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THIRTY.NIHTH CONGRESS.


wAsmxeros, June 10 is0s
rns srx ysxm WATER ros rHs sAvr
The cHln laid before The Senate resolutions Of the
Come tcut Legislature In relation 70 the INTO for fresh
water basin for the navy complaining against the saruc
tire Of League Island and asking . moro thorough in
vctgaiion u tho relative merits Of League Island and
New Haven.
uaHruocss At vrIsrsoros &C
Mr. CHANDLER rep.l Of Mich, presented the petition
Of lhe eirsns Of Wilmington, ~ C., asking for The
tabishmen Of lighthouse, which referred 70 ths
Committee commerce.
rasKr sosrns PAR - ovrons ursrxsrp OCT.
Mr. wnsos, trcp of Mass called up the Senate bil
TO explain the provision giving three months pay proper
officers below the rank Of bnader general On being
ssrsiee %ef March isss Il M vas passed and sos. % The
House for concurrence IN verbal amendmenis
sALss LAME Aup nfssnAL srwIso~
Mr. HAsRm, lrepI Of ~ w. called up the bill 70 antho-
the - rary % the Interior lease certain saline
lands containing mineral -pripgs
temp, g mako Vie x. soSsrnmsD. S ssdord Az sad e..
izens tensnts Ne hoped u would not pass
Further consideration ~ss postponed Unit. 70 morrow.
fHK rrBRrOaAL G0yxnssgya
NJ Wspr, cp1 of Ohio called up the bill In rotation
70 the governments of tho Territories recently pa~ed BY
the House several sections granting rersoria fegiss
thc tight charter railroad and turnpike and
corporations were stricken out
y, .n,Ls.. sdsml % Pa moved 70 STRIKE STRIKE out ns
snsrcc q the scve franchise on sccouni Of race or
color
NJ WIN UOpe1 tutt mntDn wOail NOV prrfhI IbM
the most Important section In tho bill
Tending dscnssion between Mepwr1 wade and Buch.
aew The morning hour expired, and the N assrA Ehip
Canal bill waS taken up the pending motion being that
Of M Crimes 20 recommis tbs bill
The motion 70 recommH wss disagreed Va. The read
Ing Of The bill resumed
Az the conolasion of sh- reading u The b yea furber
cons desiion vas postponed untl Monday eeni Al oss
o'clock
AMY mL
NJ vrscv in,rodsced bnl y ner-a.e and Or The
military peace establishment - he rad sas~s 1hseh
referred 20 he hii4ry Committee q provides fof
i've req menia of Arisry, " cavalry AMI s1~y.hYe
of nsntry ths srtlsrv Le s&nsg a. agw crxs 1sa Ell
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WASH IN NGT0N
Great Commotion and Alarm in
the Radical Camp.
Counter Movement to the National
Union Convention.
Caucuses Held and a Programme
Marked Out.
A Convention of the Radical
Faction to be Called.
Proposed Nomination Of Gen. Grant
for tho Presidency.
Determination Of the Radicals to Exclude
the Southern Vote in the Next
Presidential Election.
The Receipts Of the National Government for
the Fiscal Year Ending To-Day Esti-
mated at Over Five Hundred
and Fifty MILLION Dollars.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Another Army Bill Introduced by
Senator Wilson.
Passage In the Senate Of the ma
tional Telegraph Bill.
Three Months Pay to be Given to Officers
Mustered Out Of the Service.
Progress ef She Tariff Bin In
the hsuse.
90. &c. 90.
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ONE OF THE FINEST IN TIE WORLD,
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND D0LLARs.

