Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1863, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. CRIMINAL CELEBRITIES. ‘The Countand Countess Bocarnie. At the chateau of Ritr: mont, ia Hainanit, re- sided, in the year 1650, the Count and Conniess «Bvcarme. & young married coupir, whoa» con- duct hed Leen, for some time past, the topic of g netal conversation. owivg to their extrava- gant mode of lite, and the more than dubious Dehevior of the husband. The jatter, belonc- ing to one of the nobles: Belgian famiiicr, was tern in India, and had spent his yeuth in Arkapras, emorg the savaces and the lowest @:ese c{ the Americen backwood population. Ibe Counters, whore fumily name was Fou- gules, was the d-ughter of # rich tradesman in the vicinity, and bed merried him for title aud sitier, rather than through any affrcti re. Merrinee wns far from being a happy one: the lady was cxtravagent in her tastes; th beetand a notericus profligate, who Lad vut- a e. Only in one point do they ap- pear to have thorcurhiy agreed, and that was im the commission of the fearfal crime for which they were tried, and which produced a exgendianry sensation throughont Europe. A few years sufficed to divsipate the fortane the Counters had broucht her husband, and yuin stared ikem in the face, unless some fecky chance tetelithem. The Conntess had ax only brother, Gustave Fougnies, a weak, sickiy lad, whose foot had bern amputated, and who wéiked on crutches; if he died. as @verytody anti ipatec, hie tortane would fail te bis sist. To their great annoyance, there- fete, the Rocarmss heard the news Cons. faye intended to marry, and they tried,in vain, fe turm kim frem his design. He was obsti- mate, and though repeated quarrels took place Derween himself and his sister, the marria: was finally arranged. On November 20, 1 Gustave Pougnws paid a visit to the chatan Bietremont, and the next afternoen his betroth- ec receiy+ da verbal mesenge, to state thar he had died cf an apepiectic stroke, just ax he Wes about to drive away from the honze Gustave Fournies was dead, but his shade Mord, aud spoke, too, cleariy. There nid ten actrange confusion at the chateau, cries bad Leen heard in the night; the state of tho me accompanied by remarkable symp- ums, and the conduct of the Count and Count. @s was so peculiar, that, on the 22d of Nevem- ber, their seryanis sveded in a body to ask the advice cf the pxrish priest. On their re- ver, Ubey found that justice handal- y¥ interposed, aud ihe Bocarmes were ar- en acharge ct murder. The preliminary iw vestip ation iast- d till May 27, 1851, when torple were brought before the As We peed hardly ¢: sensation, né nivrest, but 2 used. Those acqneinted e net astonished that Hi uid have murdered his that such an unheard-of ve been committed bya Visart @ Locarme, snd that justice should interpose in @ country where the ari-tocracy are stlil so thst predaced the real sensation. B itself the tric! formed a pendant to the cau. sas ccici res of the Duke de Prasiia and the mur- der of the Cour = (7orlitz, both of which had the corruption exist f society. @¢dinary epectacte ‘would be seen of husbasd and wile siding justice. by appearing each to a@ceuse the other prbtici t was evident that the Countrss’s coureel intended to their cli by deing all in their power to s her hustand alone to the ecaffold. The Count must bave teen conscious of the crilical nature Of his porition, for he bad a'tempted to commit suicide shortly prior to the trial coming on. Ae itis manifestiy impossiple, in oar limited space, to give ail the ils of this memorania tricl, we will restrict ourselves to the indi- ment, in which ail the facis are summarized. After describing the condition of Gustave Fougsies’s body, when imepected by the police byeician, the advocate telis us, there cond ubt chat ke had died from the effects of sive poisen. wich had been poured bis threat. The scratches on his tace aloyee: tefore the poison could adminisu-r- ed. In the next place, when the U t Bocar- me Vise srresied, two days after the murder, the marks of a+revere bite were found o« his foretinger. for which he am give nes explanat: Lastly, dissection pr. i death bad been produced by tine, an orzanic alkali, obtained from tobacco, aad one of the most violent kuown poisons. Fur- ther inyestications