, he was
dismissed.
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PERsoNAL.-The phrase "Dead Duck" is
now more ornatsly rendered sDefunct Didap-
per-" '..Michael w. Cluskey, well-known
resident Of this city some years since, and once
postmaster of the House of Representatives,
connected with the Memphis Avalanche, has,
that paper states, left Memphis for New Or
leans, being still suffering from severe wounds
received during the war. ....Mr. s. r. NAL
lory, eX-Confederate Secretary OF the Navy, Is
now the only prisoner left in Fort Lafayette.
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Habeas Corpus Case in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Feb PA writ Of nabeas cor
pus was issued to-day by Judge Ballard, for
the bodies of Capt. Reed and Lennon, who
We're lately fined and committed TO Jail in
Campbell county, for protecting the polls at
the last election.
The cases are important, and will present
the whole subject of the powers Of the military
where the national law prevails.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge FiSAer-This morn
ing, the District Attorney entered a nolle pros
in the cases of Mark Warden and Augustus
Raissing, charged with larceny.
Elizabeth Dorsey, indicted for the larceny
of money from Annie Scott, was tried. Jury
ont.
John Thompson, alias Tad Thompson, in :
dicted for the larceny of a coat from Moses
Wird, was found not guilty. Morgan for de-
tense.
Charles Wallis, indicted for the larceny of a
watch from Angelo GhijellI, was found guilty,
and recommended to mercy.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

several Government sales have taken place
under the direction of Lieut.. Col. j. NJ Moore.
Quartermaster, Depot of Washington The
sale of Government stables near the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, on the 26th instant
realized S94s-50. The sale at warehouse No 3
OF miscellaneous articles, On the 23d, netted
81 and the sale of Government buildings
in the different parts of the city, on the 2ttb
instant, realized very nearly 5000.
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Latest from Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The following is the
latest quotations by the steamer Herman:
Corn advanced 3D., tending upwards. Bacon
steady. Lard firm at 73a7i. TaiIow q uiet and
steady. Sugar dull. Coffee quiet Rice dull
Rosin very dull. Spirits TuIpentine small
sales. Petroleum steady At 2s. Cd.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Consols for money S7as7 Y
Illinois Central shares, 7iK. Erie shares, 81 i
Eive-t Juveniles, OK.
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Destruction of Steamers

ST. Louis, Feb. 26.-The steamers Dictator
Luna, Leviathan, and Pritona, were burned
at the leyee tonight, together with a large
amount Of freight. The loss cannot be ascer-
tanned tonight, but will probably reach five
hundred thousand dollars. The three latter
boats belonged TO the Mississippi Steamship
Company.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Accident to General Grant-The Fenia,
Imbroslio.

NEw YORK, Feb. 27.-CIeneral Grant was
accidentally shot in the hand yesterday, by the
explosion new rifle which he was examining
The wound did not prevent his attending the
reception at Brooklyn in his honor He left at
night for Washington.
Col. O'Mahoney, in a card. denounces as
untrue the rumor that he is about TO dismiss
killian. He considers killian of more worth
to the Brotherhood and Ireland than the entire
so-called Senate.
Judge Barnard has decided that courts have
no authority to discharge minors from the
army, and that the power Is vested alone in the
Secretary of War.
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ASSAULT ON A PRIsoNER.-Last night, John
hardst, while drunk. went to house near
the 18th street Park and behaved disorderly.
when the inmates sent 10 the Park 10 an OH Ger.
who dispatched military guard TO arrest him
Mardst not recognizing their authority, resisted,
when the sergeant struck him across the head
with his sword, inflicting a severe wound.
They took him TO the station, where his wounds
Were dressed, and Justice Handy dismissed
him. The Justice informed the sergeant that
he had no right TO use his sword on a citizen,
and that he had made himself liable TO the
civil law
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Resolutions Coneoc.ed.

