Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1863, Page 4

a f 3 , a ° LAE a ore : 4 ' A HE EVENING STAR. ’ or WILL Gor s (Genesis, 24: 53.] ‘mee i {We have often arene ee off- hand ac nee F first offer nee | was'a privardanrerons example—her pi being for ears old! it PeaSwing weet sek it is oan Line text for all love-making }—Eds. Journal, “) eT will go 1” Yes, leaving all sana, » *Geptered iu thin view: * Leaving all, [ love thee sor Wath thee, chosen, I willgo, fi Tybprsten etiheetnon, wy a mn? Be nis her peers 1, meve: ae TAM caren then Eo pay answer, I witl go. " go—to Pape ge thee with eaeati 9 ‘voiee, mn ry aay. aeeheestc mailer thy caree and joye te ‘ea wine own—¥es, f will = to walk with thee ss Safe rugged th ef life; NEharing wiih hen in in'the strife : I will never leave thee—no— + Fill God calls me—t wil: go. —stand at thy side. Trilife sanrhine, in the shade, ivi ¥ Tite ose: fife our two ‘Save made: * jabler, stronger. love shall crow , pottroniee heavenward—l w will go. Boiling Spring, New Jersey. J.B. P fas A valuable piece ot furniture, present- ed to the flag-ship Hartford, by the mmon , Gonnxcil of the city of Hartford, has been muiss- Bg, and a court of inquiry has been instituted . qo tscertain the cireumstances connected with ¢is dissppearance. > Dr. Cummings has selected the year 1967 asthe close ofthe present economy. He believes that the last desperate battle before the end of the wor'd wiil take place near Jerusalem be- | tween France, England and Russia Ss” The Bangor Whig states that Maine will | —— paren half a million dollars for her — us potato crop this season, besides what the same crop. 87 Prof. Emmons, the eminent geologist, who has lately been making a geological sur- vey of the State of North Carolina, died in that State on October ist. 89 Provost Marshal Nugent, of New York, bas been presented by his staff with aailver set eens: several hundred dollars. 87 The Saxonville mills, in Rhode Istand, have contracted to furnish 30,000 army blankets ‘at 643 cents per pound. 7 Mrs. David Welch, of Pownal, Vt., com- mitted suicide a tew days ago by swallowing pounded glass. BZ Gold has been discovered in Coaticook, C. E., in considerable quantities, and quite an excitement has been created thereby. @7 Jobn H. Anthon, Esq., a son of the well- Enown classical author, has been appointed » City Judge of New York. WF The wife of Gen. Osterhaus died in St. Louis on the 5th inst. 7 Philadelphia has three hundred and fifty- seven public schools. eerie eee] HOLESALE AND RETAIL, NOTIONS, n FANGY GooDs. GOTTHELF & BEHREND, 389 Seventh st., bet, H and I, Toys, Respectfully invite the attention of the public at | large, a8 well of city and country buyers, to their | very Irrge and well selected Stock, comprising almost every article usually found in first-class Notion and Fancy Goods Eouses, TO DEALERS ESPECIALLY, Particular attention is invited to a large and weil- selected Stock of TOYS ‘or the Holydaya, Also to LADIES BUYING FOR FAIRS, A general inducement will be given. oo 15-1m* WILLIAM FITOH, iL. @. B FITCH, HINE & FOX, ATTORNEYS ATULAW, Beat Esrars, Cram axp Patext AGENTS, Corner Seventh and Fr Strats, (opposite Post Once Wasuinaroms Orty o. HB. Gommismovers for sli the Btaten: 0023-10" P4PsBHANGINGS WIND@W SHADBS. J. L. KIDWELL would respe:tfally inform his JOHN Fox, friends and tn, public that he bas just received | ®@ well selested arsurtment of WALL PAPSES WINDOW SHADES, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, & , | all of which he is prepared to sell at the lowest cash | Wall Papers: 1234 cents and upwards. Al papers bung in the city or country in the very | Dest style by experienced workmen. Remember the place. No. 367 D street, near 9th, | im Franklin Hall Building. 0c %-Im ‘MPOBTANT TO JEMILIES —Th di i cs ope e undersigned New ‘ork and Boston. takes this method of Trent he ie recelving da ry pen micas ail ing daily mi Ghorter County Be ant Lien Veal om events (8 eet os “ goon’, a New i Sepeey Goch cickens, Baie, Woodeock, and every luxury of the | Clear Fork. Soused d Pigs igs Foot, god Tripe, | Ree? Foreign and ‘Domestic poy ae Voge ivis gue ano others = ia the cheapest and to purchase, 119 P ison, enna} vi between i9th and gta streets, LLINERY. 