proved that, during the dart two months, the acensed had devoted him- parstien Oi this poison, and tha’. rier to Gustave’s death, he eedea in producing two smal! phial« of this poison, which, however, conld not se again. in addition, the Countess had and with poison- Test he remarked,that lumeelt allowed taat he had prepar- Otine, Which produced Gustave's neh not expressly stating who-e band acthinistered it. a follexplanation of be reiries +d by 3 rece eded to analyze the > 1850, Count Becarme, und Bey rant, culled on Loppuis, ct at the Indusirin! School of G € to learn trom that gentleman what were the Imost suitable imstruments with which to ex tract vegetable exsential vilx. He sai: dame time, that he bad seen the Ameri yages poiton their arrows with such jn More cxy-ceisity did he enquire of Lopps what way nicetine sbould be distilled, and, the professor's directions, he ordered a bra+s peratus, which was delivered to him oa Mirch fith. In May he returned to G and showed Loppuis a first specimen of tine, which was not successful. Me ther began his Ges. ange again, under the pro- feasor’s direc is, and, aller two days, tav- ceeded in extracting three drops of pare nico- time. In October he again visited Loppuis, and told him that hi« experiment had, at lenrtb, proved perteetly sascesstul. On the 6th of November, he completed the prepare. tion of the two vizis of poison, which he -m- Ployed on the 26th of the same month, ane wheh disappeared atter Gustave’s dex! The implements he had employed were so x fuliy concenied. however, that they were not discovered till 1x months after the Count’s ar- rest. This caution, it must be conceded, did Rot pre-enppose purely scientific inquiry, and the change of name at Ghent was also suspi- ions. Hence it suey be believed that, so tar back a* April, Ins, he had meditated the erime which was carried ont six months later. And his own mother must have had «a forebod- ing, lor she said one day to her daughter-in- jaw: «Hippolyte is capable of anything. Some | sccident might oceur with his chemistry, which might bring hire to trial.” His labor night and day showed, however, what his purpose was, especially at « period when Gustave’s marriage was again moot-d. The Counters herself was obliged to confess thie, for she said plainly in one of her exumi- nations: “My husband speenlated on death, and he lived too long for him. ist of November | knew that poison was r for my brother. I also knew that the pois Was nicotine My husband teld meso him-els in the ba: k wasb-house on the same day when i saw the large retort, and he said he was dis tulling Eau de Cologne. sand times, in order to discover what he was really Giztilng, and at leng‘h he confessed Guetaye’s that it was Ws later pe add. ed that. co nity oifered, ho Would muke no misinke with Gusta Rovember 2th, when he heard that was coming to Hitre acitie matir Gustave really arrived at ten o'clock on that day. ltonly nevded one word tosave him.and the Countess spent au entire day with her bro- ther without uttering asyliable «bout the peril he :wcurred. She even gave order: tha: f tated the commisrion of the crime, by se eut ef the hover tho-e servants who w t be in the way. At length Gystave made up his nuind to departjand the Count proceeded to the kitchen to give orders to have his horse put immediately afer his reto ts the dinia, reom, the nurse, Justine Thibant, came di stare to get the children’s supper. On rea the last Tr. she heard a fall in the din) lave’s voier shticking, « Aht Hi polyte! She ran into th scarce done so when she saw the and shut the door, so that ht not be heard by the ser- In her terror, Justine ran out into the garden, avd, in doing ©0, passed the windows Of the dining-rcom, through which she heard gtifi. c sbriexs. The condition of the body on exatination exe!td+d any idea of accident or ade. The mark: of vielence showed, indeed, thata terri- = stru: gie bad taken pltee. And it was per- y impossible to suppose that one person had sdmii ed the poksou. Bat at the Rome:t when Juctine heard the fail and the shrwk, no one was in the room. but the Count and ihe Countess. Further, the male ac Wrote to a correspondent in Paris wht pri on ~My wile h re Berryer. reordo it O 2ireudy tty ond erly Hil you bewr fro 4 Ww aga hee belaef that pend her hire