Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1863, Page 4

STAR. LOCAL NEwWs. Postce REPORTS.— Firet. Preciuct— Joan bream oy i ass nla caa ain 5 eer Precinct. —Otto Sick, fast Also, for malicious mischief, diemissed. Timber, selling whisky to eoldiers; do. Third Precinct—Jobn Sullivan, Qeo. @old- smith, Richard Abram, Soe tare, military. Krowlee, do; jail: Gath O'Neal doz $248, John L. Hill, drunk; dismissed. ile Fourth Precinet.— disorder! ee do; $1.25. Cordelia Winter, drank: 82. john Goden, do.; nse, nA, arunk and disorderly; $2. ye Thos. Thos, Wadewort®, Aceauit and batter ; jail for Bizth Preciact—Samuel Stock, sok, dranhyTocxed up 6 hours, and dismissed. Wm. Hanter, drunk and riding on pavement; #250. Julius ‘Wivall, threats, bail for peace. Daniel Mahony, cre- atfng nuisance; deferred. Pat McLaughlin, mt ex, re; $5. John W. aiseelega- suepition of larceny; Aismiseed. G. W. Oar- penter, concealed weapons; $20.55. W.B. Kuctt, drank and Covent 8 workhouse. Fenth Precinct—_Wm. Mortis, aseank and battery; wi for eonrt’. Rebecca Gant, John Godey, Tnes. Kehoe, do,, dismissed. Patrick Q’Brien and Jno. Callan, disorderiy; disrais- sed.-Conrad, Smid, Anna Bird, izabeth Bruce, Mildred Oarrotl, do; #1.9each. Jose- phine Pi jckreHs nRieance; at 1. -Sscond "WARD Sratiow Oas¥s.—Benjamiiu Maun, fighting, $158. Mary Kane, do; dis- missed. Alired Jackeon, suspicion; do. “Jobu Denin, drunk; 81.91. Le’ baler eager $1.58. Mary E. McCub! Keeping bawdy + Rowse; bail-for court. - = Eatly Ueeberiild, maton, dismissed. Eliza @o.: do. ‘Premac, hnecping bawdy eee eald tor eourt. Emily. Wilson, Troelisntion; dismiseed. Wm. A. Donn, disorderly gathering, fy Jas. Dean, keeping bawdy house;do. Wm.O'Hara, drank; 1-38. Sas. Shehan, vagrancy; workhouse. SEs ees Fourts WagD STaTIox OasE3.—Michae! Tenney, azsault and battery; bail for court. Maria Joner, do.; jail for court. Josephine Fisher, dieorderly: dismissed. Nancy Sanders, do.; do. John O'Mara, drunk; do. John Dsn- ahve, drunk and disorderly; do. James Brown, do.; de. Christian Haueon, drank; do. John Carroll, do; do. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. {Oorrespondence of the Star.) Grorcerowy, Aug. 12, 1563. Last evening, about 10 o'clock, a woman by the name of Mary Simmons, while passing the barge Flying Dutchman, strack her footagainst eleet, which threw her overboard, and be- fore aseistance could be afforded she was drowned. Her body, although she was drowned 80 early in the nig’ t, is yet (11 o'clock to-day) lying at the Government wharf, at the foot of Congress street, awaiting the action of the cor- oner’s jury. It is very offensive to the work- men on the wharf, and ought to have been at- tended to sooner, if it was possible. This morning, Hamilton Knowles was ar- yested by officer Cameron for disorderly con- duct towarde his wife. Justice Reaver com- Mitted him to jail to awalt the action of the grand jury. The arrivals to-day are—Steamer Empire, Hunter, N. Y., merchandise to Morgan & Rhinehart; schrs. Josephus Edwin, Connelly, Vienna, woed to Hyde & Davidson; Spirit of the Times, Fall, Havre de Grace, Md., lumber to J. Libbey; Wm. senneay: Chrity, Paila- ceiphia, coal to Dixon & ing; B. Kivg, Alexandria, light; A.H. Folley, Hieks, Bakimors, grain to Government; D.C. Gai- ther, Branhall, Baltimore, grain to Hartley & Bro; Ready Gale, Cleston, wood to Bouge & Donnelly. ried—Steamer Jas. S. Green, el Ne ~» Merehandise from Morgan & binelart. ineesdull. Markets ateanion iF, Super, S7p.extra, 7.25889; family, eommon, $5.75a29.50; choice brands—Darby's, B10, Ray’s, $10a810 50; Welch's, 810.50. Wheat, Fasc $1.40a1.50; white, $1.05a81.75. Corn, yel- tow, 85290c.; white, 902 %c. Oata, Maryland, 55 a6de. Hay, S25aG23. Mill stuf, 35a55c. Pota- toes, Hic. Apples, $5. Oranges, $6; lemons, 26.25. eider—common, %c.; do.. claritied, 3a 35c¢.; Champagne cider, 2 percase. WhRis- ky. 47a4Se. Salt, G. ; 3 bulk, 7Sc. per bushel. anthracite, $9.50. Plaster, lump, $6; ground, $30. Lumber, #25930 per M. Cosa. Barn ‘Dre! Mam Drell Batehelor’s celobrated Hair Dye is the best in th werld. The only harmless, true