$s sGi
'1''rADr' 0'';; s.!s s;'s;s.s :s'' THE 70 ST.
On si
saorszrs or... wert, ;ss,tsa IAN AMERICAN Au
Assss: ::. ,s$ IN :
printed 10 color: s1clps.s,y s, A. for shs 4 AssocA
s.s;::s S::s:;:;;ss =: J; s:;s: s:s 7.si A'
sss s.:s Il 4; %sS A.
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.Aa'. ..:s: sss X ssits 4 american
Valued !. SAm - "a ..,,n .,,,n,,,o,
''AA i &. cs:s, ;ssss a. s''' ''''''
CONSTANT xzYEEs c;:s..ssS ;:s..sssSs .Psin'inG entitled
,;s'. s r.. e. ss s:s s:s s:s K
sEAaDs rs.s w.s!ss ls.a.9ess a :ns's'sd "DzsR ON
- shout fest Sy 10 Novis me cresby Ars Gallery
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vALS26 a tsaa
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xii 1s: as ~: ASs:s: a'ess: as;s ss;:.:s .s
- shsn fan s.sslosues q Ehiee VII soon Be- ssusd
~ IS'.s HSssicxs SHsi WORKS or ART
T sscsda4 f ssfoss A. Il s'ff fSSc
nm xxnss raryAfs re ccHRscaiex or Mr. CROSBY,
z: Sf i7Scs anS a. i..Sss Rspa q ;ss
s'''.''4 m. NE > i 5iis. 4; ysa :ssa
ssa. he ,sss e as: ss s:.:s's this entire
.osr VALUABLE S'sS ssfk SsSEss0 % BY AMI ART
~ ss e :'ss'i!'f 1ss q 4
,. a. .,.ss .s.. c.ss. .. H. s. e: Of
A'"''Ap 's'ns SRsE FREE oS sf 'Sa..isa enIsSs
TICKETS ov HExBERsHrp:
FOR - one Share or ccrncate. with Of the following
iisi TIE LITTLE wxsDERER" BY rHos READ:
GATHERING APPLES" BIZ JEROME THOMPSON
vor 90 Shares or cernc..es with the superb Steel
--~AsHisoroS IRvrxo AND HIS yRIEsDs."
vs sls hres shares ceriaoaiss with the One Aiesor
= ARt AHERttS.s Y DREAM BY D. HUSrrSoros.
Chromo Ensravns dssusd ssciusveiy bv tAs Crosby
FAN xnkRrcAN AUTUMN" By >. r. cRorsEY.
while for $50 ten Shares Certificates are issusd with
CHOICE Artists PROOF
ef either Irving and His frisnds "Mercys Dream the
sAmereAn Autumn"
NB-Each OF these artists proofs havng
ana Ggned By the artist well being hn-a In humber
ere both and desirable.
Is .sP ~: 10 q
80 1's x SHARE IH THE AWARD or PREMIUMS
and Aocees, free Of charge, 70 the two
FINEST GALLERIES or AMERICAN PAINTINGS
n The country.
OPINION on THE LEADING ARTISTS or rHR UNITED
STATES.
Wa the undersigned artists learning Of late sfor.
pne and the generous desire Of your fellow of
ChicAgo and others 70 assist yourself
through the of hs Crosby House
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The subscription books VIII close saturday the f1d Of
September 1s6 and the is of october following the
award Of premiums viii be pubcy mads ~ the Opera
House under sole direction Of eommtec representing
shareholder of all sections Of the country and In
10 insure entire satisfaction 10 AL Interested
The premiums will bc ready for delivery Immediately,
and the person 10 whom the FIRST PREMIUM 4. swarded
Will receive . sCONvEYANCE IN FEE OF AN uNINCLM
uRRED TITLE To THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
Inflammation relative 70 the title vii be furnished sp
vo~lon the real estate once Of hessrs kees Ayres
Cho~so.
while primary objects OF the undertaking those
elr~ndy mentioned another og general inter
es whch would BE- attained by s suoc~ssu Issue, namely
eho deseopsnt for the hns BY the fstrbo
uon % ~ large number Df nrst csss paintings aud en-
GrAying not Designed ia this prospectus W % ~
nSh Into he advAnasss of fostering and erepdinE love
tor he peauofu ~ aft In nature II however Dc
ssEgeed that by actual with tbs wosks them
ervte that such tsstes cultivated and this
sne renectsou should the sympathy
snd seovs % epes'on ef al who recognise This truth
Hcucs Ia -dsrins ssrslssAsss please name engraving
psslred sers drsfta Post once oney orders green
bseks VIZ address Of town, county and state carsiuDy
written - cvsy certihcats h fully registered
AN orders for esrees.es and communication. Should b
sddrss'sde IN, CROSBY. Ae,aary, A. A,
And directed either 70 SIS broadway ss~ Yors or 70
scrosbys opes House cbi.-a IN
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shah acceptance with the Postmaster Generl or
the restrictions and obi gauuns VI this ACT
The SENATE, at a quarter past Dve O'Clock 7, ~ nd
journod.
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OPINION or THE LRADINe ARTISTS OF rHR UNITED