jee thet tae wretched er over brathe~, ein r defenée, while +a to throw aii the biarn of the most geandalou . bok prison, ef Mt tried fo emu . At 10 be seen by on SATURDAY, January Sint, =: I prize of @3ome is P 1 price of l prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of Tickets $10; Halves £5; Quarters $2 sheuld be addressed to JOHN A. M ¥ sromeees yt bane | Wood! ipressed him a thon- | 486 NEW AND CHOICE STOOK. | ahe judges, exposed bis inmost thonghis, On | anctber occasien the Count said to the director of the prison: “It was the Countess who ponred the Lenya into Gustave's inonth, and, in doing so, spilled eowe of ftom ker brother's clothes, whic bad washed on the samervening, to remo: the etaine, ard bud ordered the floor of the dining- Tecm to be cleaned.’” All thete Iacts served to prove the direct com- plicity of the Countess, nud, moreover, she Thust have premeditated the crime, as #ha wrowe the letters for her husband to Professor Lop- ; puis, and signed them Berant. In her defence, | the Count-+s stated that, although she spent the - night im removing the evidences of the crime, she hed done eo only to save her husband, the father of hrr children. But it wouid be dim. cult to accept euch anexcuipation eee ere t ur- | a crime, committed on her own brother. ther, ehe declared that, though she help:d her hustand to prepare the way for the murder, ha had comp lied her by bis bruwiity to do so. But ehe eculd easily have warned her brother, From el] these reasons, the advocate considered the Connt and Countess equally guilty, and demanded sentence of death to be passed on them. re CONTINUED.) W HOLESALE =xeeuce AND FRUIT HOUSE JONES "e co. Counter bg ei amp D ‘Bramers, ashington. 1, ecen BBLS. APPLES prime ‘Wentern New: York Ap ame (a0 fruit lise :t in this | market.) inet arriy JONES & CO, BOX 8 SWEET PALBRMU ORANGES, ? 16 de, LEMONS Bplendid FRUIT, trom late Boston cargo. ER & CO., corner #th and D sts, 1, 600 BAKKELS PUTA TORS, From Maive and Jersey, ONUONS, red gh dust arrives oe JONES & . Gorner Sth and D sts, UTTER! A uses! GOSHEN BUTTER, ROLL BUTTER. COOKING BUTTER, Twent: five per een:. 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Wood! KINDLING AND STOVE WouD! On band, the bent quality of all kinds of woop! BAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH OR SIZE REQUIRED. KINDLIN«? WOOD. RF Cash at fice when ordered. THOS. J. GALT, Office 2&2 Penn's avenue, bet. Lith and Izth. Milland Yard foot of Seventeenth at, _jan zt { Republican and Chronicle. 1 486 PAPERHANGINGS, Fevracin Gold a Melvet, Gola’ Stampet. fare ium and Low-pr appropriate alt stor the riehiy stloraed on most heetbio netics jumble residence, WINDOW BHADES. A beantifal selection Gold Band, Imitation Gola god Commen Shades. Buff, Green and Bi Hol- land, by the yard or made into shades, so” Warranted (ote Gilded souk Cold’ L arranied to ‘The handsomest assortment in the Bistrot from the best mapufactor iy she country. Alno,a beau- tifal variety of dar! 4 ‘vod and small-sized Oval sn¢ Carte de Visite Framerof foreign and demes- tie manufacture. PICTURE CORD AND TASSXLS, Different sizes and colors, Pietnre Rings, Nails, &o CAKD PHOTOGRAPHER, a ofcelebrated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary The attention of those renovating in called to the sbove is, whieh were purchased for, and,cao accountof the times, will be sold at the lowest ‘re- munerative prices easiesively for CASH for i goede ent aber, when Cresta x All articles warranted pte enon BF Orders for PAPBRHANGING ot or WINDOW | BHA DES punctually executed, in Ep city 0 or Tree? Ro. 486 Seventh st... Bu ieee above Fellows’ Hall. NEVER TO” LATE TO Lge By PROFESSOR ALEXANDER Pianist, Vocacisy ann comes Ud NEW AND SIMPLIFLED METHOD FO! PIANO FORTE AND SINGING. Prof Wolowski continues h: ingiag aod Piano Cien es, and opens a new course for Piano and Sin. ing which wil be the last, a# Professor's «ngage. meats in New Yor! ihe Iscof May All | dhere wher henefited by hiv now aed extraor By Prof ing only asi in a very short ity ane with rare em have no tisae to lose * new methor son hav. bowleigeof music wilt ine to read mutic with great fecil- xccute operatic as well as slassical music perfection, Ax to the vocal part. by bis way of vocalization he arriv trot oxteaord ancy rewilts, renderd vowertul and enables the aluger to vosal- racy and te quality of tone. oO nKI cecel ven visitors daily froin 10 to i from $ to 4 Dp. m_athix ren. dsnce No, street, betacen E aud P, jalz | FINE GROCERIES, end prevented the consummation of the tragedy. | R. | at all kinds Produce snd Fruit, cheaper and betier ment of | aan. Delaware, be enabled | For the Holidays. A. H. BINIEGER & 60., Buasonm oF Nos. 19 axp 91 Baoan 8r., Naw Yous, OFVYER YOR SALE AT THEIR STORB, Ne. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASYORTMENT OF IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS. —aLco— KITS AND KES No.1 MAOKEREL, KENNEBEO SALMON, SOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES, PIGS’ FEET, ENGLISH DUN OODFISH, Together with all the LUXURIES INOIDENT TO THE SEASON, ; Messrs. A. BM. B. & Co. are also Bole Proprietors | of BININGER’S CELEBRATED LONDON LOOK GIN, Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use, Also, Bole Agents for OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN. BT-All articles bought at their store warranted of the first quality, and forwarded toany part of the elty free of expense, As we intend to be permanently located, we re- spestiuliy request familias to giva us acail. ABRAM M. BININGER, HENRY T. OAPEN. Wasuimaron, Deewmber. i542. A.M, BININGER & CO. have no connexion with any other Fioure exit ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent. NATIGHAL LOAN. THE NEW SIX PER CENT. BONBS of the UNITED STATES, PAYABLE TWENTY YEARS FROM DATS, | (Or after Five Years, at Option of the Government ) £30,000 | THRE COUPON BOUNDS, In Bums of FIFTY POLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. THE REGISTERED BUNDS, In Suma of FIFTY DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLABS, FiVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, INTEREST COMMENCING AT DaTE OF PUB- CHASE, AND PAYABLE S£MI-ANNUALLY IN GOLD. These Boxns are the CHEAPEST GUVEXNMENT SECURITY now ia the market, The Interert. at present priee of coin, being eqnir- alent to & Pea Cent in currency. FOR SALE BY JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, 452 FIFTEENTH ATRERT, Desens Im @UVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, i CERTIFICATES, | ARHY AND NAVY VOUCHERS, GOIN, deo ott CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE YVOHNSON & NAGLE, 229 PEUNSYLVANIA AVENURB, SOLE AGENTS for the BISTHRICT OF CGLUMBIA of MESEES. FRANK BININGER & 00.5 (Ro. 15 Reaver Street, New York,) CELEBRATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDIOINAL PURPOSES. | giighty rasctamended by the mont eminent Physl cians of the U. 8. Army, GOLD MEDAL OOGNAO, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, GOLD MEDAL PORT, SOLD MEDAL SHERRY, OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL, RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, * WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE, HARVEST BOURBON 1553 RESERVE, AHOMATIC SWISS HERB BITTERS. Wea tnvite the attention of Physicians, Druggista | amd Grocers to these excellent goods, which we sell at Now York prices, freight added. We trust that the inirinsic mertts of the above | goods will insure the satisfaction and confidence of A Superior Article of Pine, selected exprossly for | kindling, Sawed Short and Fine Split, a8 a substi- tute for charcoal in building Anthracite Fires in Radisters, Rauges. Ac. discriminating people, who reject the stale re- seurse of irresponsible dealers, vis : puffs of news ' SE ee ee eee gaudy shew cards JOHNBON & NAGLE. Bole es Agents, Ss ROBERTS? | SYRUP OF WILD OHEBRY AND TAR, i 4 SAFE VET EFFICIENT CURE FOR OBSTINATE COUGHS AND COLDS, Itisa mest useful remedy to persons troubled with Weakness and Pains in the = ie Errite Uen of the Throat. It combines form the remedia! qualities oft wil Sherry Bark and the healin; ny rrepenties of Tar. Inten cases out of twelve it will care. and one bottle which costs but & cents, will generally suiic eto effect the cure Baviimoan, Dec. 24, 1) ‘This will certify that Ihave uxed im my eet for several years past, Roberts” Syrup of Wild Cherry and ey aay have found it t e best and most speedy cure f 90 and Colds that I have evertried. It Sis tepea Ave an almost Specitie effect in curing ‘RENOBA peel Irritation of the Throat, TayLor, No, 129 North