aad reliatls Dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Bed, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a @lossy Biack or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair er staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and Deautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- | stoting its pristine eolor, and rectifies the ill effecta ef Bad Byes. The Genuine is signed Wittsam A BarouEton, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—&1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dreseing the hair. jy 7-roly pam Orrioz or P. H. Drang & Co.. No. 292 Broadway, N. Y., July eth, 1953. The Plantation Bitters Bottle ie secur-4 to us by United Btates Letters Patent, and any attempt to All or cell from the same any other Bitters what- soever than the genuine Mrck:’s Planatation Bit- ters i a misdemeanor punishable both by fine and tmprisonment. Phe popularity of our celebrated Bitters has in- duced unprincipled persons to put up in our Bot- ties vile and poisoned imitations, of which the public are cautioned. Every Bottle of the genuine Beare the fac simile of our signature cna steel- plete labe! with our private U. 8. Internal Beve- moe stamp over the cork, Al persons offending as above after this date will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the lay. P.H. Drags & Oo., dy B-e0 1m _Bole Proprietors, Take no more wnpicasani and unsafe Medicines. For unpleasamt and dengurcus discuss, use HeLMpoip’s ExrRac? BucHU, Which has received the endorsement of the moat Prominent Physicians ia the U. S. Is pow off-red to afflicted humanity 2s a certain = for the curate amesees end symptoms origi- masse from diseases and abuse of the Urinary or Mental and id Biyaic cal Depression, ca stermiaction of Blood to the Head,” Tmin! On o' Confased Ideas, ST ena Trcitepitt ral Irri Bostloseness and Bleepléssnoss at Night, Absence of — cieneye Tong of Aypotite lon, ™ Low 1 ta, Disorganization or Paral: of the Organs of Genera’ Palpitation of the Heart, in faet, all the concomitents of a Nervous = Debilitated state of the system, waswre f uine, cut this out, rea : Helmbcld’s. Take no other. Je 4-5 Oures ru: See ertisement in avother colump. > Bossy ee sma Gift is the and etual remedy—ind he aly rege ve; wabie t oR ady ever discovered > a fo 10 four pi secant caves fn twenty for cates’ cnnrenrys S Dab ton ls tobe tobe exposed: Mise pack tan’s eet fad, > ry ive anent cure iis, * Spots, Totters ries G1, oF six bottles ier! Boia’ by 8-0, See advortissment, mas Grass PRxESYLvamia Fours 5 iP? the North and We sly Baliimors ud pictwotrains leave fare poteed therm D. Bi,; 08 Bundaye from 2 ee eee : Siem een Bae Petty sbox. Th ora ee ae Revorvine TRON TURRETS, 4 Navy Dsranruenr, July 2, 1863! The Novy Department will, pose 26th day of t tions for the construction N by Bosfon,. New York Phila- r ¥ Yards, oftwo revolving: we apregnatle Stake pipes, with" . Wore Be é internat Ldidcorter of theta 5 igiet dint jiapives. ar comm asdat trsene cate Hiebectawey tat we one t twett enes ‘bh! _aepaw dot wr SEP ier ar) eugiaes. ape ener. for bitter * rrat nt tha bracing @f the 2 Fae: soetand time within which Pye aan Mesias Tit bo eo 1 pictgd og doand, the office ota, 256 Ogoal i6a ‘be outside a, vha* thaymay ty Deotd ; ay sia scop.; Jaside diamarer { foot and Satie as | Misorats ‘elf the above- | Bounds and Marthe | ‘ly; #2 each. James T. Oiarz, | | that substitutes shall be « Lagi must satisfy as to the , in all substitute. eee Sess caun recruits for the service of the United Statesare required to fulfil should be to subatitutes, } ‘Hogan Suge se it. The foliow ing opirions of Colonel Joseph Hoh, Judge Advocate General, are published for the information of al] Officers of | Baresu, and for their guidance in the cases specified and in snalogous cases: In caze of a fath er claiming e: fora son, under 7th clause of 2d section of “the En- Tollment Act, on the ground thathe has already furnished two sons to the. military service; one of whom is now'dead.: OPINION, » The exemption claimed in this case cannot be allowed under