188 M. J. at her wareroom, No. 946 Penn. =. Ne ven 4 is a. srean 28. Bonne’ Flowers. Ribbons. & e..to wich the snare’ Fens aries Ge attention’ of The ladies of +: Goorgsiow tae Mod BLATT, Isth tly comes from animals fed in partfrom | mentain Philadel- | | wae * am it it e leagied a G mani of Governmen' ee and tae danger thereto by fire aod other wise Sree | from the lawless action of persous ander the vicinity bekared i ay mat, from theviats!, on iuaeer Heense cated or | of this order, the alo of ‘ti | or otherwiee, it ack be 1 Rgeared 116, 117, imped 40s so mach thereot | | as fronton Nineteenth and vicinity of Nineteenth street par! Squares 137, 138, 139, 158, 169, 160, 181, and | 182, so much thereof as front on Seventeenth, | Eighteenth. M and N cas fu vicinity of | Seventeenth street and ambulan res ! Squares 22, 3, My ble Sh Bt Bt | 66, 57, 58, 59, 60, 7, 77, 79, 90, 81, Bay O87, 102, | 103, 104, 120, iat, 122, 123, 14%, 143, 144, in the First Ward, south of Pennsylvania Avenue. | Squares 7. 89,,10, 18, 19, 20, in the vicinity of | G-street wharf,"’ nares 165 aid 166,60 much thereof as front | on Hand Seventeenth street, in the vicinity of lothing department. . Raquares 167, 126, 163, 164, 184, 185, so much ; thereof as front Connecticut avenue, Seven- teenth, Eighteenth and K streets, in the vicinity of K street stables. } Squares 472, 473, 501, 502, 503, in vicinity of Sixth and Seventh-street wharves. | ~ Squares 573, 571, 630, 631, 622, 633, 694, 681, 653, | | ; OF any vacant street or avenue included in these aquares, being in vicinity of railroad depotand Scédiers’_ Retreat. Squares. 728, 729 731, 734, 735. 759, 760, in. vi- ' oin ty of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Bar- one On any place within four squares of Bla- censbure ‘oll Gate. On any place within two squares of Kendall Green park. On any piace within two squares of Railroad are houee in the above-described localities convicted of selling liqaor to citizens or sol- diers, will be closed, and the proprietor im- risoned for such time as the nature of the of- | Fense may warrant, the liquorson the pramis confiscated, andthe house permanently clo: An application in writing to the Provost Ma shal, endorsed hy the Mayor and Ohief of Police, will be placed ie the handsof an officer, to report whether an: ified person may be Tmitted to sell, un ee license, to citizens only; at only in exceptional cases will permits be given. By command of Henry B. Topp, Captain and Provost Marshal. A. S. BAKER, Lieutenant and Adjutant. ne 5-2w Headquarters Provost Marshal's Office, | Washington, D. C., Nov. 12, 1963. Special Orders, No. 22.—The sale of Liquors is prohibited in the following localities, in ad- dition to those named in Special! Orders No. 9, oe these headquarters, of date Novemver 4, | 1863 | Square 141, so much thereof as fronts on G street. | _ Squares 232, 233. 267, 265. 269. 270, 297, 2, 326, 327, 352, 353, 344, 385, 346, 109, 410, 433, 131, 462, 163, 492, 531, and uares © and D on Maryland avenue, in inity of Government Railroad, Depots, and Storehouses. Squares 500, 504, 544, 545, 516, and 517, in vi- cinity of Sixth and Seventh street wharves. Squares 3 381 and 352, so much thereof as front on uisiana avenue, in vicinity of Central Guard House. Upon the Mall, in the vicinity of the Monu- | Mentand Government Cattle Yards: or upon | any place in the vicinity of Mount Pleasant, | Carver, Stone, Columbia College, Campbel!'s, Lincoln, Douglas, | Hospitals. The penalty for violation of this order will be the same as specifled in Special | Ordere, No.9. By command of Henry B. Topp, Captain and Provost Marshal. A.S. Baksr, Lieutenant and Adjntant. 4B DEPARTMENT ADJUTANT Co | General Orders, No. 195. | The Adjutant General will provide an appropri- ste medal of honor for the troops who, after the expiration of their term, have sdered 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 Becretary of War. | B.D. TOWNEEND, je 20 Assistant Adjutant General, AB DEPARTMENT, ‘WASHINGTON, January 25, 1268. In consequence of the pressure of business atthe Wer Department, passes for citisens to visit the | Azmy of the Potomac will be given at the office of Lieut, Col. Ocmaan, 132 Pennsyivania avenue above Nineteouth strovt. RAL’S OFFion, AINGTOR, Sune 29, 1968. G2™4t DIBCOVEBY iN DENTISTRY. | Teeth Extracted without Pain with the Muhrite of eewctarae Oxyen