Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1863, Page 4

t t { { i ' THE EVENING Hints for Housewives. The following hints, however well under- stocd by some, may be of geod use to others. Aj ieast theymay prove tobe reininiders, and on this head alone they will be worth the room they occupy. Asageneral rule, it is most economical to buy the best articlee.. The prize is of course, always a little higher; but good articles spead dest. It is a sacrifice of money to buy poor ficur, mest, sgger, molasses, butier, cheesa, lard, etc., to say nothing of the injnrions effect upon the heaith. n Of West India sugar moltsses, the Santa Gruz and Porto Rico are comsidered ‘the best, The Havana is seldom clean. White sugar from Brazil issometimes very good. Renned sugurs usually contain most of the saccharine sabstance, therefore there is probably more economy in using loat, crashed and granniated surars thon we should suppose. Butter that is made in September and Octo- ber is best for winter use. Lard should be hare and white, and that which 'is taken from @ hog notover a year old is best. © Rich cheese feels seft under the pressure of the finger. That which is very strong fs nei- ther good ner healthy. To keep one that is cut, tie itup in a bag that will not admit fics, and hang it in 2 cool, dry place. If moaid ap. pears on it, wipe it off with a dry cloth. Ficur and meal of all Kinds should be kept in a cool, dry place. The best rice is large, and has a clear, fresh lock. Old rice sometimes ‘has little black in- sects inside the kernels. ‘The small white sago, called peer sago, is the best. ‘The jarge browe kiad has an varthy taste. These articies, and tapioca, ground rice, ete., Ehould be kept covered. The cracked cocoa is the best; bat that which is put vp in pound papers is often very good. To select nutmegs, prick them witha pin. If they are good, the oil will instantly spread around the puncture. Keep cotfee by itself, as its odor affects other aricies. Keep tea in w close chest or canister. Oranges end lemons keep best wrapped close in £0Il paper, OnG 141d in a drawer of linen. When @ cask cf molasses is bought, draw off @ jew quarts, else the fermentation produced by mioving it will burst the cask. Bread and cake should be kept ina tin box or stone jur. Satt cod should be kept in a dry place where the odor of it will notaffect the air of the house. The bes. dis that whichis called Dun, from its pecniiar odor. Fish skins for ciearing cot- jee should be washed, dried, cnt small, and kept in a box or puper bag. heft soap should be kept in a dry place in the cellar, and should nct-be used till three months old. Bar soap shou! be ent into venient eize, and laid whe: ary. Itis using it, as hia, who shy whiske: oung lady. d of it, and ved a tatto i w hita right.” me ago that ti to visit 1@ Chica- amnounced 50) ishop Purcell had left op et Mcbile. A says: ¢ reugh 5 ton ehbishep Puresil, unable ne Tebel lines, returned home NEW FALL S. RIBBONS, NETS, HATS, ayy AND MILLINERY GCODS, oF CHOICE DESCRIPTION JUST RE Ladies will obi my stocs of new fore purchasing, a feeling contident tt ey will DORRAT VARIETY, VED. examining se 8 bn NiTIGNAL BANG OF WiSRINGTOY. Capital—$500.000. WF This Bayk, orgacized under the National Banking Law of the last Congrest,is opened this day for the transaction of buricess, atthe corner of Fifteenth and F streets,opposite Treasury De- partment. H. COOK, President. Be 21-tf $OR THE LADIES, iS PATENT T SUPPORTER ves, and combining in a neat ind simple form the quelity of both, Itis regarded by physicians and others, competent to sudge of ita menite with marked favor, and highly recom- mende For sale wholesale and retail by WM. R. RILEY & BRO., So’e Agents for this District and the tate of Maryland. 