Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1863, Page 4

a a rn RA NSE ER PE RS RS ARE RE A REESE EAN SE 2 IPI EPS RS TN EE INES SE AS EL EA OSL THE EVENING STAR. | LOCAL NEWS. @uring the pe: efor the benefitof Ford's sompsay, at Grover’s Theater, two drunken men, Wilson and Thomas Fallon, ere- ated a disturbance. The patroimen on that pret eee ee ser ead carried them to the Second Ward Station. Wilson had entrusted Fallon with bis money, 840, and at the guard- house Failon said he had been robbed in the scuffle. The patrolmen proposed to search the prisoners, as is customary; but Fallon resisted, and a hard fight enened. He wna finally over- come; and the search disclosed the fact that he sill had the money which he e@id Lad be-n stolen trem him. In the scuffle on the way to the station, Falion fell and broke a hottle of whisky which he had in his pocket; a loss which he sermed to depiore more than his — iseoane on ghana Aaa accommodated Spacious apartmerts pro- Yided for such persons in the Second Ward Station Hbuse. in the morning each was made te pay & fine of @2; a very moderate charze, qountdéring the damage the had done to the wniferms of the officers. Hut they were not Picesed with the penaity; and ene exclaimed, ‘With a look of surprise, “We thought soldiers ‘Were privileged characters here!’ This ap- Poe to be a very common notion, erroneous as Abont twelve o'clock that night a man who Prefeseed to be an officer was fined #85 for fighting a hackman who asked him for his hack { t Disorperry Conpvct.—Satarday night © hire, and the next day went to the stasion house | @nd demanded a retin of the money on the assumption that a civil magistrate has no right %to finean army officer. a Toxics Rerorts.—first Precinct—John Ro- hberta, fast driving over a bridge; fined $3.5e. J. | Jobneon, seliing liquor to soldiers; fined S2v. Second Precinct —Jacod » fightingand Ticting; jail for court. Frank Ternez, Frank Peck, do; do. Nicolas Zang, resieling officer; for court. Chas. Budraw, stealing «y Killman, do.; Christian Elmerich, ed over to military. Third J’recinct—Wm. Liers, disorderly: dis- arine Mud, do; fined £2.44 each. th Precis Jorclia Winder, disorderly; ae ssed. Geo. Gilbert, drunk; fined $1. Sizth Precinet—Moxes Black, grand larceny; eimissrd. J. Rrunner, assault and battery; jail for Mary O'Keefe, disorderis: fined .£8&—workhouse. Mary Harrington, do.: do. Also, for petty jarceny; dismissed. | Charies Wilson, Henry Shecketl and Geo. Caitlin, drunk and disorderly: i Morrlan, ismissed. Edw'd Donnelly, aeesult ax ¥; jail fora hearing. James Brown, ¢rz and disorderly; fined 5. Tentk Precinet— Wm. Conner, hackman over ebarging hire: fined $2." Ang. Lafontain, dis- erderiy: do. $5. Agnes White, do; do. *i.91— Workhouse. Mary Moriarty, disorderiy house; jeu fercoert. Thos. Campbell, disorderly: dis- missed. Hannah Keliy, do.; fined 23.5i;—work- house. James Cellins, drunk and disordcriy: 0.32.4. Mary Robinson, vagrancy: dicmissed. oe Madden, suspicion ef grand larceny; P get Rowsine SOLPIERS.—Un Thursday about $y @ clock ascidier numed Wm. Flinn, who was Walking on the south side of Indiaua avenue, near First street, was attacked by six men, and in the melee his pantalosns were cut down the aide and his wallet containing 130 taken, with Which they made off. Officer Pierce on Friday morning found a soidier iying on the ground on First street, a few feet from D street, in an insensible condi- tion, baying the appenrance of having been Steps The officer.took him to a house near by where, after the proper restoratives were a@pplicd, he recovered. He stated that he had been robbed of $70 and a watch. Abcut 3 v’elock p. m.,a soldier who had just received his puy and discharge was waiking te his lodgings on the Island, hnt when near Maryland avenue, on Four-and-a-half stre-t, he was overtaken by two men who seized aim ed: Wm. Mahoney, Caroline Mad, Cath- | and tied bundkerchief over his eyes, and Rot- | withstanding his calls for help they robbed him ef $4(O and hws discharge. He gave. informa- Wen to the police as soon ashe eonld, but the = have net been arrested. The soldier cribed one of the robbers asa stout man with bieck whiskers and moustache. Jain H TxPrRisoxEn.—Three men, named Jeremiah Boore, sx Marshall, and Henry Lee amitted to the Old Capiiol on charge of having acted as nd otherwise aided nt raid on Bu thry kept open house {the raid, and entertained Stuart's umptuone style. Jeremiah Mevre, £5204 John E. Howard were also committed Joh © on the Stuart’ to same prison under suspicion of haying bern licated with the others. Q. J. Deter, who snys he is a eitizen of Pennsyivania, was sent ie Forr arre tempting to pass our lines, anc Bis manner was deemed sufficient to criminate tum. Jacob Sutton, believed to be a rebel spy, Wae Bisco committed to Forreet Hall prison qe y. He says he is from Occoquan, Va. enton Hoye, suspected ofhaving aided Staart im bis Iete raid on Rurk’s Station, was com. mitted to the Old Capitol yesterday. ices: SzconD Warp Station Casrs, Jan. 3.