tho 7th provision of the 2d sectuon of the Enrolling we becauce that "oh vision requires that thete shall be two of the saiie family im the military servite at tie same time. to entitle the residue of the family to iHe privilege granted.” With regard to Mabibity to draft otf members of the Enrolment Board and of Sutlers. OFINiON, It seems that under the’ ‘comprehensive and imperative langnage of the Enroling Act, Sut- Jers, together with the usembers of the Enroi- ing Board, are necessarily sudjectito draft. If the latter are now in the military service it may be 8 grout, thould they be drafted, for relieving them from the duties of the field; bat not baving been in the military service oa the 3d of March, the law gives them no privilege of exemption beyond that which is secured to other citizens.” In caze of exemptions obtained by moans of false affidavits. , ° OPINION. “So long fs the cerdficate of exemption re- Toains 10 force, tt would not be proper to hold the drafted man as liable to military service. ‘The judgment of the habe pedsiry is declared by the law to be ‘final’ u the Sac jade cle exemption, but it is so onl; nly while that jadg. ment remains unreyersed Board, like an. ¥ other quasi judicial body, may revise its own action and correct any errors which it may have committed. It therefore the decision has been based on oaths or testimonies subsequent- ly ascertamea to be falee, the Board chowld, having first given notice to the party, proceed to reconsider its action, and ff, for the reason mentioned, the pasgment shonkd be found er- roneous, it id be set aside, and the certifi- cate of exemption based -apon it, should be vacated and held for naught. 1 The party shouki then be held for military duty as though no such certificate had been issu The persons making the false oaths in the matter would be subject to prosecution, but as the military au- thorities have the first claim on the party drafted, he should not be turned over to the €ivil authorities without the special direction of the Secretary of War.’ In case of persons who were exempted from the dratt of 1562, by reason of being engaged in the manufacture of arms for the government. OPINION: «No ground is perceived on which the claim otexemption made for these men can rest. ! letter of the Secretary of Wat does not tance the question. It recognizes them, it is true, as in the service of the government, but this they may well be without their being ip the ‘milita- ry service’ in the sense of the Enrolling Act. ‘They do not seem to have ‘been ever enlisted, or to have been formally entered into the ser- vice for which they were but oni the contrary, were excused therefrom because of their being engaged in the manufactures of arma for the government, in Colt’sestablishment, It is in reference to this latter employment that they are spoken of by the Secretary of War, as ‘in the service of the government,’ and such eervice most clearly cannot exempt them.” In éace of asubstituta who proves to be & deserter from military eervice, or a manalready in that service. OPINION. “A man whe is under obligation to perform tailitary duty on his own account, cannot cer- tainly be received as a substitute for another. To be ‘acceptable’ in the sense of the law, he must poseess all the legal qualifications for the service. But an enlisted man has disqualified and absolutely disabled himself from perform- ‘ing the duties of a substitute, by engagements entered into with the government. Ifthe Board of Enrolment has been imposed upon, and has granted a certificate of exemp- tion because of a substitute furnished, whe proves to be a deserter, or one already in the military service, the Boardghottid, after notice to the party, proceed to reconsider its action, and should set aside its former judgment and annul the certificate of exemption granted. Ita right to doso, on @ proper showine, is undeni- able—the act of determining upon the accept- ability of the substitute being judicial in its character, and subject torevision and reversal. The certificate of exemption having been thus vacated, the party’s