Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1860, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. GEORGETOWN CORPORATION AFFAIRS. Correspondence of The Star. Groxsstows, D.C., July 9, 1960. At the meeting of the Board of Cominon Coun- cil on Friday evening last, all the members were except the President, Mr. Pickreil. On motion of Mr. Hill, Mr. Danlop was called to the chair A message from the Mayor was read, calling attention to the dangerous condition of the bridge on the east side of the market-house, and recom- mending that it be closed up; also, stating that portions of the causeway had given way, and it would require twelve or fifteen dollats to make the necessary repairs. Resolutions to carry out the above recommen- dations in reiation to the bridge and to the cause- ‘way subsequently both boards. A message from Mayor was received, with his objection to the resofation granting Mr. R.S Coxe the privilege of erecting a stall at the north end of the market-bouse, east of the main entrance, provided he pays the same amount as that paid for stall No. 1, inside of the market, by Mr. Busey. He says that persons who rented the stalls did so with the impression that those were the only ones. and there was flerce competition for them, an the erecting of new stalis will do them an injury ‘That Me g, bef a rich man and non-resident, is to have this priv tere for about $60, while men who toil for their daily bread are willing to pay a higher price for it. That such legislation will not meet the ic ye of one out of every hundred votes in town. That it is favoritiem, and he cannot sanction it; and if that part of the mar- ket is to be diverted from its purpose, let it be put up for rent publicly, so that all, rich and poor, may have an equal chance. Later in the evening, Mr. Williams moved to take up this veto message, and on the question being put, “Shall the resolution pass notwith- standing the objections of the Mayor?’ it was decided in the affirmative by the fol! lowing vote: Yeas—Messrs. Dodge, Dunlop, Fearson, Hill, King, Me: obb, Stake, and Williams—8. Nay—Mr. Tenney. ii subsequently passed the Board of Aldermen.) ‘The teport of the chief of police for the month of Jane was read, stating that there were 18 ar- rests made; sent to jail 1, to workhouse 3, fined 11, dismissed 3; amount of fines and costs $24.75; collected $208 45; paid tg $21.35; number of lodgers 24—referred to Board of Aldermen. A communication from property hoiders on Prospect, between Frederick and Lingan streets, stating that a special tax to the fullest extent had Deen ievied on their property for improvement of tue street, and that the contractor had drawn his fall pay and abandoned the work, leaving it in an unfinished and slovenly condition, was re- ferred to the grievances committee; and to the Same committee was referred the petition of Jos. Nicholson, praying for the same relief that wes extended to Mr. Pearce on the side of Bridge street opposite his premises by abatement of the tax for the improvement of tie street, which was only half done, and stating that in consequence of his water pipe having been cut by the Chief of Police, his steain-engine 2nd whole establish- ment had been lying idle, and that he intended to sve the Corporation for damages, as he was determined to be imposed on no longer. The memorial of Mrs. Williamson was read, asking to have her pavement and gutter thor- oughly repaired, and that a special committee be appointed to examine whether an abatement of the beavy bill of $104 rendered against her, can- not be inade. Mr Fearson moved the appoint ment of ,a special committee, b on motion of Mr King, Oe whole matter was laid on the table, temporarily. A memorial of residents on High street in rela- tion to the pump between Second and Third Streets, was referred to pumps committee The following resolutions were reported, and Jay over under the rule :—A resolution to take up and relay Mrs. Williamson's pavement on Green Street; a resolution fur having the present hose and hose carriages distributed to eastern and ‘western sections of our city; a resolution abolish- ing the office of market-master and imposing the duties thereof on the police force; a resvlution for oes ing 100 copies of the reports on the