Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1863, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. {Correspondence of the Star.) GRORGETOWN, June 2%, 1963. Jn the Common Council last evening a mes- sage was received from the Mayor relative to the remeval of the depots of the Washington and cepects wn R. R. Co. trom Georgetown, | im which he states that abouta year ago, in A conyereation with gentlemen, principals in es- tablishing this road, he, after learning that they intended establishing a depo: in Georgeiown, | a2 told them they ceuld not ask any aid or patron- age that would not be heartily extended to them ; but that he soon learned an effort was being ’made to induce the company to remove sheir concern from Georgetown and make it a fixture of Washington city, and being deter- mined to give them no excuse to abandon our town, he allowed them, without imterference or complaint, to do as they pleased, under law or against law, and that they, when informed of this, complimented him for his great liber- a itheir charter, he states, gaye them the power to commence their road line ‘on Bridge street, at the intersection of High, or at such pointon Street, cast thereof, as the cor; au- thorities of Georgetown may designate; that the road, ao far as it is within our limits, shall be subject to the regulations of our corpora- tion, and that it shall be deemed real estate, (which has never been done on our part,) and taxed as such, and that any other real or per- sonal property of theirs shall be taxed accord- ingly. But instead of observing these provi- sions of their charter, they have extended their line just as far beyond the western termination of High street as snited their pur; 3 also, PROPOSALS, PP0P0sALs FOR TIMBAR an MATERIALS FOR THE RAV! Birrean of Constr way De NEE ay 29, 000 $ Exsiep Prorosars Timber ast Ma- terials for the N, e fiscal year arth Jane, Ics, LT be es reecired at ithe Bureau of truction until the 2th day of Prcparia’aiaie ba! Faker ana awe 3 fore the ne Nar ‘that ney distizs from other business letters, = and aye directed the Chief of the Bureau of Con- ruction . The materials and pede, at Classes named are *particwaily printed yot whieh oer be fa Tarnished to such a8 desire to 0 offer. on application to the Commandanta of the renpective perch ee or to the oe nearest t! of alithe mes applica: the Bureau. Phis Mision into Assen being oe the eenlenienee of dealers ime hb, sueh portions a will be farnished as are toa required for bide. The Commandart and Se Agent ot each station will, 8 addition to the on jules of classes of their<wn is, Bave a copy of the schedules of the other yards for examination only, from w! oe be Judged Mea it will be desirable to mak: = ‘ap- plication fer any of che elasses of those y: Offers must Be mae es - wucie ot ofthe oe oa any yard upon on oy ted se] in strict conformity Sherew ith, or sept fe will be. considered. In computing the classes the es Wil be ths the elass will be ited. Pooe price-stated inthe colamn ot standard, and the icon stat The schedule whieh the bi der encloses must be ‘is offer and each of them age by him: site each article in the schedu howe price must be set, the amount earried out, th e- gate footed up for each Cr and theamonnt ise- wise written in words, ‘the sess who bid ;do not reside near the ae where the articles are to be delivered, they must name im theiroffor a per- that they haye not kept their trac: aved ac- | soa to whom orders on them area be delivered. eonting ts charter requirements; legs that they ‘The contracts will be awarded to the lowest bona bave not paid license on all their cars, and Spumante were the for ita fuldi- | that so far from being fired, they were never ce all the bids fer any ‘class, if d ae rig exexbis even threatened with one. Tha whole of these facts prove that he hes kept his promise tothem, thgt they might do as se pleased in all respects. e thinks it is clear, therefore, that they can have no just cause for complaint, or for re- moval, but that their removal is only to grant a wholesale monoply of the local benefits of the concern to W&shington city; that the pre- fences that Mr. Vanderwerken asks too much for his property, is flimsey, &c., &c. He says he does not propose to strike swords with the company, but most earnestly recom- mends that this Corporation have an eye to xuch licences and taxes as we may require in the future. And that should @ line of omni- Duses beestablished, as he is informed there will be in connection with another business, he trusts the Coryoration, and citizens generally, will encourage it by all the efforts and means in their power. The message was referred to the Board of Aldermen. The arrivals to-day are—Schrs. Cadi, Bai- ley, Baltimore, lumber to Wheatley; E. W. Harrington, Pridmore, N. Y., grain to Govern- ment: Narcisson, Burton, Baltimore, do. do.; Ann Pickerell, Elisey, Philadelphia, coal to Dickson & King; D. C. Higgins, Matthews, nN. Y., hay to Government; Only Doughty, Falk- mburg, N. Y.. do. dos Sloys Seal, yy, Sa- Jem, N. J., hay to P. Berry; Marcena. Mongo! Brewster, Washington, light; Glenwood, Bai. ley. do., do.; Lucy Robinson, Davis, Alexan- dria, do.; steamer New Jersey, Hoxe: ey, 1 do., do. Business fair. Markets unchange EORGETOWWN CORPORATION LAWS. 2S es A ResoLurion in favor of ouian Whelan. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Ceminon Council of the Corporation of Georgetown. ‘bat the Clerk that the Clerk pay to the order of William Whelan one hundred and four dollars and twenty-five its, in full of his bills for repairs of hydrants and for fitting gax burners, under ordera from the Mayor and Water Engineer, from the 9th ef June, 1862, to the 13th of Mareb. Sez, inclus and charge ninety-nine dollars and seventy-five eents of the same to the water fund. and the remaining four dollars and fifty cents to the light fund. _TApprovet June 15, 1 Ey A Resoietion to p pay certain claims. Resolved by the Board of Ald+rinen and Board ef Common Coyncil of the Corporation of Georzeto That the Clerk pay to the erder of H. B. Wal a fourteen dollars, for repairs of bridges to May 25, and to order of dollars and forty-seven one half of the appro Court of Washington Constts on the Ath 3183, for re Jeadin, Appro Shoemaker tie: nty-one ts. that sum being the A RESOLUTION to purchase a national flag. solved ty the Board of Aldermen and Board of mon Council of the Co! hat the Clerk pay to the « bandred doll OF 66 necessary, for the purpe staff and national