Wa the undersigned artists Of nsfor.
tune and the desire Of fellow csens of
Chicaso and ohes 70 asss you IN shina yourself
through the snccsss of tbs Grossly Ope House Arr Asso
sseo Ass pleasure 10 assorns yea q our hearty good
sscs In vol doins in trsnss Ar 90 sdvansassoasy snd
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SHARE IN THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE, IN CHICAGO,

stusted on Washington sres with frontage
and depth Of so It II built Of marbe, In tho modern
Italian STYLE and generally conceded be Of the finest
bangs America Four spacous stores each 90 by 100
fest side Of the grand ntance, well the Offices
and the remaining heors present
aceregats rental of $4,000 This studios connected with
one of the galleries In the country or the audi
forum OF the Opera House descpsn can be attempted
here may egmate Be said that he actual cost and
- have Il
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IN addition TO this the premiums consist Of more an
THREE HUNDRED SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS,
ny THE FIRST AMERICAN ARTISrS.
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AUCTlON S,LS.
GALE or STEAM SRIsT' MILL AT rae
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GiEsBOkU, ID. C.

Caarfermas,,, G.nsrat's 0Ste, FIRST Divtsion.1
n Wassissioa ID G. f.orusry a, 49,, {
viii be sold on me premise. At public suction ' 1n
der th. direction ot Captain George T. Browsing,
scSst the ,ollowns ds'erSsd public s' pro -
ONE m STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame. With massive granite foundations % by 50
feet vita coal, hay and engine houses attached,
, most substantial manner.
Also. q, the same time and place. the machinery
and appliances az the mill, consisting Of
ONE ~ ENGINE. OF 100 HORSE POWER,
with cy Under OF twenty two i22l inches diameter
heavy castiron bed plate. with cold and hot water
pumps and heater. with cast iron fly wheel, with
driving pulley Of the same material ten no, feet IN
diameter and twenty four t24) inches face, with
odsoh patent governor.
two 90 BOILERS, Of ON 6o-H0RsE POWER
made of the best boiler iron Eve sixteenths sl6l
of inch in thickness, five tsl feet in diameter,
boiler seventy six t76) lap welded ues each three
t3,ana one:fourth Ga inches in diameter with all
TEN uol PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK.
INGHAM THIRTY 800 INCHES SPRING
Constructed Of solid French burr milestone, and
,et In heavy; well, balanced frames, with hay cut
handle the hay grain and prepared feeS on the most
economical and lsbsr saving plan.
pulirys Of cast iron faced and baIasced with hang
trs and boxes, sufficient TO drive ten o) pairs Of
Durrs. &C the main driving belt Is OF Tour "a ply
rubber. and twenty -four CAD inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills &c. are Of the best eak
tanned pate nt stretched leather.
The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of
every descrip ton are of the very best materials
and workmanship, and are still In excellent cepd-
tion and fine working order, the mill having been
| in operation only about Is months.
fdeemed advisable by the agent Of the Govern
Dent. on the day of sale, the buildings will be seld
| separately.
| Terms: Cash. in Government funds
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the first tlst) day OF May next, I'M
less otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
A beet for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
Any further inf ,rmation that may be desired
will be given upon applicati, n, in person by
letter, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A.
| Q. M, Giesboro, or to this office.
| JAMES A. EKIN,
| Brevet Brig. Gen, in charge
To- tat niv n n
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determined Suicide.