wou! vise all persons Reving teeth to ex- tract to call at Dr. LEWLE'S office, and have them taken cut by this ne and barmlees process Also call and’ examine the Docter’s new and im- proved method of Liserting ArtiXcisl Teeth. If ; Youonse see the great improvement in his teeth zea bate have rem ke eogches tyle than as new nd valuableone. No. tween Ith and 1sth streets. no 13 8. B. LEWIB. M. D.. Dentist. | [Avenine Gas! a e ie Pain in Extracting Teeth. ere is no danger in taking thi Nitrous Oxide) oven for those who eee tive or delicate in constitution Its inhalation produces sleep. or coma, in about two minutes, 246 Penn. avenue, near street, oo 11m" ews Upetaizs, | Philadelphia, Le HOABS somes oun akon ee | YY 2 GALL THM ATTENTION of Purchasers t COMPOUND 8: rao Ort GUM param { large assortment o! PIANOFORT EO f from the most celebrated! ae esmat on t and a popular | factories, as Steinway & Sons and! Been 50 long known and extensively sed thet most | Raven f'peeon, whieh we are sellin at the lowest ncore baoase Sess: " sists cise tr | factory pet ices, roi mmelae Ww second- Stores at Sand Heenan borden’ MT scval Dra ony. MBTERBOTE 18 18 TO GIVE a ‘That Te nr ber bath obtained from the Oran sue” Court at in the District of Columbic, will annexed. on Ipftere of etmini ion, with te of Michael H. Conrad, late of eee rsons reby it the ome site ce, te, Pog ep | , to the subscriber, of November next: may ot otherwise by Iai ‘br ince d Bsc all banekt of ortats. no4 Titew x, the the approbation of: skeet haces fival se! it and @istribution estate c of said < deceased, and of the aaseta fe'hona 98 faras the sxine have been collected apd turned inte'morey unen where all the creditors and ared a or ed Wecne to attend, (at ROBBIN: nod lawse" sacs of With QOPBEBANS’ COURT, Distz:oT oF CoLomara Mare Rae County, to wit :—In the case of Stuart, admiuietratrix of Geo. w Stuart, Rocel the adi ix sforersid has with the approbation of the ‘on ones of ebington Sere] Movember nev fo for t! iment and distribution of t! of the assets the fins! settlement and he personal es tate of enid deceased, , a8 far ast in sane have ed. fom om all benefit Ln na ms A is be for ies —— inthe eee ‘to the said Zist day of November, Recister ot Walls BT, Dist: Oot kaa Te-wit In te Correia. destaned, te Wa.administrator of Tuomas Gineeht mas Cissell, ion of of the law be the said i Hane ‘thie Sd dn as. MARY ELIZA “atid Go sober. inistratriee WA, = ssingtos unty afc ppoin the Tat day « of Becember next, for the | 4 | Fae ““Gorser si of lth st. Shy Penn. avenue. gun DIBBABRB! BSECBBT Digrmas. SAMARITAN? @t SAMARITANS cea = iH day. Sic Ee ea Emory, or Armory Square | and iss etect at peneen om im the bere len, of sine. ministers it ti | LOOMIS’ S36Pa av nets cotace sth oat int | | ML poomrs, a, oRE2 eiventor and Patentes | ofthe MINERAL PLATE T: attends ‘at his office in this city. ar 1 persons can wear these testh who cannot PROPOSALS. A= win. ees ee Paorosaraelit be toccived’ Es o'clock Rovember) aoe | tobe ‘Bor a fri awards ipsaiorge nada poset ree far f {Shs sereed upon. Bo owns sellin RARER SFE EIE —— soll Prorosats ros BaATIUNS FOR 1864. Quase aan defer Sshre, noros. agit a ‘at fh ba is =. ‘or the | the —_ ries Mari; wee Sons. d durieg a the year of Tt Hempahise. Pepeacmery each uset Ee ioe ple sew York. ene joer ie ay tee bition Biauiet of Getambla, near Ni orfol ration e, scons er three quarters of a! or ba‘on;or one and-a-fourth Ronee egy yd of f frech o or aie beef; twenty-two ounces of read, mete of extra superfine fou: Ms thereof twenty-two of extra saperf ineflour; ouaces or ope pound of hard bread, at sae option of the Government, and at the rate of white beans. or in } usrte vert few thereof ten pounds of on cote: arse in tea sharect b one! f tes; fi ifteen pyands good four quarts of ‘Cart pound ind of sperma ao ees; or ene ant rs feurtl pounds ademantire candies. or on if pounds ot good mare dipped tallow aniles; yer pecade of ood re . brown nos); two quarta of aal id one Ted pounds of potatoes to each hundred ra- The increased allowance of four ounces of flour or bread, and the allowance of potatoes. as above provided, will cease at tne termination of ths resent insurrection. and the ration be 4s provided salt law and regulations, on tha Ist of Juiy 1961. ‘The beef shall be delivered on