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CONITGAL P x. “Our fiend, David Barer, Esq.,” cays an Fastrn paper, “who ba« proluc \he Leet poctry ever wrtten by @ Maine hard, ‘@ eed atal de inckient that bappened in hie m ily (the frst ocenrrence of the kind) gives | vert to his feelings in the following imsgina- tive piece: MY CHIT,D’s Oniary. ‘One night as cld St. Peter slept, He ie! dveame 88 the biessed prosshed, my piuapree bride Oucsummer Of mo: | 4 from «me ciceting, (teams Aud found that «ngel by her side. rant but thir—I eek mo mere be jonves thin w. of cin, Bell y to that bricht shore, ‘And G.d that coor of Heaven agaia. ‘Whereupon some fellow of the practical sort, asd without any imagina‘ion, and not posses. sing the “divine affistus” attempts to destroy the iittle illusion of David, ae follows: pas you posed, . Nor left the dour of Heaven ajar, Mor ha- a‘ little ange.” left wn With e falling star. @o ark that ‘' blushing bride” and see If she don’t fran3ly own and say That when she found that ange! babe, Bhe fourd it by the good old way. @od grant bat th I ask no more— That schonid your number atill enlarge, That will mos Gu, ae Te, Ani lay it to old + ster's charge. S7Mr.J3 A. Baldwin, postmaster at Orane- wie N.J.,ti Ketagent for tue Ceu'ral Railroad Company, was ivetantly killed by the explo- eicr oO: @ barrel of coal oil, which took fire while he wae in the act of drawing the oil from it . S&F The streets of Uniro, Illinois, a few days age presented «an interesting spectacle. They were cleaned by @ squad of gambiers whom the Provost Marebal Bad arrested aud eet to work #8 scavengere. s wr Iti id thatin the New Engiand States Mere lea t one half the ueusl crop of ap- ple-, while in the Middle and Westers States thy re are more than they have had for vears. V ADJUPARY GenERAL’s Orrion, Wasninoron, June @, 1488. General Orders, No. 188. The Adjutant General will provide an appropri ate medal of honor for the troops who, after t! exp'ration of their term, have offered their service: to the Government in the present emergency, and also for the volunteer troops from other Btates that Bave volunteered their service in the States of Penneylvania and Mary/and . By order of the Becretary of War. B.D. TOWNSEND, Ansistant Adjutant General aR DBPARTMENT, je BADQUABTSRS DRPAKIMANT OF WARE H INGTON. Qtca Chief Quartermaster, May 23, 1863 Deapas 1s AGRICULTURAL IPLeuE. Gan Des BEBDS, Ac., are requested to furni is of price liste of the various articles of their trade The same should be directed to Lieutenant Dolo nel Bi1as M. Garzxe, Chie Quartermaster, Us partment of Washington. my 3-tf ws DEPARTMENT, Waswimeron, January ti, 16¢5 In consequence of the pressure Of business a! th War Department, passes for eitisens to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the offfos 0! Lieut, Ool. Comzan, 132 Poansylvania eveuxe ebove iineteenth stree ENOS & CO."S CITY EXPRESS, YuR TH# DELIVERY OF @00DS, PACKAGES. Any RAGGaGa, Fhroughont the City. Georgetown, and to tho | iiroad, at LOW AND KEGOLAR RAT We check al! bagisce to be delivered a! ENOS & enisrana Avenne, between 6th and /th strects, Im* allroad. FES WARD 7 RaM OYBPER BALOG nubserib-r kpotfsiy in ae r ~aloon formerly ied H 0, where he will nd the beat quality of UYR- pplicdwith? eh OVS? RRS fig th-ir orders W. BRADLRY, HEAR VEN! itknown are the onl Washington 1, that D: B fietanie Phyriciacs pr-ctising in B ianed in 3549 onring which tims thourandsf rie! persons bava been mad TeJoiee in vewDeR: OF life war rigor We have -eses eho call op daily, who have 9en robbed by te cae importore from the diff-rea’ aeetioas of the @ uctry and their health nearly roined Al-o we bave anumber of Surgeons of the Army under oor treatment Becret D eonvineré. 