Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1860, Page 4

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star Gzonextown, April 18, 1860. Proceedings of the Board of Common Council at the last meeting : A. message was received from the Mayor, en- closing acontract with Geo. Rhinehart for dredg- ing the west channel of the Potomac river. and removing obstructions therefrom. is signed by the Mayors of Washi) Georgetown, and the oe) to be tractor for the service therein speci! is the corporate authorities of the cities Pay cach one-half of the amount; referred to — = pir pr were ited by Mr. emori: ons j yer : King, from operty-bolders on West street, pray- ing forthe feylnn of water and gas pipes on said treet, from Moatgome! street to ns rope- walk; referred to committee on water. By Mr. Stake, from Jos. Aschwanden, pastor of ‘Triaity Church, and residents in the neighbor- heed of said church, praying for relief from a sang of young men and boys, who by disorderly mischievous conduct insult and annoy per- s in that locality, and deface and injure the perty of the .. On motion c& Mr. junlop, referred to committee on police. By Mr. Hil, from David English and Charles Myers, complaining of the imperfect condition of ®& pump in their neighborhood; referred to com- mittee on streets. By Mr. Tenney, from the purchasers of fish sands at the recent auction sale atthe market- h ; remonstrating against any legislation giv- ig tod Shackelford or others, fish stands on weat side of the market-house, unless the pe- ers also ure allowed to have stands on the , e of the Canal; laid on the table tempo- y- Mr. Tenney presented the account of Jenkin Chomes, which was referred to the committee on claims. Reports were made by Mr. King, from the comunittce on streets, asking to be discharged from the further consideration of the memorial of Messrs. Robinson and Mackall, op; Provement of Eighth street, as an nance would be reported in relation to that subject. Also, from the memorial of Richard S asking for the manure from t town, as ssid manure was wanted for Corpora- fon ground attached to the poor and workhouse. Also, from the memorial of Dr. Mann and the Messrs. Spence. The committee was discharged from the further e onsideration of all these subjects. Mr. King, from the same committee, reported 2 resolution PEprepriating $50 for the purchase from Samuel Bootes, jr., of surveying rods and Seld-notes of High street survey. Also, a resolution abating part of the front foot tax levied on the lot of Sideon Pearce on Bridge rs im- Street. Also, a resolution aj propriating S100 for con- tiuaing the repzirs of the new road from Seventh Street to the stone warehouse, and recognizing as assistant Commissioners on said rosd, Messrs. White and King, who were elected by the Levy Court at its lest session Also, a resolution appropriating $50 f-om the Water fund for the repairs of Jefferson street yhere ttcrosses the Canal, and appointing Mr. E. D. LT. Myers commissioner thereon. Ail of which lay over under the rules. Mr. McCobb, from the committee on claims, reported @ resolution appropriat $176 76 for of uccour ts of Adler & Co, J. F. Birch, R.N Jobn Cornell, Appleby & P. Crain, H pus R. A. Waters and W from same committee, asked to be discharged trom further consideration of the account of the market-master, and moved its re- ference to committee on the market-house; com- inittee discharged and account so referred. Mr. Williams, from the special committee to which was referred the resolution from the Alder- men instructing the committee before Congress ‘n relation to various matters, reported said reso- Jation without amendment, and recommended its passage; laid on the table temporarily. Mr. ge, from the committee of ways and means, reported an ordinance a: nendatory of the ordinance making an a spropriation for dredgin, the west channel of the y otomac