ff next ensuing soniversary of American Indepe: ence {Approved June 13, 13% sale of certain | A Resoicerion authorizing the town property. ved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of | Common Council of the Corporation of Georzetown, | That the Mayor be, and he is hereb and requested to sell at auc authorized ten days? | public notice, the following lot roperty of this CoPporation, vi 4. fronting 1 feet ont i running thene Potomac, wit the improve 47, frouting 60 he following t third eash, 1 nainder in two equal annu payments proper privilege of paying alle Tyon comphante with the terms of sale, the | Mayor is hereby furthe nlempowered to execate d | a h A RESOLUTION to pay certain ex . Resolred by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, hat the sum of twenty-five dollars, or so much thereot as may be nece: hereby, appropriated for the parpc certain’ expenses connected with arr Custom Honse for the use u paid by the Clerk to th proper vouchers, neing the sto be | pon {Approved June 2, Was. A Resorer10N remitting the fine imposed upon R ing for tiring a gun within the limits ¢ Corporation. Resolued by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Conimon Conncil of the Corporation af Georgetown, ‘at the fine of tive dollars imposed npon R. King; ing a gun within the limits of this Corpora. | nnd the same is hereby,remitted, provided the seid King pay the Approved June QW, 186 sts. A ResoLution changing the name of a street, Aesoived by the Board of Aldermen and board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘That the street now huown as Aqueduct street ,raun- ning from Bridge street to the bridge crossing Rock Creek, shall, from the passage of this ordi- nance, be known as Pennsylvania avenue extended. Approved June 20, 185: A Resovvtios providing for cleansing and liming the streets. ved by the Board of Aldermen anil Board of m Council of the Corporation af Georgetown. ‘Thst the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, or so much the xs way be necessary, be, and the same ix hereby, xppropriated to be paid to the order of the Mayor, for clesneing and Tusing the Various streets and alle f the town. Approved 2th June, 16 ARgsovvriox for whitewashi Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘bat the sum of thirty dollars,or as much there- of as is necessary, be, and the sane is hereby appropristed for whitewashing and cleaning t! market house. to be paid by the Clerk to the order | of the Market Master, ou the presentation of proper vouchers. Approved ith June, 1965. he Market House. AN Onpi Nance sup) ple mental to say ordinance ap- proved September 16, 1562. Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen and Board Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, at wherever the word Mayor vecurs, in the ordinance entitled an ordinance for repairing foot aoe approved September 16, 1862, the words reet Commissioner shalt I be inserted in liew thereof, and all the Pye conferred npon the pale in said ordinance shall be aceer ‘ged by the Street Commissioner. {Approved Junc 2), 1863. SE KENDALL'S AHBOLINE FOR THE HAIR. AMBOLINE MOISTENS, BEAUTIFIES, | @DORATES, LENGHTHENS, LNVIGORATES, NOURISHES, EMBELLISHES | THE HAIR. RENDALL’S AMBOLINE isarare compound of stimulating extracts from Flowers, Boots, aud Hesde, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PEB- MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR, “Highly beneficial where the hair requires a gentle stimalant.’” Dr, CHILTON. “Have never had anything which so perfectly -anawers the purpose of s hair dressing.”? WARBEN WAED, Beas - ‘No, 277 Canal street, N, Y. “< after being bald for seven years your ‘AMBO- BENE has covered the entire scalp with NEW arn.” Prof. JOHN SENIA, No. 35 King street, N, Y. Per sale by al] Druggists and Fancy Dealers, Put in boxes, (containing two bettles,) | . a. ed and fer sale at wholesale by (DALL & BANNISTER, No, 542 Bacanway, 8. ¥, | Cy geal a hee eek irs ‘ott Gib ianfassce Soult aaats site oA articles must be of thevery beat quality, to 6 dutivered in th: 'y yards in good order, and in suiteble vessels packages, properly marked with the name ec © contractor, as the case may pe at the expense risk of the eontraetor, ani in all respects subject to the inspection, ment, eount, weight, &c,,of the yard civ: to the entire satisfaction of tue ‘om: mandant thereof. Bidders are referred to the Commandants of the respective yards for samples, instructions, or tioular description of the articles; and, all things being equal, preference will be given fo articles of Ameriean manufacture. Byer y offer. ax required by the law ef 10th Au- gust. 1846, must be accom ied by a written gna- Eintes, pike form of which is given below. ° ‘And also certificate signed by the Colleetor of Internal Revenue for the istrictin whick the bidder resides, that he has a license to deal in the article for which he Propores. or by an affidavit i signe ey eonelie and sworn to before some magir- orized to administer sueh oath, that he is i manufacturer of or regular dealer in the axplcles which be offers to cupply. ose only whose effers may be aceepted will be notified, and th soon thereafter as practicable, ipnich they will be required to execute within ten days after the re- guint atthe fe poet office or Navy Agency named by them, and they vill affix thereto the requisite in- ternal revenue stamps. The eontracta will bear date the day the notifi- eation is aren, and deliveries ean be demanded. Suretic ee ieee he fall amount will be required to the and their responsibility cortitied tobya United St States Distriet Jud . United States District Attorney, Collector,or Navy Ageut. As aaait ional seeurity twenty ec Arepert will be with- held from the amount of the bills until the ponies shall have peen. com: _aae eighty por vere centu: of each bill. roved in triplicat a mandanta 0 oft he respective yards, wil A Sail by tad i. Agent at the points of delivery within 2 by the Secretary of the Treasury. bee wil be stipulated in the contraet if defauit be made by the parties of the first partin delivering all or any of the articles mentioned in any claes bid for in the contract, of the quality and at the time and places above provided, then, and in that ease, the contractor and his sureties will forfeit and pay to the United States a sum ef money not exceed ing twice the amount of such class, jwaiel taay be recovered from time to time, according the act otmenarers in thatcase provided, soacevea