179 Bear tke 8m") soniar lend be aad 1th, eott" cary. O1 at , bev 9 Tustitate EW FALL | | | oo., | | | i some of | dere ‘hat the tollowimg 4ct 1 | by the command of avy evartor judge, or oth that wscan are ail | N FLOWERS. RIBBONS;,! | BONNETS, HATS, ARD MILLINERY GOODS, or CHOICE DESCRIPTION ANDGREAT VA JUST RECEIVED. Laéies will eblige me by calling and exam'ning Wy stoek of new LL acd WINTER GOODS be- fore pure Wisk to show oar goods, feeling eonfid FRABKLIN BYOHIS0"'s, No, 12 Center Market &pnee, sed im detweon Sth and oh se. M4>2 HOTEL. form- shee e in refitting end entirely renovating je is BOW prépred to secom: ith everything aseally found ino Grst-sloes Ampic secommodstions are provided for wanriont and dare atoms ‘thet everything tending to thei esive from him andivi e¢ attention. CHRISTOPH BB MASSS, ou W-im* P i LIMB i ‘ropristor. 1,400 sak Byact BAMEBLA LIMS just arrived ot Gua- acl's wharf, per sehooner B. Buileiakel, and for sorner 7th street and Canal. JAY COOKE # CO., BANKERS, Me. 469 rift Feet. ‘WE BEALL Com voi UNITED STATES PIVE-IWENTY BONDS at par until fartfer notice. Wan ena procure sour soastagy” ipescoglietion by mall,eirenlare ea ing all queaiions that maj = BUY AED OBLL ALL 188086 OF GOVEBE T BONDS. THSASURY WOTRS ONTIFICATES, AKD VOUCHERS, COIN, CURRBNCY, AND BXOHANGA, ABD Pat SER BiGuSuY Padus Pon CERYIIFICATE CHECKS. JaY COOKS & OO., Bankers, aaew De a Fant & 0O., BAWKERS, HO. 362 PENNSYLVANIA AVBRUR, Wiil continue to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TWERTY BONDS As long as issued by the Government, at par, . B. Coupon 6's of 1881. U. 8. 1-30 Treasury Notes, U_B Ocertificates of GOLD AND BILVEE BOUGHT AND SOLD, Brebange on all parts of Burope and the Northern Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers. ‘ Btocks and Gold bought in New York oxelusively on Commission £ bd BITTSN HOUSE, PANT & OO. 44st _208 Pa. avons. Wahhiaten, 8.0. OPS CL CA wy spr a Sumer rss Wear, te w! | 16th day of September, 1403. by which the priv. erAak. War Darasrunst, Marae "2 Offies, Weskiagton, D. C.. September 16, 1883. CracuLst Mo °6.—Th« Secretary of War or- Lact apes ae | the President, upon the . same, be published for the information of all | concerned, and that the special jastractiens ; bereinaft-r contained for persons in the mill: tary service of the United States, be strictly | observed ~ , \ AB acT RBLATIZG TO MABEAS CORFUS, AED | REGULATING JUDICIAL PROCREDINGS IN CHR- j Tals C206, Approved Marc 3, 1809. | Be tt enacted by the Senate and Hours gy Mepre- } sentatives of the United Stuter of America tn Con- 1 aa assembled, That, during the Geers Tevel- ion, the President of the United States, when- ever, in hie judgment, the public safety may Tequire it, ie authorized to sur pend the privilege | Oi the Writof bubeas corpus in ahy casethrouga- : out the United States, er any part thereof. Aad ° whenever and wherever the eald vilege , eball hes H ther officer any writ of of any pereun or persons detained by him by avtbori'y of the President; bat apon the cer- : tificate, under oath, of the officer having charge of one so detained that such p-reon te detained by bim xe @ prisoner under authority | of the President, further E piccaeines under tae Writ of habeas had dd all be suapended by | the judge or ccurt having issned the said writ : so long as said suspension by the President sball remain tp force and eaid rebellion cons tinne. BY THE PRESIDERT OF TUE HITED STATBC—A PROCLAMATION. Wwerras the Constitution of the United Btates Bas ordained that the privilege of the Writ o! Habeae Corpus shall not be euspended unites w ben in caces of rebellion or invasion tie pel lic safety may require it; and wh-reas a rebellion was existing on the third day of March, 1663, which revellion is stil existing; -and whereas by a statute which was approved op that day it was enscted by the Senate and Houee of Reprecentativee of the United States in Congreee aeeembied that during the present insurrection the Prerident of the United States, whenever in his jusgment the public saf-ty muy require, is authoris-d to suspend the prir- ilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus ia any care throughout the United States or any part there- of; and whereasin the judgment of the Presi- dent the public saf-ty does reqatre that the privilege of the said writehail now be saspend- ed throughout the United States in the cases where, by the authority of the President ot the United