river, and state that in the absence of any report trom the com- missiouers of the sinking fund he would press the se of this ordinance instead of that offer y Mr. Tenney at the last meeting. (Mr. D erdinance provides for the issue of notes of this Corporation of $500 each or upwards, bearin legal interest, to the wmount of 35,000, or as iach thereof as may be necessary, redeemable at the Pleasure of the Corporation, and directs the com- missioners of the sinking fund to receive said notes in lieu of interest money.] * Mr. Tenney said the commissioners of the sink- ing fund had made no response, because the reso- qe son of inquiry only passed one board last meet- ug, and bad just coure up, only a few minutes since passed by the Board of Aldermen. ‘She resolution from the Board of Aldermen, a inting P.T. Berry, W.S. Cox and E.D. tT. iyers additional members of the committee to represent the interests of the town before Congress, coming up for consideration, Mr. Stake desired to kaow what the Board of Aldermen meant, or what it was they expected Not more than a week since, a resolution this board to appoint a new comuittee, and @ong the names on that committee were one or more of the very names now proposed to be added to the old committee bythe other board. ED. 'T. Myers was one of these names. The Board of Aldermen tabled the resolution from this board, and now ask us, in the face of the manner in ‘which they treated our resolution, to pass this substitute of theirs. Let us pursue the sarae course they did. At the proper time I shall move to lay ihe resolution on the table. Mr. Tenney.—If we can’t get all we want, Mr. President, (1 am not gj king my own sentiments when I say we want, but those of the board,) let us take what we can get. I voted against the reso- jution which passed this board, because [ thought it treated the mayor with discourtesy—the mayor, and not the acting mayor, though I have seen him so styled ina printed report. The gentlemen pro- posed to be placed on this committee are not of my party, but I am willing to vote for them. Mr. Dunlop would add these names if some were stricken off. Hedid not want the commit- tee too large, and saw no necessity for increas- i 4 t. King expressed similar sentiments, but had wet ae an of Mr D.T. Myers, be- cause be was the proper representative of the w: Jntereas of the towne wacwane +. Williams was opposed to adding any ames to the committee as it aes present constituted, and ae the resolution would not pass. Mr. Stake opposed the passage of this resolu tien, because every Corporation has a right to appoint its own commitices. His resolution for that porpose wes well considered, and not framed ner acted on iu a burry, and passed this Board by eu almost unaniwous vote. He hed tried to select a committee af good meu; had added the name of E. D.'T Myers, at Mr. King’s Suggestion; but had uniutentionally left off the name of a mem- ber of the o— commitice ‘who is also a mem- ber cf the Board of Aldermen, and that no doubt was the reason of the failure of the resolution in that Beard. He was not op d tothe gentle- man.and if be bad known e was member of the present committee, would have kept bim on. i Al ~ ‘i be, “so = that expression of ‘act- Mayor’ is concerned, | was re ‘a correctly. =a I shall always style Hoary Addiocs acting Mayor, until the people at the ballot-box bave decided otherwise; 2s I do not believe that he is beg ron legally Mayor of Georgetown. t. Tenney.