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tn E SILK
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
ASHING TON.
wefnvite the attention Of the public to our I'm
neEse assortment Of new styles
SUMNER sILhs
GRENADINES
Of al shades, IL stripes and plaids.
Lrge stock BLACK SILKS Of al celebrated
nskes.
sPBIEG DRESS GOODS Of the most attractive
sty les and coloIs.
M0UBEING GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CASsIMERES, CURTAIN LAOES,
SILK UMBRELLAS and FINE HOSIER
N great variety, st les than New ork prices.
wOLFORD d SHILBERG,
SIT MARKET SPACE,
ar2Su Third door from 9th street.
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WASH. b. Williams, Auctioneer
w 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets

NV u. %, AdCtOnteT.
w 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets
DRAB, REP, BLUE PUFFINGS; MARBLE
TOP CENTRE TABLES; WALNUT EXTEN-
SION TABLE AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
TWO WALNUT MAkBIE TOP OHAMBER
SUITES; WALNUT WARpROBEs. WALNUT
sFhS TsARs nRTrR EaT N AND T H.I
CHAIBs;; MAkBLE TOP COTTAGE SUITE;
RIkUS AND WhsHsTARDs: GREEN REP
SOFAS; MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES; TOILET
SR.iN TREEPL dGr ASP IN
BATTRASsES; HALL AND STAIR CARPETS:
PILLOWS AND B0LsTERS; CHINA, GLASS,
AND CR0CKERY WARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
SILS, &c
On WEDNESDAY, Msy 18th, 1876, com-m
meDcpg ut o O'Clock a. m q. 1 shall sell, at ~
the re silence of q gentleman declining house ~
keeping, 323 East Capitol street, between 81 ~
ard 4th street is the above collection of Furniture
which parties uil nd on ami nation 70 be In per
feet order, and in use only short time.
Terms cash. WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
myl3 lDsily Chron. Auctioneer.
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UNIVERSAL r.. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from oil points
: ssd"st sesa q ss p Dscssa.sMW
in this city.
Tickets good till used Baggage checked through.
Apply to NJ. u. WHITESIDE,
APPLY 927 Psun ave-, Candy sto-s.
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MILO d By THOMAS bOwLIHG, Auction
TTkITED STATES MARSHALp SALE.

In virtue OF Q writ OF feri facias, issued out OF
the Clerks once Of the Supreme court Of the pis:
Eo1isi:ns avenue, on ATT sSAY the goth a.. q
MAY 1876, commencing ct 10 O'Clock q. m, the fol-
Low ing goods and chattels, TO Wit, viz One Once
Table, Cane seat Chairs, I kevoiyt9s Chair;
lsposge Cup. MuciIsge Bottle, Cuspedore and
nnyelopss, Ream Of Legal Cap Paper, and lot
Carpet Binding, seized end levied upon as the goods
and chattsls Of b, O. Denison. and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. N6n In favor Of A. L. Barber
q Co. ALEX. SHARP, o. B. Marshal ID. @.
Per BIROH HOBBY, Auctioneers:
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WASR. b. VILLA Ms, Auctloneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FeONT-
ING OHil 0IH STREET BETWEbN STREET
AND PENEsYLyANIA AVENUE NORTH.
NEeT. AT AUCTION.
On HI RsDAY, May s, 1876, Of O'Clock IA
D. M, will sell. in front of the premises. Ea.1
two-stoIy sns attic Brick Dwelling contain -
Jog about ten rooms, having sbsut IS feet inches
'front.' RAINING back 81 feet more or less, to alley
belt No 500.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance ia six, twelve and
eighteen mon hs Tor notes bas from day
of sale and secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises sold. All convsyancing at purchasers cost.
500 down when the property - struck of.
my Std WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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DRY GOODS.
YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE,
DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION
row ON IL co.'s.

