Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1863, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Boeton «Sraixe” Movenent.—The jou boiler makers and fron-plate | ‘wor! i with the exception of euch as are at | Te he piece in theem) the Adiant » McKsy & Aldus, Boat id Mckay, J. ‘etlew, Grover & Litchfeld at j Enel Mastig 1s thomumterctseeston mn | and Rave ceased work at the preent day | ‘wages. Most of the firms named amed have govern”. | ‘ment contracts to fulifil, and owing a locne mares amount of government work in the shape of pas 5 Sores iron plete kes pons workmen = maoverent aren the workmen in the Oiariesiown Nav |. in opposition to the order airing 1! to commence Work at sunrise, become very general. The ad- int ment meeting, held in nare is joreneon was attended by about 20 of the {mployes, nearly all departments in the yard nied, and & committee was ap- poned dé 10 wait upon the Commodore, and in- rm him. they were willing to begin work | oe the obnoxious order was sue pended, and | could commence labor at quarter past | oe as former], Thie commitwe will re- Trine Bt one o’clock, at an adjournment meeting | jaare. ‘Work fn the yard te genevaliy aus d to-day, on acceunt of this move- ment among the mechanics and laborers, and it ‘abot walikely their demands for the former Rours of Jabor will be acceeded to on the part of the Government.—Boston Journal, Tuesday. Tus Stake in PuILapELPuta.—There is a genéral move at Peet going on among the ‘wor king classes of this city to institute meas- ures in order to secure an advance of wages. This step is deemed neces: owing to the | increased price of all articles of everyday con- sumption. Some of the trades whe haye had @n increase of pay are now asking more, asthe ig has still further advanced ‘was made to their salary. All Are on the gui vive, looking out for their in- SerestB.. Meetings are held daily, committees ~ to wait on the bosses, who, in most cases, comply with the demands of their | workmen, and in case of refusal a “strike” in- stantly takes place. As mechanicsof ali kinds are scarceand in demand, owing to the im- mense numbers in the army, their places are not so easily filled, and bosses generally find ic to their interest to pay all that is demanded. Protective societies are being formed by the Teepective trades: and so well organized are these associations that in many cases, even ‘when a ‘s:rike” takes place, eaaiic) ers cannot induce others to take the place of ar the strikers, The segar makers are preparing for a great | demonstration. The nters propose to ask an advance to two dollars and twenty-five | cents per day, and they feel certain that their | demand will be complied with. All the trades | I sre on the alert, and so the movement for in- | ereased wages progresses.— Philadelphia A, Kev, 10, rca eee ee W. BOTRLER. c, W, BUTELER & SON, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE 4ND RETAIL DEALERS IN | OGhima, Glass, and €r. ry Ware, ABLEOUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WABB. | BRITANNIA WARB, BLOO® yy Goons, fie CHAMBER sETs, OOAL OIL LAMPS, JAPANNED WAITERS, DOORMATS, | FEATHER DUSTBRS, BRUSHES, WOOD WARR, | No. W. BOTELER | AND HOUSEEREEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY. BP" Houses, Hotels, and Steamboats furnished at short notice. 318 IRON HALL, i Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ate, © 80 ® cosm IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS. SUTLERS WILL FIND H. A. DOWNING & €O.'S CONCENTRATED CLAM TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE Fo THEIR TRADE. It sells very rapidly, and is the most economical article ofdiet{ the officer’s mess. Itis prepared tm one minute, and maker a most delicious Boupor Ohowder, It is highly recommended by Army @urgeons. The profits are large. H. A. DOWNING & CO, Manufacturers of Concentrated Food, No. 111 Bast 18th st., New York, For sale by BARBOUR & SEMMBS, Sole Agents, 65 Louisiana Avenue, ee 3-ly Washington, D. 0. WiLLiamM FITCH, L.G, INE, JOnR FITOH, HINE & FOX, ATTORNEYS ATLAW, Raat Bsrars, Cuarm asp Parent AGEnrs, Corner Seventh and F