March 3, 1843. Bids ae not contain classes for micre than one yard tn the same envcioce, aud bidders are requested to endorse on the envelope the Navy Yard for which the bid is made Form af Offer. Which from a jirm must ba signed by allthe members: 2 in the State of . hereby agree to fatnish and deliver in the respective Navy Yeras all the articles named in the classes hereanto annexed, agreeably to the provisions of the sched- ules therefor, snd in conformity with the adver- tisement of the Bureau ot Construction and Repair, of May 29,1563. Should my offer be accepted, I re- quest to be addressed at . — on contract sent to the Navy Agent at signature and certificate. Date. Witness. Signature, A. ‘3 Form of Guarantee, ,of ——, inthe State of , in the State of ; tee that in’ case the foregoing bid Sor any of the classes therein named be accepted, he or they will. within ten days after the receipt of the coutract at the post office named, or Navy Agent designated, execute the contract ‘for the same with good and ‘snfiictent sureties; and in care the raid shall fail to enter into con- tract, as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the difference between the offer of the said and that which may be accepted. Signatures of two guarantors, } § Date. Witness. I hereby certify that the above nuined are known to me as men of property, aud able to make good their guarantee, Signature, G. H igned by the United States District Poe! e, United States District Attorney, Collector, avy Agent. “The certifiexte thatthe bidder is a manufacturer D. F. | or dealer in the articles to be here appended, Evtract from laws of the United States. See. 14. And be tt further enacted, That no con- tractor order; or any interest therein, shall be transferred by the party or parties to whom such coutract or order m ay be given to any other party or parties, and that any such trausier shall cause the annulment of the contract or order trans- ferred so far as the Uni States are concerned: Provided, That all the rights of ection are hereby reserved to the United States for any breach of such contract by the contracting partv or parties. B2c.16. And be it further enacted. That whenever any contractor for subsistence, clothing,arme,am- munition, munitions of war, afd for every descrip- tion of sup: ee for the Army or Navy of the United Btates shal be found guilty by a court-martial of fraud or willful neglect of duty, he shall be puvished by fine, imprisonment, or such other punishment as the court-martial shall adiudge; and any person who shail contract to furnish sup lies of any Kind or description for the Army or avy, be shall be deemed and taken asa part of the land or naval forces of the United States for which he shall contract to furnish said supplies, apd be subject to the rules and regulations for che gree of the land and naval forees of the d States, (Approved, July 17, 1862. . 2. And be it Further resolved. That the chief of any bureau of the Navy Di aster , in contract- ing for naval supplies, shall b erty to reject the offer of any person who, a8 principal or surety, has been a defaulter in any ‘previous contract with the Navy Department; nor shall parties who have failed as principals or'sureties in any former con- tract be received as sureties on other contracts; nor shall the copartners of any firm he received as Bureties for such firm or for each other; nor, in | contracts with the same bureau, shall one con- tractor be received as surety for another; and every contract shall require the delivery of a ae! fied qt Pyeng and no bids having nominal or fictitious prices shal! be considered. “That if more than one bid be offered by anv one party, by or in the name of his or their clerk, part: er other pene all such bids may be rejected; id nO per- m shall be received as a contractor who is not & manufacturer of, or regular Hoare in, the articles which he offers to supply, who has nota license us such manuf rerordealer. And all persous of- fering bida shall have the right to be present when the bids are opened and inspect the same, ‘Approved March 2d, 1853. She ollow ie are the Classes required at the re- spective Navy Yards: KITTERY, Class No. 1, White Oak Lo: miscuous Timbe T; y - White Oak Pro Freak 1, White Pine Plank and Plank and Stage 3M, Ash Oars; Treenails; 23, Li and Squate: 26, Steel; Nails, wrought and cut; SH Tools for Store Colored Paints’ a 40. Linseed O ae itch Rosin, Tar; 44, Fish Oil; 45, Tallow, Soap; 47, Skip Chandlery. . Tin and Zinc; White Tow jardware wo HARLESTOWN, 5 2, White Oak Keel cious Tim's ogan 'y¥; 18. : 19, White Oak Stavesand Heading: 20, lack Spruce 21, Locust Tree 23. Lignumvite:; 25, Iron: 2i, Bteel; BS 8; 28, Tron Nails wrought ‘and cut; , Zine, Tin, and Soli , Hard ware, Pools for Stores, & . White Iead; SE Zine Paints; 3, Colored Paint 39, Turpentine and Varnish; 40, nuwced Oil: 41, Glass: 43, Pitch, Rosin, and Tar; 44. Whale Oil; 45, Tallow, Soap, and Sweet Oil; 47, Ship Chandlery. BROOKLYN Class No.1, White Oak Logs;2, Whit Vag ey Pieces; 3, White Oak Pro ous Timber: hite miseus oar 5 we SS 6, Yellow Pine Plane Ja low Pine Beams; 8. Yell Timber; 9, White Jak’ Knees; 1), whee ine Timber; li, White Hey 12, White Boards and Plank; 18, “Ath Logs and Plank; We rdaary Pant ane ae t wii bite Oak, Staves aren an ekdings 20, BI ace osast a9, ny; ignam' — iste, Kean 008) 26, Iron, “rerpaicusat | § i 90, Lead; 1 Zine, Tin sre; 84, Tools White L Col~ isis Aa” fter the warrant for the same shall have | lyn, } and shall ve prepared by @ contract. will be 1orwaraed ae | (seb in width and inex Walnut Cherry Hat 17,€ 73 17, OF Gedas: 18; Locust: 19, White Oac Staves Ao ing: Bisex Bpouess 21 Locust 7 reensils, nnmvite; 25, I Tron, rend, Page iter? Wes 21, fren ‘Spikes; 5, Iron’ Nai, wipupubinad cr cat Lead: 31, ‘Thine,’ ae and Solder; 3) Hardware, dee Zine Paints; elored, Palate: B 79, &e tin: Vernet an ioe Linnea Gira Ulas: se plats Fe Tallow. Bose, Sweet’ Ship Shandlery.: © gidsstead 945 £, Wiieosen 11 White Pine Logs aud B i, ite Pine Logs and 1 Qars; 15, ichery Bae minut; 17, Croreas; 18, st Butts; flat, and square; 25, Steel; Brikess. 28, I ron M Nails 2B, Big Trov, dey es ad ins ani for ce; 36, Brushes; 3s, White Lead: EA Yine Paint: Jolered Paints: 39, @ Turpentine and Varnis Tineeea Oil; 41, Glass: and Rosin; 44, Fish Oi; Mallow ‘Ship Ghandi rns be Peles; 55, Beliows. NAY SUPPLIES.