Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1862, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, RPPLE SHOOTING IN KENTUCKY. ing resided some years in Kentucky, aad niore than cnet been witness ornne —. 1 will present you with the result of my Tretion how far ritle shooting is und-tswod Mtbat Mate. Several imdividuals who con-eive themselves expert in the management cf a enn are oft n seen to meet for the p: of dis- playing their skill; wagering 2 sum,they pet up 2 target, in the center of which wen sized nail is ' Ralf a dozen, two maids are frequently aceded - betore each cam have a shot. These who drive the nail have a further trial among ef there generally settle the affeir, when all che ‘Men adjeuTn to some Rowse, and spend an howror two m friend ing, before they part, a ‘This is echnically termed “driving the nasil’ Parking off squirrets is dedightfa! sport, and in my @pmicn, requires a gteateT degree of ac- pres than any other. 1 first witarssed this manner of squitrels whilst near the town of Frankfort, the performer being a cele- brated riffe shot. Wewalked prt pa and entac: river until ~seascneln pares of flat and thickly cov «red with black wahruts, oaks and hiekuey. asthe that year squirre Seen chores treee around us. My —— a siout. and athi¢tic man, dressed Ina homespua hunt- ing shirt, barr-legged and moceasoned,carrying a jong and heavy rifle, whieh. as he was load- ing it, he «aid had proved effectual in ali former undertakings, and which he hoped would net fasion this occasion, as he frit proud to show me-his skill. The gun was wiped, ihe powder measured, the ball patched with soe~ thread Hinen, and the charge sent fiome with 2 Bickory rod. We moved not a step from the place, for the squirrels were so numerots it was not neces- sary te goafterthem. My companicn pointed to one of those animals that had observed us, and was crouched on 2 branch about fifty paces @istant, and made me mark well where the ball should hit. He raised his piece gradually anul the bead (that is the name given by the Ken-” tuckians to the sight) of the barred was brought to aline with the spot he intended tohit. The whip-like report resounded through the v.cods, and along the hill, *in repeated echoes. Judge of my surprise when | perceived that the ball had hit the piece of bark immediately beneath the squirr the concussion produced by which had killed the animal. and sent it whirling through the air, as if it had been blewn up by the explosion ofa powder macazine. Since that adventure I bave seen many other individuals perferm the same feat. The «snuffing of a candle” with a bali, I first had an opportunity of seéing near the banks of Green river, not far from a large pigren roust, to which Lhad previously made @ visit. . Ihrard many reports of guns during the early part of a dark aight, and knowing it to be those Of rifles, | went towards the spotto ascertain the cause. On reaching the place I was wei- comed by 2 dozen tall, stout men, who told me they bch pee phy ee ante enabling them to shoot hy nightat the reflected light from the eyes of a deer, or wolf by torchlighi A fire was blazing near, the smoke of which rose curling among the thick foliage of the trees. At a distance that rendered it scareely distingaish- able, stood a burning candle, as.if intended as an offering to the goddess of night, but which, in fact. was only fifty yards from the spot on which we steod. One man was withina few yards of it, to watch the effects of the shorts, as well as to light the candle should it chance to itercourse, appoint | y for another trial i mast was a good one | nd had shivered it {nto splinters, | out, orrepiaceit should the shot cut it across. | h marksman shet in his turn. Some nev: hit even the snuff or the candle, and were con- gratulated with a loud laugh, while others ac. tually snuffed the candle without puting it out, and wete recompensed for their dexterity by numerous hurrahs. One of them, who was | particularly