original liability under the draft remains.” JAMES B. Fry, Provost Marshal Generat. V AB oar ANT MENT. ADJUTANT GENERAL’s Orrice, WASHINGTON, June 29, 1588. General Orders, No. 196. The Adjutant General will provide an appropri- ate medal] of honor for the troops who, after the expiration of their term, have offered their services to the Government in the present emergency, and also for the volunteer troops from other States that have volunteered their service in the States of Pennsylvania and Maryland, By order of the Secretary of War. B.D. TOWNSEND, Rx” Assistant Adjutant General, Se ess andreas JUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF - pneu gaEEETMNNT oF wane Office Chief » May 23, 1983. DRALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IuPLawests, Gar- DEB BEEDS, A0., are requested to furnish thisoffee price lists of the various articles of their trade. The same should be directed to Lieutenaat Colo- nel B1ias M. Guezxs, Chie Quartermaster, De- partment of Washington. my 3-tf KENDALL'S ANBOLINE FOR TES BAIR. AMBOLINE MOISTENS, BEAUTIFIE£S, ODOR4TES, LENGHTHENS, EN ViGORATES, NOURISHES; EMBELLISHES: THE BAIR. KENDALL'S AMBOLINE isarare compound stimalating extracts from: Blowers, Boots; Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and P MANBRT VIGOE of the HAIR, “Highly beneficial where the hair requires gentle. stimulant.’ Da. OBILTON, “Have never had anything which 20 perfectly answers the purpose of a hair dressing.” WARREN WARD, Bee No. 377 Ganal street, N “ After being tea a eeat years your ped % has cover entire scalp with at | On Erte m= Prot. JOHN SENIA, ~ No.'35" King street, N, ; For save by al) Drugeiste and Feaoy Dealera. Fas in boxe containing two. ape)’ be Lava it ana for Pleat olen! id ar ©) TRERDELD &-BaNNISTERs, 106m Sd, S42 Broapway, ¥, 480 Beventh st. peor os are POF ol ee QUOTHING. | QLOTHING. ¥ LAWSOP Ter UNITED tik Meistng med rp Rerioes irremine jounty eat) th 1983, By ee Pe IN THE TIM xeayen Wisdéx rario ns Divas 22 pee ee Na" ‘en rmragyaD ph eh open om RersaeUrrce Bar att of ie ioe aay of at. at jae for be the H of Representatives of the United Btates, vis: Par seo resint white Cee esd Beer es serline, teint & reams w! Siexte vest, extre superfine, feint 80 reams white eeeetonest, extra migerfine, ruled eoiestece mah te mamta, Rote, extra superfine, se commeroial note, extra superfine, wo Reems wont @ foolseap, extra superfine, feint @reame ie. gn Baie 5 aa Be athe eres 44 ‘. oes at Ouass' No. ae Pa (Sheol Neal, pencils 2 on gross } Ee inp pane 75 pounds ven cea pee Ey ear ek pein acters ‘dosen. ae Piaere git and aces ‘and broaze Sdewen vorticiion sbeot ansoried ed rion | fa ripe ogc aad age eatin ae, ands aaa rubber, various sises Ge He . - pati ares and smal AUGUSTUS SONNSON & CO., 209 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Burwann 97a & 1072 B79., (OOMBS’ BUILDING,) Invite the Trade to inspect their stock ef WINBS 4ND LIQUOES, POBLO00 AND &EGARS, GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP, ‘ensurpessed in this city in variety and quality, Being the Bole Agente for MESSRS. FRANK BLININGEER & CO., igs 00 ee 428 No.4. 200 g' rose beat metallic 8 in boxes meen grees con ese at ie qrom coon ant bottom alass inkstends 8 dozen giaes inkstands, assorted styles dearen olds RFR e. fins. oe and picts olders. ee 23 fo ren acitag inves ant sal bottion - 5 Fr ry Twelghte, assorted styles Ko. 15 Buaven 57., New Yous, i asacn aed Vents ¥e | we sell their celebrated 600 amall papers Diack writing sand 1 Crass Ro. 5. mes rare Manijila enveloping paper, flat. mae ith. smocth Furface, aby igh not less than 4 po maxilla enveloping paper. oe reamt brown with imooth eurface: 19) beat BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, at New York prices,—freight added, ‘We would call the attention of DIVISION FUR- ine petted weigh not lesa than 7] pounds VEYORS to the fact that wo have the above goods 800 reams 3 irsen, manille enveloping paper, fst ready packed for shipment in cases containing years fossa: ety oan. ‘Weigh not eid a jee than one © ia each oni Sllvamg P. for the above must state the p-ice per order for them on call. youn for paper, and price per thousand for enve- — wan, ane Pee 27 the mamesof the P. B.