condition, c., of the sinking fund; a resolution to pay for repairs on county roads; a resolution in favor of Jobn Smith, clerk of the circuit court; a res- olution tn favor of H. Poikinhoro; a resolation in favor of the estate of the late Philip Gormley; 2 resolution giving Mr. H. Pearson a stand near the main entrance of the market-house on bis rovinw the same amount as is paid by Mr Busey for stall No. 1. tne resolution for an arbitration between Thos. Evans and the Corporation of Georgetown being under consideration— ir. Stake, 2s chairman of the water committee and too robes of the resolution, advocated the sage of it, being satisfied that it was good policy to arbitrate if a suitable arbitrator was selec! on the part of the Corporation Mr. Pearson was opposed to {t. Let the matter Db: decided in court. These arbitrations were like a jory trial in a magistrate court where they only get twelve and a balf cents for attsudaice aud de- ide the case very quick. Mr. Hill said 85,000 was involved Mr. ftenny. Seven thousand dollars Mr. Hill.” More than the amount of the whole contract then. When twogentlemen meet to arbi- trate, one ts all for one side, one is all for the other. When an umpire is called in, he generally divides the claim, cuts {tin two, and gives baif toeach party. | am oppened to arbitration in such cases; the proper piace to try the matter {s at court. Mr. Stake said that Mr. Evans had all bis pa in the hands of his attorney to sue this cor- ration, but be had urged bias to withdraw nae and try if the matter could not be amicably set led, and he bad done so. The committee were not willing to take the responsibility in a mate; of sach importance, and reported this resolution Mr. Evans was willing to submit to arbitration. but would perfer the chances of a suit. He (Mr Stake) said he understood the Water Board were willing to allow Mr. Evans some extra work outside of his contract, and the whole matter would be opened up before the court Mr. Fearson asked if Mr. Evans had a contract with the corporation, and said he was opposed to extras altogether. It was customary now-a-days if $5 worth of work was done, to charge $15U extra. After further discussson by Mr. Hill against, and Mr. Stake in favor of the resolution, Mr Stake said be understood that the Water Board was willing to allow Mr. Evans $1,000 over Mr Myers’ report. r. Hill said it was the first he bad heard of such an offer. Capt. Meigs drew up the contract with Mr. Evans, and for that reason, if no other, he (Mr. H.) was perfectly willing’ to test it by la w Mr. King said Mr. Evans was perfetly willing to go to court. It wasa clear case; a good claim; though some of the items couid not probably be sulstantiated. Mr. Dunlop woald prefer to have the matter go to court. It was ne gaa & responsibility to tm- pose on any individ: Mr. Williams could not vote for it. He moved to lay it on the table Mr. Hill called for the ayes and noes, and the Tesolutioa was tabled by the following vote Ayes—Mesers Dodye, Dunlop, Fearson, Hill MeCobb, and Willianis—0. Nays—Messrs. King, Stake, and Tenney—3 Mr. Teaney moved to respond to the message from the Board of Aldermen in relation to an ad J-"rnment sine dis, by proposing next Friday night. wit. Fearson was opposed to it unless the Board of Aldermen would act on the Police bill. Un- less they disposed of that matter be, for one, was willing to sit here until Christincs, and all day Christmas He would not yield an inch. He was an old man, but would bold out as long as they could, and did not want to see any backing dowa in this tio Mr. Tenney said it was usual to sdjourn at thig wBason, and that the Board of Alde-inen had the right to reject or amend any bil! from this Board ‘Mr. Stake said they adjourned last season before po Da through with the business and had a cal meeting nearly every week. Let us get thr ugh with t2° business and then adjourn. Mr. Dunlop did not like called meetings. Dis pose of the business and then adjourn Mr. Wililams was willing to adjourn next Fri- day week, and have two meetings each week in the mean time, if necessary. Mr. Stake said the Board of Aldermen adjourn every evening from 9 to 10 o’clock, while we set from 10 to 11. He moved to lay the matter on the table temporarily; which was