—1563-'64. « Navy Derantwesr, Bonmav oF Paovisions axp Cioriixs, June 15, 1063. Seranite ProPosats, sealed and endorsed **Pro- posal for Navy Sapplies ” will be received at this urea until 3 o'clock Au Se on Wednesday, the lat day pf yale nessefor ie sbingand delivering, (om rooel ving. ten days’ notice,)at the United states Navy Yardsat Charlestown. Massachuaetts; Brook- New York; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Sugar, Tea, Coffec, Beans, “A ee anal be of the very best quality the cat affo ied Apples onal de ths the best quality pum dying only, and of the crop of the autamn immediately precedi rf the dates of the requisition for the same; ani shall be delivered in paskzges containing not more than three hundred pounds. ‘The irop hoops on the barrels and half barrels ccctalsee scalatees and vinegar to be well painted wi The sugar shall be dry and fit for packing, and G@TON, a bo 36, Yollow Pine Plank k Keel Figess: », No.1. 08 Spruce Cha Stock and Sweet equal in qualit 7 the best Havana suger. ‘he Tes shall be of good quality Oolong, eq ‘al to fei per gree at said y Yards, and be delivered in half and quarter ch benly. The Con ee spall be to the best Cuba ac- eordin, oO samp! The Bonus ehelt be of the very best quality white beans, and shall be of the crop immediately pre ceding the dates of the requisition for the same, 64 pounde to be taken as one bushel, und no deliy- eries to be required until the ist of October next. The Molasses shall be fully equal to u tae sere best quality of New Orleans molasses, and shall be delivered in new, well-seasoned red-oak barrels and half ‘ela, ‘and with white pine heads not Jess than 13; inch thick; the staves not less than 5, inch thick; ‘the barrels and Lalf barrelsto be three quarters Hoeped, and, in addition, to have four one on eech bilge. 1% ‘ineh tn width nad ieth hack thiek, and one on eash chime. I's 1-16tm ineh thiek, and shall be thorougbly coopered and placed in the best ship- ingzeondition. one half the quantity to be im half Barrie if required by the Bureau. The Vinegar shall be of the first quality, = to ae sanders of the United States Phar: contan no other than acetic ind elt be delivered in barrels and balf barrell similar in all respects to these required for mo- lassen, with the exeeption that white oak stavesand heads shall bo substituted for red-oak staves and wh)te-pine heads, and shall be thoroughly coopered and placed in the ‘pest shipping order; one half to be in haif barrels, All the foregoing described articles, embracing easke, barrels, half barrels, and boxes shall be subject to such inspectionas the ehiefof tne Borean of Previsions and Clothing may direct, the in specting officer to be appointed by the Navy De aes Allinspections to be at the place or jeliver: The prices of all the foregoing articles to be the same ‘throughout the your andy bidders'may offer for one or more articles; is offer will be accepted for that yard for which his pr:.po lowest, and where more than one articie ix awarded to a bidder the articles will be embraced in one or more centracts, at the option of the Bureau. ‘All the caske, barrels, and half barrels, boxes or packages shall be marked with their contents and the eontractor’s name. {the samples referred to in tuis advertisement are those selected for the enauing fiscal year, and have Ho, reference to such as have bern previously e1+ 1b ite The quantities named in the follewinglist, at the places therein indicated, such quantities only be- Ing received from time to time ax may be required or ordered by the Chief of this Burean, or by the respective commanding officers of the said Navy Yards during the fiscal yenr ending June 3), 1334, viz: rr: Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Rice 121,008 20.00) O00 Dried pele. sibe.s 60,000 109100 51,000 Sugar, 000 500,000 250,000 Tea. I 35,000 Coffee, ssaees Beans, gal: 3,000 Molas 15,000 Vinegar 15,000 tors not residing at the places where de- re required must establish agencies at such places, that no delay may ariseio furnishing what may be required; and when a cor tractor fails promptly to comply with a requis on, the Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing sball be authorized to direct purchases to be made to sup- ply the deficiency, under the penalty to be ex- pressed in the contract; the record of a requisition, or a duplicate. copy tt thereof, at the Bureau of Pro: visions and Olothin, oT ‘at either of the Navy Yards aloresaid, shall be evidence that such requi- sition bas been made and received. Separate offers must be made foreach article at each of the avoresaid Navy Yards; and in aise more than one article is contained in the offer, the Chief of the Bureau will have tha Abe gs to accept one or more of the articles contained im such offer and reject the remainder; acd bidders whose prupo- Bae are reper ted (and'none others) will be forth- with notified, and as early as practicable a contract will be iranemittea to them tor execution; which contract must be returned to the bureau within five days, exclusive of the time required for the regular transmission of the mails, Two or more approved sureties, in asum equal to the estimated amount of the respective contracts, will be required, and twenty per centum in addi- tion will be withheld from the amouut of all pay- menta on account thereof as collateral security, in audition, tosecure its performauce, and not in any event to be paid untilitis in ali respects com- plied with. Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on ap- lication to the Navy Agerts at Portsmouth, New ampshire; Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal- timore and at this Burean Arecord or duplicate of the letter informing a bidder of the acceptance of hia proposal, will ba deemed a notification thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1845, and his bid will be mate and ac- cepted in conformity with this undratanding. very offer made must be accompanied (as directed in the act of Congress inuking appropria. tiens for the naval service of 1846) 47, approved With of August. 