—We also keep constantly on hand the larges ap he eat appro¥ 0 jane it Tea, te 1844, a4. the C Clerk, or nfini and most varied assortment of Vedi: Lepage ive to articenat the growth CHAMPAGNE WINES PER EAR g tans rion aad | — a je quali: a? reaeonad! t@ be fomnd in thie city, embracing the following prices, apom as good terms ea TS aualtty ‘Bnd price well-known brands stow mana- fe ce will, therefore, be given to VOR CLEQUOT, Sposule to aupplz-auy arsicie-will sone making Drop the same is of the growth and maau- fagtere ik the United Brates eb ge for me are at thenathee of tue Ola ‘Clerk o 44 carr: a o! ve! oan of Representatives, on or. before the over Bach bidder, ¢ he ‘3e may desire to propose a cine Ry will be required to make a separate and distinct MOBT & CHANDOB, ~ @ H. MUMM & 00., PIPER BEIDAICE, BRIDSICK & OO., ai dF or , oT BUGENB OLIQUOT, Gasset cas Ts : er ea, RCRA 8 SP ropoeal baadiiary bat of Stationery for House of Represente- CHARLES RIVAET & Co, tives of the Unit are: eniere ined. They Mill be tree of portage. stent speci mens of eac! met aecom- pany. : ropoeels: marked with the nano of the th pore ee advertisement. the namber of the class, according to articles atthe ovastartocgaaltie on coundersd ak redsanal receive & contract for the same on executing a bo with two or more sureties, satis! ry to the Olerk of the House of ‘Representatives, for the rformance of the same, under & forfeiture of wice the contract price ie case of failu:e. which bond must de filed in the offloe of the said Clerk within ten days after the posals have been opened and the result decla EMERSON BTHBRIDOR, y 14 Jlawiw. Cle: {Chron Inte! & Wepad.} BOPOSALS FOR BUNTING AND DRY GOODS Burgav or Navicarion, Navy bhai el 9 fashinzton, July 18, 1863. BEALID Prorossrs will be received at phi Bu- reau, until the 15th day of August next, for fur nishing the requiaice supplies of Bunting and Dry Goods for the Navy during the year ending on the Soth of June, 1864, Proposals must be endorsed ‘' Proposals for Banting, or Dry Goods,” as the case may be, and directea to the Ohief of the Bareau. The articles to be included in these proposals are particularly described in the printed schedules, copies of which may be ‘obtained 6: on application to the Commandants, or Navigation Officers, of the respective Yards, orstthe Bureau. Samples will be seen, and eat tad or special information obtained, ors plication to the Commandants or 7 43 Inspection of our Stock 1s -most respect- fally sobated, AUG. JOHNSON & CO, may 18-1? RTT enoues. FANT & 00., BANKERS NO, 368 PENNSYLVANIA ‘AVENUR, Will continue te furnish U. S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS As long as issued by the Government, at par, U. B. Coupon 6’s of 1881. U. 8. 7-30 Treasury Notes. U. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. Exchange on all parte of Burope and the Northern Cities sold in sams to sait purchasers. Btockes and Gold bought in New York exclusively on Commission. ho RITTBNHOUSS, PANT & CO. By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. ABRIAGB BAZA. D Fim 259 onpsiaggpazann ax mm Brpressiy for the SALB OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, 40., 96 Louisiana Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth strécts. Navigation 0 cers of the Yards. GssH ADVANCED On OONSIGEMBNTS. - ne th ig ieaals specified in the eouennies ae Storage for Carriages. nly estimates probable requiremen' ie i i orves, Garr aero recived for peivate at | Hab a renenred to Eengire mores O¢ Soc lem, my tf W. L. W. WALL & OO., Aucts, Allarticles must be delivered to 'he Yard, at the EW YORE expense and risk of contractor. ip suitable N packages, with his name properly marked thereon; and the ‘cles must be subject to thé inapection. measurement, weight. &c.,of the Yard where re- ceived, and entirely satisfactory to the Navigation Officer stationed thereat. Offers will be received for the who'e ofthe Bunt- ing.opthe whole of the Dry