—-Act well your ; there all the honor lies” ‘That line of Pope's wilh apply to Henry Sony pe When you are making up your these a the new Corporation came inte power in 1358, differing _Pelitically from thatof 1557, they did not, { think” enn meee We in the last left off ne names of gentlemen politically opposed a — kept on Air vl Doone e ital fe AZ appropriations lighting, also kept on the gentleman oe 4 pg are ihe President of this Hoard. The names Proposed by the other Boerd are those of very table gen- uemen, very efficient. Mr. Cox, for instance, ‘i gent'eman of taleut and industry. It will be a slight to refuse to add the nemes of those gentle- men. The last Board did net change other com- mittees; for ‘natance, proxies ie ae the interest of the town in the oy itan Railroad Company, who were appeinted in 1853. | regret new we did not change them, ‘for they now make & report lu which they style Henry Addison acting Mayor of Georgetown Dod, d the gentleman to port to Congress, in style Mtr. Addison acting Mayor? €'s questich elicited an explanation, it appeurs that the expression was pow before Congress from the 'd railroad. I will not by an: Mr. Addison as Mr. T suggested off Mr. Grawfo ’s name from his committee, and Congress ee then decide (having ‘‘the Mayor’ on the committee) the salty! juestion of who is the Mozet. It had gone e Circuit Court, then to the Supreme Court, then here, and now let Congress decide. The gentlemen a the resolution giving Mr. Crawford $1,000, w! Te- ferred to the committee on claims, had e to the ib of the but that committee wot Ss sp the resolution here for a vote on it, in! en lemen have elected all the members of te of Haman. They refuse to put upon the committee the name of one who is acknowledged by all to be the most efficient member ever sent from here. Mr. Dunlop thought eight a sufficient number, and that the committee should have a majority of the same political complexion as the boards. Mr. Tenney said the gentleman (Mr. Stake) said he would not recognize Mr. Addison as Mayor, but he was obliged to do it every night he came here. Did not the gentleman vote against the Mayor’s veto of a resolution, and was not that @ recognition? : Mr. Fearson objected to Mr. Addison because he had a habit of charging for his services on all ceasions, and getting pay from folks about town. ‘*Look at your books of the Corporation and find there what he has got, and for what. I hold now in my desk his sign manual that he would not make a charge for looking after the bridges. I want a guarantee that he will not charge for b' services on that committee. I won’t trust him.” Mr. Tenney asked if Mr. Addison had ever made any charge for special services while he was Mayor of the town—or acting Mayor aé he is — here? . Fearson thought he had. Mr. Tenney said the money was not paid to Mr. Addison for special services while he was Mayor; that $500 had been paid him for his services in opposing a dismemberment of the town while Mr. Crawford was Mayor, because Mr. Crawford was not equal to the task. Mr. Stake.—Does the gentleman give the credit of that measure to Mr. Addison ? Mr. Tenney.—Not credit, but the cash Mr. Stake said they were very liberal, but he was of opinion others deserved credit for defeating that dismemberment, and said that Mr. Addison had charged #500 for information in relation to the sinking fund which he got while he was acting as Mayorand aiding the clerk, Mr. Mountz, which information he had locked up in his own bosom until he was paid to give it, an act which old citizens, even his old friends, condemned. Mr. Hill said he was not there asan advocate of Mr. Addison, but was willing to give every one his*due, and thought it inexpedient and unadvi- sable to change the committee at this tine, when legislation in relation to the Long Bridge, and other matters of interest to the town, were being considered in Congress. ; Mr. Stake mentioned asa proof of the inefficiency of the present committee that an appropriation of $25,000 for the public schools of V ‘ashington had been under consideration in Congress, and nota word said of Georgetown. (The vote was taken on Mr. Tenney’s amend- ment with the result announced in imy letter of Saturday.) Mr. Williams being in the chair, Mr. Pickrell explained his pe ition and his vote. He had no objection to the Mayor, but had little hopes the resolution would the other Board. “All must see and know and feel the importance of having the town pepesy represented before Congress What are the facts now? We find the Mayor (I recognize him as such, or acting Mayor, it is all one) now appeeing ont most important ‘interests, and urging, with Mayor Berrett, the claims of a private stock company, one I do not know or care or ask whether he has an immediate private in- terest in.’’ He was willing to accord to Mr. Ad- dison the merit of great al him as a most selfish man. Mr. Tenney spoke in defence of Mr. Addison, and justified the two appropriations of $500 each, already alluded to, and the $500 to defend his suit Mayor, but although opposed to the town appro. priating anything for the Metropolitan Railroad Company, Would not agree with Mr. Addison in his opposition to that road before Congress. If Mr. Addison was misrepresenting the town, as ora of the committee, instruct him as to his uties. E itl censured Mr. Addison in rather severe terms for his course last session in advocating the claims of a company who wanted to build this horse railroad and have its terminus on the other side of Rock Creek, outside our limits, and gave a sketch of the legislation in Congress in relation thereto, and Mr. Addison’s connection with it. A discussion ensued in relation to the pips ele itan Railroad Company; during which Mr. Ten- ney stated that a great deal had been said about the $1,500 paid to Mr. Addison, but that he (Mr. A) had saved the town $1,500 every year, that being the amount of interest which would have accrued yearly on the bonds of the Metropolitan Railroad for $25,000, which he refused to sign as mayor. ‘he resolution passed, as stated in my letter of Saturday last, but was rejected by the Ald: r nen. The resolution in relation to laying a footway on the south side of Road st.was lost by a tie vote Mr. Stake presented the account of Mrs. Lewis, and moved its reference to claims committee; so referred. And the board adjourned to Friday eve- ning next, at 7¥ o’clock. The Board of Aldermen passed a resolution in relation to granting J. L.. Shackelford a fish stand on the west side of the market-house; also, Mr. Dodge’s resolution of inquiry 2s to the propriety of drawing $5,000 from the sinking fund to dredge the channel. ity, but characterized ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILUARDS’ HOTEL—Ww w Ww)! lady, 305 AC rill, Mase: R ds Stevens, Mess:J G: ‘ittooh, Jud @ Russel, NYA. Gilmore, BaF Buln, arren, Mase; Collier, Pa; arpenter, L Kins. do; DM Oxboutans d c' n and lady, ) Green, Dr Green. do; J t’ Lynde. Mase; 1s Halleck, NY: FO De r 40; 3H Williams. do: rs W Van Kensseear. Mr W Kogan. Scott, En; S Hoyt and vady, NI; MreS Wilson, do; S hatzay aud lady. La; Hewman, and lady, do; Hon J Mather, NV; W'D Bo Capt Siuras, USA; W Nobe, NY; EJ Fay D- Nebbett. Va, Mrs © and Misa A Nebbett Phelps, and family. NY; WW Pa: P Bati, di 53 W Chip: E Potts. Ny; W Poihemes. NJ; W ; M Halberr. do; D Pratt and iady, do; H stovghton. Vt; J Truslow G 4 Taton aud lady, dot Miso ‘Alston, ac; a # iston ao iy, do; Miss ston, do; G Peters and lady, La; Mina Whiting. do; AH Iy and denihter Vara Wheeler, Maz P Wate lo; A Go-dor a Mass; Q i famul=. Me; L nd lady. daught-r. NC; C Sampeon, and lady lady Mass; J Yeatman Mo; 8 Owen, le; 8 Samp- soa, NJ; J’€ Wolfand daughter do. NATIONAL HOTE! —A Clark, GSacders H Nelson, W ‘fhomas, J Millik>n, 8 Jvivester, TA Bs.!. J Jefferson, O Lowe and ft M Allen. NY; J erilson Sipe, C A hasan BW at- Pa; Rw. ea eerie Fon, E Bi . rocke, AT: i 11; J Fitzgerald, Wis; J Rolloson, J Camp. bei). J Gassoway. Iii; J Boston. O; F Nontmollip, Ky; A Thomas, 9 Sma‘ley, Pa: John Fs 4 Smith $ Brown. Va, W bowie, SKA, Merry wea: bei!. Pa: 3 Thomas, Vt; L, Genege! Churehill. Judge Rram. Th Morrison, Ili; R Kran, Ind; WM. 4 Shar, ‘ohn Charles ss ttuart, E Middleton snd Iads, Poston, DC; R Ager ana BROWN?’S HOTEL.