expert, was very fortunate. and | snuffed the candie three times out ef seven, whilst all the others put out the candle or cut itimmediately under the light. A BIT OF ROMANCE. A+ Gay and Festi Scene. In a cosy little cottage in the neighborhood of a pepular hotelin this city there resides an old gentleman who, among other household goods, is the possessor of two pretty daughters. One Sunday evening said pretty daughters were sitting in the parlor together with their lovers —tor they were of the age to have such articles ofloxury. After a few very pleasant minutes of conversation a walk was proposed, and as the evening Was pleasant no ebjection was the four loving spirits sallied forth, K different directions. The elder sieter, with her “fame"—a gay young soldier in the aniform of a corporal— made their way to a church not far distant “A New Way of Mar: ee o New Hampshire they used to -' aioe Stmw, county, aud town officers, from Goyerne? down to hog reeves, at onetown meeting, the annus] March mee’ As the cers were TeTy numerous, if wa: cus- saency, as fastas they were chosen, to walk them up before a justice of the peace and have them eswern into office ~by companies, half pair, and singie.” «Squire Chase,’ ies, ish, of Goyernor Chase, of ) being agen prominent justice, had task to perform, and a severe task it was, eccupying much of his time from moraing till night. E It was on one of these occasions, after the labors and toils of the day were over, he re- turned to his home weary and overcome with dhe igues of his empicyment, and throwing Dimsef in his easy chair, he fell intoa souad In the meantime a couple who bad deem waiting im tly for sometime for the es. to join ip wedlock, presented ives inanother partot the house, and wade Known their tateresting desires to Mrs. who, sumew bat confused and agitated, hase, , H attended them to the sleeping justice, whom | she found it difficult to arouse. him by ibe shoulder, she calied out, “Mr. Chase, rT. hase, do ‘Wake up: here is a couple | tome to be’ married.” “The justice having aa | ministered oaths all day, was dreaming nothing lee, half-waked, rubbing his eyes aad looking at the wishful pair, asked, * Are you the couple [* They nodded assent. «Well, hold up your hands.’ They did so | hesatatior with some m. “You, severally, solemaly swear that you will faithfully per- | form the duties of your office, respectively, ac- cording to vour best skill and judgment, so | help you,” &e. he astonished Satis ay locking wild, the | stice added, soothingly, “ That's all except. ie the Tee,.one dollar,” which was ber | dropped into his hand. and they were of! doubting, as they went, the legality of the we process; brit they concluded wo go according whe oath. Frescn INTriccrs 1s echin-China is im_a state of revolution, hromght about by French intrigues. About sixty years ago, French missionaries and mili- tary adventures restored the ancient line of Cechin-China monarchs, and, with their assistance, these monarchs conquered and an- ue greater part of Camboja, has made peace with the King of Cochin China, exacted and annexed 2considerabie portion of his own hereditary territory, and levied a heavy contribution upon | him. Meanwhile Tonquin, the bestand largest ; portion of the Anam dominion, is in rebellion, | the Tonquinese having picked up a young man, sup d to be scion of their aucient kein; seminary in the Briti-h island of Penaug, is the head ofan army of 160,000 men, wi ebance of restoring the ancient dyn: own person. a7 Bragg and Humphrey Marshal are report- ed to have had a high quarrel. The Maysville Eagie eays one version has it that Marsbal got drunk in Richmond, and, swearing that Bragg Was a coward for evacuating to strong a posi- tion as Dick Robinson without a battie, left him and make bis way back to Mount Sterling. Leemepinicine tt that Bragg denounced Marshal and ordered him to get out of the Stat: the best way be could and steal for himself: that he did Not want to be held responsible for the conduct | of Marshal’smen. For Bragg to swear at any one for stealing is what we call the sublime of impudence. The secessionists of the interior ure ver, seared dog before Buell. that he would never leave Kentueky, and they, like fools, believed him, and their disappoint- ment is bitter in the extreme.