SO pieces Rich Black Mohair ALPACA, extra hue
and sik face, ct 81 cents, never sold at less than
6Oc.
Double width ALPACAs, beautiful blacks, n $50.
INC. each.
Bales ard wide COTTON, Sc.
400 yards beautiful Plaid and strfpsd DRESS
GOODS In Oil the newest shases At a'c., sold ct
Black CAsHMERIs, Spring weights, as low as 50,
81, 70, 81, 81, etc.
French LAWNS, new styles. l9c
Csses WAsh P0PLfH, 6kc.
PAks sOLs, rev style handles, q, ol.2s, el.5o,
GR0s GRAIN and TAFFETAs, o., els, q 30,
S1.T5, %. etc.
CAssIMEkEs for Men and Boys Wear Is. 81, 50.
81. rs sc 81, etc.
100 rolls MATING, fresh and green, 20, IS, soc.,
c. M. TOwSON d CO.,
myII-eo e36 Pa. ave Gaouth sideJ, near 7ih st.
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N0 IA = y AIu =

VIM u M q dfmintsk4ng ne ehAno0 g -
hxson, ths eesamsu Of tn kfna taks 3 uDoc10G1
ecurss Tor eli seasons Of - year.
On the oufvar4 paslAgs lro0 On eonge0vl - -
s sS5a g , 8. ss sS q
CO e g sss $3.50 g. q Is soeg "a
rHE BR1TlsA AID E0RFH AHEssIoA1
1 rooML., czL M1M 1 E4 Fooxx IL RLEs s
Is ss. aS. We .s . Als:ris.... Sss.. ys..
lSsnsisTs - 8 lSs:ssiS. Gsi. ?s!s
sas;;s;.x :s; JUNE jan: ss eSssss " 81
~ svsey so.,gy,ss wuDADDArssa Axol
IS 80 - % 10 s,ssy ass,ss -
I1x. o. yArAsl-ossn, %, ~ .s d
SD, 0olds 011fks1al. nst1rn $500 % hvor1|
100 $50 = - - {. 800, 1.ss..
~, +. ssss:sss - .ssYs A.|ss2 - ;<sss
s:E$ so S 81 ssJ.Eii! e
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ROBERT 81. WARD, Trustee.
myll. Goods j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMP
~ BOWED PROPERTY ON K STREET, BE-
TWEEN IlTH AND 18th STREETS

WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
MONpAf, at O'Clock p. m. APRIL "a, in front
OF the premises TIVE threestory Brick Houses, Nos.
l24 and 126 Sd street southeast. Terms made
known on day OF sale. GEORGE COWIE,
BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts.
NJ. O. LUTTRELL, Salesman. apl0-3taw
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the s2d day Of May, same hour
Secretary n. u. X. k. Association.
ap24- n. O. LUTTLELL, Salesman.
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THOMAS DOwLIhG, Auotioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
ERIY IN SQUARE NO. SO, IN WASHING

ION ClT1.
By virtue Of the last win and testament Of -
James Green, late OF Wsshin gton city, De f;3
ceased the undersigned wiz offer al public sale-
on TUEsDAY: the std day or May, i876, at
isess the following described property. situated
in Warrington city, District Of Columbia, being
pat Of Lot 4, in square 90, beginning at 9
snd inches from the intersection Of New Hsnp-
shire ave. end 2lst st., aud run southery along the
said 7lst street II feet and inches, then feet,
then north II feet and inches then west 80 feet 70
the place OF beeinnine containing III square feet
Also, ell of Lot f.. being g subdivision OF siid
square the said lot fonting ~ feet and inches on
New Hampshire avenue, the north line beng 81
feet deep, and the south line Ills feet liz inches
deep and the rear uue n feet inches, with the
buildings upon the same, containing 5. Ssl square
feet.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving hts notes,
beariIg per cent interest from the day of safe,
deed given and deed Of trust taken 10 secure de-
ferreo psy ments. All conveyaucing at the CO.'S Of
the purchaser depOsis Of $50 req aired when the
4 p. JACKSON, Executor,
mys THOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
eccount Of the rain, until MONDAY, May 18th,
&. r JACKSON. Executor.
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
CHARLEs g FORD. Auctloneer.
~ 639 G. street. near Ith, norfhwe


