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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
STRlCkLAND,S PILE RENEpY.

Mr.. Gless, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fe-
The benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
vafed case OF Piles and his brother discharged
rom the army as lncurable, (he being quite para
yZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DR.. .STRICKLAND'S g
PILE REMEDY. The recommen alton of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by DR.. strickland, ought to convince those suffer-
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland g Pile Remedy. 1t is
sSid sy pr3ggists everywhere; Sold by J. W.
NAlRN & CO.. CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 311 Pa.
avenue and 302 Ninth street oc ally
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CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
6EOA6k LEA Proprietor
FRESH FACES
And the most varied and Legitimate Entertain.
Company MI SSs' R1FEss WEE
One of the miss RSifEs g. age AsO
The beautiful mfssFsPIf29Efrn Lz2fF bk1fs bsks1ifss and
Continued Success of the R0oUET OF BEAUTY.
Last week Of DELAHANTY AND WARD, the
RTaaS e s nsw Negro
EROM MAsHiNGTON; or the Advantages Of a
The new Ballet Divertisement, entitled EsMER,
Benes M o. fsf
MARRp;; ana positively their last appearance. A
LADIES' MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
In active rehearsal, and will be produced On
gf oS os dana s1.sa THE
PReTs. }. w.. c.hxnv. SHP kREIs' DANCING
PARKER's HALL
Penpsylvania avenue, between 9th aud 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Botel.
As our Winter Season is abont TO Close. those
wishing to Join our classes should avail "A
themselves Of this opportunity. And as ~
made Tor our Grand May Ball and EIhibi, ca
should lose no time In entering.
Ladies Mise. and % Mssters, assSs Wednesday and
ssturdS anernoons, from to O'Clock. Z
7x tn m SSsn'ienen' tuesday and Friday evenings,
Private instruction given to sui. convenience of
Circulars can be had at J. +. Kilis,: pbilp a
solomons, also, at the Academy during the hours
The Hail can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol.
rees, &c, on reasonable terms. sT-n
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Is the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
male, S5. ~N'
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Sno permanent cure for Syphilis Scrsfuls, Ulcers,
Tor u. Sold BY 3. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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But above all, the great wonder is the lapiiity
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Use il few times. and
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or sale BY all Druggists, IaH-S,ly
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NOMINATIONS BY THE SENATE, Feb. g.
Edwin II. Webster, TO be Collector OF the Cus
loms Ior me dlstriet OF Baltimore, Md Selu-
cius Garfield, of the Territory of WASHINGTON
10 be Surveyor General OF the United States
Tor the said Territory, vice Anson G Henry,
deceased. Nathaniel Usher, of Indiana 10 be
Cnlted States District Attorney for the north
ern district of Florida Fitz Henry Warren. of
Iowa, to be Minister Resident at Guatemala
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BASEMENT BILLIARD TABLE-We have
been shown laIely, by Mr.. Bradley Of Wash
mgton, amedium-sized basement billiard table
of r most ingenious character for family
amusement The table, which is eight feet bv
four, Is stationary in the basement or dining
hall, and is regularly used as dining table, by
means of moveable slabs as 4 cover When
the dinner is over, these slabs are removed, the
beautiful green bed and cushions of q miniature
table are revealed and by means OF screws in
the legs and water-leyels on each side the
table is graduated for an evenings play. II
has four pockets, and is proposed to play upon
II with three IL balls. The area of the table
II will be seen, is sufficiently large TO demon.
strate ali the peculiar forces, curves and in
clinations 10 which the ivory mediums are sub
lect, and would afford amusement and relaxa-
tion a, times, even to.an artist. The object OF
this billiard-table, however, is to supply
families who have limited space, with The
delightful amusement Of billiards at a reason
able price, and at the same time extend the
knowledge OF the game among ladies and the
young.-HHkss Spirt cf the Tia>S.
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CHEsAPEAKE BAY AND Potomac TIDE
WATER CANAL CoNPANY.-The capital OF this
company, Just Incorporated by the Legislature
of Maryland, is fixed at So OOOOOO, TO be divided
into shares of SlUO each. The corporators are
Gideon ;. Walker, of New York: SamueI T.
Dickinson, do: Anthony Ray bold, of Della
" are; III. ID. Cook Of ID. C: VIM T. SpaIding.
of ID. O.; - Hall, of d. c.: John Goats, OF
Maryland: Judge w. Ill. Tuck do; DR. James
higgins, do; McHenry Grafton, do; Thomas
Lansdale, do; VIM. Thompson OF r., do: Geo
L. Needham, do. 1t is the purpose of the cor
porators 10 cut canal 10 and from point OH
the Severn river 10 the Potomac, or TO any
branch or tributary thereof. The canal is 70
commence at Round Bay, point some twel We
miles above Annapolis, on the Severn river
and wlll run distance Of twenty miles over
an almost perfectly level country, To the head
waters OF the eastern branch of the Potomac az
Bladensbnrg. 1t is designed for the aecommo-
cation Of the Cumberland coal trade reaching
the District OF Columbia by the chesapeake and
OHIO canal, which may thence be brought
without uanshlpment, across to Annapolis.
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STOP THAT sCRATgHINo.
And use WHEATONS ITCH OINTMHNT. II
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eold by All druggists. j. d. GILMAN
mar ELY $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presen nted TO the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ia 30. Tuly
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDYi
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How TO BE A CONGRESSMAN.
By THE BARD OF OAK HALL.