Rxetar atrect, Having used Dr. Roberts’ 8yrupof Wild Oh | and Tar,I recoiamend it san excellent remedy for severe coe ds, &c. Rev. 8. A. Winson, 210 Harford avenue, Sarat pd er bottle; or $4 repared and sold by dose Wf HOoERiS, No.1 Grecnmount avanus, Baltimore, Md, BToT trict. W 4ATEB NOTIOR, In consequenee of the lowness ft} General Reservoir it will be eobedhee leer stl agent tort Soon to shut off the ply to Gitizens entirely All persons gre, thereiore, forbidden to usa the hydrants on Pepnayivania aveous, oF on any streets @r avenuca under the care and supervision of the Comm: sioner of a ie Buthdings tor watering the streets or pavementa, or for any prival ‘pose whatever. = oe eee And all poene using the water are urgentiy so. Meited to be as economicalin ite - a6 possible. FRRNCH a) Commisioner of Pr. Ri auiidings (CHILDBENE? BALMORAL SKIRTS, a good an Coren oranuees re eroniae Lacien’ HOOP BKIGTS, of t and best qualities Seige pareet aera One price ovly, marked in plain feurag eee y de %-10t EDIUM RICH AND EXTRA RICH SILKS, Yea Treet, and evening Dremsey, CLUAKs, AWLS. &. in great profusion, of choice styles, One pricw only, marked tn p! ain vi ures RRY & BRO, de 3-108 Pa. ave: ana Ninth atreet, i Dp?" Pats: P MAS BR-OP RK: j DR. ; @1e Br Se Nia ea gd Pine | Seliethe attention mort tan ‘pe ihe following : CAN GOODS, | | eld xpatem in figured j 8 hie work has been ny tastac over five | i pears by rany of the first chamicts and paysicians © j of tis eoustry. | ean be filler | feet. Roun. through Hfetetime. j Doremus. » exoels anything it this market. | nell ® low prices, our motto being ntrated | hoe | bandsomety furnit TT, Prugwist, 348 RS ay., sconomy of water is penesees for the Governtant | Pplak : D's ee ey yee Garowati. — DENTIAaTERY oe Gail at 946 Pao avenns between ..] sth and i¢th sta, andexamine Dit. LEWIS'S New thed of Toath To do an ia to ba con- H Fusceacl sneerienh rer ail methade navets. re cae! s-, Tee! xtracted oy 5 when dee as ferins wiberae. @- tm A BEMOND NRL MIN OFFICE AT HIS OULD STAND. SEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION 7 , ARTIFICIAL CoE CrP AstiCBorE ' TERTN Wrrrert Marar / Puats On OLasre. B. FIGESMOND, | advantaged of bin improved ay 1. The Toath of hin manufacture wilt Beyer ¢ raode nor charge color sy any acids pein three-fenrths finer thanang other, 3. No teeth or rect« artifclal ones can be inserted ever them. . tae reote will be made inoffensive, and never to seni “Ke ‘temporary tenth are coated. ad permavent ones can be made immediascly. thereby preserving Bhe nataral ex) jon of thr face, which ander the mentiy dia Dr.B. haz aino invented » white andestractive metsi filling, with which the most sanaitive tasth withont pain, and can build abe per. tooth on any aide roots, whieh wil last ‘be of references given—Dr, ¥. Mott; Dr. Prefersur of Chemistry, KR. ¥.; fen, dudee ton, and thousands of other, Call and sxamine far youracif. M DRRTH LOOA LS. ofthe MINERAL PLATED no om Tl attands, H | Sorsousily at bis oflios in tate city ven Oe H peracna can v.ear these teath who cannot H | Waar others, and no person can waar others whe sannot woar there. Parasne calling at my oMfca can pa enecesmotates with any styia and prise of Taath the oc oer Neaeve { nat te those who ara partieniar and wiah the pure! Haanest, Rtrongest and most perfect dantura Sat art een produce the MINERAL PLATE will be more fully warrented. Rooms in thie ety—No. 235 Penneylvaniaavenne Detweer Mh and Wth strests Also. VOT Arch at., mi GAN FITTING, &e. WM. T. DOVE & CO. : Fayarod to execute any orders with tRey may be favored ia the PLUMBING, GAS, os § AM FITTING BUBI 2 5 & FIXTURES. AS FIXTUL RS = iw Stere, apd are daily ros of entirely New Patterns and ee eepariar Iu style to anything macaseiere this market. Wa invite citizens at stoek of GAR nd FIXTURE, ones gonsia. nt that we have Aine best selected stoo! _dan aes are Will be moe mar Sf ts pees te. . 