ALBANY, Feb. 27.-Resolutions were intro.
duced in the Senate in favor of the Freedmen ;.
Bureau bill and against the Presidents veto
and requesting our Congressman not TO vote
Tor the admission of members from any Of the
late rebellious States.
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The INJUNCTION CAsE.-The case OF Cleph.
ane, Robbins and Crossman, against the Cor
poraton-a prayer for Injunction TO pre-
vent the payment of the expenses of the late
special election on negro sufrage-has not vet
been fixed for hearing. and il is said that the
prosecution intend to take nc further proceed
ings in the case.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

1t is proposed, we learn, to remove the Naval
Academy from Annapolis to some place on the
shore of the Chesapeake Bay, where the cadets
will be removed from the temptations of a
town, and where a sufficient area of territory
can be obtained to admit Of extensive drill
prOund
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SCAN MAC

1t Is rumored that the wife Of Member Of
Congress, from one Of the Western States, has
commenced an action against him for a divorce,
and that the trial will disclose some piquant
features Of fashionable society here 1t the
Metropolls.
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SURRENDERED ON REQUIsITIoN.-This MORN
ing, James Dyer, who was in Jail awaiting a
requsition from the Governor OF Maryland, on
the charge of the larceny of a horse and lot OF
chickens belonging to John Webster, was de-
livered over 10 Sheriff Turton. of Prince
Georges county, on requisition from Gov.
Swami, of MARYLAND.
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MORE CONSCIENCE MONEY.

Gen. Spinner has received the sum of s9i 30
from gentleman, who says in the letter trans
hitting il that his conscience will not allow him
10 keepr This amount is pay for private SER
want which he received while an officer in the
army when he had no servant EN- ployed. Also
communication for a servant for twenty day.
while be was not on duty, together with in
terest at 80 per cent
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New York MaIkefS

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed. Flour advancing; Southern firner
Wheat advanced la2 cents, mixed. Corn adj
vanced cents. Pork and Lard steady Whisky
duh, but firm.
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WHITE unuSr

No one obtained audience with the Presi.
dent to-day, as the Cabinet was in session from
noon until a late hour in the afternoon. All
the Cabinet Ministers were in attendance.
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THE RECEPTION AT THE PRESIDENTS.
The ladies Of the Executive Mansion will re.
ceive their friends this evening from half.past
seven until eleven O'Clock. 1t is expected that
the evening receptions will take place here.
after on every alternate Tuesday
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ASSIGNED To DUTY

Two Colonies and Bryt. Brigadier Generals.
two Lieutenant Colonies, one Major, nineteen
Captains, twenty-six Lieutenants, from the
veteran Reserve Corps, are ordered to report
10 Malor General o. o. Howard, Commissioner
OF Freedmen's Affairs.
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FOE SALE-A email STEAM ENGINE of about
L four horse power, together with a lot of shaft
Ing and Puleys; Aise, four large WASHING IA
CHIhEs, suitable for laundry The en- sins has
been In use but . very abort time Inquire at A.
ADAAe0H o, Ne. SOC sta street. Il + az
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THE FIsHERIEs.-The first herring of the sea.
son arrived here last night. Heavy prepara-
tons have been made for the spring fisheries,
ana II Is expected the season Will be 4 profita-
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RETURN OF GEN. G

BETURN OF GEN. GRANT
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and the members of hi,
staff who accompanied him to New York, re-
turned to the city this morning
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURIfIEs.
WAsHIH9foH, February 81, 1884.
Jay Cooke e 90. furnish the following ou,
ECURIflEs