— Theodore Tenneth, profane and indecent fan- fined ¢ eae elas. petty Iar- . James Burke, overcharving for shearing. Jas. Boice, tightin:: Woodley and M. Harvey, vio- ce; fined ©1.54 each. “Taos. dirmissed tery. Mich’l missed. Theos. Wilson and Thos. » disor- deriy in & theater: fined S2e2ch. Chas. Holland, @runk and dicrderly; do. 81.58. Jas Pomeroy, @ronk:<ismissed. Dan‘) Burrows, do.: fined $2 Ann Eyon, drunk and disorderly; do. mes Barton, ighting: do. W. L. Coics, do; do. $5. ae PourtTH Wakp StTavion Cases, Jan. 34 Wo. Fors, protanity; fned$!0. Teresa Smi disorderiy sud disloyal remarks: locked rziana Jordan, - P. Cumming, nuisan or, house breaking; Frank and disorderly; (eo. Hill, fizhi. ° unk turped over to military. H 5 fined $1 ry enry White, do; ting an officer; do. $2. k and disorderly; fined #1. K ic. John W. H do.; do. $2. do; desi. Jone ner, do.; do. #1. yh Bi - ing; dismissed.’ ohn Kemp, fight oe SeSir Alexander Bannerman, Governor of Newfoundland, it seems, who refure to heip themsej Great searcity 1 food prevails among the ‘ishing popuiation, and he has been petitiomed to aid those in Wwaut; but, in reply, shows that the shore fish- vex. Sam’! Morris, do.; do. 2. Thomas | T j HEU and Hail prison, yesterday. Hewas ' ing: Hingh Bryan, disorderly: M. Mulligan ste. | ery gave atleast @ fair return Iast Summer. | that those who have been industrious and eco. nemical provided enough for their Winter's | sSapport, and that he declines to give Govern- ent aid to the idle and extravagant, as any show of returning to msystemof panper aid ¥ t of independence is within the on energy, is one the Govyern- { will not countenance, 87 The inmates of the Dublin (Ireland,) Poor Hivuse, having discovered that cendemned criminals are far better treated than honest PeRupers, recort to all of expedicnts to gettrans. ported “vyorite plan being to set fire to the Work house. Two young giris and seventeen mates, lately received sentences of four years apr servitude very thankfully, and one ot the females exclaimed: “Thank your Lordship; We haye got out of hell, li events.” BTA very painful case of scandal in achurch rreey Cily is just revealed. A Sunday book wacher, Miss Melvor. accuses @ mem- ber of the church of seducing her. inte church Inst Sunday and | hum, interrupting the se exetiement. The the whole conspiracy a She watked Tsewhip sre semon, and creating 4 icted brother pro- + Which is now in this virtue and his wealth SF" Somy department c tis Year in the » have just been They were rauwed from sevds * Acclimatiow, and are <riptions, Sea Island and Louisiant tunding the unfavorable weatier revailed this year im the south of ‘etton is believed to be ae wood in mn inst yesron 1 Exhi mm. Was tiking jmce be for & Prederick<- ore letter w could be obe Youé our picket lines a cow bel: ape milk eeveral soldiers driving da kwoll in the fae of the enemy eT Thel © Democrat says the lamber- wen of the Binck Riverpineries intend puting an more lowber this winter tham ever before The total amieunt will be thirty-three millions tee BF it is eStiineted that the number of oper. atives oct of employ on account of the cot:on famine ix—in England 160,40, andin Fragce 156,000. SF Boring the mouth of November twelve oveand bales were « do froa Earland to the Uniter . thousand bogs taye been SF >: venty-foor stenghtered at Indinnapeiis thus far dis sua- sen SF The iron-clad Pi ine mages euccersics bast wea. | call attention to his | Suuld produce, in bis famous creeks at Pluoy Peiat. | Will not help those | pt will WM. H. THOMPSON, WATIONAL LOA 619 NINTH STREET, | | THR NEW One Door from Pennsylvania Avenue, { SIX PER CENT. BONDS DEALER IN \ fine H k Tobacco and Cigars. | UNITED STATSS, The attention of dealers and the pubife le invited PAYABLE tomy stock of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING TO- BACCO, which I bought when !t was ehoap, and I am prepared to seliat the very lowort canh price. In PLUG TOBAQCO I will name the following: TWENTY YEARS FROM DATB, (Or after Five Yeors, at Option of the Government.) THE COUPON BONDS, | Thomas’ Eldorada, Anderson's Navy, In Same of McCorkle’s God Leaf, Gravely Twint i Blue Hen’ Chicken, Trotter's Rough & Ready, | FIFTY DOLLARS, reir tur oll Twist, Burtett's Honey Dew, Bena Fide. OK HUNDRED DOLLARS, Gravely, ove'a Excelsior, ‘ens, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and Fives. and various other brands. T have aiso on hand, a large lot of CIGARS, FINE-CUT CURWING sad SMUKING TOBAC CO, whieh I invite attention to hefore purchasing, | WM. H. THOMPSON, 518 Ninth street, OND THOUSAND DOLLARS. THE REGISTERED BONDS, In 8ume of FIFTY DOLLARS, ONE DUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE HUNBPRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, FIVK THOUSAND DOLLABS, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, | INTERBST COMMEROIRS aT DATE OF PUR . ss . 4. Hl. BININGER & CO., Brasce or Nos.19 axp 21 Broan St,, Nsw Yong, OFFER FOR 5ALE AT THEIR STORE, Ne. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE OLD ENICKERBOCKER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASYORTMENT OF IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS | j ARD PAYABLE SEMI-ARFUALLY IN GOLD. These Boxps are the OHRAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY now in the market, The Interest, at present priee of soin, being equiv- alent to S Pex Cexr incurrency, . i FOR SALB BY TO BE FOUND IN THER METROPOLIS, { JAY COOKE & co., ALE H BANKERS, FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS, | 452 FIFTEENTH STREET, i Deaters mt KITS AND KEGS No.1 MACKEREL, KENNEBREC SALMON, SOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES, ! PIGS’ FEET, ENGLISH DUN CODFISH, Together with sil the LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON. | @OVERNMENT BONDS, | TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATBS, ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS, COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE deo tf 7 JOHNSON & NAGLE, ‘se PRUNSYLVANIA AVENUR, BOLE AGENTS fer the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Mesers. A.M. B.& Co. are alsu Bole Proprietors | of BININGER'S CELEBKATED LONDON DOOK GLN, Put up ln Quart Bottles fc dicinal ase, * Also, Sola Agants for OLD TOM LONDON OORDIAL GIN. of MSSSES. FRANK BININGER & 00.8 (Bo. 15 Beaver Street, New York,) CELEBHATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDIOINAL PURPOSES. Righty recommended by the most eminent Physi ars of the U.8. Army. @OLD MEDAL COGNAC, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, . @OLD MEBAL PORT, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL, RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYR, EARVEST BOURBON 1853 RESERVE, ABOMATIO SWISS HERB BITTERS. BILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, ag of the richest and mort elaborate charaster of | Welnvite the attention of Physicians. Draggiste workmanship and the highest | smd Grocers to these excellent goods, which we sell quality of Silver. | at New York prices, freight added. Wa Porchasere may rely.upon finding one of the | We trust thai the intrinsic merits of the above LARGEST and most choice evileetion: Ware | goede will iasere the snififadtion’and conddence of in the country. Fi : discriminating peopie, who reject the stale re- SO" All articlen bought at their store warranted | of the first quality, and forwarded tosny part ofthe | eity free of expense. j AB we intend to ba permanently located, we re- | epectfully request families to give us aeall, ; ABRAM M. BININGER, HENRY T. CAPEN, Wasnincror, December. ida. , a H A.M. BININGER & CO. have n0 connezion with | any other Houre. j azs-tt ROLLIN CHURCH, Agant Silver Wure. | SAM'L KIRK & SONS, 172 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMOKE, MD. | KETABLISHED 1617. | SILVER TEA SETS, BILYER DINNER SERVICES, i SILVER TURRENS, BILVER PITCHERS, EEG HS re arcu | swurse of irresponsible dealers, vis : puffs of news Is now open daily for the reception of his friends | gggersand so-called chemists, gaudy show cards and the publie generally. It in a spacious bendsome'y furnished room, provid 28. JOHNSON & NAGLE. with a piano and ether instruments for oem Sole Agen the useo: those masicaly inclined. — -- — —— 30, cou Wines of the eh t qualities Cigars ofthe bert brand, and excciient Ye-frean ments, such as Oysters, Game, Pouitry,&e Meals served promptly and at mod: rate races. Up atairs of European Hote!, corner ith and Pa av. date | Boers « WARNER'S COLORIFIEC Colors hair ® beautiful and nataral Brown or Black, baving it soft and gl ; WILL NOT BUEN OR CRISP THE Hawa like a dye wash or prepara- tron required. Simply appied with a brush. War. Fanted bestand ch nat Trv it, aud you will use | Bo other. ‘FUNSTON & Scorigub General Acen e' stapily on hand, EMILE DUPRE, IRON HAY, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, { WHOLEFALZ AND RRTAIL DEALER IN | FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, FRENCH AND GPRMAN WINE , LIQUERS, CORDIALS, CHAMPAGNES, BRANDY, RUM, GIN, SEGARS & TOBACCO, Ae ee nat OE Rstheess near! Wi bas now on band JEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHUD FORTE AN’ SINGING —Vrof. ALEXANDER | A Very Fine Assortment of the above at fair prices, WOLOWSK[. Pianist, Vocalist and Composer, has | opened in Alexandria, Va., Ladies’ and Gextlemen's Lernoon (4 o'elock) Singiug Cinues,or the most libe ralterms. Prof. Wolowski willalro oxplain the full theory of music and reading by hia syetem. By Prof. Wolewski’s new method a person having | only & shank knowledge of <usic whit be enabled, { in a very short time, to read music with great fa- SUTLERS SUPPLIED, pinto —— HRISTMAS PRESENTS! LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S DRESS FURS, Buch as ciiity, and execute operatic as well a classified | RUSSIAN and music with rare perfection. { HUDSON BAY SABLE, Subscribers for Singing Classes or Private Piano | MINK SABLE and Singing Lessons can leave their names at the WATER MINE Bookstore of Mr. L. B. STONE, Ne 104 King | FITOH and ‘ERMINE, rireet, or the Professor's residence, 451 lth at., | BUFFALO ROBES) Washington. D.C de 2-10 | JEW LOTS FOK CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! Handsome EMBROIDERED COLLARS,. OOL- LARS AND SLEEVES is sets. POOKED HAND- perigee KiD GLOVES. GAUNTLETS with er Fancy Articles jutt rec-ive iacriy : J. W. COLLEY'’s, _dezsteo __ 523 Beventh st. above Pa. av dersigued respectfully lato BD ened res; a fora: the public that be will open his won nee wil well-known establishment thie day for the season. He has had it theroughly repaired and neatly fitted, and has also Deen ed all the summer in beddi. Soleo OvaTEnE the Chew Bay GENTS’ MUPFLERS The largest stock aver was offered in this market Ax our entire stock is of ourown manufacture, wo can give guarantee for their durability. 8,4 W. MEYENSERG, 45 Market pace, bet, 7th and 8th sts., de 17 under the Avenue House. 4 CAFE YES EFFICIENT CURE FOR | OBSTINATE COUGHS AND COLDS, It ing most useful remedy to persons troubled with Weakness and Pains in the Breast and Irrita- tion ofthe Throat. It combines in 9 concentrated | form the remed qualities of Wild Cherry Sark and the healin; porties of Tar, the most receive by the r James Guy, fro: twelve it wi Piney Point, twice @ week, a freak auyole: ean, | of twelveit w By & ovnts, will generally suffic eto effect the cure pendent of Dy, rosuler supply boats. By euch Batirmong, Det, ad, 18°1. &rrangements there will be uo failure in fling | _ This will eortify that I Lave used in my famil Roberta’ Syru: vi for several years past, Cherry Tar,and hi | mont speedy cure for Co: ever tried. It appears to effect in curing Throat. of WH found it the best and sand Colda that I have ave an almost specific oarseness and Irritation of the wo. W. Tartor, No. 129 North Exeter street. —< that may be —_ te lg Le perp ome 4 we have never here! mice an never ie fore an PU ces Wad arrangements are sc com ‘tea cope with any house in the United Testes, I pledge myxelf to pay particular attention to fur. ishing buteln, restaurants, sutlera and private families, at the cash prices. Having used Dr. Roberts’ Syrupof Wild Cherr Will Keep also on hand s fine assortment fresh | and Tarr l recommend it aren cores eee See Ost ea dee ae tik | _ Rey.8. A. Witsor, 210 Harford avenxo, se 5-tf ; * Washington City. D.0, | Brice #icts. por hottie; or iston City. B.U._ Prepared and fold by Greeumount avenue, Baltimore, Md, Aino, by CHAS. STOTT, Bruggist, 375 Pa, agent for this District. do IY. Fo CHRI8TMAS AND eid YEAR PRESENTS. | Frocks and Backs ™ Cassimer Business Co: a Fusiners Suits fi slot, y nd Cas: FEANKLIN & 60, jestneee £ ite from Pilot, Beaver Cloths and Cas. OPTICIANS, Velvet Merino, Cassimer 811k and Cloth Vesta, 244 Paynsyivania Avence Also, s fine amortment of Suitout and Back Over- (north side,) between 12th and Isth sta rom Pilot, Bearer and Melton Cloth, &o. | bop lack Coats, with Pants and Vextsto match. | 388 Pa. «under the National Hote, Tcoats. Boys’ Cloth Jadketa. Offer to the public, for the. sof Jackets and Pants to match i APPROACHING HOLIDAYS, ge and varied assortment of Linen and ne asso) 7 ee on . Hori ies, & =, Gloves, Collars, Horiery, Gani tletts. Und-r Garments, &c., &6. | ! i their fi tment of GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES, Gime a with Brazilian Pebble or aren hashes, Allot which will sold at our urnal low prices eee *°NOAH WALKER & CO” de® ow {TInt} HARLES LUDMAN Resprorrtit? Informs the Ladien that he | bax juxt received from Paris s large and elegant gssortment of PATTERNS of every deseriptivn, | both for Isdiesand childrem, and would expesial! ni atte assortment of CLOAK PA DRESSES and CLOAKS of every style made at the shortest notice, BP 357 D street. between 9th and Nth. d10-Im™ Cause BUBINESSSUITR, BEAVEROVER- | - SACKS and SURTOUTE, Plain Black and renes 36% Penn avenne. MILITARY FIELD PHOTOGRAPH:C ALBU Ms, ie . OARTES DK VISITS. at the lowest prices. FURNITURE, FURNITURE. | McGREGOR & CO., aT THEIR | EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS, ; 630 SEVENTH STREET, | offer indneements to purchasers of FUBNITUBS and otber Housekeeping Goods, Our stock is large and varied. Carsmer PANTS, Oassiiner, Velvet and Bid omen ak pb 5 SE oe ot eee CUsTS Eioy Te- | Clapeic gee SETS, ix Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahog- 1 NOAB WALKS ¥ o | eny. ani Painted, neatly ornamented Walnut and Mahogan: | Oak, EXTENSION Ta- BLE® and DINING CHAT {Int J de 4 stawew 36% Pend aven N BALMORAL SKIRTS. | opuperion Ourled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and EW Btyles, large lo“, low priced, medium, fine ‘Also » iar, uantity of low-priced BEDSTRADS, and superfine, probably thy largest ard most tom- | Alte eJaTgs quantity of low pric WARDROBES; Rsgencra oy rela te amie "| WARS ANDR. OrPidE ORRITUME. fe «! an’ aa, ri tr 1 Gne priee orly marked in ple n fgures, ah Ch beh Bre mate freee ne, beet anata: Aa, imavection of stock —— rn ya to | “"Perscns furnishing would do well to look through det We Penn. avenue and 9th