Two lawyers lived in Western town,
Lawyers they were of some renown-
10 Congress each did wish to 60,
Bat how to do 1T they did not know.
AtwritiDg speeches one did Jump,
lie be delivered on the stump,
The other to Washington did 60;
BUT why he went, no one did know.
At last the day for stumping came;
Iney were to stump in tow Ms the same,
At the sAme time. all through the State
To ftamp, to drink, discuss, debate.
Number one the contest did Commence:
he talked right smart, and talked with senss
but his clothes SO awkw ardly did ft
Some thought MIN clown, and some a Wit
Number two began. The peopie thev
Az all he ssid would yell Hooray 30
he WAS dressed 50 we'll. the effect WAS su.h
They believed oil he said and twice az mnr5
Number one at last gave up in despair
said ne Old fel, you have got me there:
You went TO W washington this fall
And bought that suit At Smiths Oak Hall :,
SMITH BROTHERS 4 CO.,
MERCHANT rAILoRs.
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL, AGA SEVENTH STREET.
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COLGATEts HONEY SOAP

THIS celebrated TOILET SOAR. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, 4,
pasld and eno!ient in its nature fror,anlv
and extremely bsaseidI its action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian a eoly
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METZEROTT HALL.
3le Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,

METZEROTT HALL.
3le PennsyivsRia avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. =, 1866.
The Management ha, the honor TO announce an
engagement with the famed and popular artist,
MR.. ROBERT HELLER,
The Great sOmstic ConJurer, Brilliant Pianist and
UsgiiostrO OF the inetcenth Century, for Limited
Season only introducing for the first time in this
city his latest and greatest sensational phenomena
THE SPHYNX,
has baiea the penetration of the most acute of the
learned profession theologians
professors, and thousands in every city where ex-
hibited With the same Mystifying Effects.
The selections will comprise MAGICAL WON
Manifestations, and Ghostly Appearances The
performance every evening will conclude with Mr..
Hellers latest and greatest bewiIdering and inex-
piicasle appearing and disappearing
SPHYEX.
Each performance will be enriched by one or more
Of Mr.. Hellers
PIANFOkTE SOLOS,
On Steinway and Sons Gr and Piauoforte sent ex.
pressly by that firm for Heller Popular and Fash.
ionable Entertainments.
hdmlssl cents
Reserved seats in arm chairs &c commanding a near
view ofkeys OF the Pianeforte 81 %
The sale ofsecured seats will commence on TU ES-
DAY, February g. az the Music Store of w. G.
Metzerott q Co., ais Pennsylvania avenue be
tween 9th and 10th streets.
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MARRIAGE AND Op,,p,cv