—Loutsvil!e Jour- nai. A beantiful girl in a house of ill-fame in | Albany tried to commit suicide Inst week while depressedby the abandonment of her iover. A lively use of the stomach pump preserved her to a life of shame and degradation. ®@7 Our advices are that the Democracy will carry Michigan—both the State ticket and the Legislatare— supplanting the maliguant «+ blood-le! Uhandler.—Bozton Post. RF The di a] States, previous to the break. ing outof the rebellion, receive@annualiy from New England, upwards of 100,000 cases of boots and shoes, or over 2,500,000 pairs. &F- Lieutenant Colonel Marshall laiely cap- | tured a hundred and fifty Sioux Indians in Minnesota, half way between the Big Sioux and James rivers. S PECIAL OTICE » TO THE e CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY. N ODEON HALL, The old and established Emporium of hing, ' that has for 0 many years supplied the ci us of Por age and vicinity with all that is ntial ; ble styles that could be found in the market The services were concluded, the audience re- i Ured, and with them went the loving couple— but not home. The residence of the minister was sought, found. and, according to s, they were there made “hone of hsne and flesh of | flesh,” or, in other parlance, man and wife: the happy maiden bearing off in her possession the marriage certificate, * Each with a fluttering heart and on high | mischiet bent, whiled Away the promenade to- wards “home, sweet home.” The cottage was reached about half-past nine, andin the littic parlor were found the younger sister, and her foad “lovyer.” Pa Ma soon retired and left the coast elear for “Sparking Sunday Night.” The two daughters and their lovers wrre left slone; but the gay Lothario who had been breathing into the earsof the ounger hwr words of eloquent love,’ took his hat ni Neat a hasty retreat trom the house, in- wardly cursing the soldier for introding upon bis courting: he sought his couch to dream of the future and build his air-castles, The old clock siowly pealed out the hour of | ten, and ifs quiet + tick” was all thesound that «isterted the tranquilityef the seene. Instead of retiring, the younger sister insisted upon sit- ung Again the clock proclaims that eleven. o'eioek has arrived; the elder sister broke the silence by addressing the servantof Unele sam m the sweet — “Came, my dear, let ns go © our room.” ee youn, sis - derstruck, pag en ee, een “She spoke not, she fov'd not, she around, a api waved at the bride.” be chairs were vacated, the stairs were as. eended, the door of the bridal c! - th vr peaeryerne ‘hamber opened, frenzy scized her soul! She flew—not on wingsof love, but of rage—to her father’s pe Ps, where to bim she did a tale unfold,” that power Les an bis feet, and with light. ning speed Tus! to the $s 5 ins ea, . room of his grace. “ With rapid strokes he makes the m Foe és. eager, eye: the peda doce? cailty (1) daughter» with the ‘ tficate in her hand, cxelamtng.” “There, daa, den timekesuchafuss! There's the ticket of a@mission—a box ticket at that!” ‘The excited papa was «<:aken alittle aback,”* Jack Tar would say, and discretion being bett F part of valor, especially in the pre- semee of an athletic soldier, he beat a hasty re. treat, called up the matron of the cottage, ex- Le =o ae the state of things. by declaring «that ‘was an addition to the family.” T! hap- PY gitland her soldier lover were ordered to tarp out, as he had look’d not *Twas near the when chickens roost as high as they can soar, but for all that, there wae quite a commana amongst them, the girls were set to Plucking § Gathers instead of slumbering w thei while the father and brother started upoh mn exploring expedition in “search ot someching $0 enliven the occasion,” and the neighvors say eay . foo at a cote on morning of Monday, October .D.t i nent Samtvndiopananh coc tof respect for the feelings of the actors in this little romance, we suppress the names, but im the immediate neigh! they will be at onee recognized from the carton we have dra wn.