y sss g street., near I'm. northwest.
ooITasE SUITS: WALNUT AND rosLAs
Mat BLn:ToP TABLEs: LouH6Et: KxrEN.
sAhsETs aaffise; oitcL on sS GLASS
sousIs p pIss esTUNsffowbfR kN iSo iix go
On MoNDAI MossIEe, May rs, SSH
f,ost e my erection rooms, d. sSOvs stock n
s'sd'' without r'' cExRLs ESs sosip. Auos
WASH. B. Williams, Aactioneer.
w 1901, northwest corner losh and D streets.
TEE VALUABLE IMPROVED PRopERrY,
SSnis1a s1RsEHr' is6osThwSEsf, At SU6 :
on MONDAY, May Is, Is.s. 9. O'Clock ,. -
. Lot Il i1G :au 81 sne 81
houses. Seiss Hcs sas &c pss
between 18th and 18Th strests essh scu.:
CONTAINS eight rooms, ne.iy pspsred and psinsed
paved. Persons in search Of pro ssru should not
fsi to attecd the sale. for they will have . chance
;. Terms ef sale fourth cash: bslsnce in g. n.
Is and months, for notes bearing interest from
on ~ Zach ,scs oi s.Ss
cost 'A 'n' AL s wHsa tn 5. &iIif f
THOMAS BOWLING, AnctiOneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE uNIMPRovEp praL
Estate, AGGREaATING AsOTT So 400
sYYrAKs FEET OF GROUND, AT PUBLIC
On TUESDAY AFTKRNooN, May the 9th. -
S1o. AZ clock on the premises, shall s.iI
ihs Ioiiowins described property: Lots No. 4, -
square ~, on tbs east side OF z2i street,
OetNeenm ana n streets northwest, lot No. In
ZANE 20 uare GU the north side OF street, between
zlst ana no streets, loI No n same qusre on
New HaHpshi avenue, between N and streets
i6is propeiV viii be sold In orisinal lots or ia
suooSlio1s g suit purchasers. aud btins enc OF
tne most rapidly improving sections Of the city,
snosio demand the attention Of parties desiring
Terms: one-fourth cash; balance In 8. II and Is
months with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent
per annuu, aud secured by q deed Of trust on the
property sold. $50 deposit on each purchaser at
time OF sale. All convey sncing at cost Of haser
aps dads IRepI THoS. DOW Line, Auct.
- THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, In
conseQusnce OF the rain, until FRIDAY, May I2,
la6, At the same hour and place
myl0-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
STHE ABOVE SALE is FURTaER POST.
pnned 10 consequence of the rain, until MONDAY,
May D, same hour and place.
IL TH0s. BOWLING, Auctioueer.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NET., ~. seP ..s,. :i .i.. SSI ..i
No. 314 HIGHTH STREET
pieces Black silks, from rs CTS. 20 esq, It Ho.
Sic q ssess s sso:: s.st S sssss
line, Al styles, at No. 81! stn street; Q pieces
siscss Bsek MOssirs al aaaiies. No: sis sts
street 50 pieces SIX sud Wool Dress Goods, ali
BOW and gray in.S Sof.a T .ssss:
suits, q Is et, u 40. st No sI4 SIN street; 100
. iuli stock Of white Goods, Linens ana Table Ds.
Ice sIs' v Lssn: P c 'sS osi n ::
priees The above good. are all freen and new, .ad
~ Remember the location. W. N. brown,
CORNOLLTD,
COS NINTH STREET,
THKOHEAPEsT STORE In THE CIrr.
scsived to dag from i'm portsrs auction, i've cases
PARAsoLs,
eli new styles: Plain SIX, SILK Serge, Turkish