1816) by a wrilten guarantee, signed by one or more responaible persons, to the effect taat he or they uadertake that the bidder or bidders will, if bis or their bid be accepted, enter inte aa obligation within five days. with good and suili cient Furetics, to furnish the supplies proposed. The bureau will not be obligated to consider any proposal unless accompanied by the guarantee re- quired by law; the competency of tle guarantee to be certified by the avy agent, district attorney, or collector ef the customs. Every A picts must be accompanied by satisfactory evidence that the ae has the license required by the law of Yon- bai ne attention of bidders is called to the samples and description of articles required. as, in the in- spection for reception, a just but rigid comparison will be made between the articles offered and the samples and contract, receiving none that fall below thom, and their ettention is also particu- Jarly directed to the joint resolution of 27th of March, 1854, and to the act of the 10th of August, 1846, je 15-lawiw PRorosais FOR BTATIONERY. War Drranturnr, June, 1363. PROPOSALS will be received at this Department until 12 o’cloek on Tuesday, the goth of June BEES, for ete supplyin, the Stationery described in e schedule below, for ine fiscal year commenci. the first day of July next, ant The Stationery must be of me pest quality, Samples must accompan’ The sucressful bidder w 1 er ie Guinea to give bond with approved poraviea ier Coed faithful fal. fillment of his contract, and t) tment will reserve the right to order the 4 tie les as it may deein proper, and to increase or diminish the quan- titier es tated ‘sy hedul Articles not named in the schedule below ar be furnished at the option of the Department = the lowest market prices. PAPER MABE OF LINEN STOCK, 10 reams dispatch cap, weighing 16 peunds, 0 reams loolecap, ruled or plain, weighing 14 pou! 200 reams ome -post, ruled or plain, 10 pounds, Teams quarto-post, ruled or plain, W pounds, headed as per pattern 100 reams note paper, ruled or plain 150 reams note paper, ruled or plain, headed as per pattern. 20 reams copying paper. 30 reams blotting paper, red, 100 dozen blotting boards. 30 reams envelope paper, buff or yellow, royal, 130 reams Manilla wrapping paper, super. royal, 20,000 envelopes, official sizes lain, 20, 000 envelopes, letter and note sizes, plain. ,000 envelopes, official sizes, extra heavy, headed as per pattern, 99,900 enxelo ote, dereer 4 sizes, extra heavy, headed Sper rm 700 gross ‘metalli ic pens, Ios ON quills, No 80. To oz: Faber’ back Jon pence. 150 dome 20er's blue and re red ponolls. J2dozen eerie 20 —— ean ivory handles, dozen sa Lith, pr Wostenholme’s feur-blale Sdozen welecrs 8S SCISSOm, 2dozeu shears, Beaten, becAmea 74 Noyes inex ink, quarts, 2 do. G 60 dozen aeepoh carinine in 24 dozen ink x. ‘8, Drapers, Sadi or equal < pounds nealing WAX, Scarlet, ds india rubber, gia ee cata, weighing weighing sh; 40. Piteh, Tar, | 6 dozen paper weights. Je 6, 13,20,27.29 prcroests FOR STATIONERY, Oprrice oF tHe SuexsTany ad Babe Sunarz. 1, 1663. In pursuance of tha “act tegalisthe and make appropriations for such necessary objects aa have deen usually included in the general bills withont authority cf law. ant to &xand pro- | vide for eertain rncidental ¢xpenses of the Depart- | ments and Offices of the Governnient, and for other purposes,’ approved the 2th day ot August. A. D, 3842, opossls will be reeeived at this offict until i20’cluck m. , on Wednesday, the frat oo, of July, 3883, for fatsiabing tha following i = a ot eeueners fons th se aa of the United | ‘ates Renate, such articles fo be of the very bex and to be a) arares, by the Secretary, viz; ee Oiass, No, 1. 50 reams cartridge ery Aet tough, and | om. | by with very amooth surface, square, to weigh not less than 42 pounds to the ream, ! j | ligen, saosen Sponge cups. | i 1 i { ropriation | and to OF eRe enretcn reams es: paper, very tough, and with very amooth surface, 23 by 3) inehor square, sree not loss than = pounde to the ream, i $.200 reamr cartridge» per, very toug’ | with very smooth surface, 19 by ‘h inehen sane tg not less than 33 pounds to the ream, | 4. 100 reams soft wrapping paper per ream, reams white. law-cap paper, satin finish, ruled; a the very best quality, per ream. 5. 75 reams white ¢ap paper, satin finished, ruled, of the very beat quality. per re 100 reams white cap peper, “pecond qiality, raed, per ream 166 reams white quarto post Paper, > rele sis ed and hard .esleatereg, railed, not less than 9 ti to the ream, per rea: 7 ite post paper, highly sed and 4, plain, fee Weigh no 9 pounts te the ream. per ream. *) reams small letter paper, white, highly sinzed and hard calendered, plain, per ream. . 20 reams white pane note paper, highly red, ruled. per ream ket note paper, highly ed, plain, per ream. laid com morcial note paper, nig a Glazed and hard calendered, raled, per ei 60 reams white laid commercial note paper, ate = and hard calendered, plain, per ream. lozen eap portfolios, without locks, per ad dozen quarto portfolies, with locks, per aan nm, 16. 6 dozen blank books, quarto size, morocco oes containing 4 quires each, per dozen. 17.10 dozen memorandum books, octavo size, perieeo) covers, containing 2 quires each, per eR 18,3 dozen small size memorandum books, moroeco covers, per dozen. aks 6 dozen improved ready reference files, per lozen. 20.10 dozen fonr- plated pen -knives, hasdies. silver tipped. Lea 21. dozen small pearl Styles, per dozen. lade pen-knives. pearl Bandleg: silver tip) ped Sroried styles, per dozen. ae 8 dozen four-blade pen-knives, buck handles, d, assorte7 styles, pr dozen. . 4dozen ivory handle erasers, per dozen. 34. 12 Coven ivory folders 9 inebes long and lineh wile, to Weigh net less than 9 ounces to the dozen, per doven. 25. I2doxen paper weights, of bronze, cut glass, and ofasrorted styles, per dozen, a. Sdozen bronze letter clips,assorted styles,per zen. 2 10 latent pure wax tapers, 40 to the pound, poun 8. oo large size wax matches, in tin boxes, containing 500 each, per M. 29. 100 gross matches en wooden atieks, made without fruiphur, in paper boxes, containing 100 matches each, per gross, ‘30. 12 soxen pi ropelling pencils, with box of leads for ench, per dc jozen.. 81. 24 dozen black lead peneils, Baber’s No. land 2, or others of like quality, per deze: ‘82. 4 dozen extra large size, cut glass inkstai with glass tops. per dozen. 83, 4 duzen inkatands of glaes er other material, assorted styles and sizes, per dozen. 34. 6 dozen ent giass inkstands, 1% inchessquare, with social hinge tops, for desks, per dozen. 35.6 dozen ent glass sand stands, as inches square. with metal‘t tops, for desks, » Per dozen, $8. 3 dozen wood sand-boxes, per dozen. 37. 6 dozen pieces silk oe per dozen. 38. 190 dozen red tapes, No, 25, per doven, 39: 75 dozen red tapes, ho. 19, per dozen. 40. 200 dozen red tapen, N per dovan. 41.2 pounds white Tudber, 4 pieces to the pound, ber po 42.4 Pi pods black rubber, 49 pieces to the pound, per poun: 43. 