— Detroit Tribune. Cowacrret Cotroy.—«otten is going to be I see,” remarked Valentine, lanzuid. Aa be dailied with the last «Engle tem “Drafted!” exclaimed Orson. Cotwn draft« a “Yee,” lied Vale “ fi a ontetirute fort in Bnceaane yim find Feir. : “AO I: ie’ fact not generally known, that in of Sweden there are yers banks exclusively bam up by tates that have laid the foun- Saar te ov Joleen by silently ages. With matter aekaetele tect tenerife forms known 23 millepoie, eorele, fe. , ee f OF The St. Paul inn.) Pioneer Gen. Pope 4 football of évil destiny, the etick of an exploded sky-rocket, and a number of other bard pamex. BF Greelwy eays:—“ We hve just returned from & topr through the heart of the State? he heart mnie le ir itin England.” vanity i decided tw iil) the fatted | “witching hour of night’ | -"y corrupt eyudition vit. \ for the el how supplied with the most complete aud fushion. —_ stock that we have ever had the plessure to offer. COATS. PANTS and VESTS of the most desira- Our assortment of SHIRTS, DRAWER HOSIERY, GLOVES, &., cannot be surpa:se —— be sold at prices that do not allow of co: petition. LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER-COATS, LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER COATS. LARGE STOCK OF MJLITARY OVER-COATS. LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS. LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS. LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS. LARGE STOCK MILITARY PAN LARGE STOCK MILITARY P4 OCK MILITARY P. LARGE STOCK MILITARY ¥ LARGE STOCK MILITARY V. LARGE STOCK MILITARY V. INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL TIONS. VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ac. Onr stuck of BOYS’ an& YOUTH'S CLOTHING is the largest and t fashionable that ha« ever deen offered in this city, and at the lowest prices they ean possibly be ob{ained in this city. Call and see us at 0 HALL, corner 4% street and Pa. avenue, the (ireat Clothing Mart of Washington city oc 2-eotf oan FAST PASSENGER STEAMBOAT KEYPORT. Tromas Stacwec.s, Captain, will leave WASHINGTON at foot o @ street, and Spears Whari,. BALTIMORE, os ae: Washi \ care Washington, WEDNESDAY, Nov.5, BUNDAY, Noy. SBUBERAY. ION DA 9, SUNDAY, LPUURSDAY. 5 MUNDAY, Dec. v. 1. For freightor ay on board. or to TOMRG AND BREA EAK E STEAMBOAT COMPANY, ,OFPICE, No. 324 Penwevivaria AVENUR, Over Clagett & Mi TENOW, Agent. nol 162) HR lis62 | PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD bs it 18 a Prrer tit 4 connections) O RUE FH WESTERN CITIES. SPEED, 8A COMFORT | 2 STONE BALLABTRD AND abi BR FROM DUST! BAGGAGE CHECKED THROGGH ¥EROM BALTIMORE THREE DAILY TRAIN PHILADELDHTR TO VIeTSBUBG 1 Two of th CLOBE CONNECTIONS AT IEARRISBURG ith Trains thi NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD, and formi, THE GREAT CENTRAL WASHINGTON AN to all poi the WEST, NORTHWAST, AND SOUTHWEST, SF For Through Tickets apply at the offices o the Northern Central Rail: pany, northemat corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, W ‘and Calvert Station, Baltimora SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT EMOKING BALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS. Passengers will take th arrivin, Baltimore where connection: Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harrip- at 12.45 p.m. 45 &. Tm. the trains on t! sylva of ‘the Pong rania for all parts FREIGHTS. this route Preights of all deseri; forverded to and Tree aoy pein cecrigtions can be of @hio, Kentucky, Indians, Mlinvis, W: Lowa yor Missouri H tral he iemeek Cenval Ro? MAGRAW & KOONS, Freight Agents, ENOCH LL 3S. if No. t, Baltimore, LEWIS, Gen 18a pert Alton, woteT Suite anit, Al mPa. Cocurx-Ontma.