attn, Broesds, and bordsred.
These are the finest goods imported, and win be
sold at less than they cost to manufacture.
Another large stock Of EMBRoIDxRIEs re-
ceiyed TO day. my3r
WE ABE. sELLI6e DRY GOODS yERY
" CHAP.
Beautiful Spring Dress Goods Is, %, Is 81 81, 20, 50.
SIX and TOOL DIe.. G. DDS 81
Black Silks, %, els. 81 50, al75.
Black Cashmere, rs. "a. Ell
Black Alpaca, double width, rs, 3l,T.
Black Silks, Mohsir Alpaca, 50, worth rs.
Black Grensdine. IS s. 81
CARTER's, 707 Market Space.
EIeellent Calico, ~
Good Cotton, ~
Wide sheetinG Cotton, Is.
very Cheap. VERY Cheap. Very Cheap.
Cloths Oassimeres, for Men and Boy 8 wear, 81, So
Good Stockings, ~; Linen Hsndk erchiess. 6; Linen
Towels, 8, EKcei!spt Sed Tick, Is; III Jney comb
Quilts, IS; b~autifol Lawn, II; excellent qu Az
~ White P. K, II; yerz hne all Linen Table
Dsnask. 50.
Mems shirts, made Of " smsstta Cotton, Linen Bo-
som, %. myl tr
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UNDERTAKES.
STEAMER LINES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
ANA" VIII sail from Pier 42sssrth L.
Yofs s1c Ts3 81 Hss, MI, Me-,
Belfast. Passenger. soofed Cor Lesdon. Psri. and
the sSg e NUS sas
ztsffs bsfD%fs e s s s:s. .s'ss, &. r.
81 sSis:::
TOMk.-steamers leave Philadelphia w tDhks-
R PaT e ss9I sA1ssRs56 sstosfpGTE
a ana % TSroasS s. q isdsn sses for f so
ton .2d !. sss1 fS
'sSsi % Il fA.a.sSiss p oLrDr o Ss,i
NEW DEPARTURE.-CLYp WASH
mSsT Sh Fsd EhIbhhRg5nLsHs4f fNek
@GhREY AssrnEkmsaIP EHIss..opS
and sfter wipkEspAf, sBln islh, the stssnsrs
Ton and Proviasnce vii .sii rom PhsasipSis for
E.rhiSstop; y, o, e,erg MLkDshspAt |. ~ esd
DAYS and TBIDAYs, IRON Johnsoni wharf, zoos
Of 18th street southwest 1nrorsh Bills Ledine "a
sDd de Il i ealig ~ from n 10 m oSasss
for delivery Of freight, &C., received ct 1904
and lils BIB street nort%SrePft CLYDE Co.
30. las. Sh AZ. : Z pdh Y 2 alPs
.,u-am j. f. as: sSh tSr %s. s S1s
TITHE sTEAMKs HARBINGER WILL NAV
u the Fish Wharf loot nth street, r >ASA
EVEkY MORNING, ct Ia. m. for
Potomac Fisheries and informed ate LesdlhRs.
Sda and s A ISssst oaSs.
L sTKAmER LADY OF THE LAKE
sysry sHS0sPAI, wEDE,sspRhf 49,
Gay ard Saturday, at y m. Fare. %; round trips
Sc. Tickets rood until used
FOR POTOMAC BlyTR LANDINGS.
etesmer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com pany Il
wharf, foot Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY. ~ 7a.
every FRIDAY. ct .. m, fer O0An River, STOPPING
Fof Information apply OF the once OF the Oom1
pany. under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street.
opposite the Treasury, or % the Agent. g II
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So1ilsss.o SS55aEII 22fb EsFEkEfkhksySiffiIi NA
LANDINGS.
sE MORRIs,"
Captain 4. y. BALDWIN,
WIN commence running % the above landlnG q
Monday, March ON, leaving from 49,
DAY and II RsDAY Of a. m.
Rssnrnipe VIM leave uomini svsry fun9DAy
xss 4. YIrxHUaa, Ass.G.
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AUCTION SALES.