:,
coupons, 1C4; Five Twenties, 1862, lesI;
Five Twenties. 1864, I02k; Five Twenties,
a Its, IC2S; Ten Forties, 93I; Seven Thirues,
W. Certificates, e6K; Gold, 1861
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A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
"A against trusting any one In my name without
my authority. lie I-eoSt' WIN. BUCKLEY.
MRS. G, PINKHAM, Trance, Speaking, ana
lIl Prophetic Medium, will receive visitors at
423 street, between 9th and eth SITS. fs "a Ct"
l. COMPANY steamer JOHN GIBSON. steamship
AsHandsf BSs.E BAL 4PBs SSn
HB Campbell Bro, Campbell Son, s N Clmk,
fTaneis, n Gaufisr. 4 Gesgeisr & Co. q " Good.
shis Islsi:sr oi lsisss ssss,
%%ssh'1s,cn, SGnS%.naips oFiesT: Ss!y SdsId:
RsassI 5I sh
Thomas, Thompson Co, American Telegraph
&c Wfk0 wilson }aS Ms.sh G'S
fa,N .ss AZ = CO. :. AsF ,,2s
b No. ass Pa. ave, corner 10th street.
sT pss S oSHsraEs nHR
AMI GLAssWARE. Sc., At AUCTION.
ssfri Isl
GecSs. among which viii be found VI ''' "''''
Cottage Sets, in all colors
Sofas, Tables, Chairs. Rockers
Mattresses, Feather Bess, and Pill ,ws
Sheets. Quilts, Blankets. and Pillow Gases
Carpets OF every description
Psrior Bedroom, and Cook stoves
Lookisg Glasses, Pictures
CroS kerry ard Glassware, Tins, Tubs, &C., &c
Together with o general assortment Of House
keeping Articles too ms ny 20 enumerate.
Dealers Will find this coed opportunity 10 sup
ply their wants.
Terms cash.
feN.N NJ. WALSH q co. Aucts. =
pxNkIEe can be has In any quantities st the
l. 6taa O6ios e0antse dsnH
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lY ]. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.

RY ]. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
MARKET rARM FOR SALE.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 9th Of March, at IL
O'Clock, At our Auction Rooms. a lot of Land con
tanning sbeut twenty acres. suitable for garden
and fruit farm, lying upon the military road mid
way between Forts DE Russy and stephens, adioin-
ing the land Of Mr.. Swartz, commanding O view OF
Washington and the Soldiers Homo, about ~
miles from Washington either By tho 9TH street or
18th street road; q very desirable property.
Title gusrante
Purchasers desiring to view the property will
call on Wm. Reading, at the Union Arch, On the
Washington Aqueduct, for information. Address
him az Georgetown, ID. C.; or apply TO VIM. Hurts.
at the Ordnance Department, winder's Build
ing.
Terms: Two thirds cash; $50 OF which must be
paid at sale, balance may remain. secured on the
All oonveyanees at cost Of purchaser.
IL the terms OF sale are not complied With n tea
rese. the properly at the risk and cost Of rst
pI fs as.sf! &c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auop.
CONVENIENT s kkI. or SURPLUS HARD
sUAsIss1ses.ss S 0rIIeE: gsssA;:
se.lsd PROPOSES n dssi,o.ss viii Be received :.
the ssrshsss Of surplus HARD BREAD on baud
Proposals. must state that the .ffsr is made under
advertisement Of this dste.
Purchases will be delivered o, board Of transports
without expepss TO the purchaser. -,
Payment eeuired in Government funds en- not.
hcatten 81 acceptance Of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers 10 remove stores. -,
frspossls TO be endorsed on the enseioPs' FRO
p0ssls for Hard Bread" r, Tso esisss WILSON.
Brevet Lieut.. Dol end Q. s.; a,
feN-rt Brevet Brig. Gen Nsiunteers
DROPOsAL La FOR TukNIsHING AhTIoLEs
Il AT TBE WARRINGTON NAVY fARO.
P.ynAsrxRs oFFIcE. 3. NAyr,t
wasbiucton, ID. q. February 2tth, ISIS
Separate proposals win be received at TN. once
rnsif the lat proximo. at 10 O'Clock m for tue
sniio.ine articles, to be delivered ct the Navy
y sists soars.one, for Bureau Of Equipment,
~ feet Own Hoee,
soo Ibe Round and Square lroa,
Odosen Bastard Files, xo
barrel Sperm Oil. for Bureeu o. oronsnce
For nj Uex<icp<. &C. see schedule at this Once
me above articles be deli vercd free Of cost. 90
sbA Cove ropeut for frei gbt and
90. Jackson,
feH-2 4.. fayussser y. 8. n.
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MISUNDERSTANDING new and beautiful in
Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware come on this
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store. No.
l3c Pa. av., near x street.
LOOKOUT for the Grand Levee of Ridgely
Encampment. 1. o. o. f., on Monday even ing
next, at Odd Fellows Hail. 18th street.
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RI JAMES G. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOnoers.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE In THE
FIRST WARD
On THURSDAY MORNING. March lst, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, We shall sell, at No. la4
fcBnsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18Th, the
Household Furniture therein, embracing Psrlor
and Chamber Furniture OF about eleven rooms
such as
Sofas Rockers, Easy and Side Chairs
Centre Tables. Reception Chairs, Gard Tables
Tapestry, Velvet, Parlor Carpet
Solid and Painted Cottage
Chamber Suites OF Furniture
Bsdsteads. Bureaus. Washstand
Toilet Tables, Chamber Chairs
Window Curtains and Shades
Brussels. Three ply and pgrain Chamber Carpets,
Looking -Gl asses
Hall Oil cloth. China. and other Toilet Ware
Dining Table and Chairs
China ans Glassware. Cutlery. and Plated Ware
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE CO,
fe u INTEL Auctiauears
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID SETS of Jewelry, Rings, Pins,
Combs, Gobletts, Cups, Perfumery, all for one
dollar. and free gift included, 4. the New
York Dollar Gift Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania
avenue. near Sd street.
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IlY GREEN . WILLIAMs, Auctisaesr.