Svcs, | (opposite Post Office, | Wasninecromw Oirr oO. N.B. enone Siar Bia. 0038-Im* | ppPpersenaremuet WINDOW SHADES. J. L., KIDWELL would respestfully inform his friends and the public that-he bas just received ®@ well selected assortment of WALL PAPERS WINDOW SHADBS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &c , | OE Ser en a ie eemaron eset at the lowest cash joes, i Wall Payers 1234 cents end upwards. i All papers bung in the city or country in the very Dest style by experienced workmen. j Remember the place. No. 367 D street, near sth, ja Franklis Hall Building. oo =e MPOBTANT TO ZAMILIBG = hem Moving yortected his ee pies ork ad Boston, faker thie py old customers and thet pabite-ge cma 7 sat he is receiving daily by ex exprese— hester County Beef, ts Down Matton, county (N. J.) Veal Philadelphia ia Buster. Capont. is packs county one Bi lew Grosse, Balye, Weodeod ee aoe f Bastorn Marketa nt ns Overy WxBrY of the poston Clear Fork, Fort, doused Pigs eet and ripe, Pickled and Haliba' i va et Foreign and Domestic | oe wae othe: ving entertainments | ‘this ia the cheapest pices in Weel zeton ; 119 Fenasyivania es | 'e1 awa Ps ney! ia, event : THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Buccessors to J. F. WALEEB & BOH,) WASHINGTON, D. 0., amp PHILADELPRIA, Pa, | MABUPACTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS, AED WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER | PROOF FELT, CEMENS, | 4ND GRAVEL moors. OFFIOR—Lowisians av nue, next door to the Bash of Waskingtos, WORKS—Foot of Twenty-second street west, Gheeapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, aad Thir- ‘Weth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia. H. 0. WILSON, President. T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary. B. B.-FELT AND CEMENT FOR SALE, 18 large and small quantities, Allorders through Post Office Box $34 panc- tually attended to. Repairs to old Roofs made promptiy. Al! work | warranted, ¥ sy'28-6m" yr STATES 6-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-80 TEBASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1481, UBITAD STATES OBRTIFIOATES OF DEBTEDN ESS. Gold. Bilver, Uncurrent Money, Exehange onal | parts of Burope and the Northers Cities, BOUGHT AND SOLD, We are authorised to furnish 5-30 Bonds at par | ‘Wntl the lst of August next, when the priviledge | of conversion ceases, Orders for Btoeks and Gol executed in New York on commissicn. RITTBNHOUER, PANT & CO., Bankers, 353 Penu. avenue. ate | jdanger thereto by fire = other wiee ‘from | expiration of their term, have offered their se: | Pennsylvania and 1 LOOMIS 338 Pa. av.. near coraer 9th st. eon a ana Wars ote os 191Abe Special oréee fo. 91 F ar tor oe of Government Le stored in various sections arising the lawless influence of wpiriteose Nar itgaore vicinity where this cated stored, eee is litte nat ities named herein, to wit: “Squares 116, 117, 139 and 14 as fronton Nineteenth and vicinity of Nineteenth street park. Squares 137, 138, 139, oe 158, 192, 0 much thereof as th, Eighteenth. M and N tect in vicinity of Seventeenth street.and ambulance parks. Squ gor aes 41, 42, 43, at ae og eee 57, Ts 30, 104, 120, 121, 122, 123, 1 13, ra hes Oat Ward, south of Pennsylvania avenue. Squares 7. 84 9, 10, 18, 19, 20, in the vicinity of pa ee whi uares 165 oe kad 166, 80 much thereof as front and Seventeenth street, in the vicinity of clothing ng deperince Squares 107, 126, 163, 161, 154, 165, so mueh thereof as front Connecticat avenue, Seven- teenth, Eighteen and K streets, in the vicinity of K street stables. uares 472, 473, 501, 508, 503, in vicinity of Sixt and Seventh-street wharves. Squares 573, 574, 630, 631, 692, 633, 634, 651, 693, or‘any vacant street oravenue includedin these equares, being in vicinity of railroad depot and Soldiers’ Retreat. Squares 725, 729, 731, 734, 735. 