carried On the motion to correct the Vanderwerken resolution by substituting February for April, Mr Hill called for the aves and noes, and it was cor- rected by the following vote : Ayes—Mesers. Dodve, Dunlop, Fearson, Mc- Cobb, Stake and Tenney—6. Noes—Messes Hill, King and Wiiliams—3. Several resolutivus (mentioned in our letter of Saturday) pssed. Mr. Tenney wanted to take up the Mayor's veto of the aasexation resolution, but Mr. Stake ob- ted. while the police bill was pending in the 4 of Aldermen, and it was not taken up Resolution for iy of Road street, from Washington to High, was passed, with the ameudments of the other board. A message from the Board of Aldermen, stating that they bad appointed Messrs. il, Berry, and Coxe on the conference committee to consider the disagreement on the police bill, was read, and the Board adjourned. . Pp. NOTI Pensone poieguisecrt: tris Sea Sa aes Store, 428 7th ‘eet, be- ‘ap 2-30 “RUBOLPA RUCALY. lomes; second Just ri * Vernon Edward Everett; 3 voiame; price @1 25. by D& ne ANDERS women, ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS as #8 w 10] id 4 A an eo ar Botte doo ‘ourn ¥; 5 Dooley, Va; do; RM Livin iss family, Va; Dr AB er. do; Sr y'W Clagtoa, ied Booed ‘tnd NA(\, HOTEL.—C Brookenbrough NATIO Beto bind rockenbrough, ton, T z Ww tiaina, Hon A Brown, » Par; C Varter, ner, wiki ooD BS SE.—W_L Boarman, Jil; G ban ak OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS Frox tag Usirep States. Leave. For. id @nd sou, NJ; The Havana mail steamers leave New York on a h of each month, and leston on the 4th and 19t! jifornia mail storm eave New York on 5th and 2uth of eanh mon! [MPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. E. R. DURKEE & CO.’3 SELECT SPicsns. Guaranteed not only ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE, but ground from fresh Spiovs, selected and by us expressly for the pury ‘hey are besati! per,) to prevont injut ht, while the ordinary grow invariably short. them, in point of strength and pete ineia tigi will abundantly prove as sincis trial will a ve, snufactured only by slack fo 18-if,D& W.tr FIRE Fire OMAC TER. ‘ared inthe PLUMBING and GAS 'USIN E38 at my old stand tn Philhar- advantage of having & plentiful supply of water waa readily observed at the fi: yesterday, as { am weil sati>fied | should have been burned out but forthe bountiful supply upor my premises and thet of my neighbors All orders for the introduction of Water and Gas will be prompt'y attended to. Terms as ressona- ble _ any plum jy lly packed in tinfoil, C. SNYDER. NECTAR CREAM SIRUP, Other choice SIRUPS, with and sparkling SODA WATER, can bs MOORE Worst End Drne St: I. M. SINGER & CO. GREAT REDUCTION MACHINES ! The Machines are acknowledged the best in use, Snd manufacturing oe ae 40 for family sewing Family Machine Letter A (for family or light manufactur No. 355 Pennsyivania Av., Under National Hotel, A LOTTERY. ROYAL HAVA RE Next Drawing of the Royal Havana Lot- Spanish Government the supervision of the Captain G will take place at Havar TUESDAY, Jury 17, 1860, SORTEO NUMERO 68 ORDINARIO, CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, +, 19, ALL 288 PRIZES. Whole Tickets, 820—Halvee, 210—Quarters, 85. riges cashed at sight at 5 ills on all solven: A drawing will se forwarded as soon as the result cecomnes Known. Ail orders for schemes or tickets r cent, disoonnt. Care of City Post, Chariestor agton 114, and 12 4 super Linen Sheeting > 10-4’ 11 4, and 12-4 Cotton Sheetin i uper Fronting and Shirtin, Towelings ia variety, Tabie Licens and Napkins, 100 pieces superior makes Bleached Cottons, ieces Lawns at 12% cents, White and Coiored F lannels, Ladies’ and Misses’ W lite Cotton H White Gouds in variety, . Cambric and Swiss Fd:ings and Insertings, reneh Worked Collars, ras la and “un Shades, Silk Mites. &o., &0., received and TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, GAS FIXTURES. E Have in store, and are daily roceivi PIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and le to anything heretofore ar © invite citizens general to call aud examine our stock of G: ixtures, feeling confident that we have the best selectad stock in W: 11 Work in the above line iptrusted to our care to. MYERS & MeGHAN. 