strect, | ee eae ens Seren eming, 08 we are selling at BS. ROUGH TaL N * MeGREGOR & 00., 500,000 didy BETES VAM AR? | po seeotsent 30 Seventh si, which the highest price will be paid. “¥Tvuetrrey iT boxes of Castile Baap, Wm Bees Baas and G®E4T INDUCEMBN TS! Ce cash,at the National lea, f le eh: fo —— and “Candle Work "@reen street aud th: cents yard for DRESS Soom xt the best e Ly | fabrics ard atyles, worth 373 to 5 can > Oenal, Georgetown, D. 0 oe taeote ©. B IRWRLL Proprietor. We cannot guarantee to sell for those prices any Bia tench “YOUTHS innova’ wa,cyg wnaer than for one or two weeks, asthe goods SENTLE. YOUTHS? anv BOYS’ WHIT ancing daily . GNU Cotbed DRA Ar Be embrecine | oe B&W. MBYENBERG, large and small size«, with or without collars. Also 4% Market Space, be tween 7th and 8th «ta. SECA AMOTmERE of WOOLEN and OABSI- | _ de 0 Under the Avenue H MER SHIR SS of beautiful patterns EON BOO 4 & 00. | ANDREW J. JOYOE fedstawey fine} a be De | May Be found at his old id. where he has a ~ | large and varied stock of ae will be happy to wait on pa’ “A. NkW ORop Ma A rn te Roe ol? and well Rnewn hoo €6., 237 Pens. ave GA GRAPES, above just received at the * of A M RININGRR & F .Sth at, de 0 publie and his old fall kinds dons with promptness and anner de N-im ROBERTS’ , SOYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND FAR, | Ta ten casesout | cure. aud one bottle which costs but | 4 per dozen. H Cub RO GRE TS, wo. 1 = in Brecatelle, Rep, and Hair | RAGES on hand. | DENTISTRY. Pee viaiaiiuie ase DENTISTRY Ses Call detw, isch ete and ctamion Dh. Luwie's b and thed of Pnserting Teath. To do ao is ee taperiortty over all methods tO- hora: fore used Als-.. Tee’ acted without pain. when desired. forma moderate. de Z--Im ' / D® OTAs REOPEN BD HIS OFFICE | AT ENS OLD STAND. | aEW anD IMPROVED INVENTION | ARTIFICIA LEpeQFLs STICBONE | Wrrmour Maral Piars on OLasrs. . 8. B. SIGESMOND, . foeaune wie Yorkn260 Pennsylvania Av 13th -» Washing as, Na attention of cieeits tothe haewing tages of bis im system M4 e ‘] i ? : s 2 f a he lighter then any other. Ro, teeth or route need ‘be es as the ones inserted ovar them _ roots will be made inoffensive, sod never ache. 4. No temporary teeth are needed. as permanent i de icomediaiolz. thereby preserving eeenstaret exp sion of the which under the aquently dis red 2 old ly tested over five | years by many of the first shomlete and physicians try. j B. has also in | muetal filling, with which the mort ssnaitive teeth | an de fillep without pain, and can build nba Mer | feet. sonra. — on any side roots, whieh wil isst | through lifetetim } The best_of references i oS ¥. Mott, Dr. Doremun, Professor of Chemistry, N. Y¥.; Hon. | Judge Wayne, ofthe Supreme Court ef Washing- | ton, and thousands of other. Oall and examine fer yourself. no fm | TEETH. iM MIB, M. D.. th Patent hi & |. D., the Inventor and ates | ofthe MINERAL PLA H, attends, { personally at bis office in lacity, Man ps can wear these teeth who cannot oth and ean wear cthere who ice be scoommodated cot Teeth 2 Y desire; awe and most perieet denture. that m au produce, the MINERAL PLATE will De more ‘'y Warren’ a Booms —No. 338 Penngylvaniaavenue Scenes ba eos aaa tae 907 ‘Arch st., Pbilsdelphia. moer 4-IF 0 ° 8. GAS FITTING, &e. “WM. T. DOVE & 00. Ans now re) mich be favored in the PLUMBING, GAS, OR erEAM FITTING BUSI- pA Store on Ninth street, fow "doors north ef ni Fenn re wi! on ete assortment of OM ANDRE TERS and othe: GAB STEAM and WATER FIXT mes GAS FIXTURES WwW E Eave in Store, and aaa recei , S45 FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and and Finish . superior in style toanything herete! oGered in this market. We invite citi our stock of GA! nfident that we have the best sel ‘aahington iy be thy care wi! Om mar 5-tf Pv ERA & OGHAN, 376 D strast, OFFICIAL. BPARTMENT OF STATE. ASHINGTON, January25, 1803, The Secretary of Stave will hereafter receive Mom vented a white undestructive | nA generally to calland examine | ‘and WATER FIXTURES, fecling | jected stock in , BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH stem = Teeth of his manufacture “ue reode nor charge color oy any } ; ed t execute any orders with | i | at Washi Hy oO} and Ohie Washi ears of Congress on business on Saturdays, cum- | mencing with Saturday, the first of next mouth, =e 59 TAKE NOTICE, MT PARKER No. 39 LOUISIANA AVBRUR, ss Rerpestfu and chewrfal returns en or heral patronage oy 4 eT 2 ir do! = THE BES? oy HOUSE, BIGN, AND son toRameE pans, w ror! Is pas runst Class PALATING. RATABLISGENT, ; ier 2e. eee in eeliciting a continuance of the public ‘ror. ES A REASONABLE; a the ee 3 UNEXCEPTION ABLE rt! tion in oO And MO ROMPTNGSS IN DELIVERY. BF Remember the nurnber! 