759, 760, ip vi- oin ty of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar- racks, On any densburg obtained ine lace within Sour squares of Bia. ‘oll Gate. On any place ‘within two squares of Kendall Green park. O8 aay piece within two squares of Railroad park. Any house in the above-described localities convicted of selling liquor to citizens or sol- diere, will be closed, and the proprietor im- risoned for such time as the nature of the of- Jonae may warrant, the liquors on the mises confiscated, andthe house permanently closed, An application in writing to the Provost Mar- shal, endorsed by the Mayor and OUhief of Polices will be placed in the handsof an officer, report whether any Epecitied person may be permitted to sell, under license, to citizens onl at only in exceptional cases will permits be By command of Hexry B. Topp, Captain and Provost Marshal. A. S. Bakes, Lieutenant and Adjutant. ne 5-2w aE DRPARTMEN? ERAL’s OFFION, ASHINGTON, Jane 29, 1868. General Orders, No. 168. The Adjutant General will provide an appropri- edal of honor for the troops who, after the given. to the Government in the present emergency, and alec for the volunteer troops from other State. that Bisa ee | under the |) ih gntim ear ante by vhleh Bagasge can be ‘Checked The We wee cre for AnD THE UrH. Sines ist Po ais Sas parenck wa } et 3 guuecrests ei | Finston ej maed Hotre for tor dinavola on “ roa rez, Pest ri Pete ORT, Agent, ton station, or at the i 7 enter portation, | L. M. OOLB, General Ticket Agen’ eustyr | ase6s._. SPBING AND SUMMEB S0HEDULE oF TEE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, FROM WaSHINGTON CITY) THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO f. . WEST, SOUTH AND crane Quickest ring 3 ton sekot aie, oF ‘Making the that can sell & Throu, op Ripe at ea otber Route, and no Omnibus POUR DAILY 8 FROM peal OITY, (Bundays excepted,) Jas with Frainaian +4 Jeaving Baltimore On Bundsys, See at ry con Trai ora re, o atiaay wi on Tun he watiaae, renhisaten at 6.80 A. M, makes ashingtos vencuen in (ele House) ih Praia leaving? Baltimore at 8. ‘or 6.90 P.M. t Trains leaving tr maa Baltimore at pas connection with P.M, TIOKETS BY THB aa sty ETIMOEM A LPH RAILROAD, This ‘s the Route by which Through Tickets or age hci can be procured Knight’s Latest Tmyroved SLEEPING CABS, of ‘the most superier finish, ih, attached to Night Trains, have volunteered their service in the Btates of | Maryland, By order of the Séoreiary of War. B.D. TOWNSEND, je 20 Assistant Adjutant General ‘TEN’ WasxinGrom, January 28, 1868. In consequence of the presscre of business atthe War Department, passes for citisens to vistt the Arny of the Potomac will be given at the office of ' Lieut. Col, Gommap, 139 Pennsylvania avenue above Nineteenth street. DENTISTRY. LAveine ¢. Gas! No Pain in Extracting Teeth. There is no danger in taking this Gas (pure Nitrous Oxide) even for those who sre coasump- tive or delicate in constitution Ite inhalation produces sleep.or coma, in about two minute-, ane its effect passes offin the same length of ‘ne. lade and administered at the office of oc-Im* no Also, Teeth extracted without pain, ‘when desired. Terms moderate in all cases. se 19 ly TEETH. M. LOOMIB, M,P; she Laventos and, Patentee ofthe MINBEAL PLATE ETH, attends, is in this ctty. Man persons can wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and BO person cam wear others whe waves calline’ it my offes accommodated my pies atyle and prise of Teeth they may desire; tte thoss who are partioulat and win the purest, art can ‘produce, the MINBRAL PLATS wil be Booms in this olty—No. 338 Pennsylvania avenue between Sth and 10th streets. Also, ner an Arch st., Philadelphia. th aM DAILY BECRBIVING MY BTOOK or Fall and Winter Clothing ANB @ent’s Furnishing Geeds. J. H. SMITH, 460 BEVENTH STREET. BO-N. B.—Bample Goods for Oustom Work. Citas - OF WASHINGTON COMING TO BALTIMORE Oat SAVE FIFTEEN PER OBNT. BY BUYING OF SMITH BROTHERS & CQ., OLOTHIEES AND MBROHANT TAILORS, No. 