NoUSG GERMAN FLOWS OFT ms Dy,s
DISAPPOINTMENT N LOVE THE IScIryNrNT,
To 81 Rode.
A young German named c. w. Delius oor,-
nsft,ed suicide about 6H O'Clock last eyenino ar
his harding house, No. q Midcagh street 10
blow ag out his brains with n revolver m:
appointment IN love appears 10 have been the
cause The deceased, accompanied bv Nv
Clausssu, Of the firm OF ScholbOag a Kop.r
Shipping and commission merchants, No no
Old SIip, New York, came TO Brooklyn during
the afternoon, intending 10 dine II the Pierre.
pont Hou$e, but changed their purpose, and
called at the boarding house about O'clock
They went Mp stars 20 Mr.. Oeiius's room. and
shortly after entering DIR. pelius offered his
companion q cigar, which he accepted While
lighting ~ by = gas let opposite the mirror, his
attention was Attracted, aud kDok.2E around
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saw Dehus hold the muzzie OF a pistol to his
rlght temple. The report Of the discharge of
NE weapon Immediately folio wed and Ileiius
1eii dead upon the floor. The deceased was
formerly employed by the firm of Messrs. C.
Luling Co, N. ,bur left the I'm about one year
ago ior the position OF corresponding clerk In
tne commercial house of Q. Uhroack & Co,
hafanzas, Cnba, where he remained for eight
or nine months. While there he made the ac-
qualntance OF the eldest daughter OF Mr.. Traub,
OF the firm Of Traub, Parkinson 4 TO, Of the
same place, and fell desperately in love with
her. In course of time he asked her hand in
marriage, and was rejected, which seems to
nave made deep impression upon his mind,
a few days since returned from 4 visit to
M atanZas, and Dehus called upon him at the
office to ask some questions about the Traub
family. He was informed, among other things,
that Miss Traub was engaged to be married,
but as il appears he was aware of this fact
before, he made no particular observation in
regard to II. 1t doubtless affected him, how
ever, to the extent of resolving to put an end
to his existence.
The following note, in lead pencil, was lying
upon the table of deceased, his ed-room.
1t was addressed TO ~. +. Tolk, care OF Chas,
LuIiDg Co, So Exchange Place, New York"
"Dedr Sir: Look after my affairs. There is
some money in my trunk and in my pocket,
inferred. In my trunk there are some letters
written to Miss Traub. Return them. Fare
well ~
The effects of deceased, consisting of two
trunks full of clothes, were taken in charge by
Coroner Lynch. The body was conveyed TO
The Dead house, and an inquest will be held
to-day.-N Y. World, 26th.
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EVENING STAR.
Financial and Commercial.