36 “‘Centrel Btores,’”? opposite Center se 19-Im BF No. Market, ENOS & CU.'’s CITY EXPRESS, FOR THE DELIVERY OF GOODS, PACKAGES. AND BAGGAGE, Throughout the City, Georgetown, and to the Bailroad, at LOW AND REGULAR RATES. We cheek all baggage to be delivered at Railroad. ENOS & CO., 61 i Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets Be 15-Im™ A MARBLE M4N7EL8, Large assortment consiantiy on hand and For Bale low for cash. Persons — w foaee, ‘Will please call and examine oy neal one d. \OLAB 2e26 Jm* cor Band New Jerzey O THE PUBLIO. we Mi ttention to ity BxPRESB, for the dell : aad . Hay slates hung in @ principal stores at convenfent dintances t the city, where orders may be left, which will be a! a to promptly. Our drivers PRR ee jeave ‘afreetions for dag; Depot and other poists. Trunk: ea wil: be taken care of till the owners claim 413 Pons, Srease.corer ae pet one se ti-1m* Wi BARRY & 00.. Proptrs. Important Facts Worth Knowing. aT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 278 Pennsylvania Ave: Botween ith and ltth sts, YOU CAN BUY: ‘Three & cent Novels for 81, DIX 25 cont Novels for $1, Hight Photograph Album Cards for $1, ‘Three 50 cont Stationery Packages for 91, Six % cont Stationery Packages for $1, @eent Books from 25 to 45 conts, @1 Books from 00 cents to 9 cents, 91.25 Beoks from 65 cents to $1.15, @1.20 Books from 15 cents to $1.40, the BXCELSIOR ry of Pi 1 Books from gi to 8 tb cmabpey 02.0 to 84.75, Yarge lot of Books at half price. 4 FINE STOCK OF— PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUMS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, PANCY ARTICLES, COOMBS, BRUSHES, = AME! 'YPES, &e.,&¢., at greatly reduced prices, 7 “Quick sales and small profits.” 7 Orders by mail promptly attended to, WM. F. RICHSTEIN’S Natrowat BooxstTore, 275 Penn. avenue, s0.16 Im between ith and 12th streets. L STOCK BelL:D FALL STOOK. Ws have just received a very large and. complete assortment of FUR NITURE AND HUUSREREPING ARTICLES, which we offer , tiees prices than they can be pur- chasefl for = y other honse in the District. We i : Arm Obsirs, Rockers, Side Obatrs, ip Tabies Ktageres, It oe Mirrors, Slabs and Brackets, Bureaus, Washatands. s |-Beat 3 ension Tables, Walont and Oak Dinners, rs, Roskers, + Glaes: and Ware, Chttery, Plated Forts and fo Buckets Brooms, Baskets, Viner haga? Mactsie tb. he our . &e.. &e, large assortment of Pursita: ee en Pancy Artictes, too Bammer ous to n ention. 2 BONTZ & Gulrr: 4 pot 369 7th atreet. bet. TS, SOW CAkMB How CASES! GapEr OF ALL KINDs, MADE IND CONSTANTLY ON HAND. @. F. RAU & CO. imN0- 20 “BMcOLELLAN ALLEY, pe 10 BALTIMORE, MD, vt GFA LeChAatea tie AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO. No. 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streete, INVITE ‘THE TRADE TO INSPECT THEIB sTOCK er IMPORTED aE2 DOMESTIC LIQUORS, WINES, SEGARS, TOBACCO, : AND Groceries for the Camp, UNSURPASSED iz * ASEORTMENT AND VABIETY BY ANY STOCK IN THIS CITY. OUR CONTRACTS With THE LARGEST PACKERS Ix THE STATES OF MAINE AND NEW JERSEY ENABLE US TO OFFER HERMETICALLY-SEALED MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES, aT NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI- MORE MARKET PRICES, BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILK constantly on hand, BEING SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE or MESSRS. FRANK BININGER & CO.’8 re CELEBRATED ' BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS. HOMESTEAD RYE, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, GoLp MEDAL MADEIRA, GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, GOLD MEDAL COGNAC, RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, VAN TASSELL AROMATIO SURNAPPS, GOODSPEED & BRO.’S “OLD ToM,” ‘WR KEEP THEM READY FOR SHIPMENT IN IRON-BOURD CasEg CONTAINING FROM ONE TO 81X DOZEN EACH, WE INVITE CONNOISSEURS TO INSPEOT OUR LARGE STOCK oF, CHAMPAGNE WINES, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AND CALL THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION oF CONSUMERS ‘TO THE BRAND GRAND V1X IMPERIAL, AX MOUSSEC4, °UNSURPASSED IN AFD esiblind does DELIOIOUS FLAVOR, e..