7% D atreet, for sale low by and Finish, su, " THE ONLY PLA To SUL? THE TIMES, .. HARVEY’S Fish and 0; ress, arriving daiy fromthe Northand he following delicames: BSH SAi.MON, C 18H, SPOTS, JE FISH, RO and SOFT C MS And a constant snpply of Florida Reef G U E, and thowe fine large Lyanhrven Kay : All persons ¥: fi their advantage to give me acal! before gotag to mar ket, as | have every facility to sel! lower t be hind in the city. All orders thankful! @ city free of char street, botween loth and | T. M. HARVEY. Agent. RK AND WASHINGTO STEAMSHIP LINEN | | ON The Steamer MOUNT VE lexandrs and Wasnt NON will leave vclock p. m., and Hi oa York for ‘assengers can join the ship at A before the hour of thy B.—In the event o orosa the bar in consequence o! lomptiy lightered toand from the We tanegans, . rotons tad 6 reigned. r freight OF poaengs _00 5-8,.M&Ttr JACKSON, PLASTERER SB, PENNA. AVENUR, Betwoen loth and 11th str WILLIAM BRAD. + inform the publi has on hand a large stock o! anew style, Also Monument Head Stones, % &c., which he has to times. Also, on hand. Plumbers’ work prompt! Pa. av., bet. 18th and 19th sts. URANCE CO— » DonaLDson, bres: AAR AYES wot wove ley Are Rionla teary i Marble Mantels, quite dispose of at prices to constantly kept ALTIMORE LIPE CORPORATED 1830 —Jor saner MoD Mad iter YELLOW P; _ LUMB: Laat Pet furnished ei —A PERFECT, NEW, ROSEW. offered for Piss, toe a RK RFNT, from hal i} A frost batgains ee Se gor your SPRING and at Nenon and BM TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. BALTMPRSiNGTON BRANCH. | Rate ee Ounanox or Hours. trains in as follows: eave Washington at 6 20 and 7.49, m. eave BLO at 3.20 and 5.30 p. m. Sunday at3 m. 2 itimore at 4.25 and 8 40a. m. ise Baltimore st $.is ead 420 p.m: On dunday at 425 a. m. Passengers for the East will take trains at 6.20 and 7.40 8. m so. m. For the West at 7.40 8. m. and 3.29 p. m. ‘or A jis at 7.408 m. aud 320 p, ae theS.20 p.m. train goes to in . m. iphia '. Protea? =" op H. PARSONS, Arent, NEW ORLEANS IN TREE DAYS WITH THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via" Orange and Alexandria Railroad TO LYNCHBURG: Virginia and Tennessee, East ‘vennessee and LS fer East Tennessee and Georgia, ON AND yee WEDNESDAY, June 13th, | * Nashville and Chattanooga, Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi Central, hoa Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW ORLEANS! MEMPHIS ROUTE: Memphis by Rail, thence by Firat class Packets to New Orleans. . MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE: Montgomery by Rail, thence to Mobile by First- class Packets. Mobile to New Orieans by Lake Steamers TWO DAILY TRAINS—Svypavs Inctvpen, Leave Washington at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her whart foot of Seventh street at 644 8, m. and 6% p.m. and connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex- andris Trains for the Sonthwest, ~ Office—Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth st. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS. rot ot +--+. 88 50| Memphis ——. ristol .. 1500) Atlanta. noxville -_. . 2000] Macon Chattanooga. 24.00] Cotumbus: iton. 24 00/ Monteome r juntsville . vie M rand Junot! 0 |N.O.> via G. Juno. 42 ashville 25 BO via Mobile... 45 00 THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL A is 200 MILES SHORTER and 24 HOURS LESS i than any other “ine—the Lynchburg Extension being now completed, as also the Mississippi Central, making it tho QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR SOUTHE TRAVELERS! It is provided with First class Sieep:ng Cara! To New ous mune |” ERR jashvill -72 Hours. 54 do. The U.S. MAIL and ADAMS’ EXPRESS mente over this New Line. Tickets oan be obtained at the South Western Office, corners of Sixth street and Pennsyivania av- enue, to the following points: Lynohourg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta, Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Jenotio aarp igo ashvil 3 nil he co ba ontgomer ‘obile, nphis, an Niew’ ori! [7 THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA- RIOUS VIKGINIA SPRINGS. {7 Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the office at 6 a. m. and 6 p.m. JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent, _ma 23-tr Corner Sixth st.and Pa. av. SHE STEAMER JAS Will