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PURsI-
TIRE on 10TH ST, BETWEEN n AND
STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of March next at 10
O'Clock O. m, shall sell 1T the residence Of gsD.
tleman defining housekeeping, viz:
Sofas, Chairs, Hat Rack, Lounges
Dressing Bureaus, Rockers. Bedsteads
Nashstands, Whetnots, Tables
Stoves, Crockery, Mating
Mattresses. Writing Table
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
fe q ID GREEN A WILLIAMS kurts
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, FEUIr
VI TREES, &c.

JOHN SAUL
Respectfully calls the attention Of the public to
FLowER SEEDS, which are this season o. %
the hnest quality. From his long eHperienee~N
grown Specially for his traaehe can warran tsSm
fully equal 70 those he has had the pleasure OF sup
pf I6S%Es SEEDS, em G s all tn. nov.lu..
TRe Rrr and Tk si sr ysoro.. and
grown, consisting Of Pear, standard and dvArfJ
Delaware, ocseord and All The otSer celebrated
Grapes. Strawberries, Raspberres, BlsCkberries,
Shade Trees, Evergreen, Roses pahlias, PhIor.
| esNerbenas Geranerms, and other bedding plants.
with everything pertaining 20 the nursery bust
| JOHN SAUL,
fe E-eolet 800 9TH street, near n.
| by d. L. WELLS 4 CO, Auctloneers
We will sell, at public auction on the premises.
/ on FRIDAY March "a, at O'cIock D M. part OF
lot n, in square SO, fronting 20 feet South Car
running hack ia feet improved By two stori
frame house, containing rooms.
f Ir5Hs cash. p.L.wELLs CO. Auos
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
Improved PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
rov At AUCTION;
SELL in trSpt Of the .sso ns a. q s, No
fronting 26l feet West, near Mill street aud inn
p.SyeG by two small Frame TeDt ments.
Con1eysncins at cost Of purchaser.
feN THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
<
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.
i FINE OLD CABINET wHIsKFY, FRENCH
/ BRANDY, &c, AT AUCTION, TO PAY AID
II NANCES AND EXPENSES
II THURSDAY NENT, March lst, at 10 O'Clock
we shall sell, at Auction Store, four barrels.
sealed, Of the celebrated Cabinet whiskey and >
casks pure French Brandy.
Also, several boxes Champaign. Brandy. aud
other liquors.
NY WIN D. LEWIS & CO, Auctiopeer.
- No. 3Os Pennsylvsh avenue.
STOCK OF GROCERIES sAAsD LIQUORS AT
FRIDAY NEXT, March ., at 10 o clock. at the
store OF Mr.. j. Tyler Powell, No. SIS 18th street.
corner Of street, shall cell all the stock,
brssipg good assortment Of nne Family GrOce-
ries. Also, general stock of Liquors.
Sale positive, as hr. Powell has given up THO
feN Gchronicle ocpy.i h1otioSesf..
BIZ D. L. WELLS CO. AuetiOssors.
We will sell, at public auction, on the premises.
on SATURDAY. March the 81, At FIVE o'clock y
m, Lots II and II. In square $685. fronting ~ FEET
each on Maryland avenue, between 7th and Sth
east, and running back 100 feet to back lot, i'm
proved by small frame store, aud two story
frsme building, containing three rooms. Also,
street between 9TH and Sth east and ruHning hack
fence.
Terms cash.
fe z7-5t d. l.. WELLS CO., Aucts
4 n N n n a
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A LII PERSONS ABE HEREBY WARNED
"A against trusting any one In my name without
my authority. f. 27-eo3t' VIM BUCKLEy
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~UNOLAIM1D TELEGRAMs.