G: ods, required for the four xen a, to be delivered only at the avy Yard at klyn, New York; and Tonfere will be re- ceived pee — a separately required for each Yard,to be ivered ‘ard for which the proposal is ‘meas In com: ating. the price stated in the column of prises wil be the standard, and te aggregate extended ia the bedi rane Every offer rast be accompanied bya written ge required by law, the for "of which contract im each case abs be ewaried £0: tothe Jomen to tonaside bidder who gi its fulfiment. but the ri, ght ie is Pesarved to tore seceanyic any oF all of the bids, if for the intorest of the ent. Those otly whose offers may be accepte will be notified, and the contracts ee be forwarded: a3 thereafter as practicable, whioh the bartiea Fequired to Brecate ati im days afte: rocaiving m atthe nearest post o or savy Pure! relics in the fall Gand Tequited to sign. the contract, and thei mnsibility certified toby a ‘Suiee so 8 Dist Judge, Attorney, Collector or Navy Agent, Form of Guarantee, The ih rerpe ln of in the State of hereby guarantee that in’ io casa the foreesig ere! at in Epes for any of the mat irrfebin te erein Samed be ose arg 9 or they eae within ten mareare steer me of the contract at office WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE, SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASHINGTON ond GEORGETOWN, D. C. BAL net a am. ar ef High pa srest, trom fo foot of 35, foot of Wall ee jgetown, and Pier Fer role ox paamge = fo1t0n" 117 Wanner east Bary PPIA’S AMBULANCB anngees LONDON; | ety agent fhe vont om contract ner *9 Buy, ea BD. the sane with ‘sufficient » on the Wer das: mia hall fail to enter faite con ese at are cau | Seeaee trees Tree a on oe Book forthe Mili- and that which may be accepted, Phen _ tines of gees Surgery; Lon- Bignatures of two guarantors, ¢ ¢° Y that the — stir = meas tt ‘ne ce asmen of proon ty, MP Sih to masse beat Bomembrancer: 5, good their guarantee, i ¥ rahTe Pharmecopmis; . e fignature, @.H To: be si the ited contrary Nites on Sawa iBiion. Jape. Ualted PBtaton Dintciee Aitornan Qolace ik U.éi TACTICS FOR COLORED rRooPs | = ‘Ordronsox’s*Manusl for the Military Surgeons, wee COLLING & 00.3 pa eat cet of Bouth Carolina. By Charles PHILADELFHIA - Hy, ith DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. ws ey Lah with Special Reference to FR Fee quantities of DRAUGHT su " Rig ANCE PAYLOB. | tna POSTER FOBTAN from iis strated Brewer Brewery, 2-8 which Iam prepared to furnish Sl persons whe will favor me with thelr ordord Batigfaction guarantiod. race glee say dziverd will be ircmphld a 4 fy al "Wath eta Pen np 1)-3f8 > rans to eall ax an ING, | mee rapes. soa ea a On Sundays, Two | jirit’s Re aah. tae. Eu. Pate furst. Dying FOR ANNAPOLIS. ve Baltimore atSea.mands fee ainstos sys. an a. ontey: a For farther ne ROO: tonete ot ly to@ ry kind, iOM, oF at the T! ZL. a aeeni,at Weshina: bia . SMITH, L. M. OOLR, General Tleket Necat aca &e.,a ton ieee. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE OF THE “ SALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILRUAD, FROM WASHINGTOR Or ‘THE GREAT SHORT LINE 1 To 7HE WEST, SOUTH AND NURTH.WEST. kest Tim. And | tie Unly Bor tan Sel Parougt Mcket d ° eg seiet ‘ith Chaoges of Oars than .n- ant other Ronte, and so Omnibus Ridizg FOUB DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON CITY, (Sundays excepted.) making connections irae ry leaving Bartimore a ins Siig and.630 5. M.. neot eeeee ron & P.M. Train from se tim: FOR THE WHIT Hatinory nenyis arto eonnesti ington aetion ‘Was! ve o Hy r. jection with Train leaving aera * 8 BR BI RB TO SUY YOUR TICKETS BY ah Tai AND OHIO RAILROAD, oe ‘This is the Route by which sereegy Tickets or Through Baggage Checks con be procured im Washington. pinlen "a Latest Improved SLEB°?IN® CARR, of mast buperior finish, attached to Night Trains THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIBECT BOUTR To COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, O1N- GINNATI, INDIANAPOLI&, TERRA HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO. ée., @e., fey wren LESS CHANGES OF OARS THAN BY a¥Y OPERA ROUTS. 