¥9 PRIGIBL, W223 ze. re “¥ ‘ Ansvr. *s Orrion, : vant Qprcaaivs O» Jane 2, 1608, General Orders, No. 196. The Adjutant General-will previde an appropri- ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the expiration of their term, have<Jered their services jovernment in the present emergency, and for the volunteer troops from other States that volunteered their serviee im the States of sylvanis and ers hes ir of the Beere of a Bron ? B.D. TOWNSERD, 0 Assistant Adjutant General BADQUABTSES DEPARTMENT OF W. 5 H sh INGTON. aay Ofkcs Chif Quartermaster, May 23, 19%, DzALERs 1m AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMERTS, Gia- Dax Bexrps, &c., are requested to furnish this ofige price lists of the various articles ef their trade, The same should be directed to Lieutenant Celo- nel Bilas M. Gaxexs, Ohio Quartermaster, De. partment of Washington. my S-f AB DEPARTMENT, WwW Wasninevon, January 35, 190, In consequence of the presvare Of business atthe “War Department, passes for citisene to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the offes of Lieut, Col. Comnap, 139 Penusylvania avenue adove N ath street. LEGAL NOTICES. HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIoT OF COLUMBIA, Holding s Dist: ..t Court of the United States for the said District.—To ai} whom tt may concern, Greeting:—Nouee is hered, Binies that, on tre 16th day of ty 1a. the United jer Anacostia, attaehed to the Potomac tila, seized a eeopeitne a 716) snd one boxof one hundred and five of tobaeeo. and jin money, EO} the same into the po: Waskingtcn, andthe same are libeled and cuted in this court in the mame of the United States ss lawful prize, and that said cause rie stand for trial atthe City Hail, in the city of Washington, on the Best Monday of October: next, when and where reons are warn pear show caurs thy ‘condemnation should pot be decrecs and tointervene for their interests. au lt R. J. MEIGS, Qerk, e ‘pss SUPREME COURT OF THE DI‘TRIOT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a District Court of the United States for the said District—To ali whom tt may concern, Greeting : Notice lihereby given, that, on the ath day of July, 1368, the Uni- States steamers Oceur de Lion ané Primrose opecered alot of dry ja. shoes, &c,, t them into the port of Washington, and thesa: libeled and prosecuted im this Court in ths of the United States, for condemnation a: all, in the city of Washington, on the firat Monday of October next, when and whereall per- warned to appear to show Cause why con- iE should not be deoreed and to intervene interests, By the Court. B. J. MEIGS, Glerk, FEXBE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT TGF COLUMBIA, Holding a Distrist Qourt of ths United States for the eaid Distzict.—To all tehom it may concern, Greeting : Notice is hereby iven, tbat, onthe Mth day of March, 1:3, the nited States schooner Racer captured as lawful rise one small boat and three drefts, aud brought hem to the port of Washington, and the seme are libsled and Roe in this Courtin the name of the United States, for conc emnation as auch lawful f prize, and that ssid cause will stand for triai at the ity Hall, in the city of Washington, on the first Monday of October next, when and where ll per- seDs are warned to appear to show cause why com demrstion should not be decread, and to intervene for their interests. By the Oourt. S¥ 25 R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT 4 OF COLUMBIA, Holding a District Court o. tae United States for the said District.—To all whom tt may concern. Greeting : Notire is hereby given, that,cn the I7th day of May, 183, lotof mency and bonds was captured by the United Btetes steamer Wyandank attached to the Poto- mac Flotilla, and brought to the port of Washing- ton, and the same is libeled and prosecuted in this Sourt in the name of the United States, f deropation as lawful prize, and that said | stand for trial at the Git i Washington. on thi when end were ‘anee will Persons arc warned to appaar to show cause why condemnation should notbe | decreed. and to intervene for their iuterests, By order of the Gourt y 25 MEIG 4 GAS FITTING, &o. GAS FIXTURES, OF6, ai are daily receiving, GAB of entirely New Patterns Desigan 2 style to anything herstofare eperaily to cull and exan: ourstock of GAS and WATSR FIXTURES, fell: condent, that we have the beat selected stock in wi” All Work tn the shdve line intrusted 46 onr tare will be protsptly attended to. mar s-tf URRS & McGHAN, 376 Detreet, joeurn 5. SHEWELL, 206 Marker SrResr, PHILADELPHIA, DEALER IN DEIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHES. Packed for ExportorGovernmentnre. se e MON ZY !