— | the kingdoms of Camboja and Tonquin. | Now, the Preach nation is undoing the work of | its missionaries and military adventarers. It | has conquered, occupied, and is colonising the | and this youth, bred ata French Catholie | severe on Brage for running so like a | He had assured them | ance and comfort of the outer man, is * CRIP- ¢ DENTISTRY. | EDUCATIONAL. DENTISTRY. eS c. Mall, Me son oth bel | : 3 * Department, gY <=] 1 alonmai GEO. A. NEWBOLD. bet can + ne $i s "Principat. k. LEWIE'S New j INSTITUT: nape Fo do 10 ia to beeog- | (LSECARAY Peo ae he | at Sheu wpermated, MINER, i & 00. to execute any orders with men red in the PLUMBING, GAS, OW steas FITTING BUBI- SF Btore on Ninth street, few doors north ef i i ‘be found ists seacrtmnent of CHANDELTERS and other GAB ‘and WATER ¥1X r GAS FIXTURES. Stor. j superior in style to anything hereto! | ars to call i e best selected stock Ba Afi Work in the above line intrusted to our tly attended to, PMYERS & MeGHAN, 376 D street. E VERY NICE ERY .ECOND-IAND PIANO For $85, for sale at the Music #tore PR W. G. METZEROTT, no3 Sole Agent of Steinway & 8: i FURNITURE. | FURNITURE. McGREGOR & €O., fr rhsie EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS, fer induceinents to parchnurnef FURNITURE Ofer Hind other HOCRERREPING GOODS. Our stock is large and varied. ‘ PARLOR AUITES. in Brocateilc, Rep and Hair loth. j CGH MRER SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahog- an; } Painted, neatly ornamented. } cS Wainut snd Mahogany EXTENSION TA- | BL IRS. pe 1 Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and | other Mattresses, Ais, int ity of low-priced BEDSTEADS CHAIRS, TABLES. BUREAUS WARDROBES, WASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE, A>. Allof which are made frem the best materials and warranted fo give satisfaction. { Persons farpishing would do well to look through the stock before purchasing aa we are selling at prices tosuitthe times. eo coR a c, | _0c3-6w.eo 530 Seventh straat. | s.-T._18sc0o.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys- tem; is a perfect appetizer, and mmture’s great restorer. Itis composed of pure St. Croix Rum, | the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per- sons, and can be relied upon forits purity. It cures Dyspepsia, isa gentle tonic, and is just ,; the thing for changes of the season. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons P. H. DRAKE & CO., 22 Broadway, New York. 2-eo6m B4r«s 0 ¥ Iss cE rire. BS WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. i WASFINOTON, GEORGETOWN. Bank of Metro Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Washing: Bank. Patriotic Bank. Bullion Bank. The Bullion Bank and the Bank of Commercs is- j fue notes of the denominatien of one dollar and nea tas i IRON HALL, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, EMILE DUPRE Would respectfully inform his friends and eu» tomera that, having Just returned to this city from New fork, he offers a renewed assortment of FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, Bank of Commerce. Consisting of SUGARS, TEAS, OOFFER, ii SP1CEa, FLOUR, a BUTTER ARD, . HAVANA CIGARS, H which, Deicg purchased from a prize vessel, enabics us to sll ot very low rates, SUTLERS, SUTLERS, SUTLERS, If you want to Purchase GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, and TOBACCO, i Of Best Quality and at Low Prices, You Most Call at 1 EMILE DUPRBE’S, 320 Perssyivsxia AVENCR, Iron Building, | who laid in » large stock of Goods before the um | | heard-of rise in prices had taken place. e246, RMY SUPPLIES. Orrick or tee Cutxr Qcasraeeasran, Wasuisoroa, Beptomber ae, PRoPosats are invited for furnishin, of the army of the Potomac the following articles: ! baled, the weight ofeach bale to be mar! | thereon, | 2/900,000 bushels ‘of Onts, of the best quality, in \ strong sacks mi sewed, 