68 Sa” Special Botics to Passenxes i—! ‘eat, by ES cae $A DOLLAR in the sErengs price, and have iowa Pet ied of Sobers Bal more (if desired = PITeR BURG. AL OHIO ant Wan etra & CINCINR ATI | RATLROADS: and ioral b them, with the whole Railway diem of of of the NO NORTH WKST, CENTRAL W4UST, and For THRGUG TIOKETS ics, Washington o' W. P. SMITH , Master of Transportation a COLE. Genera! Ticket Agent. ap 31-tf tea West tra poyions at the Oh Obso ieee with CLEVE LH wea apply at the 863) 1863 PENASYLVANIa CENTRAL RAWHOAD ee or Spee BA minst-oL Ass aPRED, Bane Doomron apvarborresiaaigw THBOUGH icecterey co FROM BALTINOBR® Day i 2 yRoM FHILADRLPHIA Two of oLosn OonNSCTIONS ar HP mepoue HOBTHER® ¢ 2 ch THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE WASHINGTON ep BALTIMORE wer, een Sip SouTHWBET a Tickets ly at the offices OF sie Rerihepn Oou Goutral Hailroat Gor y, northeas corner of Nantvanian ‘avenue a Sixth street |, and Calvert Station. Bsltimors SPLENDID SLEEPING O48 ON ALL NIGHY SMOKING amp BALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON Passengers will take the 6: in Baltimor: x ins on the Northera Oentrai road, ap: ‘arrive in Harrisburg atl p. m. —_ 135 a m., Shere msking: eve pomnetet a the on the West veuia Centra! all parte of the W. ¥RSIGHTS Sy this route Preights of all cessriytions ona oe forwarded to and from any point on the Itsilroad: of Oblo, Kentucky, Indiana, Ilinois. Wizconsin Tews, oF uri, by Raidroad 6 Penrsylvanis Central i: at ys Pittbarg with Steamers, by which Goo a be fo: to any port on the Ohio, Muski: Kentneky, Tennesss0, Gumberiacd, Milinois, Mesviee sipp!, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, vc iivers, and’at Cleveland, Sandusky, and (hi th steamers to ell Northwestern Laken a ehae and &! rs entrust ‘Son 8 tranapor tation of their Preight to to this Ocmpzay car Pets with confidence on fc B ed, transit. THD RATES OF KIGHT to and from any point i he ‘West, by the pe ania Gentral trond easel, times as favorab'as: are charsed by athe ‘Be partouier t tomark packages “Via Penna WM. BROWN, rae Northern Gent tai BR. B. Ro, €0 North s-reet, Baltimors ei he Genin Superintendent, Altona, %a HOUPT ‘Gen! Tickst Agent, Paitetelphis. ad TON, General Proigb teas Aap jan 3- amar DISEASES! BEORET DISBas. SAMAKITAN’S GUFT! SAMARITANS G1FT/ THE Most PBRTAIN REMEDY FvaR Used, A Positive Cure” for GONORRHEA. ULres. STRICTURES, &¢. Oon' isis no Eine 0 Balsam, uo Mercury, Only Ten Pils 1 to be Taken to kifect @ Cure, They are “entitely vegetable, having no smell nor any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in- Jure the stomach'or bowels of the most dolicate noe in from two to four, eeysi gud recent cases renty-four hvors.” pared by a graduate ot the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most eminent Doctors aad Chemists of the present day. BO BXPOQAULS, YO TROURL 72, NO CHANGE WHATRVER, Let those who have despaired of getting cur: or who mere been gorged with Balsam Copaive eS osnicy oe ae 2 velope, — th saeblane SY fash BLOOD BORE ‘LA, U LOB; fit EPOT; TaTTans, eee aa 8 ey FETLIa 0 Rv samaritan Sit ROOT AND HERB TUES he public a8 a ae SYPHILIS OR Wanton fo hee MARITAN’® ROOT AND HERB JUIC potent, certain and e: eeimatvoredy over: es ; it renches ani eradicates every particis of pore ea t the care is thorough 0 tia Take then of this purliying r: zene iy gabe beatea 4 donot transmit to at it for Prone, ce an fer Pern SSP NTT Suions” every yest: ties from the pu well as jell the ments Pa or Meronry, PEMALS3|.. BE MALES man) ith which numbers of Pa. = re nOOT AND Bee soi0E8 = most Bs adapted, in Clesrated, Beg Whit down, Falling 0’ o, Wer: ab, afi Sorsplainiatoeiteat tothe rz, een press. Prise #1 @ bottle, or ¢ botties SAMARIFANS CHANGER WASH, Das MOND & GO GO., Box 151 Philadelphia Borst by 8, OALVERT FORD, 6 racer of iiih aad Ee GOOK, Aloxandris. may Cte 90TS. AND AHORS"RO AUIT THE FIICRS, aw ‘ranafactaring Sif Sind@ of nO0TR BPs and constantly recel?ing a1 LS es wed ee ‘of ra Srder ean mi a anea fa tr rice thi ore renin inthis ee Wantor ¥ got