DUKCAHsoH BROS. sussiouesrs.
OnaTs, PANTS, VISITS, HOSIERY, AVID
SkArG xuRNIsHlH9s. ALSO, 50 CASES
ON TUIsDkY MORNING, Nay lssa, as II
O'Clock, We win sell the above within our auction
myp DUNoAEsoN BRos. Aucss
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uutil
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of May, A. ID. las. ct the
hour any place. By order OF
GEORGE w. RIGGS, r-u...
apH (Repl ARTHUR FEHDALL,f A''
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPONED until
TuEsDAY, the 18th cay Of May, d. is7s, at the
GEORGE W RIGGS, rrus.ses.
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THOMAs DOWLINd, Auctioneer.

1910, ~ The same hour and place
myl0-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTaGR POST.
pnned 10 consequence of the rain, until MONDAY,
May 1 8, same hour and place.
Ii THOs 6OWLING kuetsonaar
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LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
CopsisiiRg in part OF the Stock Of the late firm
Off. II. B. McStaTe Co., of New York.
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tlOn OF gOlO anu Silver plaJe, enameitc1s To-
gether with a number OF reproductions by
the electricity pc process of works in antique
art In precious metals, prepared for the
South Kensington and other museums. In
the midst of these stood q Helicon vase-a
superb design nepousee, representing Music
Morel occupied six years and cost $1,000. On
the German side appeared a ricn display of
ceramic ware, including delicate glass FAB
RIGS and fine specimens OF majolica. France
showed the matches chimney-mantel sent
by Merchand, which, before the brea k-down
Of the Empire, was ordered for the Louvre.
Ii is composed OF bronze and marble, IS
valued at 50, 02o francs, cannot De looked
sibiiity and taste, and lad better be avoided
by all furniture mouousniacs who are not
too rich 10 care about nineteen or twenty
thousand dollars. IL was danked by broslEes
OF every description, surnassing In nnisn
Completing the four-sided challenge TO the
worlds attention, the United States exhio-
tied Tifany's and the Gorham Manufae-
turing Cpmpany's best work.
the procession moved altogether thro1gh
foliage lard. 1t must have seemed 70 Gen-
eral Grant somewhat like review OF the
nations. Great Britain stood on the right,
thanked by her colonies OF victoria, South
Queensland, Jamaica, Bermuda, British
Guiana, Trinidad, Bahama, the Gold Coast,
the Cape Of Good Hope, Mauritius ana Ser-
cnelles. A crimson banner, hoisted hi N
was emblazoned With the word "Ino. is.'
From all these lands, some OF them lyIAg al
that moment In the night OF the anti po1es,
offerings had come, some useful, soD.xe orna-
mental and curious, some rich aud doe. Toe
exhibition OF the mother country Is particu-
isrly rich an, " aftlssas wSss snd IN metals Pot
applied 20 the deoorAtion Of furniture, and
textile fabrics Of every End. Canada or the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-22
silver Coinage Law.

WASHINGTON, February PA bill
was introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Sargent. and the House by Mr.. Ripper,
amenaa atory of the silver coinage law. 1t
provides for the coinage of new silver
dollars, equal in weight and value to two
of the present silver half dol
lars, and proposes to make 1t
a legal tender for amounts
not exceeding twenty dollars. The bill
abolishes the existing legal tender pro-
vision regarding the trade dollar. 1t
also provides that silver half dollars shall
be legal tenders for amounts not -eX-
ceeding ten dollars, and that the gov
ernment shall replace them without loss
to the holder. The new silver dollars are
to be coined on government account.
4 recent raid of the Internal reve-
nue. officers in Oglethorpe county, GA,
resulted in the seizure and destruction
of ten illicit dlstileries and $1,000 gallons
of mash and beer The prisoners, in
GLIDING United States Commissioner
were brought in, all charged with v'o-
latlag the internal revenue laws.
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FROM UPsIIUR COUNTY.
FRENCH CREEK, UPsHUR Co., /
February, l4tb, 1876.

Editors OF the Register:
As have never seen anything IL your
paper from young Massachusetts, have
concluded to drop you few lines from
this part of the vineyard. We are sur
rounded,with Yankees, and of course they
are all Republicans, good neighbors,
they are all Presbyteriins, perhaps they
are in the right church, but surely in the
wrong pew. The Rev. G &. Gould, has
just closed meeting Of five weeks,
thirty-fve professed a hope, and twenty
nine iolned his church, and the Rev. Mr..
Lovet of the NJ. 4. Church, just closed
ueeting at Point Pleasant Church.
thirty-two converts.
The winter has been mild and wet,
only one mudhole in all this neighbor.
hood. Wheat looks well, feed plenty
corn worth so cts: wheat 81 80; old 81 OO.
Stock looks we'll considering the wet
winter. Times are hard, and Lincoln
scrip is good for sore eyes.
We wish to give the roads fits this fall.
The frogs are whistliDg in the ponds so
YOU may guess what kind OF weather we
have. The diphtheria is filling the
graveyarjs up in the mountains. The
Dutch of Helveta or some of them are
backing out, poor fellows, they are seeing
hard times their friends left as soon as
their pocket books caved in. Helvetia
is situated 20 miles south of Buckhannon
town snd Immediately on one tork of the
Buckhannon river IN Randolph county
and the village of Florence q distance of
& miles from Helvetia The land is good
and the fr,t settlers are doing well, they
have raised potatoes plenty and to spare.
Yours, " c.,
SHILO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-22
Unlimited Medical Resources.