Ne THE REV. JOHN +: w. WARE will de-
w. liver lecture before the s'Washin gton Uni
tartan Association" in the Unitarian Cburch
1 EVsSf q and 9th streets, on WEDNESDAY,
one OF an Interesting of lectures which Ia
Gently been delivered to crowded houses in Bal
nniore; seats free, and the public are cordially
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SMALL LOT OF LUMBER
~ WILL BE SOLD CHEAP
.,. AT ADAMs0N'S,
re ~ u SOS 9th street.

No. NEW SPRING "A
DE1 MILLINERY GOODS
Just opened at :
ETCHIs0Ns FANCY STORE,
feN-sts ~ Market spaes
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The Great Female Remedy for Irregular
tiles.

The Great Female Remedy for Irregular
tiles.
These drops are a scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Pow
ders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is
direct and positive, rendering them reliable,
speedy aud certain specific tor the cure of ali OBJ
structions and suppressiOns OF nature. Their
popularity Indicated by the fact that l00,-
900 bottles annually sold and consumed by
the ladies' of the United States, every one of
whom speak IN the strongest terms OF praise OF
their great merits. They RAPIDLY taking the
place of every other Female Remedy, and are
conside cred by all who know ought of them, as
the surest Safest and most infallible preparation
in the world for the of all female complaints,
the removal OF all distractions OF nature, and the
promotion of health, regularity and strength
Explicit directions stating when the may be used
and explaining when and why they should not,
nor could not be used without producing effects
contrary to nature's chosen laws, will be found
carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature OF John l.. Lyon. without which
none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. John L. Lyon, 1875 Chapel ST.,
New Haven, Conn who can be consulted either
personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) con-
erning all private diseases and female weakness
CO. Price: ST. 30 per bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
octl4dwly.
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Christian Commission Office,

PhlIada-, NOV. 24Il, Icb5.
Rev. II. Macleod went as Corps Agent with
Gen. A. ]. Smiths to Mobile, In the winter
of '64. He had violent attack OF cong estiye
chills at Montgomery, and a return of them a
Nashville. After reaching his house in New
Hampshire, he wrote me that the chile were rap
idly reducing him in strength, that his phyricians
could give him relief, and he feared he should
be compelled to give up his parish. l persuaded
him to try the s.Paschili Mixture.'' and put him
In communication with Mr.. Morris, The resuIs
is given above by MIR. Macleod, who, with restor-
ed health, has now resumed the severe service OF
the Commission the Rio Grande.
EDWARD P. SMITH
Sec'y U. S. Christian Commission.
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Particular Attention 10 the PreSCrip-
ton Business.
Chemicals and Drugs
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.

dec9d w
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NEW BRICK YARD.
Good Brick at Low Prices. =

THE subscriber has established new brick
i yard on the bluffs, beyond the old grave ard, ,
near Mr.. Boyer's place, where he will manuiac-
ture the most superior building brick and sell
them as low lower than the lowest. People
who contemplate building had better give him
call before contracting.
He has the best clay to be found anywhere in
this vicinity, and will make brick equal If not
better than any other yard; and his workmen are
of the first class. JOHN B. LONG.
Rock Island April l9, dam.