without any very material change in the as
Peet Of money matters the tendency of the New
YORK market Is toward greater ease. and boz
more facility than at up eose ee OF last week M
seven per cent, which is the standard rate for
temporary accommodations. The CONNER
eial Advertiser says there was hrm business
doing in mercantile paper yesterday, seven To
eight per cent. being the range for good Names
and from eight per cent, upward for those not
so favorably known. Gold varied but little i'm
the rates, the movement being, but the market
firm At 1856 a137. Foreign exchange has rnled
steady thus far with a. somew Smaller sun
ply OF Southern bills, and transactions to onfv
moderate extent The stock market opened
yesterday morning with some symptoms of ex-
elieue NJ and large sales were made at a con-
siderable advance in prices. In Government
STOCKS the business was not large, but the
market was firm, and, If anything, prices were
From the Baltimore American we ouote the
markets IN that city as follows:
fonr-We nave to note sales Of 800 bbls
coed Howard Street and western extra at 80
and 100 bols. Howard Street Super at &c so per
Dbl City Mills shipping Extras are inquired
Tor, but the frmness Of holders, in consequence
OF the scarcity of prime Wheat, continues TO
check business in this grade of Flour.
HIain.-Onerlngs This morning at the Corn
E4cnange footed up 1000 bushels Wheat, Az COO
90; Corn. l.5O0 do: Oats and 50 do. Rye. No
sales OF white Wheat transpired, but prices
were normally unchanged, viz Inferior to
fair sam pies 2N a24O cents, and good TO strictly
choice do 25Oa29J cents. A small lot of prime
Maryland red brought 235 cents, and some LOCO
bushels inferior 10 good Pennsylvania do
1S5a220 cents. Corn was inactive and heavy
Transactions IN white ranged from 7Oa74 cents
the bulk of the sales. including one lot of $500
bushels, being At - cents. Yellow brought
IOa92 cents, but closed dull al 30 cents Oats
Were duii al ID cents, weight. No movement
IN Rye reported.
Proyisions-Small sales of Western Lard
reported al 10 cents, and SO bbls. Mess pork az
$3.50. Yesterday $1,000 lbs. loose Bulk Sides
were sold NJ IS cents, 10000 lbs. Bulk Shout
ders At II cents, and 200 boxes Middles, de-
hyerable az New York, at 15n certs for Cum
berlaBd cut, and ut ICY cents for short ribbed.
Bacon Shoulders are in fair demand at 14aI4 I
cents, Sides at 17al7 cents, sugar-cured Hams
at 23a.4 cents, plain Hams at e2lJ. cents, and
Butchers Lard at II cents
Whiskey.-Small sales of Country reported
at S2-ej, and Western and City At 81 o. Stock
and demand moderate, but market firm
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
Ii now offered 10 the afflicted throughout the coun.
try after having been proved by the test of eleven
years In the New England States, where its merits
have become As well known as the tree from which,
In part, 1t derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Threat. Colds, Coughs, Dipthera, Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Anections
generally. 1t is 3 remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints Diabetes. Difficulty
FoidiDg Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and
other Complaints
Give II trial you would learn the value Of good
and tried Medicine. 1t is pleasant safe and sure
Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen.
orally.
GEO. W. SWEET. M. b., Proprietor,
Jan " i'm Boston, Mass.
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u. s. COURT or CLAIMS, Feb. a6.-Rebecca
Suaughan, Administrative, &c, VS.. The United
States. Judge Mott delivered the opinion of
the Court IN this ease, finding due TO the claim
AM sl,G96- Judge LOring dissented.
= II. G. Bruce VS.. The United States. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Mcpherson for the
claimant. and by Mr.. Weed, the assistant soliC-
iior ana Mr.. Kerr. the deputy solicitor, for III e
United States, and the ease submitted.
TUESDAY, FEB. 21-Thomas Ewing, ESQ.
and y. l.. SnIpman, Esq. both of Washington,
ID G., were admitted attorneys and counsellors
OF this court.
William - Ward, executor, &c. vs.. The
United States. This case " a submitted on the
record ana printed briefs by MIR. Merriman for
The claimants. and by Mr.. Weed, the Assistant
Solicitor, for the United States.
a Kelsey vs.. The United States, and ID. Il.
Martin vs.. The United States. These cases
were suhIaitted the record and printed
orleis by MT. Merriman for the Clair ants, and
United States
> W. Parish ct al. VS.. The United States.
4 ms cause was argued by Mr.. Norman and
Nj Shipman for the claimants and by Mr.
weed the Assistant Solicitor, for the United
STATES and he case submitted
hHJohrh'd 10 the 10Th day OF March next
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AUCTION SALES
SALE orr CUkuEmNEp uUARTERMAsrER
- RI0khS GRAIN AND GkAIE SACKS

GALE OFICUk uEMNEn GU ART ERMAsrER
- sTOksS, GRAIN AND CHAIN SACKS.
CA,sfoSaytTwasrsr' O&cs, Depot Of WaxAtns
Washinston. ID. C.: February IL. 1886
viii be sold ct public auction under the direo-
A. o M Of Sixth street wharf. Washington. D.
O., ON THURSDAY, Mar IN ]. 1856. at II clock O..
m lot Of condemned euarteImaster Stores, CEN
sisting Of
Iukstands, Ruling Pens. Chairs, Letter Presses,
Tables, Auaers, Axes. Beds Buckets Broouis
Brushes, Barrels, Canvas, Chests, Lamps, Lam
terms, Stoyet, &c.
D2.I00 pounds Of Corn.
lS.eU Grain Sacks,
2,I00 pounds Manila Rope
The stores must be removed by the purchasers
within i've days from date Of sale
Terms cash, in Government fuHds.
d. H. FUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief 0uartern,aster,
e F-llt ~ W'asbinptop
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