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, oot priuan PILES! SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, If yeu would obtain immediate relief from complaint, try DE. WITFIBLDS VEGETABLE PILLS. ‘This is a long tried and throroughly tested rome €y, and has never yet failed to cure. Do not suf fer when there is a remedy withia reach. Bold by 8. O. FORD, 290 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, and by H. OOOK, Alexandria, Va, Bent to any address by mail. Price 60 cents per box. For sale by all Druggiste. + YOUNG, Proprietor, iy 4-3 Mos 481 Broadway, ¥. Y. BORRT DISEASES! Coe seicnmaes SAMARITAN’S Fr: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST OBRTAIN REMEDY, BVER USED, for GONOERY Ba. OLFEE. STRICTURES, ‘Only Ton be Taken to Kfect ‘They are entirely vegetable having m any unpleasant , and will not in vores the stomach or bowels of the most delicate, Soepty, four Rowrs two to four days, gat ves yeouss canes ot ene Ua avers ‘of Fe Pi ivanis, one aof or fhe ime more Ss Inemists of the present day, neerene Z20UBLE. xo cuanes WEATEVaa. getting cured, ie 3 who have Seen a soseed wi th Balsass Gopaiva, oF MARITAN’S GIFT. Bent by. palin apias om rele Priee— hg este Female, @3. LOOD tt ETTRRS SAMARITAN" ae 00 4ND HEEB JUICES SUEBTLIB on EN Biagea SDisMASED: the BA. Bat tent event and snd ator roasedy over’ re geri shat itre Folngny 0 that the, cure mae of then of this reme- wa ee fine pariiving verity ity that eae aint meré - pe or pans Js " j dystens, as well ST eal) the bed odlects of Mercury, jo | i | | i 1 i coat | Sech\aud Shirting Flan i Osssimers and Buti ae nite sate Solon jored THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIREOT ROUTB COLUMBUS, DA rron, ee eee OINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, Hautes, 8. LouUI8, Gard4ey at ‘Special Notice to Passengers for the West from ton '—Passen, ont D3 agen degli RHROUGH TIOkETS tn he Baltimore and Ohio eerie sal Va ONh BoLLAR inthe ares h price, and have the ei of visiting ‘Ba more (if deaired) wi sdfitional hares. Gonnections at she Ohio River with SLAVE: PITTSB' OENTR. OH. 4 and OU. em, Ww: ¢ Whole Railwe of ne NORTE WES, CENTRAL WHET asd SOUTH WEST. For THROUGH BIOKETS ee apply at the Ticket Office seen Ww. P.8 © Master of Transportation M. ooLN. Goneral ‘Picket Agent. ‘ap 21-tf 63} THE. PENNSYLVANIA GENTRAL RAl ROAD Is a FrnsT-oLass HOUTE CLL THE WESTERN OITIEB, SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT | STONH BALLASTED AW. FREE FROM DUST BaGeGat sk @G4GR OHBOKED THROUGH ON SOE THEER DAILY TRAINS FRO! PHILADELPHIA | EIPTBBUBG Two o! LOBE OONNSOTIONS. at ‘Wennrss i) Eth Trains 2 7 URE HORTHBEN 2 TRAL BAILEOAD, THR GREAT P QMNTEAL ROUTE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORB to ints in the wast, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST. we” Yor Through Tickets y at the etiace ct ot the Northern Central pany» BO! gorner of Pennsyivania avenue ‘and 8 Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore." SPLENDID BLERPING OARS ON ALL NIGHT SMOKING amp BALOON 0. OARS no ALL TRAINS. FROM WASHING’ Pit mesgemtiel will faxes aes a: Lf ‘and 6.30 p. aime bona ses in Belumere, with the 9.15 % and 9.15 = on the Northern Ce: Ocateal, le ‘and arrive in Harrisburg at 1 and 1.35 trains tbe Pa aapivania Goutal es er on ‘en! parts of thi ‘West, iain | Gs are charsed by otha — packages “Via Penna, | Wh. arate Northern cone Zs a 1. MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. jpbggtt eh ten HEADQUAB: eee nigh LS ices will fo sald foe BU 587 12 U7 Ee iD men. Those in bat itutes will it to their in' to Ps As at “Tatelll- gence Beal Batate Office,” No. 611 Ninth st., ivanis avenue, au 1-1 N. H. MILLER. ALL AND WINTER DEY Latioe’ Black, Colored and Bearlet Cleats aad dir- Black, Proo! a Piush and Water f | rench Merinos, ap¢ Ottomans in all colors, | Bits. ed, |, Blac and Yellow Flansels, in all qual- batinets, A i 5 ae 2, Bea sih pre or Boots in arses vs variety, Balmoral and Houp SK Hosiery, Gauntlets, . pe Kid Gloves, &e., &e, YLOR & O0:, oc 38 No. 42 Genter Market Bpace, RittssHoves, FANT & CO., BANKERS, NO. 362 PBNNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Will continue to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS Aslongs issued by the Goversment, at par, « B. Coupon 6's of 1881. U. B. 7-30 Treasury Notes, - U. 8. Oertificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD, Exchange on all parts of Burope and the Northe. Cities sold in sams to