2 dozen peneil-rubbers, per dozen. 4 12 dozen cloth pen-wipers, per dozen. 45. 3 dozen iron or bronze pen-racks, per dozen, 46. 50 dozen Gilliott’s black swan q steel pens, per dozen. 4710 Boren _paeay' large, bine-barrel steel pens. per ti) ces Gillott’ ‘esmall-barre} stee! pens,per 483. dozen 49. 10 gross Perry’s electro-gilt classical pens, per grons. ee 25 gross Perry’s three-point stee) pens, per en wy gross of other steel pens, assorted styles, per gross. 52. 100 dozen steel-tipped and other styles pen- holders. per dozen. 53. 30 dozxen paneer penholders, rosewood, three Bizes, per do 24. 21000 quilte, No. $0, per M. 55. 1 dozen Japannei tin paper folders,per dozen. 55. 20 dozen jut black ink in quart, pint, and half pint bottles, very best quality, per dozen of each size. Aes 5 dozen small bottles best carmine ink r jozen. 89. 25 pounda red sealing wax, %) sticks to the pound, in }; pound boxes, per pound. 60, 6dozen jars mucilage, with metsl tops and brush for exch, per dozen, 61. 6 dozen indrocco covered trunks, 15 inches by 932 inches square,and 4’. inches deep, with locks, to be in all respects like the sample at this office, per dozen. 62. 8 dozen embossed pa: inches jaquate, and 2)< inches deep, per dozen. 63. 4dozen rulers, round and flat, 12 and 16 inches in iJon eth per dozen. . 5,000 white adhesive envelopes, for letters, very smooth and thick,9’. inches by 4inches square, ir boxes, 13 pachen bya per M. 65 20,000 white adhesive envelopes, for letters, very smooth and thick, 8%; inches by 3%; inches square, per M. 66. De COD white sdhesive envelopes, for letters, very smooth and thict gand in all respects to be of the highest quality, 5>2 inches by 3 inches square, va. 10,000 white adhesive envelopes of the highest quality to suit the amall sized note paper, per M. 68. 10,000 white adhesive envelopes for cards, per 69. 50,000 buff colored envelopes, not adhesive, very smooth and thick, Ue inches by 3% inches equare, for dotuinents. per M. 2. 50,000 buff-colored savelopes: not adhesive, very smooth and taick,7 inches by 3% inches equare, for documents, per M. ll the envelopes must have a fv)! pock+t, and {hose described a6 adiesire must be properly gummed along the -ntive 7 ze of the lappel. The quantities of the different articles above set forth are supposed to be what will be required, but the Secretary of the Senate reserves to himveli the right to order from contractors more or less of fhe sever Several articles, according to the wants of the epartm: the ‘act a proved July 19, 1845,the Secretary oft e Senate ie ‘directed to confing is purchases exclusively to articles of the growth and manufac- ture of the United States, provided the same cen be procured of such growth and manufacture of herd quality, and a reasonable prices, upon as terns as to quality and price as can pe ob- ained of foreign growth and manufacture.” A preference will, therefore, be given to the prodiuc- tions of Americanindustry: andall persons making ponenal to supply any article will state whether ¢ he eee ie is hed tae growth and manufacture of the nit The articles must be delivered at the office of the Secre' of the Senate at Washington, free of any seas @ for carriage: on or before the first day of ober nex: Every article must be of the rey best quality, unless an inferior quality is called for, A sufficient specimen of each article proposed for (of paper halfa quire, ana of pe velcpes 35) is to accompany the proposal, and to be marked with the name of the pro, peer, and of Pal we the weight Perream. The wholeof each arti The foregoing list will be deemed a cla rson offering to furnish any such ¢ Tow est price (quality considered) will receive is con- t for the same on executing a bond, with Le A ee more > Rureties, Satisfactory to the Secretary. of the Senate, for ‘the perierenee thereof, ich bond is to to be filed in the office of the said Seateary eee ten days after the proposal has been ac- cepter fany articles contracted for should not be de- livered within the time salbalated, or should be inferior inany retpect 10) he sample, the bond of the contractor will be put in 5: Proposals should be endo: “Proposals for stationery for the Senate,” and be directed to the Becretary of the Senate at Washington. Proposals and specimens must be selizeredas atthe office free of chores: Je &-wat Secretary of the Senate o. ‘g. HE BEYNOLDS-HOUBE. The undersigned, thankfal to his friends and the iblic in general, for the patronage they, gxeo him as former pro) myer For icOlelian qponte; = ae leave to inform them ¢ Se hs bas Bett 18 establishment to the Bete a 18th street and Penn; sylvania avenue, where he has opened a house ia ao and complete style. Connected with i# isa T. whare the best of Wiues and ree will alwi pe on hand. i can be site publ Lately ie test Red to to visit this mayé3u* J. W, X£YNOLDS, Proprietor, Mmt74Ry 60008. _ STEPHENS & 0O., fpcaint See AVENUE SHOULDER STRAPS. Hats” oe Sicnktnsis} Water eae complete outfits ap 11-tfif a few moments. ALL. 323 P wre persue oan eS & Olark: ood, 4 round ak is oc Tare, (line it Cae, ern As cae es 23a ‘ia ay vie fibers tha Wararodins ae rs or dissaak aa paport. bd Black ‘Tea now on poten, Vermont ay, ave the “ 7 octave, meee Soap perner Bath &B fan ‘TRAVELERS’ DIRBOTORY. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ' 4 giGHLY CON follows : ‘A, NEW YORE & erigaomen Sand 11.158. m, and Gn Ttundays at 630 p.m. only. FOR a Sand 6.9 pv. nm, nataiayeatts ee id a id Aste ‘m. only. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE te ‘ashi neers aces ae) mn. | Dem. anD THE cae ac ante ae om at Band 1 | Sand 8p. m. Hs ts FOR ANNAPOLIE, Taave peril ats — OF Bante e'ran eras ee tapolis ‘on Sundays. uly trom Baltimore ue tate ana ivarth be pg tom o al ae — sation the first and fifth trains fro: at Way pointe. Master ore L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent, j ROE iin ee an panes ises. SPRING AND wae “SCHEDULE BALTIMORE AND ¢ ‘OHIO RAILROAD, FROM WASHINGTON CITY! THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH-WEST. And ly Route Ticket ee oY eres a jnickest Time, Fee es nei’ s Through - Zarongh Check for See Route, and xo Omnibus ‘Washi ‘gage frem Riding, FOUR DAILY. TRAINS FROM WAtHERGTON ‘TY, (Sands: 8 excepted,) making commsesides wt raion leaving Baltiinre at 8.15 He . and On Sundsys, athe peat x at 3 dehy 15.90 P.M... COR necting at Rela Train leavin, connection at anhog with Train leavin, Trains leaving as mare connection with Train leaving P.M. 9P.m. Train from timore, 5 yon THE WET. itimore at 8.15 A. M. URE TO BUY YOUR TEC OkD BY THE BE SRLTIMORR AND OHIO RAI iis ae the Qnty Route y which Phrough Tikes or Through Baggage Checks can be procured tn Washington. Knight's Latest Improved 8LEEPING CARS, of the most superior finish, attached to Night Trains, THE SHORTEST AND Hd mse DIRECT ROUTE COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, CIN- CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, éc, dc, ce. WP WITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAM BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.