JAREDS EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE
SKIN.
This secret Of identifying the skin being only
known t. JULES JARED, he honorably states
that II differs from all other preparations bel
scientifically composed from plants and harmless
gums, which produce the most brilliant COMPLEXION
giving SOFT even texture to the skim like that Of
infant VI
Jsred's Email de Paris" cleanses the pores
from these unsightly black worm specks and small
psTrcies WHICH give cesrseness to the complexion
and by cleansing produces q heslthful glow 1t eff.
faces alter lew weeks most happily, all scars
freckes AND piHples. and Is especially successful in
Graduating the marks left by small pex
Jared q" Email de Paris" 10 especially indorsed
by Mile. Vestyali, Lucille Western. Mrs D. p
Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller, and many ladies' in
private LIE, whose csmmendatory letters, for OBJ
vtous reasons, cannot be published
Jareds Email de Paris" can be obtained at
Fords epot, Penn. avenue, and of all first class
Druggists, ferfumers and Coi6eurs. ia Is eo3m
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ALE OF HARD BREAD.
OFFICE Drrsr CoMMIssARY,

OFFICE DEPer OOMMIssARY,
FORT MoNRoE, VA, Dec. Is, 1854.
atthis ONCE, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
this Depot.
The Bread I: in boxes Of nifty 800 pounds each,
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans.
Derts without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals. received Cor less than twenty (20)
boxes, one th0usaud Il yooo) pounds.
Payment required On notihcadon q scceDtanee Of
bid In Government f1und0.
Prolesals shoah " sn1orssd "PYeDosals for
HaSd Bread, y and addr~ssed ta
d Hn JANIS CNRRY, Col. and @. 3. v.
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CHEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUrPAIS

woaId advise all persons having teeth tc<-snes
extract TO call at DE-. LEwIss osice. aade t5
have them taken out without pain. 41S
ALEC. call and examine the Docters nsw and i'm.
proved method offnssrting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
II you once tue great Improvement In his teeth
Jon will have t6ezp in other style than this new
and valuable one Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rpbber Plates ~ the cid price ~ we have not
%vanoed the Drfos en- oar work since me great
gtreetS.
1an1B-ly r~wTN M d. Dentfss
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED nv m
STRICkLANpS PILE REMEpY

Mr.. Glass, of Evansville, Wisconsin writes fe.
the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that hs
has been troubled for eight years with an agra
waited case of Piles and his brother was discharged
yzed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
we're enrs ed with one bottle Of DR. STRICKLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation. OF these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by Dr.. Strickland, ought convince those snffer.
1nthat the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickands Pile Remedy 1t is
SOLO by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W
MAXIM CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 81 Pa
avenue and S02 Ninth street 90 x-ly
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Try W. L. WALL q CO, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of deed of trust be airing date the 18th
Gay OF July 1855, duly exscutea and recorded in
Llter n o. No. 80. folios l72 to LIS, shall offer
LOT sale. at public auction, on THURSDAl the I'D
DAY Of march, 1856 at o clock p on the prem
1ses, the following improved real estate, To- Wit:
Being part Of Square No. 683, in the city Of Wash
iDgton. ID o., beginning for the same at the dis.
lance OF II feet from the northwest corner OF said
square south str eet, and running thence south
l34 feet inches. thence east IL feet thence north
lS4 feet inches TO said street, thence west with
the line Of street II feet to the beginning together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
The terms of sale are: One half cash, 500 Of
which amount to be paid down at the time of sale,
and the balance in six and twelve months in equal
instalments. the deferred payments to be secured
to the satisfaction of the trustee
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
If the terms OF sale are not complied with and
fulfilled within FIVE days from date of sale the trus-
tee The right resell at the risk cost
of the purchaser, upon one weeks notice in some
new paper in the city of Washington.
THOMAS WALTER, Trustee.
Re 26- 2aw&ds VIM. h. WALL CO.. Aucts,