|—MONBY !|—MONKY! M. KE. WALSH & CO., LICENSED PAWNBROKERS, 299 O Srrert, seTWeen NINTH AND PENTH, are now prepared to make cash aivances in sums of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col- lateral security. - LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinds of Real and Personal Property, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical Instruments, Hardware, Clothing, &c., &c, We Having had several years’ experience in business in this city, and favorably known tomany ep us yasiness we w: ive satisfaction, MLK. WALBH & 00.. se 1-3m* Licensed Pawnbrokers. GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS! THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Buceessors to J. F. WALKEE & 20N,) WASHINGTON, D. C., amp . PHILADELPHIA, PA, MANUFACTURERS eF LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS, amD WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AWD WATER PROOF FELT, CEMER®, AND GRAVEL RoorFs. OFFIOE—Louisians avy auc, next door to the Bank of Washington, WORKE—Foot of Twenty-second street west, Chesapeake and Ohie Canal, Washington, and Fhir- tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia. H. OC. WILSON, President. T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary. KB. B—FELT AND CEMENT FOR SALB, IN large and small quantities, Allorders through Post Offes Box 534 punc- tually attended to, Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work warranted, iy?t-6m* N= YORE ‘We invite citiyeus WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE, SEMI-WEEELY BETWEEN NEW YORE WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, D. €. BT: PE Re, Bailin, De Shee and iv 8 RUAYS. at 10's, m., from, foot of Hign ape eorgetown, and Pier 15, foot of Wall stroet, New fork. For freight or a] to ae oko aN © RHINMEART, | 6 dozen erarers, ‘ize, and that said cause will stand for trial atthe | Bits i ROPOSALS POR STATION BEY. © Post Orr108 Darantuax?, Sept 15th, 1893, Seaep Peorossts wisl be received at the Past Gffice Departmen: until the 220 next, at J20’e ock M., for farsial for this the let aay as No- Department for one year fi vember, 1863. Those ae! Peatin celal or abil! atract. not be co! ered. ania ‘A the articles nat be of the very dest quali: ples of which. containing at ‘4 abs e kind of paper, must atcomrany ths amt the Department reserves the right to retain and Be tor the sate cies wice Mated in the offer, or return them, at its option. ho. hd MY Be conrifered wher the articles ac- com, 4 are not ol ~ guireaty a 8 Department, and spurious articles wall sab ioes ee entire tid toyejection, at the pieas- ure of partment The joined list specifies, ascan Dow be Gone. the amount, quality, and description of each of inds of articles t wanted. Estimated quantity for the year. 10 reams folio post, satin or plain finish, faint lined and trimmed, to weigh not léss than 17 pounds per ream 4# reams foolscap, plain, machine, feint lined and timmed, to weigh not less than 12 pounds 10 reams foolscap blue Jaid, faint lined, jen pat- term, commonly known as despatch or consu- Jar paper, to weigh not less than 16 pounds per re post, machine, pisin, faint lined, bree sides. per ream Sreaws best d: uble cap paper, plain, per ream 0 Teams note paper. gilt, per team, large ai 5 reams note paper, plain, per ream, Jar, 30 reams note paper, gilt, per ream, small ai; 5 reams note paper. piain. per ream, ému'l sise 100 ceausionres ope paper, yellow and buff, royal, pel 20 reame blotting r, royal, per rea: 25 gross Perry & Gillotee bectmenaive pons, per arose 40 grosa stalls pens, of other manufactures, per 2 ee barrel pen handles, rosswood, per 2gross small barrel pen handles, rosewood, per Toss 6 gross steel tpped pen handles, per gross G0 opaqus quills, No. $. per M 35 dozer Fat er’s best black lead pencils, graduated, ir dozen 25 doses 3 Monroe’s or other manufactured, erad- uated. per dozen 10 dozen best red and blue pencils, ir