7,900 cords Gri aud Hickory Wood, well sensoned and of the best quality. ee must be rere | Li Ppa er ment of two responsible perso trac’ ifgwarded will be flied: rad ai ni ; 8 WW! open 1 me ime as - ticien may be needed, and contractewill Be auneted for the quantities nezded to the lowest respomaitia Didder up to the time of opening yn eee reposals should be endorsed “Proposals f or Oats, or Wool,’ as sao cane may be and eon in separate envelo RUFUS INGAL! fem neath hief Quartermaster, Ams y. OFFICE 514 PA. AVENUE, Washington City, D. C, EXPRESS COMPANY, GREAT EASTERN, NOR’ A fs ERN £XPRES FORWARDERS; ae MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEWE : ABLES, E>. 8 5 BONDS’ ayAL Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPA® S. i : UH to all Scessible sections of the country. Thi: ‘Gor | has agencies im the principal Hallway Too wy ‘NORTH, BAST, WES' xO : WABH rGeale aging el en iene PIL ADELPHIA." LTIMORE? GpgtO%s Cina Tagg Senos pore weeds st ye OANA DAB sad tee SUC gare hours j Moe sI-am | BatBs for the use | tons best quality Timothy Hay, ened The right is reserved to acceptall or eny part of | ATRVIEW BOARDING SINOOL, F ‘Kosaisvows Puxs., j Fe PONG MEY: ANU BOYS. H Board gal Bi Sie zt! term of tea montha, M. | pupits sémi at aby ae 348 Fe even, artermaster's say Jaen’ TT SON, E' i: 1627 and 1599 Bpruce st., nal OFFICIAL. i PtPAstEEeT oF STATE, H asmineton, Janusry3, Wa | The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Mem | pers of Congress om business on Saturdays, moncing with Baturday, the Gret of next month, ; _ Jan g7-tf WILLIAM H- SEWARD. Pirmous a nt us PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON. i te at Wash: function (Relay) with the Baktimore pple ol ae West, at lower rates for ATES PHT Acad NEW YORK—Leove | Washin, at6a.m.,lla.m.,and 5p. m. ees POLIS—Leave Washington at6.©a.m. | ni j ALL POINTS WEST. FOR ES i and Stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad leave Wi yn at 6 and 7.408. m. and 3.0. B. w.. and en Sundays at 3.3) p. m. TRAINS MOVING S0UTH Leave New York at 78. m., Philadelphia 11.3) a. m., Baitimere 3.45p.m. Arrive at Was! ten 5.0 m P [eave New York at 6p. m.,. Philatelphia 10.50 2 a.m. Leave @iew York at 11 p.m, Philadelphia 3.90 ree Baltimore 7.40a.m. Arrive at Washington 25 a.m. Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at 2p oO 3, atl2a.m.and7 p.m. On Sundays at 4.9) and 7.40 a. m. only from Balti- more No Annapolis more or Was! q Paseengers leaving Washington at 6 2. ™m. ano 3 p. in., make connections at Washi connections on Sunday from Balti; 2. .m., Baltimore 4.3) a.m, Arrive at Washington — a.m.,and 5.10 p.m., for Washington; arrive there | : and 7.40 | Junction (Relay) with Trains on the Baltimore and | Ohio Railroad for all points Wert of the Ohio River and for alt points along the Hine of the and Obio road, ip land and Virginia. Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash- { ington daily, except Sundays, at 5.458. m. and 3.40 a. ® Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 6a. m. 11a. m.,and5p.m.,and Baltimore at 4.3) and 2. m. and 3.) p. m., stop only at Annapolis and Weshington Junetiens. Way Trains only, no 4-tf.r E GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AU€TION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. Seeger The remainder of the cargo of the SCHOONER * AID,” Consicting of every description of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged aes FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package. FRED. 8. COZZENS } Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and Mth st, Master of Transportation, oo i CAPT. HUTCHINGS, _oe 13-tf Schooner “Aid,” foat of Nth st. iT sale at the lowest ‘actory prices. Pur- chasing exclurively for cash, he is enabied to seil cheaper than any other house, and give entire aat- isfaction. Each new Piano is warranted for hve years, Second-hand Pianos taken in exchange. W.G. METZEROTT, Corner Pa. ave. and ilth street. Agent of Steinway & fons, ard Raven & oc W RD. 2 foows.