378 D street OFFIC fAL. gprs KIMENT OF STATE, Wasninarom, January, 1968. The Beeretary of State will hereafter reevive Mem vere of Cocyrese on business vi: Beturdays, com- saeneing with Eatarday. the tirst of next month. _ fan 3 tf WILLIAM H. ZEWARD. EMILE DUPRE, ZROMNM BSA, auO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, | j gusty on the FRENCH AND GERMAN WINE , LIQUERS, CORDIALS, CHAMPAGNES, BRANDY, RUM, GIN, SEGABS & TOBACCO, has now on hand A Very Fine Assortment of the above at fair prices, BUTLERS SUPPLIED, pov 4-tf 59 TAKR NOTICE. = 59 No. 54 H sohABEA evixur, r cheerfaily returax thanks for the hitherto received Having ever es fer ping HOUSE: ay —- ORATIVE, PAINTING, with al! work ito PAINTING Reraa ifaent, ane has no hesitancy im ealiciting & continuance WIS PRICES REASONABLE THE WORK UNEXCKPTION ABLE And partienlar ntteation is te PKOMPINESS IN DELIVERY, | a Remanert anes nt LOUISIANA AVENUM, oc 2. ‘Si oe th and Favrenth ate. |GRear DEMONSTBATION! GRAND R BALES mae AND BOYS ANT OP cL oO La Ba INn@4G, BEST AND CHEAPEST HOVER IN TOWN, No. 460 Esvestu Steeer, Where you can find THE LARGEST, BEST AND OHEAPEST STOCR OF CLOTHING in this city. STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEKERS, who get Btted out in short time and at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION: We have just replenished our atuek and think it ‘We guarantes to QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS: N. B.-Our Saturday customers will please come early as conveuient: our store is so full in the i evening it isi » posribla to wait on ali. not forget the Cheapest Clothing House | in town, ot me ee. acne at. near F ax J. MITH & €0.. Clothiers, “Re Hid Seventh street and no% __Corner Twentieth st, and Ps. ay. (iseeex COLLINS & CO.’B PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Tam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery, which Iam prepared to furnish on short notice to all persona who will favor me with their orders. Satisfaction guarantied. Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at- tended to. Goods delivered inall parts of Washington and Georgetown, free of charge. ‘Forms :— Cash on delivery. RILEY A. SHINN, Agent, Brion Bottling Depot, 57 Green st., no 6-tf Georgetown, D.C. ¥ AND BTRAW CUTT. HS (ABLE FORKS te STABL eI othe: eI abate rorya! ka yl? st = a ‘aa aaa Batarne nearness RSSSSSSS Prteyn oe ol y SEES Sa be pckchuh =oS5 Ss ay ie SHELL Ey And sll STABLE HERD WE at loweet prices, wholesale or retail, J.P, BARTHOLOW. @7-1m 558 Seventh «t., bet, Ps. av. and Oansl._ WEIN STUBE Is vow open daily fur the reception of iy friends and the ‘pubite generalis. It is a spacions. room, Seoriaad with » piano and 61 instrumests tor the seo. thowe muvicaily inclined Aino stantly on hand, Wine of ioe choicent quai ies, Cigara ofthe ‘best brand jd excellent Réfresh ments, auch as Oysters Boulter, &e. Meals served promptly and at mod: rate races. Casgi ire of Furopean Hotel. corner lith and Pa av y K Bi een es oy as =, ne fLtiwnearrons, ko. A assortment o! ery Fire Crackers, Torpedoes, Uaunons, Fee beter rou Ae. for the Holidays. Trade supplied + aton & SOOFTELD’s, Otteers and Soidiers’ Supply Store, 302 B st . near Willards’, DIABY, FROM MAROE 4, 1861, TO NOVEMBER 12, 1863. »d y ADAM GUROWSEL, HBILPRIN’S eens ae) Int att Pa. PLANOs— OR Bale very low Four Now ROSEWOOD | + i, made by the best oho aR will be sold for lees mg to close out Apply to P. B. BR “Noe 31 North @av Asin 1 TO Novempun ae PRA oi TAYLOR oamia Av: need be extrated. ae the | “= ne at venue ! aewengors w il take the 6 a. = Pe ong Baltimore at 8.0 eyne.ofthe Bupreme Court of WaeBing- ; | of Ohio, Kentucky. Indi nvantor sae Patentee | Ii i Ce ERS } 1 GAB | tworailand examina | { the stomach or bow: ork inthe above line intrusted toour | | ofthe | @minant Doctors and Chemirts of the peaemat eat | Teeent cases in | Mercury, atonee 2 SPEEDY eR Lae eed * Fox ay AEs "ox ‘fen j Here ina positive cure ae Mercury Polson—but | eu as well ax © | de obtaines %. — authority from 8. 0. H Weabingten, | Glonks, Embroideries, &c., will be sold at’ reduced for srindina Horse fesd | LDHONS ' fe Cutlery. TRA‘ ELERS’ DIREOTORY.. | Lat.) | “F1583 PENROYLVAREA CENTRAL RAILROAD ARS ROUTE eng IB A FIRAT- CLARE nS ROUT EW ohh ep, Sagat yA uD #TORE BALLAST puee rhoM DUST a FET BOM BALTIMORE DAILY ruiLabgeuPita. 