99 LOUISIANA AVENU® Between Sixth and Seventh ate Pi nen | Gear DEMONSTRATION! GRAND RALLY MEN AND BOYS Tm WAKT OF CLOTHING, Av? THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWR, No. 460 Savextn Steser, { Where you ¢an find | THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST j STOCK OF CLOTHING in this sity, | STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEKERS, H who get fitted out In short time and at | PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION: We bave ice replenished our stock and think it excels anything in this market. We guarcrtes to sell at low prices, our motto being 1 | QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS! | N. B.—Our Saturday customers will please come early as convenient ; our store is so full in the | eveving it is imporsible to wait on | SH Do not forget the Cheapest | im town, at No. 460 Seventh st. near F. \ J. H. 8MITH & 60.. Clothiers, | No. 460 Seventh street, and Bo 20 Corner Twentieth at, and Ps. ar. | ae ae: seca (yy ssez¥ COLLINE & CO.'8 i PHILADELPHIA | DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. | | Lamnear receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT -. | ALE and PORTER from this eclobrated Brewery, | which I am prepared to furnish on short notiee to all persons who will favor me with their orders. Setisfaction guarantied. | . Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at- tended to. Goods delivered inall partsof Washington and Georgetown, free of charge. ‘Terms :— Cash on delivery. RILEY A. SHINN, Agent, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green st. no6-tf | AY AND STRAW H STABLE K: RADA on BY Gy i) RRRERSS RS r MILLS, for grinding Horse feed NACES and (4 UEDRONS. YS, Sy FC, Frey And MEeTARLE HARDWARE af lowest prices, | Wholesale or reli. =F 2 3 penuLow. 42-1m__ 558 Seventh at., bet. Pa. av. and Gansi. ©. W BOTELER. J. W. BOTELER j ©, W. BOTELER & 80N, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS 18 | CHINA, GLASS, AND CROOKERY WARK, TABLE CUTLERY, BILVER PLATED WAKE, BRITANNIA WARE BLOUK-TIN GoOD8' TIN CHAMBER SETS COAL OLL LAMPB! JAPANNED WAITERS, DOOR MATS’ FEATHER DUSTERS BRUSHES, WOODWARE, &e., &e., and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Generally, j 318 IRON HALL, Soo gre nee py Avenue, ec $-eofm betweem oth and lth streets | VATE FAMILIES, &c. | ®me Babseribers kave just zeceived & fresh ship. ment o! 0 OABES 8T. JULIEN AND FLORRAG CLARETS, | wich they offer for sale at New York prices. Also, they have constantly on hand A Large and Weill Selected Siock of SED MADER as Rone, SHuRRIES | BO OR RN woored sta muse PAGNES of Si favorite brands, Bear ‘OH Ate 8H N ANP DUBLIN VANA cid Ls adie GLISK PIOKLES, S4U0KB, ‘ON, OHEDDER and ENGLIWR DAIRY ES, KEMP'S HERMSTICALLY SRALED FRENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH OORDIALS, On GREES, SELTZMR KIMpENG Y¥! ANY GROOMRIBA, BININGER & 00. Batad! 5 dranayane fers Just received a small lot of Be auv? HE agian ma reer phe ard Aa- i) ocbin Tanslate: ce) t | gid. {dem ¥RANOK TAYLOR.” NOTICR To H@TELS,GROCERS REATAUBANTS, PRI- H | ef Chic, Kentueky, Indiana, THinois, Wi | Werk in the above line intrusted tocar | ON SUNDAYS. THREE TRAIN ROUT. with 1 Is a rinst-cLAass ALL. THE WESTE . | apaen Sisuiy ERD COMPORET STONE BALLASTEDR AND FREER : ROM DUST FROM BALTIMORB REE ¥ TRAINS PR PR eEDie TO Fi treet Ba! of fhem makin, LOB. ‘TIONS AT. HARRISBURG nec cone Leging oe tbe ROBTE: Ayer RAILBCAD, casi THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE WABHINGTON ‘AND BaLTIMORE ints in the WEST, NORTH WEAT, AND SOUTHWRSP, S&F For Through Tickets at the of seen orer Penasyivenis avenue ant slith strest, Washington. and Calvert Station, Baltimore. LENDID SLEEPING OARS ON ALL NIGHT = TRAINS. SMOKING 4xp 8ALOSN OARS ON ALL TRAINS, M WASHINGTON Pasrengers will take the 6 a.m. and 5 and 1 S0e. m onthe Pennsyivania Central | road for all parts of the Wart, By this route Preightvef ait descriptions ean be rou’ of forvarded to and from any point on Iowa. or Minsouri, by Kaviroad derect The PF. ivania Central Haijiread connects at Pittsburg with Blesmors, by which Goods eam be forwarded to any port en the Kentucky, Tennesses, Cumberland. hive mad at Geeeigad ieee and ers; ore! % oxo iste steamers to all Northwertarn Lakes, jerchents re entrusting transpor- tation of their Freight to this Company can rely with conSdence on its aereey trenets. GHT to and from in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central @reatall times as favor Ratirend t Centra} WM. BROWN, Ag’t Northorn Central RB. R., No. 80 North street, Belimerg, ENOCH LEWIS, Gen? Superintendent, Al b-L, HOUPT Gea Tieket Agent. Philedelphie. . H. HOESTON, Genera! Freight Agent, Phile- deiphia. jan Diyz BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, PASSENGER TRAINS aM WASHINGTON, and after Sond. M: ‘@sth, 1983, Om WHE PASSENGER TRAINS betwee WASHINGTON, BALTIMORZ. AND THE WEST a will run as fellows : FIVE DAIRY TRAINS TO WASHINGTON ANB THE WEST | TWO DAILY TRAINS RETWEEN WASHKING- BALTIMORE TON AND T! WEST, &TO TO THE WES 2. ™., Bo AND GNE As follows :—7.6 Prasengers for the 4 for all pdinie West, at lower rates ‘PHIA and NEW YORK—Leare ington st6s.m_,1i8.m., 5p. ma. NAPOLIS—Leare Werkicgton at 6.008. Bm. id " ns tene: FOR ALL POINTS WEST. | gnd Btations slong the Baltimorn and Ohio Reflroad _ WILLIAM