¢S Ba" Special Ne Notice to Passengers er re afeed ree — Passen, = eMEROUGH Ti iat in Wethla neta Washingt: a Baltimore, and Ohio lege of visiting Baltimore (if desired) wi tional charge, Railroad, 8. at! eee 7 nee he Obie Tae with CLEVE- OX! L OHIO and Mant etek ch NOINNATE MATLROMDS; ane through them, with the whole Railway System 0 arene oer WEST, GENTEAL WEST, SOUTH OnE For THROUGH RICKETS a vies apply at the ‘Ticket Office, Washi neyo Sts tion. M. COLE. General meee Agent. PEN ENNSYLVAN TA CENTRAL RaH ROAD ith Less Obanges of Oars 5 ie aye any t 6.90 4. M. makes von Janetion (Relay House) mat 3,5, 0F 6.80 P.M. Baltimore at in the Through price, and have the grr, Master of Transportation ap 21-tf rer ‘with ite ts connections) 18 A FIRST- ou SPEED, ARARREY BTONE BALLASTE! BAGGAGE OHECKED THROU TORE WESTERN OITIES, ae) COMFORT! ¥ROM BALTIMORE THREE DAILY PHILADELPHIA To-PrrsBUnG! OLO8E CONNECTIONS AT UeRRI with Trains on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD, THE GREAT. CENTRAL ROUTE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE ints in the WEST, NORTAWEOT. We For Through Tickets the Northern Genital Railro: gton, and Calvert Station, Baitimore. enee FROM DUST SBUEC AND SOUTHWEST. ly at the offices of ompany, northess soxper of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, NOT VEGRTAELE A PURE TONG. DOCTOR HOOFLANyS GERMAN BITTERS, H | ' Da. C. M. JACKSON, Philadpnis, Pa, WILL BRFECTUALLY Cuny anise 5 and 6.9 | LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, Jiqypioy t GHEONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILIT:, py_ ' BASES OF TES KIDNEYS,AND ayy, H DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISOR_ DERED LIVER OB STOMACH, \ “ett 5 f — wo Head. acrid Btom Nansea, Eo “ el piscars fer sation Busting of ae i ‘ | Stomach the It riathing Fieiteriag at t the H. or Buffoeating Sensations when in a | Dimness of Vision. Dota or Webs Fever and Dull Pain im the Hi 6 Perspirgtion, Rlethrat rd of the Skin Eyes, Pain in the Side, pee ex. Chet, Limbs, &e., Sudden Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant Imaginings Ba rot = ' ita, Aad will positively Yellow Fever, Bilie Bove. te. jook They Contain Ne Aicehel er Bad Whiskey? the above diseases in ninety- They will cure beeper -ning ot Hostant serrs mn itere, (purely Yeas: loefland’s German Ta, (pul hosts of ignorant Quaeks and unscrepulons oP aa aoa ae ood fesigume in soins vfely. com ANS writ injure a7 nog omg mics, christene Tormeninerable array. of, Alcohotie Beware 0 thi bottles and big-belBed etaicoe The? modert sppeliation of ‘Ditters; pa ert oar seer ss HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS and untried article, but have stood the test of fifteen years trial by the American pab- He; and a Sagi feve Seputation —_ sale, are not rivalled a 0) ery Te thousands of Letters from tae mon snes Indus lari table, are nota ni A TERE an PHYSICIANS, CITIZENS, fi ftheirown pet Testifying of rey beneficial effects and Tadic victa ters. Do You Want Something to Strengthen You? Do You Want a Good Appetite? Do You Want to Build Up Your Constitution? Do You Want to Feel Weil? Do You Want to Get Rid of Nervousness? Do You Want Energy? Do You Want to Steep Wei? Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeling IF YOU DO, USE HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. }, to the Bite Kev, J. Newton Brown, B.D., Editor of tha sem Tt puta Rites Kaosioien: Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Medicines in Peneral, rongh distrust of their ingredients and effects, I ye' nor of fed FA sufficient reasons why aman mia not testi benefits he believes himself to have received f i any simple preparation, in the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit of others. I do this the more Peete in regard German Bitters, yespared by Dr. C, M. Sgekson, of this city, because I was prejudiced agains ne years, under the Secession that they wens ‘oofiand’s an alcoholic mixture. Robert Bhosmaker, Es! ir testa, Tam indebted to my euely aa for the removal of this prejudice by pro mee to try them, when suffering from great and continued debility. The use of aa bottles ‘ese Bitters, at the begi ear, was followed by evident rei an egree of bodily and mental vi not felt for six months before, and had almest de- oe Of SEER: I pp 6 ofa and my friend fer directing me to the use of them. is 3. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia, June 22, 1961, PARTICULAR NOTICE, ‘There are many preparations sold under the name of the present and restoration r which I had f Bitters, put in quart bottles, compounded of the ELEN DID cara S yO ON AEE ee i cheaper’ ents or common zam, costing from 9 SMOKING asp SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS pe Gonanter Seeds the taste disguised by Anice FROM WASHINGTON. tainis Sass of Bitters has cansed and, will continue Passengers will take the 6.30 a.m.and6.3) p.m, | to cause, as long as they can be sold, hundreds to traime connecting in Baltimore with the 9.15 a.m. | die the death of the dronkard. ‘By their use the and 9.15 p.m. “treo ins on the Northern Central Rail- | system is Rept continusily under the influenee of road, and arrive in Harrisburg at Up. m. Le 135 piers Sumulanteor Speed pgp co 8 wi for Liquor is cr mithe Penuspivania Central Bailtosd for ail the horrors attendant upon adrunkard’s life and alparta of the Went For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bit- FREIGHTS. ters, we publish the following receipt. Get ona By this route Freights of all descriptions ean be | tottle Hoofand’s German Bitters and wix w a three | forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads rts of good Brandy or Whisky, and the r rik f of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Dlinois, Wisconsin, tea preparation that will far excelin mec lows, or Missouri, by Railroad direct. tues and true excellenee any of the numerous or ‘The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects | Bitters in the market, and will cost much less. You at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods cam | will have all the yaa. of Hi ad's Bittersim be forwarded fo any port on the Ohio, aia: Connection with a good article of Liquor, at a muen Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, nh nois, ie- | less price than rene inferior preparations will sippi, Wisconsin, ‘Missouri, Kansa: cost you, vers: ‘and’at Cleveland & Bandasky. end ‘one ra orthwestern eaiierenants and ship rato the transpor- ATTENTION, BOLDIERS! tati ir is Company can rely 7 with coutdencesn 1a pe alr ao AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS, THE RATES OF F. RELG GHT to and from any point We call the attention of all ook relations or in the West, the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, friends in the army to the fact that “*HOOFLAND'D reat at es ss a ape atle se are charged by otht | GERMAN BITTERS” will cure nine-tenths of the Rai, pone diseases induced by exposuresand privations inci- arteular to mark packages ‘Via Penna, dent tocamp life. In the lists, published almost Oentral RR qeny tn the newspapers, on the arrival of the slok. WH. BROWN, Ag’t Northern Central R. R., it Hype noticed that a'very large proportion are No. $0 North street, Baltimore, suffering from debility. Every case of that kind ENOCH LEWIS, Geni Superintendent. afons Fs can be readily cured by Hoofiand’s German Bitters, LL. HOUPT. Gen’l Ticket Agent. ee hia. | Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, ¥ Palle, organs are speedily removed. We have no hesite- delphia. a tion in stating these Bitters were freely used among our, soldiers, jundreds of lives might ise wil lost. (SFORET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES! Pee atl particular Aitention, to the following re SAMARITAN?’S GIFT! markable and well authenticated dure of one of the - sane TANS GIFT ay, Rene ni ee CERTAIN REMEDY E uU THE oe) A Potitive Cure” for pig nese Fe ugust{273d, 1962. GONORRHEA, GLFET, ‘STRICTURES, &. Messrs. Jones & Evans.—We Sentlener, par Contains no Mineral, no Balaam, no Mercury, Hoofiand’s German Bitters has saved my life. ‘T’ Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, | is no mistake in this. It is vouched for A a They are vontirely vegetable, having no smell nor | of my comrades, some of whose names are appended, any unpleasant taste, and ‘will not in any way in- | and who were fully cegnizent of all the circum- jure the stomach or Bowels of the most delicate. stancesof my ease. I am,and have been for the Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases | last four years, a member of Sherman’ ‘8 celebrated in “twenty-four hours.’? Prepared by a graduate battery. wit under, the — command of of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most | tain R. B. A ugh the exposure attendant eminent Doctors and Chemists ef the present day. upon my Satie duties, was att oven: NO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER. | ber last with inflammation of the te lunge, and Let those who have despaired of getting cured, for meen TAY days in the hospital. — or who have been gorged with Balsam Copaiva, or | lowed by great ‘debility, heightened by an at ‘of Mercury, try the dysentery. I wasthen Dope from nt ite SAMARITANS GIFT. ‘euse and sent to this c’ er Bent by mail in a plain envelope. “Btate ‘of Maine,” from which I anded 1 the st Price— ray —— oS singe 93. June, Since thattime I have been about as lew coon, | Renketeeon rae ae sa gies BOHORULA ULORES. SORES SPOTS. TRTTERS, swallow anything tnd it did Yorce aforsel down, CALS Bolts. SYPHILIS 0 Ok V itwas immediat iately thrown up again a notveven keep a of water on SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICES | momach. Life coult not fast under theee clreum” SYPHILIS OF VENEREAL DY reo the BA. Sean ete ne cee MARITAN'S HOOT AND HERD JUICE. is peas plain lenses Baelpegrs gore poe yee ea most molt, certain and effectual remedy over pre. frankly told me they could do no more for me, and seri Ht reaches and cradionat every particle of Reet me to see a cler, and to 6 such | vene so that the cure is thorough disposition of my limite as bent suited me. Permanedt Take t then of this purifying reme- ‘acquaintance who visited me Sat ‘the bh Sy and be healed, and do not trannmit to yout por itr. Prederick Bteinbron, of Bixth below Arch st., terity that fer thin oe you may Fepant inafter years. | advised me, asa forlorn hope, to eg he ‘your Bi and kindly’ uae - ok . From the time t AauakiraN's VELSr age eae Ta qumupenced, Tain anes eee B deat for it, will remove eve: of impnri from the a ep 0 it system, as well as all tne bad effects of Mercury. erties, sbetten, Thea tert Shak ea feel ranguine ies Poet FEMALES! nee FEMALES a of bei ng fom 1 havo to fee 4 ee a dang fier, affections with w! numbers of elircht Seth Aan GSL'G | Renae Se reticent paige Whitest bearing down, Falling of the Wemb, | Sble itiers Lowe irae fears to yout Bitnen Oa Debility, and for gomolalats incident tot the sex, | een ne clorious privilege of again a 108°Rt by express. Frice $1 » bottle, or bottles | bosom those who are dearest to me in life, imate 'B # OHANORE WASH, Very truly yours aac ions. folly conear, in aaee a of the above state. MOND & GO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post We we red of ee coe +4 peotd by 8. CALVERT FORD, c rner of 11th ang | Mr. iN ea rentored wheal ist New York Ba! HENRY COOK, Alexandria. _, GEORGE A. ACK! sv Go. Gcrith Maine eed Bed ee So ‘ASHINGTON BRASS AND . EB. lery, Battery F. Ww Conductor. Minkels ae BAN. J.B. FASEWELL, Oo. B, $i Vermoat, rr. ei rs. 8! Hall Sa0 Pennsylvania avi ww Mr. ‘t. Wagner, 050 Ninth street, or ‘Mr. U m1 tree corne: nue, Navy Yard. ahs rz “4 Cj 2 oe ~ EW BUTTER. Penn, N NEW CHEESE. ESR. Received daily at Prive: ‘on bid : mrs Corner Bighth andaD iat, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS? PEL? ann CEMENT eo that he signarare of 0. M . FACKBOM For sale low b on the WHA Jon & | & ee om, PRICE PER ‘75 OENTS, ‘ my S-eolm* _Ageste fort ie. OR HALF DOZ. FOR $4. ~ - Should your: oarest drhppist not have article 0. 937 PENNSYLVANIA SHES ag-not be gett hy any of by = he oxiccing ape 4M, aININGER & €0.S STORE geen Gore ying sesarely teckedte cee - PuimoiraL Orrion amp Maworaovoay, No, 631 ARCH 8T. » JONES & EVANS, (Dasdemora to OG, M, Jackson & Go.,) " Proprietors, Wor er sale by and Dealers tows is the United poy bina