dozen 50 dozen folders, ivory, 9 inch, per oxen. 2 4 dozen fed linen tape. assorted. per dozen 10 dagen: silk tarte, colors and widths, in hanks, per lozen 0 dozen paper weights, assorted, per dusen 1doren best gold pens, per dozen @ jodger’s & Sens, ivory handles, genuine. per doren 8dozen penkniver, Rodger’s & Sons, four blad buck born handies, genuine, per cozen 4 dozen office al N inches. per dozea i rs. per dozen , Draper’s patent moveable tops, per do: Adoxen: taka rant » cast-iron, large double, per joze: cen 2 dozen inkstands, cast-iron, single, per dosen 2 dozen bronze, epring top ‘akstands, per dozen 200 bottles of ink, black, Maynard & Noyes’, in quart botties, per bottle 75 bottles ink, Oooper and Phillips’or equal. per quart bottle 106 bottles ink, red, Arnold’s,or equal, in 24 pint bottles, per bottle 75 pounds sealing wax, best extra superfine, scarlet, per round 20 pounds India rabber. prepared, per pound 5 pounds India rubber, unprepared, per pound 300 quarte black rand, per quart 460 pounds twine. linen, per pound 100 pounds twine, cotton, per pound 6 dozen rulers, mahogany. round cr flat, per dozen “dozen iguuuviia, per dozen 5 pounds sponge, bear. per pound : bast, per wound Se extra large Bix ite adhesive envelopes, very. smooth and thick.9}; by 44 inches square, per hundred 1,00 eaatl Om white note adhesive envelopes, per un e anes 2/00 large size white note adhesive envelopes, per hundred 3,0(0 letter size white adhesive envelo; per hun- rea 25,000 long buif adhesive envelopes, very smooth and thick. 942 by 37, inches, par huadred 26,000 long white or ouffadhesive envelopes, very envoth and thick, for letter and circulars, 8% by 4%, mches, per hundred 3,000 buff or white aibesive letter envelopes, very emeoth and thick, par hundred. The adhesive envelc pes taust be thickly gummed. a fourth of an inch wida round the iappels. Each bi¢dder must furnish with his proposala» sam ple, and but one samp'e of each article oid for, Each article must be bid for. aod no more than one price named for any one article Bids not fully conforming to the advertisement will not be consizered. _ The terms and conditions of the advertisement for statiouery are lo be incorporated in the con iractior stationery ; aud the Lead of the Depert- ment will, in sil cases, judge whether the articles teudered by the contractor are of the quality re quined by the coutract. The ccntract will -e awarded tothe lowest and best bidder, and bond and se surity will be required for its faithful performance, The stationery is to be furnished agit may be ordered by the Department, and at the contract maltese tee, the quantities exeeed or fall short of thore red. Fach propora! must be signed by the individual or firm mak.pgit. snd must specify a price and but one price, foreach and every articls named in the schedule. Should any articles be required which are not enuwerated, they are to be furnished at the lowes. market prices, if the Departmentehall see fit to order them from the contractor haviag , the contract for similar articles ; and ifthe con- tractors and the Department do not agree, then the Department may have the article furnished by any other person or persons who will furnish it ata price lower than that demanded by the contractor. Blank forma for proposals will be furnished at the Department 'o persons applying for them ; and, as without uniformity therein the Department would find it difficult to makes decigion, none will be taken into consi teration unless sibstantially agree- ing therewith. is fine Department reserves to itself the right of ordering a greater ora less quantity ofeach and rt te contrasted for, as the public service "8. ‘The head of the Department willin all cases decide whether the terms of the contract have been com- plied with, and reserves the power to annul the contract upon any failure to comply in a reasonable time. Bonds with approved security, are to be given by the person or eraons contracting ; and in case of failure to su; the articles, the contractor and his sureties hall he liable for the forfeiture speci. fied in such bond as liquidated ages, The contract willbe awarded tothe lowestand best bidder : the best bid to be determined after a careful examination for the purpose of ascertaining which bid will, in its practical results, be most ad- van eous to the De; t very high rates, withou ofeach fort yar] Postmaster General. 