suit purchasers, Btocks and Gold bought in New York exclusive. Commission. by compiates within thirty im cortifientes of indebted- as the Government may : é eH} ae cpiee ma fron who have Stocomply with a bids, or from fanart atiet ‘he received which is not fresh se st goiemiel sireenet 2 wreshia Li euvenae eect 2. Scene FOR sy PRANSPORTATION, ore: or THE Pires QuARTBAMAsraE, Kansas, U¢:, 3. | § Buatap Erorowazs wil be reosived at this 0 a> oo 5 i é s nit dt a3 He noe Ae i | ba} of ‘a, Dakotah, Keane 5s an pouth of latitude 4 a des. north, me he 1adeg.s West, ano in the Perritory of Colo: deg. north. Bidders to state the rate for 100 miles, ‘at ‘waten they wiil stores in each of the months, from inetentves of the yeare lo0d the State of Missouri, are or way be established te. Territory of Colorado, south of lati supplies from Fort wea ‘nion, BN. M., or otaer de esignated in that Territory, to tony other point or ite or on the route. “niade Fe to state the rate per is for 100 miles, at which they will transport mia at stores in each of the months, from April to Bsptember, inclnsirg: of the years and oule Ne. 3. From Port Union, or such other de- ot as may be established in the Territory of New exico. to sny vy ports or stations that are or may be pete eped son that Territory, om to BL sis se ite of Texas rout or *iongitude is Sag geet. wo state she zeta, per 100 pounds for 100 ‘mil 1 transport eaid stores in rom a to November, in- 1864 ai reecitiates Mendes uence Tas exce ands on Rou! apéson Route Ko 2, and 600,000 pounds on Route 0. 3. fio additional per centage willbe psidfor the transportation of bacon, hard bread, pine lamber, sbingles, or re other stores. a ‘Bid ere must 7 Kemi names poke full, as vou bd ei Teak o1 Tal ;,and proposal mut beacgo a bond in the sura of ton t hous- and dollars, Signed by two or more Tonpontible persons. aranteeing that in ease a cont is awarded ed for tbe route mentioned in the ropeeal to the parti ee proposing, wise contract wi Ibe and enter ant each f the month clusive, of the good and ullclent soceriy faratahed by eid artion. nin e000 accordance with the "The amount of bonds required will be as foilows: .On Ronte No. — ein x: Batisfactory evidence of the loyal ofeuch bidder and person offered a3 security be required. Proposals must be endorses: Proposals for army Tracsportation on Routes Nos. 1. 3, or 3,” as the case may be,and none will be entertained unless they Tally comply with all the requirements of this advertisement. Parties to whom awards are made must be pre- Fared to execute contracts at once. and to give the Fequlred Donde for the faithful pei formance of the “Oontracts will be made ou piew: | fo: ise approval of the Quartermaster General. but the right is re- served to reject or all bids that may be offered, Contractors must be in readiness for service by snare dey ot AP business or agencion es oF fa tne ave De eats Forts Leavenworth and Union, and other depots that may be established at which they may be communicated with promptly on and arenally. IN, 003) td Major and Quartermaster, P2oPosars Fo FOR WOOD, Oavatay Boasav, 2 Orrick or Daron OT QrauteaMastER was u PROPOSALS are & it and will be received at this office unt:! FRIDAY, 20th day of November, at noon for the furnishing of 200 cords of good, sound. merchantable well seasoned Jord Wood, to be colivered at the Oavalry Depot, Giesboro Point, j-» corded in ranks 4 feet high; delivery not aE: eoomeetes complete until corded, measares inspected. ders will state the ‘prices for os kind—oak, biosers, pine An ins; F will ai the Government te ins; The ability of Bye Dit must be guaran’ whose siccatares must be sppen “The bud paability of the guarantor must be mows By ny he official certificate of the Clerk of the istrict Ceurt or of the United States Dis- Attorney, just be addressed to Oaptsin H jaated on tho part of and measure the wood. to fala hin agreement nsible persons, led to the guar- perpen ope Quartermaster, Oaval: it, at 4 ie street, ‘ashington. wand ei ba en the envelope Proposals or ‘Wood. = 18t BOPOBALS FOR ocoAL AND Woops Sumars oF sus = Umiren Sratss, Office