40 FrrTeeo oss connections aT HABRIGBURG with Trains on the KORTHERS WOERTRAL BATLROAD, : THR GREAT CENTRAL BOUTR WasiINeTON AND DALTIMORS inte in WRAT, WORTH WERT, AND ROC PHWEST, BF For Through Tickets appiy at the offices cf 5 H the Northern Cental Reiirved Seria nen i j t . ortiae. EF | i ING CARS ON ALL ceil pena cLEEring 4 SMOKING asp SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS, | FROM Mi reef rh mnecti made with Rercbess Gostal niles tad emve i sor at 1.25 p.m. Ts 1.508. ™., we ee the Pennsylvania road for ‘te of the West. REIGHTS By this route Freigutn of all a be forperded ta and, from any polst on th Railroads Harris: Central Missouri, road direct. t Pi Ferman irae cent ; ty eee can at Pittabur, amers. by w i fe Sin rt on the Obio, Mi 2 Kentucky Tenney Cambariand, wd ia ft Wisconsin, Missouri, Ransné, Rivers; and'at Cleveland Geoteur, Gn ape pct longoria nts and shippore entrusting tation ry their Freight it to haat Semyeey sam raly with confidence on ita # Gur to vy] cir fal onde pot bd dal 5 RATES OF Fre in the Wert. by the Punnaglvanie goto e nd mend — as favorable as On nics er Ihe Ttientar to Mare packager aie ek WM BROWN, Agit Northern Central RR. 0°50 North stroot, Baltimere. EROCH LEWIS, Gent Sxperintenden’ sa, PT. Gan'l Ticket Agent, P! nfiadotpe TS SHOT STON. General Freight Age: ; eee’ hia. an aE aE qrcnsr DISEASES! |_ SECRET DISEASES! mS SAMA KITAN @ IFT! 4 THE MOST CERIN Aa Y ver veep “aoe SECRET DISEASES, iE GONORRH@A. GLEET TRICTORES, &e. Contains so Mineral, no Seen, no Mereury. Only ten pills to be taken to efleet a cure. They are entirely vegetable, baying nc smell ner any unpleasant taste, and will not jn avy way injure els of the m delicate. ‘ €nres im ts lone — to four Pranrtad by ety receat cases in tw: ar hours. ys —— Gareersity of Veaneiranin, one of —— SAMARITAN’S GIFT Will eure any casein from two to four days, of TWENTY-FOUR HOURS! No exposure. no trouble, no change whatever. Let those whe have despaired of getting eured or eho have been screed with Balsam Gopavis or ek "SAMARITANS GIT, im malt ain enveloy Price male pack axes bs 82 _ Price feroale packages, $2. BAMARITAN’S ROOT A AND HERB JUIOR“S, the juices of Roots and ferko ecm combined. ‘This form of the disease makes its a] Soret on the organs of generation, or they may o8- eur on ether parts of the body, which ins. and vo: oben ae aleers of Te, Bpota. Azy and all ‘of th these eymptoms the month. te bones.&c.. &e. will yield to the SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUIOES. oe Prices $! a dottle, or 6 bottles r Cyne ie } CRAR ORS wash. £upe 25 cents. one MOND & co Uaee atin ‘Philadelphia Post { Rold by & CALVERT FORD, sorner of tith and | Peun. ee i and by aes, ‘OOOK. Alexandria. CO'EMAN & RBoGERS, 1 73 “spurge Sree, 7-3 TRIESEMA Proteced oy Keval Letters Patent Secured ty the jand, — of the Feoke harmacse de Soro aa as ecviet ohioes at at, Vigna. TRIEREMAR NO) et ie the effectual rewety for RELAXATION, 8P — Spee AND EXHAUSTION OF THE | thought an antide! ‘2st portion of the Sieasetee TRIESEMAR No. 3, | dn the great and sure remedy of the civilized world | | for all impurities of the systera.as well ss symptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mer- ther deleterious ingredients, and eee ip the world cannst R Nes. 1,2 and $ are alike devoid of case or smell. and of Ail nanseating qual- ities. They are in the form of a lozenge, and may he a toilet table without their use being sas Pond ip tim cases at_§3each, or four @3 cases in which sil aby remorse. oe for €9, and in $2 cases, thus suring @9, a Sotaisiet sie by ee Lalle-« meses Ke. Wholeenle snd retail by DR tei: Miecewen etreot, ¢iour doers trom’ Mpebe Deve: street.) New York. Ymmeriately on receipt of re- ataiee Dr. Barrow will (otward Triesemar te aay part of the world, securely packed, and ad: arcording to the ivetrnetions of the writer, Published alto by DR. BARROW ~f — apd besotifally illustrated medica’ Fraiity Price 2 cents. Triesemar ana Boot eas cap PORD, de 1--tr NOPHAS’S i REMIUM i T = TRUNE wld Ge iad } 499 Sevente 81., WacHixeron, Bilver Medal awarded by y Maryinne Lastitute of o i timore, Nevera! 7, 1800. Also, Medal Mpaingten Mothasio's Institute nstantly mak! and BST aR 5 Fine 5018 Papi ae MON LADIES" DR: ooh be = ER St ene Foz set TRUNKS BULBS AY eis NG BAGS. ne His. &e gr ee vate iserier LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS wade SrkoNis COVERED an REPAIRED at short “Gioia delivered free of og. , Georgetown and JA NTERESTING FOR LAD ‘We have again reduced the prices of a large stock of handsome Dress woods ty 25 cents per yard, Woolen Rioniery, Gloves Morinoes, Shawls, Also, prices. 