— +N We, Wie; P Pannie PY; WY Rice Pe n. Va; J Talor, Ky: & Wh C5 "T Rolinson, Me; J Gu'y. Mo A He ae i> Ley H Conner, Pa: icitzhogh, J Roxs. Vas & De Haven. r » bow, TK Jacobs. Mrs” Weson oh nis, W Conas, H P Bowman, J P Jeffer wal. F hooutmellin ke; Posey.) Bal i Ll in 7 upey, 1; J Brookepbroog! Smith, T MoNaly. 1 Va: Gen Wm Sinie, O; M k Kidd. ‘OOD: HOUS! ont NEW ORLEANS xr pars TEREE FARE ONLY $42.50. VIA Orange and Alexandria Railroad TO LYNCHBURG: Virginia and Tennessee, East Tennsssee and Vir, nia, East Tennessee and Georgia, Nashville and Chattanooga, Memphis and Charleston, Miss TO Leave Was! Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave corner of Sizi avenue to BAGGAGE CHECK! Grand Junctio: .V THROUGH Fy DALY SeNOUee, TEa Ne, tsstppt Central, ew Orleans and Jackson, NEW ORLEANS! p.m. the Office, Street and Pinnsyloene : connect with each Train. ED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS. THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL 200 MILES SHOR TET oa than any other !.ine—the Jpgachbure Ex being now completed, as also el QUICKEST AND f the tral, making it the ion Mississippi MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. TIME Montgo t Nashville UP-The U.S MAIL ¢ taken over this New ADAMS’ EXPRESS Tickets can be obtained at the South Western joe, corner of Sixthstreet and Pennsyivania ay- quue, to the fo:lowing points: Lynchburg, Chattanooga. Macon, as Bristol, Montgomery, — Mobile, New Knoxville, Huntsville, ville, Atian Grand Junction, Columbus, ORLEANS. The Steamer PAGE leaves her wharf, foot of Seventh street, at 6; a.m and 6%; p. m. 17” Baggage Cheoked at, the office Through to JAME! ap 13-tr ew Orleans. 3 A. EVANS, Ticket Agent, A ctiner Sigur tteand Pac. OR HARPER’S.FER RY AND WILLIAMS- PORT.—The steamer _L. J. Brongle, Capt. Ritter leaves George- town on for er Antelope, TUESDAYS at Williamsport, and on SATURDA arper’s erry, NDAYS at 6 9. m..for Harper's Ferry, and on ‘THURSDAYS iarper’s Fe & m, 6 ss rryand Williamsport. Thesteam’ Capt. Wells, leaves Georgetown on 6 a. m, for Har, re Ferry and ‘S até a. m., for ne Brengle oan be chartered on W. NESD4 nid thi excursion parties, ED- the Antelops on FRIDAYS for mar 16-im* TE STEAMER JAS, Guy wat resume her of Fobruar: GTO) 1260, every FRIDAY, at6orclock a. m.and ALE trips on TY SDA’ t . PRLEXANDRIA at haif-past6 o’clock, for CURRIOMAN and the intermediate Lan: i O17 will leave CURRIOMAN vovery WEDN and SATURDAY, at 5 o’clook NATH’L BousH. ALTIMORE din her return trips, she SDAY A. m, ii UCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor. Ax’t, Alexandria. foo AND OHIO RAILRQAD. WASHINGTON BRANCH. Cancer or Hours. Commencing on Monday morning, October 17, 18t8 8: A! mn Sunday at 4. = ‘or NOWPOL 00 15 20 Passengers for the and 7.45 8. mm. and 3.20 EST 8 IN at 6.20 and 7. rey and 8 a.m. $15 and 4.30 p.m, M., Oniy, :. i EAST will take trains at 6.2 . TM. at 8. m., and 3.20 p. m. 1S at 75m, and 25 mm 'T. Ht. PARSONS, Agent, P. Assace, TNOAUDIN a) The New York Cc any’s new and elezsnt steamshi| MOUNT V ERNON, Capes. . Simi om; will leave ern W harves, at ‘, and the Passengers MEALS AND 87.50. and Virginia Sorew Steamshiy ith smabny’s Depot, Wen” Company's Depot, at Aloxendris day. v aehixgton and Georgetowr can take the coaches connecting with Alexandris steamboats or rail ‘7th street and Pi road, which leave the corner ot avenue hourly, or they osn leave on fhe steamer from the Western Wharves at 1) e’olock &. m. tate can be engaged on Mere, Morgan & Rhinehart, Went ff be received up to the hours of depar Teight will 7> Insurance plication i will be effected on all goods by thisline at the office of the Company at 4 per cent remium, : The sccommod fre In every respect lations for passengers by this line fret-8 ess,and every