8e19-lawaw - NITED STATES 6-20 BONDA, UNITED STATES 7-20 TREABURY WOTRS, UNITED BTATES COUPONS OF 1581, UNITAD STATES ONETIFIOATES OF IN- DEBTEDNESS. Gold. Silver, Uneurrent Money, Exehange on all parts of Burope and the Northern Cities, BOUGHT AND BOLD, ‘We sre authorized to furnish &-® Bondsat par until the lst of August next, when the priviledge of conversion ceases, Orders for Btocksand Gol executed in New York exclusively on commission. BITTENHOUSEH, FANT & CO., af » 35% Penn. avenue, RRittansouss, FANT & OO., BANKERS, NO, 368 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Will continue to furnish U. 8S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS Aslongs issued by the Government, at par, . 8, Coupon 6’s of 1881, U. B. 7-30 Notep, U. 8. Certificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD, Exchange on all parts of and the Northe. Cities sold in sums to it purchasers, Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusive. on Commission iv RITTENHOUSE, PANT & OO. OTICB —For sale, five hundred sets of one, two and four horeé second: band Harness, three bundred good citisens’ and McOlellan second-hand Baddles, Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave., between Pinta Siva ooe good errant boy. cease Mande wanted : e . fel-tm* | H, 8, JOHNSTON. Agents, foot of High street, JAMES WAND, "Agent Jo1s-¢n* 117 Wail street, Now York, yj 4ze8F contains & co. PHILADELFHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. Tam now reesiving large qusatities of DAA’ ALB and PCKERE ‘from this meer which I am prepared to furnish on sliort a persons who wil favor se With ther oraary, Orders given to my driv 4 iven to my dri will be tended y drivers wrozmptly at- Goods delivered. in all parte of Washidgton Aeorgetown, free of charge: ey Se ite on eee HER OF, AND PEND WOOD for sai prrascur BOATS TO LET BY THE DAY OB The yacht LIVE YANKEE (fastest boat onthe river) will carry 10 or z Labial also, the y lendid Capacity for a rsons. Ap) TO UAMNES A MOD, Salitmaners, 698 Bleventh street, near Riley's wharf, Parties wishing boats for Sanday: should engage them beforekadd. pat z PELs FINK ART GALLERY—269 Aye Aer ae ere gente dayicivvs are taken of a-new and beautiful style, faving bey Wa added new back grounds and sceaery to his 4g lery , is now prepared to the most fastidious. Sp Ree eRe oy lovarn of the art. se 2-im* 90 DI wood! : ED IN 4ND spit WOR ON anal.’ ce AOL ce ceaie ry l 4 “ Pires. 3 e pant" WOR D amar was ar , TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY BALTIMORE. AND OHIO RAILROAD. 28 Tuesd: August 11 Fesamm: een W, Pa Seco a 3. rOR LADELPHIA. NEW YORK & BOSTOR. sel ashington ats and 1l.isa,m, and § and YE até 8p. m. oniy, 6a, Sard id osm ant 8 Band 6.0 ve. , Sand 1.158. m. % 2p. Pigg Sy a er ee POR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave Washington at 6.50 @. m., and 3, 5, and 6.39 p.m, daily, except Sanday. On Sunday ‘at Sand | oe ireics only. ¢ only route by which Baggage ean be kel Throuni fram Washincton. = BORK WasHINGiUN ANB THE SO TH, Leave Baltimore for Washington at 4.30, 8 and IC and 8p.m, On Sundaysat 4.90 and n and fifth trains only from Baltimore and the first and fourth trains fi ii Stone eeits urth trains from Washington, FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave Baltimore at 8 a. m and 5 p. m. Leave Washington at Ga.m and, No train for Annspoiis on Run: For Sorther information, tiekets of every kind, C.. iy to . KOONTZ, Agent, “4 ton ion, or at the Ticket flee, ar eae W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, L. M. COLE, General Ticket agent au 8-3f asea. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE or tis BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, FROM WaSHINGTON CITY! THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH-WEST ing th uickest Time. And the Oni; tng he eu Through ‘Toker direct ai aoe Through Check for Baggage frem Washingtor City. ‘With Less Chacges of Cara than on any other Route, aud xo Omnibun Riding. FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON city. (Bandiya ero ¢) Balti making connections wi ins leaving imore at 7.454. M.and 83) P.M, On Sandays, One Train at 3.5) P. M.. covnecting at Relay with 9 F. uw. Trein from Baltimore, FOR THE WEST. Train leaving: Washington at 6.3) A. M. makes connestion at Washington Junction (Relay House) with Train pol bo se more ats.i5 a. M. Trains leavirg Washington st 3,5, or §.80 P. x. make connection with Train leaving Baitimore at orm BE SUBB TO BUY YOUB TIOKBTS BY THe BALTIMORE &ND OHIO RAILRGAD. This ts the Oniy Route by which Tarough Tickets or Through Baggege Checks can be procured in Washington. Knight's Latest Improved SLEEPING OARS, of the most superier fuish,xliached to Might Trains, THB SHORTEST AND MOST DIREZOT ROUTS To COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUI3VILLE, OIN- CINNATi, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, 8T. LOUIS, CHICAGO, ée., de, @e., BP WiTH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ARF OTHER ROUTZ. eM BF-Speeral Notice to Passeneers for tha West from Washington '—Passergers going West, by purcha sing their THBOUGH TICKETS in Waxtlagtoa, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,6AVE ONE DOLLA! Through price, and bave the priv- ilege of vis’ Baltimore (if desired) witbous additional ch —7O0 LAND & MARNcTTA & CI ian v i ystem ©. of tre NC ST, snd 800TH We se apply at the of Transportation gent. Ap 21-tf a 1863) THE 13563. PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRVAD gma ow -OVASS ROUTE cee ALI. THs WESTBRN CITIES, 7 a GRTatEn oe comvroari es cf PRER FROM D) 0 YD THROUGH BAGG ACR OREO E YHOM BALTIMONS THRBS DAILY TRAINS FROM PHILADSLPHIA TO PITTSBURG , Two of them raakini “‘OLO3B CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG ius on the with we NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD, acd forming THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTB rroin WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE to se paints an the WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTH WEST. We Por Through Tickets a; at the offices of the Northern Central ‘Hasizoad ee northeas corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Wi m, and Calvert Station, Baltimore, SPLENDID SUBREeS OARS ON ALL NiGHT SMOKING amp BALOUN CARSON ALL TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON. Passengefs will take the 6.9) a. m. and 6,90 9.20, Waine. connecting in Baltimore witb the 9.15 a. nd 9.15 p. m. na on the Northern Centcal Rai! Toad, and arrive in Harrisburg at 1p, ™. and 1: ft there. r ne clone cpanections, wilt me ins on ennsylvania en’ = all parte of the West. FERIGHTS. By this route Preighis of ail descriptions can he ST Ohio: Kentucky. Toeiscn, Tinoia, "Wiseesels, LS indi r by atirond dirsct. : mntral also connects Foahy Tenn berland, Lilinois, Biesis: Misrtuants and thisperg vatraetine the tracapor. tation of their t to this Company ean Faly "Tu RAT Ge raatcu toand trom gay point the West, by the Ponnsylvanis Central Ralircad, : atajl at as Sonoratisar ore char sed by other ‘fo mark paskages ‘Via Penne, Con’ B.” wi, Oentral B. Wit. BRO {Aart Northern Oea z., Goan Baysrintend Bai 10. Agent, rare ai Fe. grat DIsHASES) SBORET DISmASRA! SAMARITAR’S GIFT: S4MARITAN'S GIFT! . THR MOST CERTAIN SEMEDY, BVER UBHD, en, itive O lor RONORENGA, GLEBE, STRICTURES, ev \@] mo . aly Tan, Polls to b¢ Takin to Lie! « Owre ‘They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unpleasant taste, and sot im ony way ia- jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. CGures in from two to days, and recent cases in “twenty-four hours.” Prepared by @ graduate of the Galversity of Pennsylvszia. one © mad eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day. Ho EXTOSURE, NO FROBBLE ¥o OHANGR WRATRVER. one Who iting cured, eon with Balsam Copaiva, or or who have been ‘ged Mereurr, 57 s4MARITAN’S, GIFT. $eice7hialo packages, @2, Female, @8. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOCD }!! SOROFULA, ULOBRS, SORES, BPOTS terrane BORLA Bod SLEHLLIB OR Vs HEBRB JUICES i OOte aa positive. carp za 1o be BS, the Sa- Pt bec proe er ekiG wa potent, certain e! a Ls _ sete, estanena aie core loreak and cistrake then of thia purifying reme- éy and ‘and do not transmi! Gas pos. terity that for when JENA TRY eee nounéed incurable, th although you may 28 Bony HERB JUIGES will remove every vestige of imparities fa ee) system, ‘es well as all the bad effects of . —___pamazs" Ee MRE Bi e . Bort hepplly adapter. J? Pains of the Woe en laints incident to the aex: 5 ea mcan, Price @1 @ bottle, or 4 br*Ues for ‘BAMARITAN’S OHANORE WASH. BashonD « 00, Box 61 Philadelphia Post Bold.by 8, CALVERT FORD,¢ rner of 11th and ple ba 8, OP PoENHY OOK, Alexandria, may 6-tr A™ OFFtOM eit ¥1 VENUE, waer HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU A POSITIVE aD SPECIFIO REMEDY FoR Won-Reteniion or Ineontinence of Urine, Irrite. fon, Inflemmation or Tleeration of ths iad. der and Kidneyz, Diseases of the Pros- trate Gland, Stone ta tht Bladder, Calcerous Gracel er Britt Dust Deposit and Mucous or Milky Discharger, and ll Dissases op Affeetions af the Bladder and Kidatys, and Dreprieal Bwsttingt, ewisicng tn Men, Women or Children. HELNBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHE, For Weakners arising from Rreesses, Habits of Dis. sipation, atteuded with the following symptoms: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Powor, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trombiing, Horror of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Weke- fulness, Pain in the Baek, Universi Lassitndeof the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the body, Dry- neas of the Skin, ERUPTIGNS ON THE PACH, PALLID COUN TENANCE, These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medicine invariably removes, soon follown Ta- tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which tug patient may expire. Who can ray that they are rot freevently foliowed by trose “‘ Direful Diseases,” IN- BANITY end CONSUMP- TION. Many are cware of the cause of their suffering, but none will confess, The records of tre [a- sane Asylums and the Melan- choly Deaths by Qon- sumption, bear ample wit- Wess to the truth of the ag. sertiln, The constitution onse fected with Organic Weakness, ra- quires the aid of medicine to Streagthen suc Invigorate the System, which Hui. BOLD'S BATRACT BUCLU INVARIARLY Doan HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY OONGENTEATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPABILLA, For purifying the blood, ra moves all diseases srising from excesses and impradexce in life, chronic constitutional dig- esses arising from an impure state of the biood, and the only relig- ble and effectual known remedy or the care of Borofule, Sesld Head, Gait Rheum, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Uleeratione of the Throstand’Legs,Blotehes, Pimples on the. Face, Totter, U-rsipelas, and all sealy eruptions ef the a akin, Two wdle spoonsfal of the Extract ef Sersaga- Trilla adced te a pint of water, is equal te tho Lidson. Diet Drink, aud ono bettie is fully eqes! tes gation. ef tho Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Deeoction, an usnally made. wo THESE EXTRACTS RAVE BEES ADuIY- TRD TO UBB IK THE UNITED STATES ABMY, and are also in very general use in all the BTA’ HOSPITALS aad PUBLIO SANITARY Inst. TUTIONS throughout the land, as wo as tn pei. vate practices, amd ave considered.as tzvaleable Temediss. Son Muptest Paormesias of Buenv. Prem Dispensatery of the United taken, Bee Professor DEW ERS’ valaable werks on tho Practice ef Physic. See remarks made by the late eolobrated Br PHYSIO, Philade See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MeDOW BLL, s eclebratd Physician, and Member ef the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published inthe transsotions of the King and Queen s Jour pal. Bee Medieo-Chirurgical Review, published by BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College of Burgeons. 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