7 Onur stock of Ladies’ and Children’s and Fancy Fare will De sold at acest bergaina. They ‘are all new made and fresh posthh Lond ufacture. BvEN ERG, 48 Marke Soace, bet. 7th and #th sts., des seiet Tr ne Avenue Houre. Se aie — aie t ae at this FERS in when “Bidders mart be, present | grit iets whpedverad 1@ full name and Post Office address of the bid pear in the bid in made in the name of a frm tne names iS OF the bid will be of the party ae Se ae all thy ‘ties must nie cre mat the and bot! bed ——., exe ctu Ehould the contract be awarded him, we are pre pared to bece: ties, (Fo this goarantes most be appended the official "EDWARD 1 L TT s.,. BMY BUPPLL ‘Orrion or raz Cxier nv QUARTEAMASTER, ofp ny ed fer farang Abe army of the Potomac ie folowing Tolioms 3,009 tons ie Solent cfeach bale to WM. MH. THOMPSON, 519 NINTH STEEET, One Door from Pennsylvania Avenue, DEALER IN Tobacco and Cigars. ‘The attention of dealers and the public is invited | tomy stock of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING TO- | BACCO, which I bought when it was cheap, and E at the very lowert cash price. In PLUG TOBACOO I will name the following: Anderson's Navy, cil Feist, ugh & Ready, am prepared to sel} Thomen’ Eldorads, MeCorkle’s Go'd Leaf, Blue Hon’ 's Chicken, Bornett 8 ¢ Honey Dew, Love’: Gessner, and various other brands. I have also on band, « large lot of CIGARS FINE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING TOaAO CO, which I invite attention to before purchasing, WM. H, THOMPSON, S19 Ninth street, one door from Penna. avenue, T 0 SICK ane WOUNDED SOLDIERS CIV- an vTHERs. DEPOT OF 1HE B ‘FO. R. R. €O, ies composing the line be- fee ES The Ralireed Cor hingtor oeek nee patton lsree Car fitted up with berths Ventilated . a expegsaly FF rom . Bol otters that one wounded «! with te series censeg. The HURSDAYS ani iy ts dcistia, atip. a 38 Train. Paseebeers going West, soldier, civilians. officers and ethers that are sick or wounded. are Unst a sick car WEDNESDAY informed tevery ry MON DaY, at 7a. m., foo jo river without chang: ts and others on furlough or disc cate wll Bind this the chenpest and most deriaable route for the West. This is the only lime that can sell a Wi check Chien” “TO PASSENGERS.—The ONLY Stine Hk OO. ReGen ne eee Ticket in the Bopot LACKSMITHS Bub Be Se: HORSE snghitbtRives, E SE ats, ILs, MER RASPS.and ail BLACKSMITHS TOOLS Por eale, wholesale or Ae 3 apt ices. j J. «(Fim | 558 Beventh st.. et Pi pe "ee LBA Paknows, Coat sabes E* STRAW and FODDER CU For ne sholctle ia FB BARTHOLOW Im $5% Seventh st, bet. Pa. nad and rT °o sith) antcie! RESTAURANTS, PRI- | ‘B FAMILIES, ac. The Subscribers bave 0 just ee & fresh ahip- OABES er, JULIEN as AND FLOBRAOG . which they offer for sale at New York prices. Also, they hare “constantly on hand eg Wall Selected Stock af Sue MADERA FARTS, SHRRKIRB, iis ‘SOOTCH, and IRISE CREON GNES of al} fuvorite TSHAND SCcTCH ALES” BONBON NY DUOLIN PORTERS, ‘ ' tien Pie Kits SAUCES. SaruTON, CHEDDER sud ENGLISH DArRy | * i SDiR ES, KEMP'S HERMETIOALLY SBALED . on Pas renee Pine aN! ONG. PEA, HY. | Jef — Og sougn Branch—219 ba avenue. mie Just ioatrol small Beh a lanor | A FOUL assonrunnt oF HARDWARE HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, For Sale at Lowest Prices, Wholesale and Retail, J, P. BARTHOLOW, S55 Severtu Staext, 42-Im between Pennrylvania wenne and Canal, 2 lend SUTLERS. 4. B. PITKIN. danchonse AND WHOLEEALE ALE Noo s Eine stmenr. — stock ad ‘Gh OC ‘pains aia Len checker clstaer dive in Phiiadelphia. im buying over moxt other tention id to wutiers’ orders, \vtiectad re Goons, &e., than cap i stvays on had or made to order at the nw DEPOT FOR T' BATOH LOR way ™m pys. GHARLES S. FOWLER & 00., IMPORTERS. ] icp Pe eigd * etn MINA, GLASS. AND" EARTH RN WAR’ 4 Saitere eat rk Chimaeye ye anal Wioks Lanterns. &c., &e., Tin Chamber Sets, ea (Odd Fellows’ Hal 7th a, ™ 8-aom dy Mecheey, Of ALL KINDS, NG, &u., Ac, For tale 8; Rell Metal G Goods, Block Tin Goods. BARTHOLOW. 49-1m 558 Seventh si., bet. Pa.av.avtOsnal, | ANDES W e} Jovok la and Jn fg CARE re ot He will be bappy to wait Ou the public and his ofall kinds done with promygnens ond | sensei tants manner RRLAGES on h 9.0) 000 BBLS. rid CLARIFIED. CISES at South ‘Gey co MISERARLES—#pglish Translation, come FRANOK TAYLOR,