effort wi be made to render this communication with New ioe c. agrpeaiie and penltntay one. FOWLE & For freight or passage CO., Agents, Alexandria, “PP H. B. CROMWELL & CO., etet., ocrner Albany, New York. WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS, 504 Sth st., two doors North of Pa, Awe, ow 18 the time to get SPRING and SUMMER 8 wee Poke made wy) rf . SHIRT BOSOM AN DS peatly ati mar t9- to order, “The supecribsi RIS, DRAWERS, &o., at the the i descriptions of Sewing done (3, “COLLARS, and WRIST itehed. w.9. NOVES THE ATTENTION OF ENGINEERS, Architects and Builders is called toa valuable ‘I reatiae on the = trations, by J. K. Price 75 cents. J treneth of Materials, with illus- Whildin, Beq., Civil Engineer, ust published, and for sale at HILP & SOLOMONS’ Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av. Sole Agenta for Laurence « Stationery, £6. marg2 TWO, THREE aN nett, Pi E FLO! adine Robes. very Stylo Spine Cloaks, F Fancy Dress Si! Sik nt Brook Bor Hooped Ski 0 Cal of »UR. FIVE, SEVEN AND "ES, Berage. Organdy, Jaco- : plin and Berage Angiaes Rokes of new and Tich designs. Also. and seven Flounces Grep- rioh.Organdy and French Law: sd English Berages, Grey Mo. diag? Suits, in great va ia tlea and Cloaks, New ured Revages. Fou'ard uper Biaok Silke, St sl! ‘dered Shawla in great the Iatest styles, Frei Chintzei Gauntletts, together with Housekeepirg Goods in every variety of quality and TAYL _Bp4 TipeR, OR & HUTCHISON, VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR; with a Land Journ Noti fs throny es of Manchoo-ia, by Perry McDonough Co Agent at the Amoor river, P: Friarswood Post Office, by eir of Kedoliffs,” &c., Just reocived and ap lo h Siberia, and Incid*ntal ‘a, and Japan; ommer cial $135 the author of “The &o. Price 5) cents. for sale by BLANCHARD & MOHUN, GALLONS CHA! 12, h CRAB APPLE Cl tention 01 the at faa PAGNE AND ER.—We invite the publis to our large and weil se looted stock of Champazne aud Cra which we enaranteo to bo sold on reasonable terms for our spring stock. 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WILL MEND ARTICLES IN r, Crockery, Glass, Ivory, iter, Marbic, Rubber, Percha, Cloth, Paper, Papie® Mache, Shell, Horn, Hone, Plaster, &c. And i-deed there1s scarcely an article inthe whole range of domestic economy, whether it be for use or omament, which when broken, cannot with this preparation be restored to its original value, It challenges the world for its superior. It is india- pensable in every HOUSE, WORK-SHOP, COUNTING-ROOM, and no person after a trial of Starr's Chemically Prepared Glue, would ngly dispense with it for four times cost. tis always ready, and always reliable, dit jensive to 6 sinell, and i: fect climate, ‘and where known’ it has” become a FIXED FACT. c invited The attention of dealers and consumers i to the following testimonials regarding its perior qualities : 4 : Newark, Nov. 36, 1 “Aftera faithful trial of ST. vS PR. gu tiecattint satel ag ek ares PREP orks, I most cheerfully recommend its use for purpose generally required, and cepcctally for fam- ly . A. Car “We, the undersigned having tested S. ER? PREPARED GLUE, agree with the abovescoone mendation, “Wx. B. Dov “Cabinet Ware Manufacturer, Rovanss owe ‘SANDER WRIGH’ “Machine Depot, 29) Market st, Newark, NW. J. NL ENENBURG & Litt. “Carnage Manufacturers, Newark N. i 2 - J; re “Carpenters and Buliders, Newark, N. J. Vv 23 “Carriage Makers, Newark, NJ.” Starr's cususcniy Exopated Glue is sold by all Druggists, Furniture Dealers, Gro- Sorts aser Goods 7 ers, Hardware a joners, country mei 4 PRICE, 35 CENTS PRE BOTTLES Loy Cl nd daw eee ee to 12 dozen. 3 A splendid Lithographic Show Gard, printed in S*AIL orders of ietices of toantey by pail addressed to the STARR GLUE iota ill i t attenti WHA liberal deconet to the trade, mar I7-ly AN AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPRY “LITTLE GIANT” OF THE WEST. ‘Will be ready for de'ivery on Wednesday. 