resume her trips on TUESDAY, Zist of February, 1860, Will leave WASIT INGTON every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, até o'clock a, m..and ALEXANDRIA At haif-past 6 o'clock, for CURRIOMAN and the intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she will leave CURKIOMAN every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 o’clock a. m. = LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor. NATH’L BOUSH, Ag’t, Alexandria, fe 20 Fi NEW YORK. Passage, ING UbiNe MEALS AND BTATEROOM: 97.66 Pino New York SS "s new and elegant steam: MOUNT VERNON, Capt T/C. Suuith will leave the Company's Depot, Weu- tern harves, at iroclook a.m. every W EDNES- DAY, and the Compsny’s Depot. at Alexandria, at3o’olock p.m. sams eer. Passengers from Wachington and Georgetown cantake the cosches connecting with Alexandria steamboats Tee a anre Ee Te veot © hourly, or can ey the staan er om the ‘Western Wharves atu @’clock a. m, . te be engaged on application te peo Morgs wk Rhinehart ‘Wester Riera ight will be reosived up to the hours of depar ut, Insurance will effected on all goods thisline at um. office of the Company at 3 por ‘he accommodations for passengers by this line are in every bar ag first-c ase, and evory effort be made to render this communication with New York ay agreeable and healthful one, a reight or pasaage apply to FOWLE & - ‘Agents, Alexandria, . B. CROMWELL & CO., se2-ly 86 West st., corner Albany, New York. ne DENTISTRY. M.... FEET. ie wtewtet Ei iepat ce tends personally at his office in this city, Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and uo personoan wear others ‘who cannot wear these. eorsons Hing st my can be scoommodated with any styleand price of Teeth they may desire; but to those who are particu!ar and wish e purest, cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thal rod) he MINERA PLATE will be Ooms 1 city—No. 336 Pa. avenue, between nh aod 10th sts, ‘ale , 907 Arch street, Philadel » ocl-iy DENTISTRY, * after tios! f tw feels ch pean wi voomhdenee recom ae ep! Brtificigl teeth. It has the advantages o! strength, oy RE g may nome fs cheapness, Fal ir Sas precios Sere Porat REEMAN SIMPSO Ns \ \ ig gZ We offer for sale bove standard brand of oe Rye Whisky, in bar fine Co; Distilied felt aad belf-barretn, 8 itisof our own distilis tion, and iighly improved by age, we couftdently recommend it as the Pv’ neg an best Whisky that oan possibly he Gistilte L. e also offer our OLD FAMILY RYE WHISEEY, wt other brands, from tee largest atock of Fine hiskies in the United States . REEMAN & SIMPSON, Phenix Distillery, on the Schuyikili river, Phils Offices—96 Wall strect, New York; and 109 Soath Front atreet, Philadelphia. mar 3-ly L°°k OUT FOR PAINT No. 512 SEVENTH STREET Four Doors South of Uda Fellows’ Hall. » W. HAMILTON ha med @ PAINT sfopasd PAINTS OR Bon the New York jan, where can always be found PAINTS. O1LS GLASS, BRUSHES, &c., &0., at wholesale and MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE, Anv Buckets wita Pavsxes to Loan! _ N. B.—Partioular attention pail to Honse, Sign, Ornameptal Painting acd Graining. Stained an snamelied Glass of all kinds always on hand, or furnished at short notice. He warrants satisfaction in all work entrusted to his care, and is confident that he can do work as op ses not cheaper, than any other establishment in this city. Give him a call. Don’t forget the number—it is 512 Seventh 1p- tf PUTTY IS DOWN. WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, D Street, Between 9th and Wth Streets. We have just Wanons, Bark’ Pheatons, Babe a@gons, Pari mm reages, ond Hugi eo, wi ich wewill sala er’ sm8! of rack mechanics in different branches the Ss meaty we tetor eeaioe we know miro Ganliy of wort cat vs sec "Tiropairing promptly carefully toat re et aeeek Rae : m. Soi aaiersnicieieg eo “Nereat Darsarns in second-hand Pianos, je 25 Base amas i Fen ae ished a ps of first class MEDICINES. — D. Worn: Fea divoniered orrisered blood, yow must be sick all over. A Daret out in sumpies sense, or it ine: . sod for x oures a variety yim tion, ty Whites, Sterility, Syphilis Venerea! Complaint and? Heart. Di RI e see for yourse: rprising activity with which itcleanses the blood the disorde: bR’S CHERRY Known to count the evidence of