H. SEWARD. | | ™., Baltimere3.i5p.m. Arrive at Was! Rn | _ Leave New York at 6 p. m., Philedelphia 6.56 20. “s ashington leave Washington at 6 and7.40a. m. ands P.m,, reve os Sundays at 3.30 p.m. TRAINS MOVING sO ‘ ‘bY Leave New York at 7a. m., Phi a ieiphia 11.5 Arrive at Wi ‘New York et il p. uw . Philsdeiphis 3.57 itimore7.49e.m, Arrive at Washington a.m. = Local Accommodetion Trains iesre Baltimore at Pa.m.,.and5.i¢ p.m, for Washington; arrive there ative. wm. and7 p.m. ‘Ou Sundays at'4.3) and 7.40 a, rm. only from Balt- No Annepolis connections on Sunday from Balti jtimcre 4.30 a.m, | More j more or Washingten. : & ™ anc Sp all. ‘ Clothing House | | Isthe | for all impuritios ef the system as well as seeondary +3 wath GEN and ENG! | LO) CHONG, IMPERI Au MON YOUNG BYSON THAR ETAL, HY an | or who hare heen gory | @ores on the organs of Pi rs leavil Washi mn at 6 and 7.40 BAEC 3 p,m, make connections at Washington Relay) with Trains vn the Baltimore and naf for all points West of the Ohio River i ng the Hne of the Bakimore faryland and Virginia. nd DE leave A ington daily, except Sunde ™ B. Passenger Trains ieavi: Na.m.,ané5p.m.,and 5.458. m. end 3.46 Weebington +68. m. jaitimere at 4.3) and 9. on Junction (Relny) withthe Bakimorte | ‘roa i | } i allroad, i ableas ave charecd by other a7 Be sPureciar to mark packages ‘Via Penna, j = y a: aloebelic Ling 9 Brapolis tor faltimore and Wash- | &. m. ard 3. p.m., stop only at Annapolis and | Washington Junctions. Way Passengers must tase the & odation | Trainr only, "2 W. P. SMITH, | no¢ tir Master of Trausgortation. SRT DISEASES! SECKET DIFEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMAAITAN'S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EYER USED “Yes,” 8 positive eure for SECRET DISEASES GONORRIGEA. GLEET, STRICTURRA, &e. Contains no Mineral so Raisam so Mereary, Oniy ten pills to be taken to ofluct a cure. ‘hey are eulirely vegelable, baving wo smell Bor any unpleasact tasie, and willnot ic any way injure the stomach or bowels of the most d-licate. Cures in from two to four days, snd recent canes ity-four % 2.” Prepared by a ereduate of the University of Penaryivania coe of "he most eminent Doctors sud Chemists of the present day. SAYARITAN’S GIFT will care any case im from two to four days, and Tecent cases ib TWENTY-FOUR HOURS! No expesvre. no trouble. no chanes whatever. Let those whe have despaired of getting cured with Baicam Oopavia or Mercury, atonee try the SAMAKITAN BGIFT, Bent by mai! ina plain gavelope. ice male packages, G2. oaeneT aS BOOZ Ay EE TUDE SPEE, ; : ONT CU, ont ee irik "oe BNEREAL Hereisa gosittve cure—no Mercury—mo Poison—but the juices of Roots and Herbs combined. This form of the disrase makes its po cagenod in eneration, or t may o7- the which eur on other parte o! iy mostly onthe groins,and very often as ulcers of the mouth, tetters, spots, carrie: and of thi bones. an a. Any and all of these symptoms BAMAKITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES Bent by express, Price §1 a bottle, or 6 botties a SAMARITANS | PHANORE WASH, oBESMOND & CO. Bor 181 Philadelphia Post ce. Bold by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner of itth and enn. avenue :and by HENRY COOK, Alexsndria. OO: EMAN & a 173 Bakimore street, Baltimore. oc 17-3 TRIESEMAR. Protected by Royal raegs Patent of land, ~~ 1d by the Seats ti Brot te Pie Parts and the Imperiat Coftans af Madcten TRIESEMAR No.) 1s the effectual remedy for RELAXATION. 8PER- MATORUHGA "AND EXHAUSTION OF Ten TRIESEMAR No.2, Completely and entirely eradica | te case, as lot ce female packages, #3. eo. i call ‘icular attenLion to the fall cuniashis ak eo cotneninel pene ci et Se { i of) all traces those diserders for which Copaiva and Cubsbs have | generally beer thought an antidote, to the ruin of | the health of a vast portion of the population, TRIESEMAR No. s, great and sure remedy of the civilized world sympioms, obviating the destructive use of Mor oury whiel Temove. TRIBSHMiK Nos. }, 2 devoid of taste ur i, and of all nauseating qual- ities. They are in the form of s lorenge, ‘ant may Ite on the toilet table without their use being wus- ‘ted. "Ela in tin cazon at $8 each. of four @3 onsen in one ir ket J Canot as SRT! inistered by Valpoan Lalinmund™ Besa, ee. Ke. Wholesale and retail by DR HA. BARROW Mac 194, Bleecker street, (four doors from street.) New York. Immediately on receipt of re- mittance, Dr. Barrow will forward Tris te an part of the world, necurely packed. anf wtdvomey according to the instructions of the wriler, Published also by DR. BA fs it popular | and beautifully illustrated medical work iter ni au Washington, 0. ez 2 _— PHAM'S Te ao PREMIUM gung MANDYF. 