34 inst., The Life of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas} i important Speeches and Reports oper. of the Westen Bar. Price ry }» and $0 eents in paper ~—_ bound tian ie oo tet: ee man The © most PULARITY ol DR. MONTARDE'S MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER And Great FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY Fast extending over the United YY VIRTUES ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUE “orth apiece pact itwaow In daily and goneral use 12 ’ _THE option spUIREARY 3 rR “FEVER ‘ond AG UE. NEURALGIA) RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEB TH SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT, BURNS, SPRAINS, &€a wl 5 in any coun! . a tN’ BALTIMORE rk GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING, ‘While its aale exceeds that of al! other jaan a ctcixorox — ol Whe have not yet tried Tus Gueat Remepy trial will insure ite PFR- RANERY PACE in EVERY FAMILY. Washine . B. Clar Gulver, 265 Pe Wr Nairn, ciate ‘Nairn ner), R42 Fs a AS. INNELL, General Arent, ap 3-T.7 sr Baltimore. vu oR. & T. A. x DELICACY PREVENT. LET NO SPLY IMMED ATELY. WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE. 4 CUNK FhoM ONE TO TWO DAYS. ured. ‘under the care of Dy. J. may ously confiie in bis boner as a gentleman and eenbdently bis yaician, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, Yeung Men an: he bi 11 sompanions, echool, whe > sarap eg pont wand deustpe tom aid ont | For oll Tiveat end Lung C. ‘compl Common Covghs to Actual Consumption. HUNNEWELL’S JUSTLY CELEBRATED TronTg ANODYN™, The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner- wous Co: ¥ nts, = al where at bps p iS that of Delirium Tremens, oot the whet | common chief couse of sense nervous ad smaclated,bavd Ju Ancdyns, thous containing mot « par- als of pea, prodpoce sil the req ifemente of, rite anyt oF oon and Krmody, (ireed dren al “ough Ri “NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Phonsands can vow te the cause of che: em. dies, which may be considered perfect ity Askine fect mpanity < wt dream pooprectore or Iiiende tt tigation of both and ‘our pamphiete to. be jound with All'deaiera. and rticulariy to purchase only of thoss whe it in confidence the GENERAL AGENTS, wie peumewet & Co., 7 and 8. Commerem! remedy weaknees of the "i full vigor restored. Thousands ef the a ew ¥ tis piasee, whe had lest all hepe, have r Ph; or Mental sf Erecreative, Power, Netvecs nd Weakness or Exhenstion of the ENDORSEMENT OF TRE PRESS. 4 the rous important P De. Joineen, withered by tee ind tala, bolers the public, bs jd egain and fore the public, be- nat Eroclema character and nt guareotes te the aBicte jan iy +4 emedy LADDER, KI ‘YS, HE ALL aan DR saLawien Dre * TRIESE! 1, 2, y ne ine” Frotected by Royal Letters Patent agland, and | and ex: ABSORE N ecw "harmacte tion, by which the WA Pa sky Bi ‘Nedictue, $F ta on nod toed Tie invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor- | F. wAr ee Not thors, and all physical disabilitt 9 canes that aprre bese kitharie treasepbr tienen, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCBU, Seonsaed peratstons eevat compris eel pebebe For W: o No. 3 hes entirely su rinnten t the injurious use rom Exocsses, Habits of Dissipation, meroury, thereby By: ing to the sufferer s: isoretion or Abu a rehet, dispersing im murftes, aud rooting ou! = = er green 8 . “TR! SEMA Nos, 1.2and 3,ar Difioulty of Breathing, form of s lozenge, deveid of taste ling, can be carried in the waistooat pook oases, and divided into sepa do Bese Valpeaa, Lailemand, Roux; $2 CRNEWELL, 145 Water, Wen Big Otames el Poe egress ; signature. 