States. military, naval, andcivil oMoers of the United States, orany of them, hold per- sone under their command or in their enstody either as prisoners of war, epies, or aiders or atettors of the enemy, or officers, soldiers, or seamen enrolled, drafted or mustered or en- listed in or belongyg to she land or naval forces of the United States, or as deserters therefrom, or otherwise amenable to military jaw or the Roles and Articles of War, or the Tuke or regulations pre-cribed for the military or naval e+ rvicesby authority of the President of the United States, or for resisting a draft, or for uy other offence aguinst the military or | naval eervice: Now, therefore, 1, ABRAHAM LINCOLE, Pres- ident of the United States, do hereby proclaim aud make known 'o x11 whom it may conoern, that the privivege of the Writ of Habeas Cerpus ia suspended throughout the United States in the several cases before mentioned, and that this eveyeprion will cortinne throughout the d@uraiion of the said rebellion, or until this proclamation shall, by & subsequent one to ba Tf ies ned by the ident of the United States, ba modified or revoked And I do hereby require 4ll magistrates, avormeve, and other civil of- fers within the Ur ited States, and all officers ard otbers in the military and naval servicws of tLe United Stures, to take di-tinet notice of this Fuejeution, and to give it full eifect, and all cruzene of the United St tes to conduct and govern themselves accordingly and in con- formity witb the Consti‘ution of the United er Gud the laws of Oongress in euch cases made und provided, in teetiniony whereof, I have hereunto set my bard and caused the seal of the Uni- Wd Stutes to be sffived, this fifteenth day [L. #.] of Sper ber, im the year of our Lord one thousand ht hundred and siaty- three, and of th “pendence ofthe Uni- led Siutes of America the eich'y-eivbth, ABRAHAM LiNcoLN, y the President: Witiiam H. Szwarb, Secretary of State, The attention of every offie- rin the military fervice of the Unit d States is called to the above Proclamation of the President, issued oa ili ge of the writ of habeas corpus If, therefore, a writ of Rabeas cor, fould, in Viol tion of the aforesaid paAmation, be sted oul and eerved upon ar prin the milirary fervice ot the United =t » commanding him to pr duce before any court or judge, any per- £0) in bis custody by autnority of the Presi dent of the Unit d States, belonging to any ous Of the clasere epecifed in the Presitent’s Proc. Ispiation shall be the duty of such officer to | suspen ted. mk wn by his certificate, under oath, to | wh msocver miy iscne or terye such writ of | Acheas corpus, that the pereon named in std | Writ tis detained by hua us a prisoner under author- | ity of the Presedent of the United States. Sach returo having been made if any person serving or attempting to serve euch writ, either erwise, aud withor without process of law, eball sttempt to arrest the officer making such return aud holding im custody such person, the 0 otticer is hereby commanded toretuse sab- jon and obedience to euch arrest, and if | hould be any attempt to take such per- | fon from the custody of such officer, or arrest tuch officer, he shalirveisteuch attempt, cal- lit & to bis aid anv force that may he necessary to msiptwin the authority of the United States |nd render ruch resistance effectnal. Jamas B. Fy, Provost Marshal General. Wak Durarruent, Provost Marshal General's Oflce, Washington, D. C., Aug. 27, (863 Cireular No. 18.—The tollowivg opinions of Col. Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate <teneral, are renee tor the information and guidance of all officers of this Buresa. ‘With regard to the residence of a widow who is aged or infirm, and desires to have one of her two sons subject to draft, exempted. OFINIO: “The right of a widow who is aged orinfirm, to have one of her twosons subject todraft, ex- empted, does not depend, under the Ii onthe Place of her residence. Ths act imposes no ch restriction. Sach a mother’s claim to be supported b god the moral Obligation of the son to furnii uch support, are recognized as resting on sympathies insep- arable trom the race and honorable to it and which are to be respected irrvapective of State er National Ines. Should one of these two sone not be subject to draft, the other cannot be exempted unilese his widowed mother is de- pendent on his labor for her support.” In the case of two or wore sons of agedor in- oo parents subject to draft, not of one Rosse- wld. Orrmiog. “ Under the 4th clause of 2d section of the Earolment act, it is not necessary that the two or Dure sons ef aged or infirmed parents sub- ject to draft, ehuuld be of one household in or- der to entitle the parent or parents to elect one of them forexemption. The practical opera. tiom of this clauee is certainly open to abuses and frauds, which the Boards should geard Against as beet they can. It would bea jus:i- Sable precaution in such cases to require the parent making the election to accompany it wiban affidavit that no claim to exemption hae been preferred by him or her, on behalf of either of the other eons. This would probably pres the Government from the fraud of hav- bg more than one exemption claimed wi! ibe sons reside in different States, or with a the jurisdiction of different Boards of enrol- meat.” Boards of Enrolment will, in thie cas refer. Ted to, require the affidavit suggested by the Judge Advocate General. In the case of parents having one son in the army, end one at home, and are not dependent on the Jubor of the latter for their support. OPINION. Oe} ¢ patents have one son in the army, and ene at home, und are not dependent on his la- bor for their support, the son at home cannot be exempted. The right of aged or infirm par- cuts toelect which of two sons shall be exempt, exists onty whem both of these sons are subject to draft, which is certainly not the case w in, One ie already in the nervice.” In the cage of adrafted man who fails to re~ port and is arrested as a deserter. OPINION. «The 13th section of the Enrolling act de- clures that a deeerter of this clase, when ar- rested, shall be “sent tothe nearest military Port for trial by conrt-martia!, unless npon proper showing that ke is not liable to do mili- tary duty, the Hoard of Enroiment shall relieve bim from the draft,” The language in ligaces clearly the disposition to be made.of the party, soeereeetne mons Hint, if he wishes it, to e ard of ft = fist Upon Ris exemption,” nrotmenta 5p i Jauxe B. Fry, Provost Marshal General, HBADQUARTERS Provosr M. _Distrist of Columbia, Aug. 17h, 1969. ‘The Board of Enrollment for the District of Colpmbfe ‘wifl mest ut the City Hall, évéry day, from 9 ™,t06 p.m. anil farther no-, tice, to examine cases of drafted men; either for’ exemption or acceptance: Nie aut ‘Gapiain and Provost MANA. Cerue ilemmbinie 77) ft | GRAVEL ROOFS! “tAL NOTICES amall boat and thves arate 1 of Washington. and son- to ea whe ton. wi ase Why dempation shoud BO! jesteed and to Intervene c BJ. MEIGS, Clerk. THE DISTRIO? for their interests By the 3% Ts SUPREME COU! OF COLUMBIA, Hol Distriet Court o. the United States for ae anid giastriet — Te ell whom ss may concern. Grosiiag : Botie Fel given. that.om the Vth dey of May, 1308, and bo: woes captured by the adank to the nght to the port of Wasi a Jed and pigsoeates is rt im the mame of the Unit States, for lavfu! Aa Tai cause thie eon- will Te the city of ber next, mould watts should 20 terente, RB. J. M¥IGS, Olerk, AVEL ROOFS! THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO,, (Bucsessors to J, F. WALEBR & BON,) WASHINGTON, D.O., amD PHILADELPHIA, PA. MANUFAOTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS, amp WILSON’S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT, AND GRAVEL RoorxwFs. OFFIOB—Louisiana ay nue, next door to the Bank of Washington. WORKB—Foot ot Twenty-second street west, Ohesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, and Phir- Heth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia, H O, WILSON, President. T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary. KR, B.