MARRIAGE AND OELIBACY,
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Youns
Men, just published by the Howard Association'
snd sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address Dr.. :: SKlLLIN HOUGHTON Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa oo S-sm
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~ A strange story is told of two sisters AZ
Berlin, Prussia. About three years ago one of
these onpg ladies was engaged 10 be married
but on the bridal morning became so an that she
could not possibly go the church. The bride
groom was desirable one; and he was a fish
who. IL seems, had not easily been hooked.
There was, therefore great danger in delay So
instead of postponing the marriage the second
sister, covering herself in a long veil perso-
mated The first and daily went through the car
emony. Ihe moment il was over she trans
ferred the bridal dless and ornaments 70 her
sister, who, In her innocence, was thus cousid-
eieu Io nave all proper claim 70 this husband
she married by proxy. 1t is only recently that
auiseo.ery mas been made Of the real facts, and
proceedings are about 10 be taken, moi onIy in
,ne pil' CIVIL but also In the criminal courts Of
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Adventures OF a Bigamist in Minnesota

HOW HE swINDLED THE PEOPLE MARRIED.
PIED, WAS CAPTURED, AND AWAITS TRIAL.
ISauk Centre Correspondence OF the -. Cloud
Mimi Democrat Jan. I5.l
Last fan Young lark, travelling under the
alias ofG w. simpson, came TO this place. He
hailed froTn Waterviile, Msine, and represented
"passed" himself of as an agent of the Grand
Trunk Railway, exhibiting pretended letters
from the superintendent, and in this way
Obtained pass over the stage company's
line from Colonel Merriam. BY means OF his
S4c,tOO proportions he also waded into the
good graces of some of your 81. Cloud people.
After reaching this place he laid siege 10
the affections Of a Mrs. Hubbard an amiable
and respected widow lady Of Sank Centre.
worth some property. IL seemed that they had
both formerly lived i'm Wateryille, Ne, Smp-
son being 1t that time a common laborer work
ing fol her relatives, though then under his real
name, he had written TO her during the Sum-
mer declaring himself an old lover; stating that
a trip TO California had placed at his command
a large fortune, and closing with a request for
permission 10 visit her. She thinking Il was q
brother who had taken this means 20 play a
pleasant Joke, wrote for him to come. 90 Mr..
$4,000 Simpson appeared in our little town,
and literally took the place. The quantity OF
air(s) in the neighborhood was wonderfully in
creased He brought with him letters Of rec
concentrations, said now 10 have been forged,
from her relatives, and exhibited pretended
certificates OF deposit in the ST Paul banks for
heavy sums of money. He also,
"-Stole the livery Of heaven
To serve the devil in:''
was extremely sanctimOnious. indulged in long
prayers, and was strong advocate OF family
worship. As the result Of his hbors, he and
Mrs III. were married in ST. Cloud last Octo-
Der. For time all went on delightfully."-, but
after a while letters We're received in SANG
Center, showing that Simson had already been
twice married in the East; that he had twice
oe'n IN State prison, TINS divorcing has former
WIVES He also attempted TO compel his third
Vile (Mrs. IL. 10 give him some valuable pa
pers. She refused. when he stole them Now
for the deBoument
lie was preparing 10 leave on tins mornings
stage, when last evening be was arrested an
SdHoru's Hotel, and upon examination. the
missing papers, rs well some others, were
found m the bottom Of his boots and sewed up
IN the lining of his coat As soon as he got his
boots on again be made for the door and started
through sthe snow bank, followed by about 20
citizens. Such atumbling, wall0wing, putting
and blowing you probably never saw. After
an exciting chase OF about two hundred rods
the pursuers closed on the gay groom, and he
was brought back 10 the hotel, where has hands
and feet were firmly tied. To-day he is 20 un-
dergo another examination.
simpson has secured, IL rs understood, most
OF Mrs. Hubbard's means, and for her consid-
erable genuine sympathy is felt. His $4,000
have dwindled down to a shadow; or, IL any
are left they are, like himself in bonds.
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~ ne cold weather in January killed q
isree number Of peach trees in New Jersey.
- Secretary Seward was courteously in
vlied 10 attend a bnll- fight in Havana Sunday
evening. He couldn't see it-at that time.
- Smallpox is prevailing 10 an alarming
extent through many parts Of the Southern
States
HThe gas companies are melancholy-the
days are an hour longer.
DVDespatches 10 the State Department an.
dIcate that the emigration from Europe INTO the
United States will this year exceed that OF any
previous year. All the German ports, eepe-
cially, are filling mp with persons a Of
securing passage to this country.
STbe New Orleans True Delta calls the
cotton thieves in that city "cottentots."
- Wade Hampton 10 in vicksEure. =
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OEE FIVE HORSE POWER FNQINE AND
NINE HORSE BOILER, in good order 10
saie bargain, at BAKERY, corner "a and SITS :,
hASo. % A-st'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Psnnsylvanis avenue. near Willard Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER Directors
LEONARD GROvER-.....O. D. HESS.