—ar. BRUCE Odeon Hall) bas now opened a eventh street, just below F st.. Oax watt crotat Pailin 4 at the } store at where h ne election of MEN'S and BOYS’ | CLOTHING, st very low prices, He is desirous of ing all his old customers call on him,«s they n in buy goods at lower prices than at any other store in the city. J. BRUCE & CO., Clothiers, } cs No. 464 Seventh at.. betw. and B. 59 a 59 t M. T PARKER, Ne. 59 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Respectfully and cheerfully returns thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto received. ; Having vey ee ae) a HOUSE, SIGN, AND Togcthor wiih a Fork peHtalNGp to Oj ww ro! inin, a yinst CLASS PAISTING. BSTABLISHMENT, | He has no hesitancy in seliciting a continuance ofthe public's favor. HIS PRICES ARE REASONABLE ; THE WORK UNEXCEPTIONABLE And particular attention is paid to PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY. | WH Remember thenumber! | i | ‘39 LOUISIANA AVENUE, _0e22-3m____ Between fixth and Seventh ete, INE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTI PRICES, et cae . The balance of the cargo of the SCHOONER * AID,” Consisting of every doseription of FINE | PAMILY - GROCERIEs, | Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged, at Bigs ad H FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be eupplied by the Package. FRED. 8. COZZENS, Consignee, corner Pa avenue and Mth st. CAPT. HUTCHINGS, -tf___ Behooner “Aid,” foot of 11th at, i | NGdined ony the sane of eat | & CO. was ved by m: ‘conse’ ; of ns last.’ “All those indebted te jw ently settle without rr, cooing : ‘areengers must tare the Accommodation | ae W.P. SMI FINE GROCERIES, | ' i H H i i i HE SUBSCRIBER Takes great pleasure in | calling the attention of the pablie to | large stock of PIANO FORTES. of BA sal i } S7SBINCE MAY 1, 1961.54 os ‘| JOHNSON & NAGLE, 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South cide,) BETWEEN NINTH ¢ TENTH STfS., Invite the attention of i GROCERS, SUTLERS, AND THE TRADE IB | GENERAL, i TO THEIR UNSURPASSED STOCE WINES, = LIQUORS, “ SEGARS, ‘ rY AND FANCY GROCERIES. Champagnes OF ALL THE WELL BNOWN BRANDS. HEIDSICK. CLIQUOT, MUMM, RIVART, DROUET. We recommend highly to connoisseurs DE ST. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGNES, CARTE NOIRE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED LAV, the most favorive brands in the New York market, and so highly appreciated for their richness and delicate flavor. HOCK AND MOSELLE WINEs, Still and Sparkling. CLARETSE of Messrs, Gilbou freres, Bordeaux, BURGUNDY AND TOKAY WINES, COGNAC of the chvicest brands aud best vintages, ROCHELLE BRANDY. Pelivoisin and A. Signette. MADEIRA, SHERRY, PORT—very eld and highly recommended for medicinal purposes, HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN, in Wood and Glass, MONONGAHELA AND BOURBON WHISREYS. PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES, of all kinds. APPLE BRANDY AND WHISKEY. JAMAICA AND 8ST. CROIX RUM. BATAVIA ARRAC. BAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS OF THE BEST BRANDS. LILLIENTHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND ANDERSON FINE-CUT TOBACCO. Sv ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON Gy * TIOHLY CORDES OT matites a PURE TONTC. DOCTOR MOOFLANRS GERMAN BITTSR&S, PREPARED sy” Da. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa, WILL BPFECTYALLT CURB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE, GHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS- EASES OF TRE KIONEYS, AND ALL ‘They Comteim No A'cohel or Bad Whiskey? ip Tr aaa shes wuffering in the anpe of poor whisky, vilely gmyow with injetons drag, and christened Tonics, Stomachics and Hitters. the i array of Bew a oe otalee a! Via. bellbed Tah, Seer ot Seine, Sa seams te diemaeny HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS ozo not o pow and wailed ants . bu. fi ap by Asie ‘fifteen years trial by ‘ Se > re Cistz, me RE ey Tenediatotects andl medical wireave e? dhtae Bite WYERS. PHYSICIANS, Do Tou Want Something to Strengi’-1 Tou? Do You Want « Good Appetite? Do You Want to Build Up Your Cvstitusion? Do You Want to Feel Well? Do You Want to Get Rid of Nervoutness? Do You Want Energy? ‘ Do You Want to Sleep Well? Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeling? IPF YOU DO, USE HOOFLAND'’S GERMAN BITTERS rom Hee. K Newton Brown, D.D., Bait From Tie glapediae Reliotoas Woden tthe —% = t disposed to favor Patent Med: leinde | at ise Sra Veneers their ingredients suffcient reasons why a man — testify to the sup simpls preparation, in. the hege thes be nase aby sim; Pre % a thus contribute to the benefit of others. I do this the more readily in Hoofiand's German Bitters, Prepared by Dr.C. M. 5; of this city, beenuse 1 was Eas them many years. under the impression they were chieny an alcoholic mixture. Iam to my friend Rebert Shoemaker. Esq.. for removal of ny og ed Br a and ment to om. ‘continued debility, ‘The unt of three to | of these Bitters. at the mning of the | Fear. was fellowed by evident relief and res | SMOKING TOBACCO of Messrs. Gail & Ax,in | altimore—st Baltimore prices, GROCERIES FOR THE CanPs, HERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS of every de- to £ imental which pot felt for ai a nnd had get wy friend for directing mets tee _ r me =o 3 SWS Ths. Philadelphia, June 22, 61. PARTICULAR NOTICE. solid under the compounded je the Seath ef the 5 system is ke) contioually ener Alcobolic Stimulants of worst for Liquor ix created all the horrors a! any Bitters in the market, and will will have po Ba Le nee Cage connection wi . ie fess pri inferior preparations ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. We-call the attention. of ll having reistions rt in the the fact that ‘LA. GERWaN BITTERS® will care a con. ANS ineases ‘ Puta perrma, Augastssé, Jones eli, jeonttoeeed. at < has ir seription :—GAME, POULTRY, MEaTs, oy. | tink STERS, MILK, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES, — PICKLES AND CATSUPS, in Wood and Glass. ADAMANTINE AND PARAFFINE CANDLES. | MAILLARD'S CHOCOLATE. CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages. ; SYRUPS—RASPBERRY, LEMON and GoMME, CHERRY, GINGER, RASPBERRY and BLACK. BERRY WINES, HAM AND CHEESE, at Baltimore prices, TENNANT'S XX EDINBURG ALE. KNOX & SON'S SPARKLING ALOA AL», YOUNGER’ INDIA PALE ALE, LONDON PORTER. LONDON BROWN srour. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES. | a if | lad ast OTICE.—The sabecriber, F. senior | DURHAM and PREN' ‘ARD. 1 let ed, rer takes plearero ls titers em MORTAEA, Jurapean ere all prominent | f, hie friends and the’ bile gone that he | getimercial towns in Great Britain and on the Jou: af goatinse a Baaipeai al Beaches andar BORDEAUX AND NICH OIL, OLIVES, ca. oC a MORES ATE apa mae | ee Sera | PEM AS eu Js ° Westingta bo. oan Listen ae ).°:| ANCHOVIES, SARDINES, & DUTCH RRRRING W ATER NoTIcR “TOT | NEW CLOKKS; New SHAWLS AND NEW | swiss CHEPSE, of prime quality. In Bence of the lowness of the water in the {HOOP SKIRTS, the shapes, bedé f | General Rescryuir it will honeesenary, Talore he | Alone n ene : ne , SPICES, FANCY BOAPS, dc. | Mag thatthe pei to decoercntniy et | aging tren mew om atrine BALAGRAL : persons are, therefore, ‘Use the e Autumn sad . ; its on P. Commiasione rod Publ fu watering tee kod in plaii ‘ a eGects or parentents, r private & BRO, nave | sieaseeeeerins shares trou erTERMS CASH. ‘| ae - Contmtadoner of id br noua : PrixciPan Orricr } GH COU aH Cay Borner. ay a ‘Stor pa ‘ ‘ Bo, 631, rr deere envhel Gia Wa mane | Seow'e NAGLE, | heen oar fo thé public. Sp en, “ Bropebinie k pe Ee | pita 8MITH'S door, No.-460 That ene | JOHNBON & NAGLE, i “7 ea 7M, psec al DROG ORG | Ne MABTRR—By Mew Moy abe 2 py Drnacints an’ Desiers | r ; ratoutheide, | Tag! z root 209 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, figcBmiatheUoiied seer” nt Dealers inevery a