—YELT AND OBMBMT FOR BALE, IR large and smal! quantities, All orders through Post Offee Box 634 pune- tually atterded to. Repairs to old Boofa made promptly, All work warranted. jy'21-6m* | Q{TBAMHHIP GRRAT BASCERN. NSW YORK 4ND LIVERPOOL, | HOWLAND & ARPLNWaL ents, The steams! GBBRAT SASTSRH, WALTER PaTTON, Commander, Wil: be dispatched M LIVERPOOL From ABW Y. Wodnerday... August12| Wednesday ..___ and at {1 tervals thereatter of shout six weeks ach port. First cabin, from ZA Yecond cabin, o furnished parate tabler, Rxoursion tickets out and dad second cabin only, a fare ands half. Servants accompar.ying parrengers and ohildren inder 13 years of age, balf price. Infauts fre fhird cabin... ~ 98 ateerage, with superior aecommodatio; oS Price of passage from Liverpool sews rates as Dove. "Ail fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in U. 4. currency. ach passenger sliowed % eubic feet of luggage. As experirnoed sa:geon on board. only spuiy to For passage only OFARLEE A. WHITNAY, Pasrage off.:e, 26 Broadway, New York, HOWLAND & ABPIN WALL, Agents. Jos $m $4 Booth street New York PRANKLIA & OO, pe OPTICIANS os 944 PewASYLVARIA ry (north side,) Detween iva and ath sm, an 388 Ps. avenue, wader tas Nations! Hots, EBBLE BOOPIO BPBOTAO! eor- al ard aily suited for every eyeaight, PIBLD GLasens OPEBA GLAseps, He bere oe THERMOMETERS, a8 ‘ORS’ INSTRUMENTS, PROTOTBAPH ALBUMB CABTES DE VISITE BRBOSOOP EF sad VIEWS, &c. Im \ great varisty and atthe lowest Bastern wholesale or jy. @oMP. WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LIE, SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YOR WASHINGTON oad GEORGETOWN, D. Regular Saillag Days vi "te of High curpewwn, end Pier i. foot ef Wall Fes oleh cs eee oS sane, fe 1-@n° 117 Wall street, Wow Tork, HOOTISG SIMPLIFIED. BY J. 4. BON 11 Losdoa. nae She 1, How Sporteaas's Maaual, Loadon, vr uel, e oting, Lonéca, ouse an Sporting Dogs London, ped nny ond how to mie 'RAROK PAYLOB, OPE AM’ T F UN BUNK MABUPA( 409 Suvenrs Sv., Wacuineros, BD. 0. Sliver Meda: awarded by Maryland Lastitate of Medal serticsclian Mschanie’s Instttate ame: “Washingon, D.O., 182, asteantly making and al eve! Fine 50) LaATEOR, "LADIBaD OX, and p ueee PACKING fRUnKE ne SANT AD PIG ANB, 5, T LOW PRICES. . wombers of Congress ani other cities. ri ual engin ‘DAESS TRURES mase "TRUNKS COVERED e2¢ REPAIRED 01 mort '|. aot A * Goods delivered of eharne any part of the oy Meneners cyte ®. TOPHAM, BA Eriass OR MIBURY!— se anoprictars et the 27 Bad dai weber 100 per a ext Greve Gore caas ees Mepis cnd Breeton, argo stock of and 5 af Bmbroidered Bi "ate, A call is 80 INGERG, ie poten cad bib streets Bl0Bs REDUUR Ginemanis's een] Blas Lose Mantics, Points eegeedity Burnoer ard Pieolominis in great variety and re- duced pricas. M TAYLOR & OO. GAS FITTING, So. 45 FIXTURES. ve im Store, rae . &. OES of wattle Ren Pane eee Bese Ed iaisnocperior ie ein) to anything lor ‘fered in this marie, srstoun of Gah ane WaTua FETE we bave the best sslected = wtost te ‘~sm im the above lime tetruswed te ou: will be prom; werdtr MUBEAT WOOMTR, 878 D etzeet DENTISTRY. Dy sarin ZN, Pein. avense, ormiee of :e. Gali SIGESMOND & HAYWARD, N=" amp TRrEOVRD IB VERTIOD ARTIFICIAL CHROPLASTIC BONE YERYH, Witnevr Muvat Pirave on O1s sie renee BIGREMOND, , New York. and 460 Pennsylvante onan apeceps : and 18th sts., Washingion, a attention of th advantages of his 1m; pie wae 1. The Teeth of his man sever @rsode sor change eolor ty any seids being three-fourths fisnver than any other. i. No teeth or roote need be extrated, aa tie artificial ones can be inserted over them. 3. _— roote will be made inoffensive, and neve ‘onche. 4. Ko tem! booth ya are meeded, as pormanen aa thereby preserviny equantiy digest eee hos fi been fully tested over fv rears by wany Of the first chemists and physician. of this sonny Dr.8. has invented a white undestractiy veta! filling, with which the most sensitive teet? an be fillep without pain, and ean buil tooth on any éide roots. whieh ‘got; eoun rough lifetetime. Celtand avamrine for yourself. TEETH. M. LOO. M.D., the Invemtor aad Patecies tthe MINMEAL PLATS TEETH atvonds sersonally at his office in thie ersons ap wear these test! my Offce can be scoommodate rice of Teeth they may desire vat to those whoare peedionle id tee purest jeanest, strongest and mos jon art can roduce, the MIN Tea. PLATS wore fully warranted. Rooms in this city—No. 338 Ponnsyivaniaavenur getween Sth and Wtkstrects Aiso, 907 Arch #1 will b. Fo aes as COBN BALVB, y Bi IMMEDIATE RELItF AND PERMANENT CURE 25 cent boxes for Corne only. & cent boxer fo rors - Monee il b: 4 A Renee i BOL Broadway, K. Y. ke Wi ington Fonselese CALVERT FORD, Druggist, 290 eno avenne — MONBY !