its virtue. The wor AYER’S CATHARTIC PIL 5 8) Ld a and sold by ali Druggists vu oR. wo TT. A. HUNNEWELL’S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from Common Coughs to Actual Consumption. HUNNEWELL’S JUSTLY CELEBRATED TroLUd ANOD The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner- < vous Complaints, From Neuralgia throt was ever used to that of common chief cause of Li The Tolu Anodyne, ticle of Upium, produces ail be alloases wherever ing but Cures, and paral arate. (freed from ali emedies, which Byeentery, Foul mme,'and in shert for ail Ekee Lowell, Mase, | cases where O; jum Tremens, &1 ‘h containing not & par- mil the requirements of, the patient in a. the common obieotion of ough roduce nauses or prostration,) may be considered ‘he common e6nemy toad Throatand Lung Com- sed with perfect impunity. Aski: rietors or friends the mor allto court from pro} n both Remedios, and severe investigation o| of our pamphlets to be found with all dealers, more particuiariy to purchase only of those who ied upon, we wait in confidence the Patients and Ph “Prices within reach of al GENERAL AGENTS, J. W. Hunxewei & Co.,7 and §. Commercial 145 Water st.. New York. fJOHN L. RUN- Shemist and Pha-macsutist, Boston, nature covers the oo’ks of the to whom address all communi- Soid by all respectable dealers exists in Washington F Helmbold’s Genuine Preparation. “ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED” COMPOUND FLUL aloo! Boston, ual Supervision Oo} Mass., whose i comnise only, an EXTRACT BUCHU, 6 increases the power of Digestion, the ABSOR BENTS into health job the WATERY OR depositions, and ali UNNATURA!. ENL. MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN ood for oR CHILDREN, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, ‘or from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, discretion or Abuse, led with the foliowing Symptoms -— ition to Exertion, 1.088 of Memory, MEN, WOMEN, Lose Difficulty of Breathing, Dimness of Vision Pain in the Back, Unieersal Lassitude of the Muso NCE, Ko on, Which this EPILEPTIC FITS, X Ong ov WHICH THE PATIENT MAY Expire. These symptoms, if allow: medicin= invariably removes, IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, oan say that the; ‘equently followed CONFESS. HE INSANE ASYLUMS choly Deaths by Consumption to the truth of the assertion, ON ONCE AFFECTED _ Wit tic WEAKNESS Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen Which Hetmpoiy's EXTRA 2S. CHU invari- A TRIAL WILL CONV NCE THE MOST SEEPTICAL. FEMALES—FEMALES—FEM OLD OR YOUNG, S. CONTEMPLAT, N MANY AFFEC' S=MALES, the extract Sny other remedy, as in Chiorosi Irregularity, Painfelness, or S: vacustions, Uloerated or Soirrhous state of tho Uterus, Leucorrhesa or Whites, Sterillity, and fora! complaints incident to thes x whether arising from Indisoretion, Habits of Dissipation, DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. E BO: NO. FAMILY SHOULD BE ARKIED, ON TAGE. vPECULIAR TO unequalled by ression of Cus vy. WITHOUT IT Mercury, or unpleasant Medicine for unpiensant HELMBOLD'S E. CURES . SECRET DISEASES In all their Stages, , Little or no sec No inconvenience; It causes a freqnent desire ani gives strength to Urinate, therevy Removing Ubstructions. Preventing and curing Strictures of the Urethra. ‘zinand Inflammation, so frequent 'n diseases. and expelling ali #oisonous ter. IN THOUSANDS and who hay- paid he ee cured in e deceived, and that the use of “POWERFUL as- in the system, to break and R MARRIAGE. Diseasrd, and worn owt THOUSANDS CPO. TRINGENTS,” been , ERHAPS AFTE Use Pe_msotn’s Extaact Bucur for all affec- tions and disesse« of the URINARY ORGANS. Whether existing in F Mates MA!E OR FEMALE, rom whatever o&u-é orizinatin; HOW LONG STANDIN Diseases of these organs require the aid of iS THE GREAT ave the desired effect in al! enges FOR WHICH IT IS RECOMMEND! Evidence of the most reliable and ter will agcompar fe and no matter of And is certain to hi responsible char- the medicires TIFICATES 'F CURES. From 8 to 20 years’ standine, With Nawre AME. Price $1 00 per bottle, er six for $5.00. Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro Descrisx SYMPTOMS IN ALL ComMUNICATIONS Cures Guaranteed A AFFIDAVIT. appesred before me,an Alderman of | adeiphia,H. T. HELMBOLD,who being raions ¢o.tain no or o:her injurious bed before me, thie 23d WM. P. HIBBERD, Ninth street, above , Phila. Address letters for i 104 Se depot OAT daly sworn, doth #8; rootic, no mrrour, it are purely vege Sworn and subseri November. 1854 ‘enth «t.. bat. ©. OF COUNTERF INCIPLED DEA * OF THEIR OWN’ “OTHER” AKIICLES ON THE REPUTATION ATTAINED (elmbold’s Genuine Pre; to) ee Improved Rose Wash, Sold by 8. B. Warr. C. Forp, Jk, cornec street, ade Poll he WnoL De he ad vertixern 1D iIMPOBIT: Who endeavor ‘enn. avenue and RENO SPAER. \y ASHINGTON INSURANCE Avenue and Tenth Street. J.C. SIRE, President, G. D. HANSON, Searstary. eee on, dee, fn every ase alsin ‘avenus, Depot of Eilers & ©. PATTISON, Agent. cS Meera oF es anaes WASHES SEIS ROR ane As aocid-nts will happen, even im well-recuiated families, it ia very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crookery, &0. SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE ‘all such emerg: © in ~ a is ang 2 = on P used cold, Mi uuon, possessing makere’ 5 emer Se i] he piace of ordinary Taneiage, ‘vastly more ‘ive. oe IN EVERY HOUSE.” . B.—A Brush accompanies esoh bottle Wholesale Depot, No. 4% Cedar street, New York. Dealers ining F Fight, abd Trpatve Dowvn-s beautital Lithsgrapa: *” w-Card acoompanying each package. 4 ginal bottle of SPALDING’S PRE- PARED GLUE will xo mes ite cost an- oually oe househor 5 . Gauntrr merohants should make a note of SPAL 2 NGS P. ARED GLUE, when ~— up oir list. It will stand any climate. ia Whiskey de manufactured cree Yi sly Ser seb (he eldet Pralersa Talley of the Momomgahela,) from ihe Finest Quality of Ryo, prepared by pyhnpe i Me aT ag 1 ——— PW WAS LAVAS ASEAN 4s ing a ‘uy the Valley Whiskey, 00 the Bottle P commended hy the the Univ BY al “SAAVW'S SAAN WANYSSY 2101S MOSGNOWO "AS AWN * JAASAARG AS AB OS BASH HONDA SSVAaND) * CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE SIGNATURE OF ON THE Cae aaah ne AN IMITATION AND A COUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. WM.HDALY, SOLE PROPRIETOR 19 SOUTH WILLIAM S: NEW YORK. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY _yzly BARBOUR & SEMMES._ ARAFFINE OIL, P THE CHEAPEST LIGHT KNOWN! We ave now receivin affine Oil direct from the works in western Vii 5 The quality of it is exoclient, producing a steady, briliant and besutifu! light, and more pleasant the eyes es " - This Oi) is free from adulteration,and very much more economics! than many of the Con! Uils ased at this time, It isin no way explosive, ‘eo keep also a supely of the mort approved styles of Lames. ke. or morning She On. N k RCHELL, NG Agents for its sale for the Di it of Colum Corner Fifteenth st. and Vermont sv. Great Kanawha Coa! and O1l Company ma 11 c CARRIAGE BE peo me having Sdditions to hi factory, making it now ons 0) arcest, inths Distriots where his faciities for manuiacturing CARKIAGE & LIGHT. WAGONS of aii kinds cannot be surpassed, ané from his long experience in the business, he hopes 4 satisiaot “*AileiSds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept os o Seoene-hand Carriages teken io sxonange for new ones, ANDREW J. 70) cha. ee serner of téth and Fe UNDRED TRAVELING TRUNKS arrived this day. embracing al, quali ties and sizesof Sole Leather, Leiter SPER Drees and Packing Trunks. Our trank == PE room exh: bits at this time the greatest variety ol veling requisites at moderate prices, to be fou aes side of New York iso, every deacri: tion of LADIES’ HAT. BOXES, VALICER, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &c. U7" Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange for new ones. WALL, STEPHENS & Trunk Sales Room, E} avenue. mar Si-tf P = “4 SNYDER, LUMBER AND GA8 “iITTER, " Put.darwontc HAL, South side of Pa.av., west of Eleventh st , Will introduce Water avd Gas upon the most fa- rable terms. I have on band a lot of COOKING nd as Idesire to close them out, will sost for cash. ™a7 yXIOLOGY 4ND ELECTRO- ing the best methods vo s = ‘The rapevtios, sh the medieal urew sf ratt, M.D, 1 vol. 8v»; pr: The South Side View Adams, D-D-)1 vol., Luoille, by Owen ¥ price 75 cents. Part 6 of Town Brown at Oxford: price 12 onuts. Koreale by BLANCHARD & MOHUN, b Corner of Lith st., aud Penn. ave. MES: aoHOO LCRAFT’S NEW N The Bi ‘suntiett, a je of Life in South Carolina, by Mrs. Henry R- School- oraft, wife of the indian Historian Price $1.25. Just published and for sale at PBILP & ROLONON.S blue and gold; Sole Agents for Lau: ie ‘en! jo Stationery. 