People sometimes suppose that DIR
Pierces Family Medicines represent the
entire extent Of his resources for curing
diseases. This ia An error. Experience
proved that while the Golden Medical
Discovery, Favorite Prescription, Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets, Compound EI-
tract of Smart-W eed, and DIR. Sage's
Cata-rh Remedy, would, if faithfully
used, cure n large variety ofchronlc COM
plants, there would be here and there a
case which, from its severity, or from It's
complication with other disorders,
would resist their action. These
exceptional cases require thorough
examination into their symptoms,
10 ascertain the exact nature and
extent Of the disease or diseases under
which the patient WAS labSring, and The
use Of specific remedies TO meet and over
come the same. This led to the establl'b-
ment of the Worlds Dispenssry, NJ But
falo, y. Y, with its Faculty OF Physl-
clans and Surgeons, each OF whom 10
skIlled in the treatment OF chronic dls-
orders in general and those belonging to
his own special department IN particular.
To one is assigned diseases Of the throst
and lungs; to another, diseases Of the Kid
news and urpgenitsl organs; 10 another,
diseases Of the digestive system; and to
another, diseases Of the eyeand ear. Thu'
the highest degree oi perfection IN
medicine and surgery is attained. The
establishment .f this institution enable
the Doctor 20 meet long-felt want in
the treatment Of the more severe chronic
affections. BY careful consideration Of
the symptoms as given in writing, be
successfully treats thousands Of csse' st
their homes. Other. visit the Dispenssry
in person. The smplest resources for the
treatment Of lingering affections are thn
placed al the disposal Oi every patient,
and those on whom the proprietary medI
cines DO not have the desired efec: can
procure a more thorough and efficient
course by personal application TO the
proprietor Of the Worlds Di'Pensary.
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rsrritsrY Of Dakota. so that the same

Territory OF Dakota, so that the same
may be opened to settlement Referred
to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Window presented joint resolu-
tions Of the Minnesota legislature, asking
an amendment to the pre-emption laws
so as to allow applicants to make annual
and semi-annusl payments, within the
time now prescribed for proving, and to
receive patent therefor. Referred 10
Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Cameron presented JOINT resolu
ton of the Wisconsin Legislature asking
for appropriations for the improvement
Of the navigation of the Chippswa river
OF that state Referred TO the Committee
on Commerce.
Mr.. Harvey called up the resolution
submitted by him few days ago, direct
ing the Secretary of War TO furnish
such suggestions rs may be deemed ex-
pedient for public service, covering tho
period bet ween May l9 1869 and October
ist 1872, to enable the government TO
carry out the provisions OF
an act constituting eight hours
As DAYS work for all
laborers, workmen and mechanics en-
ployed by or on behalf Of the Govern
ment of the L nitsd States, approved June
18th, 1868. Mr.. Harvey said the object
Of the resolution was to get before tho
Senate such information as would enable
the Senators TO see why that law had not
been executed in certain instances.
Pending the discussion tie morning
hour expired and the resolution was lald
aside.
Mr.. Sargent moved that when they
adjourned to-day it be to meet Wednes-
day next Agreed 10.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the bill for the sale of timber lands
in the Ststes of California and Oregon
and the Territories of the United States.
Pending the question, being an amend
ment OF Mr. Sargent, that any person de-
string to avail himself of the provisions
of the act, In addition to other require
ments mentioned in the bill, shall de-
clare that he has not made engagements
with any person or persons which he
might acquire from the United States, or
from any right in SAID land or timber
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to the benefit OF any person except HIM
self Agreed to.
After some discussion the bill was
passed.
Mr.. Morvile of Maine, from the Con-
ference Committee on the JOINT resolu-
ton TO spay rthe interest on 3.65 Dis
trict Columbia bonds, made reports
which was read.
After long discussion, the report of
the committee was coRcurred in; yeas 81 4,
nays %.
Mr.. Wad!elgh gave notice, with a
view to exsminine the report, that he
would on Wednesday move that the vote
by which it was concurred IN be recon.
sidered.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.