—MONKY !—MONBY! M. K. WAL=H & CO ; LICENS Ev P4WNBROBERS, 299 Cia agar, peTweex Ninre axn Carre, asrenow prepared to make cash advances in same co! {rom cnr dojlar to ten thousand dollars on oul- teral ri a TBRMAL, DVANOES will be made on all kinte f Real avd Personal Pr perty. Diamonie, Gold ‘asics _fe7-im Watches, Jewelry, bilver Ware, ts, Hardware Clothing &c.. &c. bat several vears’ expsrience in ae t+ eity, and favorably known to many of itsctizeps we are coofide: epee ee e. way ptrust ith we willg ver ction, evtrust usw business x Weald on __Liveused Pawnbrok ‘OAL BY THB OARGO OR SINGLE TON, FOUR THOUSAND TONS ON HAND. wooo OF THB BRET QUALITY, 20 1.3m" At Yard eorner O and ist atreet, near B.& 0. R RB. Depot; and Wharf foot of 1)th street, (sland, ich li 0. W. PALMBR. HI Gas H! Oa8 aI LIBBRAL OARH ADVANOBS made on all kinds MERCH ARDIAN, FURNITURE, gouo sod SLY 8k WATOHES ae DIAMONDB Okt pwis & 00.. ducts 437 7th at @ and Mats, M SE_LING CHAP 1 HB FINEST STUCK OF READY MADE CLUTHING ean be seon at BARE & BEKO.” ner of Band Seventh jets. Im order to our stoek, we bave determined to redu prices to wholesale B ty to parehasers. ice of our su: a 8-1 eor reduce MolsTEsS, BEAUTIFINE, @poRsTEs, LENCHTEBHS, LYTI@ORASES, NOUBISHES, BMBELLISHES THE HAIR. EERNDALL'S AMBOLLEN ise rere compound ¢timuleting extracts from Flowers, Boots, and Herbs, for the GROWYE, BEAUTY, and PER- MAND VIGOR of the HAIB. Highly beneficial whore the hair requires gontic stimulant.” Da, ORILEON. Move never had be pererpy yer s0 perfectly the parposs of o hair a WARRBH WARD, Bsc., Ho. 977 Oana! street, H. Y. arvor being bald for seven years your AMBO- LIU has covered the entire scalp with NEW gals.” Prof. "ON SEHIA, Ho. 86 King street, 8, ¥. For ssle by all Draggists and Paney Goods Dealers. Put im boxes, (containing two bottles,) priee @1. Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by KEMDALL & BAANISTER, @1¢-6m Ho, 649 Baoapwar,W. ¥. iy W. L, WALL & OO., Auctioneers. AZAAR AND RE POBITORY, Expressiy for the GALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOOK, &o., 98 Louisiana Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, asx ADV4sORD On ComsiouuBETS, Btorage for Oarriages. orses, Oarriages, &e., reseived for private ca Ww. L, aets, FIP OIDER © Gy anivinD GIDARI: a ae at: pos on apply Serene ifomsr forsale at the lowest markt prian, wana: Hi parahasers. TT ‘and all others im want of | pride erisle of Giger are invived to gall pd ext {ites this before z TRAVELERS’ DIRKOTORY. BALTIMORE AND OnIo RAILMOAD. ae, ED ay FOE TRPADMAINLA, MEW TORE 5 soeron, “Sa "bandare ot 6 p. m. caly, POR BALTIMORD eo 00 6.80, Sand 1) 180. m. and 9 Sundays 083 . ond Sacd @ BBO SY comcneRave? vaoRram axrRaocr. PUBR TORIC. DOCTeR moornanys GERMAN BITTERS, PRePARED By Da. G. M. JAOKAOR, Pullaceipnis, Pe WILL BPPECTEAL LY crap BIV®S COMPLAIBT, DY8PR. sia 4e0NDIOR @RRONIC OB HBRVOUS D WILity, pig. BAsBF OF TPB EIONBYS ann arg DISRARRS aRIS1EG FROM 4 singR. DBRAD LIVER OR BTOMACE, sth De w ands, undey Op Bunda: g Oe Wonsea Heartburn, Pulness or LAN in eek. ts or Flattering at ibe jmaming of the Eaad. Bu: . Fiavtering at the Heart, RO Z or We Pain ta the Heod DeSeten Yellowness a! ‘or fartBer information, tiexeteef every Kiad, app:y te@ B. KOONTZ, gent,at Fash: Elda ae ab ine Tiekes ome iis, ise6s. SPRIBG ARD sUM SOR BPULS 7xe BALTIMORB AND O10 RAILROAD, PROM WASHINATOS CITY) THE @REAT SHORT LINE TO THB WEST, SOLTH AND NORTH-WEST eating the Quickest Time And the Only Route Heat, Burning im the Plesh Constant 5 agin’ of Rvil and oreat Gore And will ¥ pocttively Roe Talew ha, Biew They