1, @. C. Lamar. ©. B. MOTT. Jacos REED, MANUFACTURER OF MILITARY CLOTHING Conner Suconp anv Spruce Ste., PHILADELPHIA. MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. in. 90-tm ig prea or yee ee fa No. 57 Grean at... wn 9. 460 Seventh ats S0 but Four GOTH NE: BAKEES, BUTTER IN BALTIMORE—Wwe ean at al! of ear iy yeu wi THE, HAT, just arrived, by exprecs and CAPS in abundance, at SERED BglXITIS. N age ma _ W @ MRTZEROTT FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCK, 0 FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. LET NO SPLY IMMED ATELY. URE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, t= IN BROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. mgt Mowe Skin, Afecucns of tne ? reorders armg Soinery ‘euth—cheee Dreadful nnd Desurecuve Pracuces pm ne) tmpasarble. and ceetrey boce Body ro Benaies wich the’ waked te easiney he living lyre, may onli walk dowes. der the eure of De. J. may ously in bus hener as & gentiemas ae6 eeuSéeouy Epes bie ebill ae a phyeeinn. UPPICK Ne. 7 SOUTH PREDERICE OTREET, from Beldmere street, « few Geers Sil net Ue abeervs came cod umber. ketene tome of the most aatec: known; many troubled wich maging nae TARE PARTICULAR OTICE. Young Mew end ochere whe bo german Hracuce iduiget in when slone—a baba hee fasieep, und sf ne: « and destroys bec mind jored emeeives by & te the comes of ch soming Weak. pe DiISEAGKS OF LM When whe miaguided anv impre he has imbibed "ye ee: ne that an tl-timed deters him from app! rotary of pleaswre Snés of this painfal dense, tee afew ebifol rapidity, Ui! @eath peie sending Bim ve the: ae Cowuiry from whose bourwe ne iraveler DE. JORNSOM BREN ENY POR ANIC WEAR EGS ‘Thewsends 4 dedilicnted, whe kad lent all hope, have Deen immediately revered. All impediments t> DM: Lose Meaveoe, TremPirg acd Werkoess or kind speedily cured IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, Maoue to the Great Sal ow being used fi unsurpased in the worl coessfully in his practice for 35 yeare we purchased of him the role jight to manu! and prevent them f le to —_— = Plaicts. and ail cnses requiring yond doubt @ most inva usable rem their medicinal p: some and degt pleasant exhilevating effecte of without their injurious reeult hamanity and al! advocates 8 in substituing these valu for the mineral poisons and adwiterated ‘hich the country is flooded, and thereby ef- feo’un.ty ai¢ in ban ching Disease and Drunkeness nd, CHARLES }- erties they Are & pure, w 1 Beverage, py oducing a yor Wine tet all friends of A Washington, D.C. DR. J. BO IMPERTAL GI Por Diseases of the Kidneys, Badder aud Urinary emails Ovstructions, created to ive sate And expecin.ly to oure, and are w frction. CHARLES WIDDIFI Proprietors, 75 Wiliam w ashinugtor. D.C. IGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL! ES. COMS INDIAN VEGE’ It is well known ABLE VECOCTION. net in the Sprin, ieease than # riod; and itis eeualiy wel discere is to keep that flesh is herr to,” arise fi fthe blood, the mam sp » therefore, important should be thorough 3 Lost gulsteass. a red and purified, and yepepry, Liver C Snising from impw 1 Al! other diseases: the most remarkahie cures, nt ditsethe most invaluable the day. itis sold by all the Druggiste of Baltimore, St the recidedos of the opner 3 3. M. COX, 158 Fast Balty Es gone x-guine unless her name is biown on the e aud her sen! on the cork. IL Price 81 per bottie, six bottles for @5. R. S. T. Creser, Drug Whovernie Avent for tne py the trade at my prices, Ts ALL SUFFICIENT THREES and the Impery No. 1 is invaivabie for exhaustion, hysics! disabilities, ered oates all seasee thet hev- a » the Waistoost pooket, parate d mn Rouay is oases for $9 wi oases, whereby Chere is y 194 ae street, New . Immedi mittanes, Dr. B r J be ur doors below Ae World, seow Sooording to 1p aC. Slog SALVE Fo DLING QVACKS, ‘hour rely packed, and mente or i6posec to protit by my experiener, wes with's Bite! oo oer. FORK STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPBR AND ENVELOPES TO MATCA, METROPOLITAN BUOKSTORE, —_ =o PHILP & SOLOMUNS, ——