of the Sarrtens ¢ at Arms, jotober 21, 1863. BuaLu Paorosite will be roosived at this office Pi eosin cannon te ees r next, for the delive: 6 vau! the Bonate Wing of t! the Dapitol, of four hund: tons ,2.340 Ibs_ to the to: Ege ‘atone Post furnace wi te Lah Goal, “ihe bai is fo beet tt + thoro: screened and weighed in the Tosence the Bn jer to the Bona ls of te assistant, and to bedelivered as aboveon or Before the 5th day of December following. for like character will be received fer tes “aallve very, at the fame place, on or petore Wood. eeere ponds he | ‘Sfty cords of best Pine @ Coal ood 10 he ed away in the vauita, as the Ohief ‘Bagineer a] dir aE OwH. 00 21-4 Sergeant at-Arms U. B. Senate. PPRorcwaLs FOR HAY, BTRAW, AND GRAIN Aseistax? Quanrmamasrsa’s Orrion, ¢ Department. corner G a: orage Wasrim D. 0., October 16th, 1963. \Eropooaisate lavited Tor furniahiog Hay Written Btraw, Os! be aslivered Gov itraw, and upward terest of the Government to eontract for a less amount. 1 grain to be put up in ed Sacks, dou: aye cafe i onan, wh! are to be farsloned at : cost of The oHey aad § ‘and Btraw to be secure! All @: and Hey snd Straw: Sirow omeret te sud- Sect os a rigid inspection by the rect lad | In- will be awarded from time te ee rae bidders, asthe inversete'ct @ 8 joe ma} Seed security will be required for the faith fuldiimentof any contract ‘made under this wives, tisement. Payment tobe made at the completion of th. contrect 8. L. BBOWN, * Captain 8 and Assistant Quartermaster, U.S. 4, * Lanas AseORTMENT OP PIANOS. GREAT BARGAINS IN 4IN PIANO FORTES! rge assortment of Steinway & Sons’ ete, ‘ts, wmich are superior tall all others Eastray ured, Atthe ‘Music Bare Ww. @. Mmtoenorr, ° ‘Gor. 1tth and Ps. ave. BW YORE N AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE, on 5 iv RITTENHOUSE, FANT & QO, ——— JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Ne. 452 Fifteenth Street. Wm BEALL CONTINUB To PURNIER UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS &t par until fartéer notice, ht Tersens desiring information concerning eed 088 Can procure atour counter or queniiong pcation may watt, Cireulare answering cs ‘WE BUY AND Tp BELL ALL 18808 OF GOVEZNMBENT BONDS, TEBASURY NOTRs CBTIFICATES, AND VOQUCHEES, OOIN, CURRENCY, AND BXOHANGR, AED PAY THERIGEBST PRIOES:FOR CERTIFICATE CHECKS. JAY COOKE & CO., Renters, - aust? - 462 ‘Fifteenth street, pebiason Neg Wea THE ee ees WN SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YOR, WASHIN ee and ee WN, D. -."? BALTIMORE Pie co a. gatiays. ct, Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT- Geczeeton at ry hyd m.. from foot of High 5 and Pier 15, simon “Polo so pece mn s at foot of. Hien terest, AMES 2 eo ge A wen! : 4 a7 Wall Weiratreet. Newry, ork, agra read Yoga D era Bat- gee eee, eee Sern Pana at de. See pewiae ‘cust at Ghat and eee Wheleeert ai ote 0083 Sm" near B.& O. Railroad Depot. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & OO. Ro. 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Teath streets, INVITD $B TRADM: TO INSPROT THEIR BTOO ow IMPORTED amD DOMESTIO LIQUORS, WINES, BEGARS, TOBAOOO, and Groceries for the Camp, UNSURPASSED m ALGORTMENT AND VARIETY BY ANY 8T00 IN THIS GiTy, UR OONTBAOTS wite THE LARGEST PACKERS Im THB BYATES OF MAINA AND NEW JERSWY _ ENABLE US TO OFFER HERMETIOALLY-SEALED MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES, av NEW YORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI- MORE MARERT PRIORS, BORDEN’S OONDENSED MILE @onstantly on hand. BEING SOLE AGENTS ros EB 5ALB ov MESERS. FRANK BININGER & 0O,’8 OELEBRATED BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, HOMESTEAD RYE, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTEIENT, GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA, GOLD MEDAL SKERRY, GOLD MEDAL OOGRAQ, . RIP VAN WINKLE GIN, VAN TASSELL AROMATIO SCHNAPPS, GOODSPEED & BRO.’S “OLD TOM,” We HESP THEM BBADY FOR SHIPMEND I IRON-BOURD CASE CONTAINING FROM OMB T@ S1X DOZEN BACH, WS INVITE OONNIIENURS TO INSPECT OHAMPAGNE IWINES, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AED GALL THE BSPEOIAL ATEENT or GONBUMEES TO THE BRA GRAND Vi8 IMPERIAL AY MOUSSEU.X, UNSURPASERD IN RICHNESS DELIGIOUS FLAVOR, ~ op wales WR ARE SOLS PROPRIBTORS,. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & o., HELMBOLD’S ‘OMPOUND FLUID B:teact avcne 4 PerTivE 4 SPEOIFIO BxwEDY ' on? Hen- Retention or Incontinenes @ Urine, vii tion, Inflammation or Uleoration of the Bias + der and Kidneys, Diseases of the Pree- trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Caleerous Graves or Brick Dust Deposit and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and ali Disoanes | Mfections of the Bladier and Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings, ewisting in Men, Women or Children. For Wekuess wining fom Maveewes, MADIUE OT Dige “pipation, attenued with the follo ing symptoms: Indisposition to Bxertion, Loss of Power, Loss ot Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease ,Dimness of Vision, Wake- fulness, Pain im the Baek, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the body, Dry- mess of the Skin, BEUPTIONS ON THE PACH, PALLID COUNTENANCE, These symptoms, if allowed t> go on, whick tan: Biedicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa- taity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the pationt may expire. Who can say that they are not frequently followed by these ‘‘ Direful Diseases,” IN- SANITY and OONSUMP- TION. Many are aware of the cause of their saffering, but none j will confess. 3 The | records { of the In- i sane = Asyluma | and the Melsa- i eboly Deaths by Con ! samption, bear ample ¥, mess to the trath of the sertien. The constitution nee flected with Organic Weakness, re- quires the aid of medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate the Bystem, which HELM- SOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU INVARIABLY DOES: HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONOBNTEATED OOMPOURD FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILEA, For purifying the blood, re- moves all diseases arising from excesses and imprudence in life, ekronie constitutional dig- eases arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only relig- ble and effectual known remedy or the @are of Scrofula, Beald Head, Sat Bheum, Pains and Swellings ef the Bones, Uleerations of the ‘FhroatandLegs,Blotches, Pimples om the: Face, Tetter, Brysipelas, and all scaly eruptions of the akin, ‘Two table spoonsful of the Extract of armegec rilla atded to a pint of water, is equal to the Libsam: Dist Drisk, and one bottie is fally equal toa gallo: of the Byrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Decostica. usually made, = So" THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BREW ADMITS. TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also in very general use in all the STATID HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTI- sorrows throughout the land, as well asin pef- vate practices, and are considered as invaluabig- Sun Mupicst Paorsavize or Buczy, From Dispensatory of the United States, Bee rofessor DEW ERS’ valuable works cm the ais ade by the late eslebrated Bee remarks m: te PHYBIO, Philadelphia. *s. See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MeDO Ww BLL, 0 cslebrated Physician, and Member of the Royal College of Burgeons, Ireland, and publishe® $a Ss trbaveetions <r the Kine Sagoo es Medico-Ohirurgical Review, published BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Koval Ocleas of Burgeons. See most of the late Btandard Works of Medisine; PRICES. Rxtract Buchu, @1 por bottle, er siz for Os, Extract Barsaparilla, 91 per bottle, or six for @B Delivered to any agdcons,, Zuarer peeked from Address letters for information, in conSdenee, to HELMBOLD’S MEDICAL OFFIOR, 306 Sourm Tanrz Srazzy, (Below Chestaat,) PHILADELPHIA, PRINCIPLED Who endeavor to dispose of “their own” and “other” articles om the reputation attained BEWARE OF GOUNTERFEITS 493 OR DEALERS, BELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS: SOLD BY DRVGGISTS EVERY Wun: 45K FOR EELMBOLD 34KE NO OTHER, #7-Oot out this advertianme and x ad avoid Imposition and Impostare, As