Contain Ho Atcohel or Bad Whis ‘They will eure the gbove diseases in sine i san tall s Through Tieket direct, or give peuegardia ei ge row, eek for gage free Washington Indaneed by the extensive ead v4 ity. With Less Cnacges of Cars than on aay | alarity of Hochesants Bittere sp other Route, and no Omnibus Ridirg Table.) Noste of iwaorsat Gores FOUR DAILY TRAINS PROM WASHINGTOD | Ne ‘Gond gaics of Meaeree ta’ Y, (Bund whisky viel eee eas ni jely eomprn ons wt making comnseticns wi Barimore | tod christened Foulca: Stometi ea aries, f! ‘ware of the Innumerahle array of Aleo! eae ander ihe edeal eeeutnge’ Ue pallies @ modert a; J of Bi which. instead of curing, os te nd leave the disappointed eu ferer tc dameai HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS note mow and umtrie: article, but have stoos of Sftee: fa ke American pab- Seale rene ‘are cot rivalled roprietors Se rorke eecaay of Letters from the most eminent CLERGYMEN Lawyurs PHYSICIANS, ana Teatitys aut OITIZENS, ing of theirownm personal &: ledge. denefotal effects and medica) virtues of t wea Bree ‘ere. De Tou Want Sometheng te Strengihon You? De Tew Want « Good Appetite? De Tow Went to Build Up Your Conztitution p Do You Want to Fesi Weii? Do Yow Want to Get Rid af Nervousness? Do You Want Bnorgy? Do Yow Want to Sleep Well? De Tou Want a Brisk and Vigorous Fesling , wm Baltimere, or 6.80 P. a. Baltimore at RE TO BUY YOUR T ‘8 BY THR LTIMORB AND OHIO RATLROAD Phés se the Only Route by which Through Tickets or Through Baggage Checks en be procured wm Washington. Kaight’s Latest Improved BLEE*IN' f Whe most superisr dn: ith. attached to Neb Traine THB SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE to COLUMBUS, DaYTON, LOUISVILLE, CLN- CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, 8ST. LOUIS, CHIC AGO, de, de, de, GP witd Lase CHanGus OF O4RS THAR BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.¢@ BI Spacral Notice to Passengers Weshingion '—Passengers goi hy a gi ROR ¢ Baltimore an i DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv lege of visiting Baltimore {if desired) without additional charge the West from ‘est, by parchs S2'0 nnections si the Ohio River with OLBYR MARI CTA & CINCING ATT BAIT ROEDES a | yee t" N oH * through them, with the whole Railw.y System of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. From Ree. J. Newton Brown, U.0., Kastor Bncyile@mediaa’ Rulisious Knowledes’ @ Mt Although not disposed to favor or recomme: Patent ‘Meaicices in general throagm distrust of Shear ingredieute and effects. I yet kuuw of mo sufficient rearome why aman may cot tentily to the fita itaself to have rvonived from any simple preparation. in the hupe that Toa contribute ta the beneGt of others te BAY T do this the more readily in regar of the NORTH WEST. OBNTRAL WEST, anv SOUTH WEST For THROUGH TIOK ETB please apply at the Ticket Office, Washington »tation. W.P. SMITH 4 M. CULE. Genera’ The ap if 1863] TUS us63 e NSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Agent. with 18 ouLuections) German Bitters, prepered by Dr. 0. (® & FLRST-OLAS8 ROUTE this city, because | wae prejudiced a TO ALL THE WEBTRBN OFTINS | many years. under the impression thal the SPEED, SAFRTY AND COMFORT! chief'y au alcoholic mixture I ain indebted te STONE BALLASTED AND friend Robert Shoemaker, Eeq.. for the removal | this prejudice hy per teria. and for «nconrage- (“ment to try them. when auffering from great ané long continued debility The use of three bottlew of then Bitters, at the begi SAGGAGB OUROKED THROUGH. DOS? Al Boas” VROM BALTIMORE SHAS DAILY Fr. ANS FROM year. warfcl. wed by evident nd restoration PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSRURG: to aslegree ot bodil rwhiek I bad ‘Two of them weaking oot felt for six month fore ad almost de- GLOBB CON ONS aT RARRIBBUEE apaired of regai therefore thank God an@ Sng me to tha unc at there J NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia, June 23, 1861 PARTIOULAR NOTICB. '@ MALY preperations evid under the nam tin quart botties compounded of th the. ieky or comme m. torting from 3D to 4 cents