499 BevextH Br., Warainero, = Bilver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of 5 Also, Modal by Metiopeliten Meche to's Instita : Washingte in, D. O., 1857, cj Tam eonstantly making.and alwa; “hereon Rant ot fy pn Fine BOL, eeitiee, sic’ - PACKING TRUN PALLIBSIER, CARD RT. et a8 TRO Sarena or AT LOW PR [CES “ my Stuck before purchasing yeh a om 9 inka that are made in other cities, Buperior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made tf TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED at short Goods delivered fres of charge to any part of the ag Georgetown and Alexandria. t JAMES 8. TOPHAM. x 5 . os FisROR sy the bet manatactarre 5 ce Prowetat or close out Apply to P. EB. BRENAN. No, 2 | —7rrer iste aad Dealers in gps io Fe Bawa SOE aY lemme oe come as wel ax other deleterious ingredients, and | ball the Sarmaparilia in ‘the ‘world ennnet # { | | ' | They will eure the i and leave the dissppoin » are nota new and untried article. bat ety a ey - ‘TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ' 2863 — THE x PENSAYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD 4 HIGHLY OONOEBNTRaTED NOT AL@OHOLIO. EXTRACT. _— A PURE TONIOG. DOCTOR HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED BY Dn ©. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa, WILL SPYBOTUALLY CURE LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, 3 AUNDICR, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, BASES OF THE KIDNEYS. AND ALE DISRASES ARISING PROM « DIBOR- DERED ee sTomacn. ten, Inward Pi Frlgeis ar Bieod utthe Head, Acidity of the 7A aS of Weight in’ Moock Roar tations, or Fyutvering st the Pit of Bese cee pe i. [rng oart. ‘a4 Dull Pain im the Hebd, Defcienee ver 5 , De tion, Yellowness ona Tres, Vain nthe Sian, Baek. Oban 5 den Flushes eat, Be im the Fess,“ “Sigisseta™ | They Contain Ne Aicohel er Bad Whiskey} above diseases in minety-ning cases out of a hundred. Induced by the extensive sale and universal wlntity of Hoohand eGerman Bitters poset eee. Yabie.) hosts of ignorant quacks puoes, adventurers, me | EF ere upon and christaned Fontes. Rtomachice Beware of the innumerable array of rations im plethoric bottles and big-' 9 under the modest — Ca diecast which, instead of curing, on! rate despair. La agi er in HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS tent of ftecn years trial by the Amorican and nein reputation and sale, are not pr sim: fetors ‘the most Qminent bom 8 ad | Pa ve thousands of Letters from RS YBICIANS, CITIZENS, f thei: Tsonal ‘ este arc sre med toons ie ‘De Tou Want Something to Strengthen You? De Yeu Want a Good Appetite? De You Want to Rudd Up Your Consvitutienp De You Want to Feel Well? Do You Want to Get Rid of Nervousnen? Do You Want Energy? De You Want to Shep Well? Do You Want « Brisk and Vigorous Pecling? IF YOU DO, USE HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. From Rev. J. Ni DD., Editor om Wal tasty Bieta ase ¢ bree not disposed to favor or es i 5 mh distrust ingredients ie ee know of safcient reasons hig 2 A ™an may Not testify to Senesis he belicves Kimmplf to have received any simple pre, ion, in the hope thet thns contribute to the benefit of others. T do thir the more re Set me | German litters, prepa: y Dr.C. M. this city, becouse was prejudice map years, under the impre: xy of abe Bitiors. At ie Deatan of thy Twas iinewel by eviden’ =» pA ~ oe eree of bedity ond. hal vi nosized Of reauintng: Etastaten Ghat Get Ge spsited of regaining. friend for directing to the ase of the: , ad sie "3S NEWTON BRUWR, Philadelphia, June 2, 1863, PARTICULAR NOTICE. There are Wany preparstions soid under the name of Bitters, a in quart bottics, compounded of ebeapest whisky or common ram. costi: to 4 conts per galion, the taste diagnined or Coriander Seed. This class of Bitters has cause@ and wilt oe be as they can be sold, hundreds Cie the ¢eath of the Grunkard. By their use system ix kept continually under the infuence Aicobolic Stimulants of the worst Kind the desire for Liquor i» created and kept up, and the result ie « borrore attendant upon e ‘s life and th. For those who desire and wail Aeve @ Liquor Bit- ters, we publish the following receipt. Get one oe Frandy or Wately.and the teeait 5 of food ver 22 m ecnccration tea PAL Der meat in elie aie es true excellence any ©! Bitters in th. market, and w ¥ili have all the virtues of connection cost you. ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS, We call the attention of all beri peletions i to the fi t “Woor Gxnman ereRe: will ox ‘ine-tentha of the Citsbed almost sik, posures cod © liste, po iting from disorders of the eet taseiiie reanov We have no PS aA : ~ bu otherwise will be lowt. were lives pation’s be whone lif, to ure hisown “has Deon saved by the Bitters :” and kindly com! death receded, tting better jes. I oot: ing. and ng are dearest to me in life. ; Very truly yours Isaac Mavomt, be pep sp the troth of the above ment as we ired of seeing our Male: to health, a x ‘New York Tan EV 00. Crith 3 a eet 824 New York. JBRO! ist. ———) Battery F. Ce. ermont. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! that the ture of “OC. M. JACKSON’ on the WEAPPER cf each bottle. PRICK PBR BOTTLE 74 ORNTS, OR HALF DOZ. FOR @4. aie ould Dearest 41 not have the sspethn ere, aeac es pt ear age be wi forward securely |. by expres: PainciPaL Orrioe arp Mawvracrorr, No. 631 ARCH ST.