THIRD NIGHT
Growers Grand German Opera Troupe.
LEONARD GROVER DIRECTOR.
SEASON LIMITED TO SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
MOST POSITIVELY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB'Y z, 1866,
DEBUT OF MILE ELyIRA NADDIE.
Most positively the only time during the season
OF mey Ell beer Q Grand Opera,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
Alice adame johanna Rotter
Princess...; Nj lie Elyira Nsddie
tHer nrst appearance here.l
Peiuam 0sepn w eihlicn
ha1mbaud Theodore HablemaR
Miss Theresa cod
Otto Lehman
Conductor. ..ADOLPH NUNENDORF
Leader Of Orchestra......JULIUS BERNSTEIN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
FRA DIAVOLo.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
MAGIC FLUTE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
DON GIOVANNI.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Orchestra Chairs, secured seats 80
Dress and Psrquette Circles, secured seats. 2 90
~ should any seats remain unsold at the time
will be issued as follows:
Dress and Parquette Circles 81 30
fsmlIy Clrcle.. ! 90
BOX OFFICE OPEN FOR SECURING SEATS,
FROM O'CLOCK A. M. TO p. III.
bF-No Sests exrbapoad aftar onco ha;ro so.rroS
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ID o OGBA M ME CONCER
Il For the benefit Of the
CRSCLIEE NUNS OF COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
To be givenat
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. sth,
under direction Of Prof. GEO. W. WALTER, Con
ductor and Pianist.
PARTI
l. ChOrus.Oh hail us ye efrse...........,,.E .Ernapi
. solo-Ah, non Giunge-Mrs. Curley ............:..
Somnambula
g. Duett-Te1 Rammenti-brs. King and New
Col Johnson
8. Dqett.Mrs; King and Mr.. Dawson Donnizefti
T. sOlO-Tempest Of the Heart-Mrs Qnsen...
II Trovatore
Q. hocking Bird-Mr Goodrich whistle obligatoJ
PART II.
J. Piano Duett-Le Dieu and LIE Baysdere.
2. sole-Ye Merry Birds-Mrs Curley y......,..,...
). Bellad-Col. johnson.
=. Solo-Eeho Ssng, (Flute obligato) Mrs Ming.
5. solo-Msy pew-Miss Bridget.............'.
6. Quintette-Tabler and Co. .'...
Z. solo-Beautiful Isle Of the Sea-Miss Walter"
D. Chorus-kight Shades. .,.......... ........
CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs.
Introductory Oy yerture-Young America ......,,,,..
.-,-C, Rosini and Company
The Old Play Ground .. Geerge ppntei
Good Bye Sallie Dear-..............J. NJ Mortimer
1000 Ud rlends....... b. Cushing
loon II qh. ohnny Hart
Finale-The Mistletoe. Full Band
Concert TO commence at eight o'clock
The Piano used is one of Chickeripp's kindly
leaned by Mr.. John y. Ellis, 800 Pennsylvania
avenue. fe 2 az
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BANKERS.