per gallon, the t scvined by Aniog or Coriander Reed This clans of Bitters has caneed ano wii) conti o cause, a long as they can be sola, handreds Hie the Meath of the druukard. By their ase the syatero in kept continually onder the infneree of Sicoholie &rimalante of the worst Kind the desire for Liquor i ated and kept up. and the Bis s)i the horrors attendant upon a dromkard's life am@ jeath with Trains on the RORTHERN CENTRAL RAILBUAD, and {orming THB GREAT on PRAL ROUTER ro WABHINGTON ASD BALTIMORE to aH points in the WEST, NORTHU RET. AND SOUTH WESE OF Yor Tarougs Tickets x gly at the officer of | the Northern Orntral Kallrcad Company corthess sorner of Peunsy! avenue and Rith Washington, and Cal Stetion, Baltimore. *PLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL WIGHT 4MOKING amp SALOON OARS OM ALL TRAINS ru0M WASHINGTON Passengers will taxe thet.S) a.m andé% ». m. train. connecting in Baltimore with the a my friend for dire street ree trains on the Nortkere Oentrail Rail eons For those who desire and will agve » Liquor Bit. 0 and arrive jo Harriaburg atl p.m and 136 | “Siri lo End's Coman Hoarant ote wie ee am. ere makin, jone connections 6 4 trains onthe Peansyivania Oeatral Bailresd for | S€#('S of Kood Brandy or Whisky, and the reralt will be a preparation that will far excelin medie: vir- tu od true excellence any of the numerous Liquop Bitteraip the m: . aod will cost much less ‘Vou FRZIGHTS I have all the virtues of fochand’s B By this route Freighte of all devezipdoxs ean pis oe aes of Hoctan *tters ip forwarded $0 and Sas aay point oa the Raitro: panecice ce I Neco helof Liquor, ot ame of Okio, Kentueky, indians, [llincie, Wiseonsin Ld preparations fowa, or Rativead dire ost you yard, @ Pennsylvania Centra) Railroed also eomnest® it Pitta ith Ste, rs, by whieh Goods ear bs forwarded t0 any port os the Onlo, Musk ATTENTION, SOLDIRRB! Kentucky, Tennessee, Ourderiand, toe 5 ae AND@HS FELENDS OF SOLDIERS, rkansas, aa sippi, W! in, Missouri, masses, ; and'at Cleveland, Sandusky, aod Oni- SoS eae Selene Le vr é on eo tation of their Treight to this Company can Tely with confidence on its cyeeay, transit THE RATES OF FEBIG: oo ane om any point tm the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, ere atall times @s faverablsas are chavsed by che Be ‘to mark packages ‘Via Pomme Central 4 Horthe: wel Me 01 jon’ Piekes A ees BORET DISEASES! 820: BAMARITAN’ Weeall the aay ef all That 8 vecr suffering from de ean be reedily our large ‘ty. Mvery sase ind by Meofaad's Gorman Bitters, Diseases resul' from disorders of the 4 ve ‘or, are sfeodily remeved We have ne hosita- Honim stating that if thease Bitters wore La 4 used mig) among eur soldiers, hundreds of lives be saved that otherwise will be lect. ‘We eal] particular attsation te the pen fwd meres poo welleehaaten! ted a Lead pee of the eroes, whose uso his own language, “has been saved by the Bitners:”” PRLADSLPEiA, ALgusges, BE. Doser, Joos & Beans eli, gentlemen, yous teers has life. Selene Yet sentences of my comredee, some of aad whe were fully ‘eo * wT RAMA RITAI? 8 opr. it Psd Th BLOOD! ett He BORON ULA TLS +} Pepa, reseue me from the grosp the dread AL DY s frankly told me they could do agers for meet ray HERB J¥i0RS sdvisel sie to see elargrena aad 0 mabe | yan pale’ as Sea ee case who visited me at the horpitel, ry ry . Prederied Steinbroa. Mivisea mo, esa forlors indly ronouneed incurable, the FING ROOF ingame Jurcas.* remer wel! sail the Vad effects of Moreary, yRMALES} FEMALES malneake Bot ab tak ;OTOmR one ROOT AND SUIONS T erie ed im Uloarated, Ute is of the Womb. lly, sad bea isomerate ineeaent bo see mee: for 06. wani7ans 5 OHANORE WASH, ry oo Hox 161 Philedelphis Pom acid by 8. CALVERT FORD, ¢ rner of lth and iENEY COOK, Alexaaéria. may 6-17 Dams COMPANY, Are? *Srrion O18 Da om TELA Pore bona = MOWRY. JayaLEE, ar HORYHWESY, BEWAEE OF COUNTERFZITS! Sepa tO. M. JACKSORP. onthe WEATP of each bottle. PRIOR PER SOTTLE 76 CANTS, Bhoad your nearest: mot Rave the artieio He 631 ARON 8, JONES & EVANS, (GBucsemors to 0. M. Jesksen & Ge.,) Propssoteas, wrsbbetunioe., — "SE Dey