Bs areet Aatrese arose Maite sie pre We nee eas Bierge thw; naomglled saw a are Y: y, i . are on ey b. ? ¥ tha Opie. Ma a ih rou, 4 A Yale Mes pee Ti Sea SHER PSSA @ j HELMBO HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY CONCESTBRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCED A POSITIVE 4rD SPECIFIO REMEDY ron Non-Retention ov Incontinencé of Urine, Irvita- thon, Inflammation or Ulesration of the Blad- -der and Kidneys, Diseases of the Pros- trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Oakerous Gravel or Brick Dut Deportt and * Mucone or aMilky Discharges, all Diseases op Affections of te Blatider'and Kidneys, < and Dropsicad Frositings, existing” tn Men, Womea er Chiidren. GELNBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHT, ror Weakness arising from Bxcexses, Habits of Diss sipation. attended wita the following symptoms: Indixporition to Exertion. Loss of Power, Loss ot Memory, Difficulty of Bremhing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horrer of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Wake- falness, Pain in the Baek, Universal Lassitude of the Museular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the boéy, Dry- ness of the Skin, ERUPTIONS ON THR FACR, PALLID COUNTENANCE, These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which thia medicine invariably removes, soon follows Pa- tuity, Epileptic Fite, in one of which the patient may expire. Who can say that they are not frequently followed by those “ Direfal Dissases,” IN SANITY and CONSUMP- TION. Mary sre aware of the cause of their safcring, but none will confess. The records of the In- sane = Asylums andthe Melan- “eholy Deaths by Con- fumption, Dear azhple wit- s, ness to the truth of the as sorties, The constitution ones fiested with Organic Weakness, re- quires the aid of medicine to Strengthen £20 Invigorate the Srttem; which HWLM&- BOLD'’S BZ TRACT BUCHU INVARIABLY pos HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONOBNTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILES, Fer purifying the biood, re moves all diseases arising from excerses and imprudence in life ohronie constitutional dis- eases arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only reta- ble and effectual known remedy or the cure of Scrofula, &cald Head, Sa Bheum, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Ulcerations of the { Throatand'Lege,Blotches, : Pimples on the Pace, Tetter, Erysipelas, and all scaly eruptions of the skin, Two tab’e spoonsful of the Extr, rilla ad led Seawtit of water, ia elim Diet Drink, ont one Leite ied Wa gallon of the Byrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Decostion, usually made. ; ri @7- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT. TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES Agwy, and sre also in very general use in all the STATR HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANIFARY INgfTI- TUTIONS throughout the land, as well as in pri. vate practicos,and are considered sa invaluable remedies. Era MxoicaL Properrizs or Buonv, From Dispensatory of the United States, Bee Professor DEWEES? valuable works on the Practice of Physic, Bee remarks made by the late celebrated Dr PHYSIC, Philadelphia. Bes rewarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MeDOW ELL, 8 celobratd Physician, and Member of the Roysl College of Burgeons, Ireland, and published in tho transactions of the King and Gassae Jour pal. See Medico Chirurgical Review, published by BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Boyal cred of Surgeons. See most of the late Btandard Works of Medicine PRICES, Extract Buchu, $1 per dottle, or siz for gs, Extract Sarsaparilla, $1 per bottle, ov ria for $3, 4 % any addross, securely pred : Delivere Ei be cn ty ed from t Aildrean letters for information, in ecnfidemes, to HELMBOLD'S MEDIOAL OFFICR, 104 Bourn Texra Scexer, (below Chestuat,} PHILADBLPEI A, UNTERPEITS AND 3n BD. DEALERS, Cspase of “wel? een 1 THERA FQAR Warn, SOLD BY BREGGISTS AVRAL HE EAA. aba FOR Hei MOLD, TAEE NO OTHER, ty sfvarticomant snd on ud ore 6. T