PAY COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs,
Htssath sssef, oy1osits 1,sasSsy,
Boy and sell at current rates, and keep always
eI hand, full sapply Of eli
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
$50 TREASURY NOTES,
gERIlFICATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS, hs,,
And Pay the highest prices for
oUARTERMAsTERs CHECKs
AND VOUCHERS au zdd
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hJANHooD ANp YOUTHFUL yIsOR AR
Mn reRsined b HEIhBoLDS K1TRACT BUi
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A MODERN MIRACLE
HALLS VEGETABLE
S1C1LlAN HAIR REVIEWER.

From old and young, from rich and poor, from
gh born and lOwly, comes the Universal Voice OF
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DENTISTRY.
CRRAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TRETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIH.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
% sa s u hsIsa
have them taken ont without pain. 0
Also, call and ex anime the Doctors nsW and i'm.
proved methed of offngerting ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
hyou once see the great I'm provsment In bis teeth
you viii have them in other style than this new
and valuable one Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates st the cid price, - We have not
sdyaneed the price on our work anos me srees
No. 2l9 PssnS avenue, between 18th And lsth
streets.
jsnS-Iy s.R. LEwIE. n. D.. Dent1n.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

. day after our report closed
MI. wilson submitted an amendment in
tended 10 be offered 10 the bill to provide for
restoring the States lately In insurrection 10
their full political rights in lieu of section first
Sec. l. Whenever any one of the States An
insurrection shall ratify the above proposed
amendment as required by the Constitution Of
the States, and shall conform It's constitution
tatives from such State after the fourth day of
March, 1867. IL found duly elected and quail
he'd, shall, upon taking the required oaths, be
admitted TO Congress: PrOoided, That Seustors
and Representative from Tennessee and Ar
kansas respectively shall be admitted, IL elect
ed and qualified as aforesaid, when either OF
said States shall ratify, as aforesaid, said pro.
The regular order of business being the Post
Office Appropriation bill. was taken up, the
pending question being on the amendment of
Mr.. Trumbull. a..... e.. " W =
The amendment was adopted-yeas, 10: nays.
IL. 1t 10 as follows: - =
'sAnd no person exercising or performing
the duties Of any office which, by law, is ne
quired 10 be filled by the advice and consent
ofthe Senate, shall, before his confirmation by
the Senate. receive any salary or compensation
tor his services unless he be commissioned by
the President 10 nh up vacancy occurring
by reason OF death, resignation, or expiration
OF office during the recess of the Senate and
since its last adjournment, or removal for vio-
lation Of the duties OF his office, the case and
al its next session" f ~
Mr.. Wade offered an amendment limiting
the advertising OF the executive departments
In the city OF Washington to two newspapers
having the largest circulation, the proper
afhdavits Of which to be made, and the charges
to be no higher than those made to private in.
dividuals. Agreed to. The bill was then passed.
HOUSEWARES our report closed
The army bill being under consideration,
the twenty fourth section was agreed 70. The
remaining sections Of the bill, from the twenty.
fifth TO thetforty third, were then successively
taken mp, considered, amended, and agreed to-
The question then recurring on the passage
Of the bill, the yeas and nays We're ordered
and resulted as follows-yeas, 90; nays, 50.
So the bill was rejected. -. =
Adjourned.