0: genuite oaly,and to whom address all Sold br all respeotable dealers everywhere, and all the Druggists fn Washington and Georgetown. mar oor Helmbold’s Genuine Preparation. “PROMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, Seal: the Ecole ‘the Imtertal College ly f batere it ea ot Mi iscese, Wakefuines’, ene of Vision, Pain in the Back, vores! Larsitude of the Musou’ar System, Hands, oy; Flashing of the Body. ness of the Skin, cruptions on PALLID COUNTERANCE. symptoms, if allowed to go on, medioins invariahiy removes, oon follows IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEP’ Wh Ong oF Wace tur Px: iT & a An say ae they os n ND Price $3 enoh, or four cases for $9 w and in $27 cxses, whoreby there is@ savin; To be had i an 5 Tri fbr B iow oes él; pe deomead nopordius te tag Inetruotidae of fhe writer, Sold aniso w 8. CALVER ‘ORD, Jr., - ington, D.C. de 6-6m. NE’S CURE-. Ho Lari tok OR ths SSOMACH AND WEAK BO PREPARED BY A CHEMIST. Borrius 12, 26 and 60 cents and one dollar. THEGREATEST Ov EEY IN MEDICAi CE. HARTSHORNES Melk Roan should be iesale “And Javigorsts the syatom, avigo: Which HgLuzoiy’s EXTAAET UCHU’ invers- “4 A TRIAL WILL CONV.NCK THE MOST SKEPTICAL. FEMALES—FEM. ee uJ . OLD OR OENe SINGE AnareD, ON CONTE. ne Ez. ‘MPLATING MA MANY AFFOUTIONS a TO unequalled by osis or Ki N FEMALES. the extract Bucha mots ae im Chi sforunity fend inten Ret rane Neok—e ror peri late Gere ES ttle and it, N. B. o2 have in’ Washington oity: KIDWE SECRET DIBEAS in as) im H 7 fat Georgetown; H. PEEL & Co., Alexandria. Jn all their Stace. ttle expense in ali familica in case of accidents or ent changes of ti 3 <a id, heumatiem, Pain get a Dottie. It Sots w the . B—It & Congh, use m8 PECTORAL SYRUP OF™ Wilh BORNE ie the best ‘Gough Syrup im ‘World. ttle o- no changein Diet; No inconvenience, nd no Exposure en none san it froaxes tly ures in less time than it re 1 lan, “Teoures pein fn aus patt of the eyetem and le uses news, Blood and Boness and by its hetic power, aorei all ssia from Ifyouare Bil 20 HARTSHO Al J WI tare Bilious, u - BiLious FiLis They set up08 ths Livers ae Take Balsam: Mercury, oF wnpivas mach and Bo carrying of all Bile: Be Begigens (gone sant and Psiche* *tghe above modiotnes to be had at all ee ! fee CIsgebes! desire an. cives strength to : inate, ve mec A emoviic Ubetructions sm all, and, if dispored to profit by my experienes aliasing Prin and. Infi\mn.ation. fy = write for my private Circular on of diseases and expelling all feisonous SPERMATORR HEA ;—ITS CURE. Diseased. and worn out Ma'ter, yin stam! enclosed, a in perneet cons THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS em ts 2 °Ro ve, need 'y super WHO HAVE BREN THE VICTIMS OF QUACK: soribing Rox is wn, Mass. and who hay* paid Acavy fies to e 01 ree an mebert time, have h deorived. and that the “POISON y the wee of rh at & Re NDLING. QUACKS, it auses a freqni ;—their Book: |Osp Instraments or ime ia l4-DA Wie reravated fore. asi PERHAPS AFTEK MARRIAGE. BR: ‘s F. . lee Epo s Exrasce Bucuv for ali affec “URINARY ORGANS, Whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, From whatever cau ¢ Diseages oftnere orsanareg ther °° 8 Disere KBLMBOCLD'a EX ¢ SoHU se noteee bp ae eases FOR WHICH IT IS RECOMMEND ens Gnd responsible ‘re steD F Warn Na Om years stond nz, EAE ARD FAME. Price $1 00 per six : Peclivered to any ‘Address, ascurely Ay tte R ‘And jn certain to hate the f, barrel tion. and highly improved by SF% we iy ‘eoommen: thi best. that can pomibiy te diene We also offer our ei OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKEY, wit ree EPERNAY, DE VENOGE & VOF to dis THER ~ CO. ARLICLES On THE REPUTATION rraines Hoimboid's Genuine Exgrarations, “OTHER” FRANCE. Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the This fine brand of | PAGNE, which until the rear was con! a ene ab 3 to the best tabideof th has now the most + nt - Ss reco! hy sicians of the City of New ‘Wines, on account of its extreme gaey, Aud those who once try it rarely brand. Alth ite introdi enormous Y, at 6 p.