theorder of the commanding cfficer of each station either ‘n bulk or by the single rat.on; aud st all consist of the and | most choice pieces of the carcass; the pork to be No 1 prime mess pork; and the groceries of the bebe qualityef the kinds named, ‘All rubject to inspection. All bids must be accompanied by the following tee : —_ Form of Guarantee. The undersigned, of —, in the State of—, anc —., of —, in tha State of ——, hereby guar- autee that in case the foregoi-g bid of —.,for rations as sbove described, be accepted, he or they wll, within {en Sars after ‘the receipt of the con- tract at the Post Office named exesute the contract for the same, with good and sufficient sureties; and. in case the said —- shal! fail to enter int) contract an sforenzid, we gyarsntes to make good the difference between the offer of said — and that which may be accepted. ik Witrers: . Guarantor, Ds Guarantor, Thereby ‘certify that the above named —— are Known to me as men of property. and able to make wood their guarantee (Tobe signed by the United States District Judie, United States District Attorney, or Collector.) No proporals will be considered unless accom- pa fed by the above guaraates. pele to be endorsed ‘Proposals for Ration# for 184,” and addressed to the as ensiened K, BLAO! ocl?-wiw Major and a Quartermantér._ I 4M DAILY BECEIVING MY STOCK or Fall and Winter Clothing AND Gent’s Furnishing Goods. - J. H, SMITH, 460 SEVENTH STREET. aaN. B.—Sample Goods for Oustom Work, Crzas OF WASHINGTON QOMING TO BALTIMORE OAN SAVE PIFTEEN PER OENT. BY BUYING OF SMITH BROTHERS & CO., OLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, No, 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREBT, 0 3-tr GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Buccessora to J. F. WALKER & SON,) WASHINGTON, D. O., amp PHILADELPHIA, PA, MANUFACTURERS OF | LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS, amD WILSON 'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT, AND GRAVEL RoorFs. OFFICE—Louisiana av nue, next door to the | Bank of Washington, WORKS—Foot of Twenty-second street west, Ohesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, and Thir- tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia, H. 0. WILSON, President. T. P. WILSON, Jr., Secretary. B. B.—FELT AND OBMENT FOR SALE, In large and small quaatities, Allorders through Post Office Box 634 pune- tually attended to, Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work warranted, jytti-¢m* ¥ Ut STATES 5-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851, i UNITBD Brae el OF In Gold, Bilver, Wamce Money, Exchange on al parte of Burope and the Northern Cities, BOUGHT AND BOLD. We are authorised to furnish &-9) Bonds at par | until the Ist of August next, when the priviledge = pnees Deck m0 enouRe HO of the presen fre Let those who have despaired of - | oF conversion ceases, ho have bea guage’ wit Bateaes Cassnrec: | ° Orders for Stocks and Gol exeouted ie New York Bont br ee cig GIFT. ! ve I ETENUCUER, PANT & 00., U4 peckaget, €3, “Hamale ‘ale, 83. i 1¢t Bankers, 353 Penn. «: persis BLOODI! BLOOD | pr» eae PILES | BORO ee 8 mB soud Reyg: fis ob v | SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, SAMAR. If you would obtain immediate relief from ape Hook PAND HERE JUICES the cure. eis Ok Savane elu most zotst, certain and e! jbed; it reaches and sd aradtontes over every ringette rien a Ps ronounced incurable, the Al wif MARITAB’S ROOT AND HERB cERE SULORS as well see ‘of Mercury? FEMALES! In zasles su’ ie Ropwtiy whee’ ite taunts sguanens ean a ry oon bor et ST Philedelphia Post earaaey GALVBRT FORD, ¢ rner of lith and NEY OOOK, Alexandris. may 6-tr QoOMBTHING NEW FOR WASHINGTON. oat ngrrony fe Zot bp tertemnct DEREB Hard of the te La- dies’ Bi "1 pag fon Yery rich Evi Bats Bs Opeta and 7 5 ver ithe Red York. Bo &-Im* ext door bo parry. BPORT OF THE EN aoe } RAO iecy Operaticne a ae as ASTIL- tothe alos: ‘th ik a ar” of rs genoa peste st es TAYLOR, the BA. | i, in the | distressing complaint, try DE. WITPIBLD' VEGETABLE PILLS. ‘This is a long tried and throroughly tested Gy, ond has never yet failed to eure, Do mat ear for when there is a remedy within reach, Bold by 8. 0. FORD, 290 Penaasivents avenue Washington, and by H. OOOK, Alexandria, Va, Sent to any address by nail. Price 60 cents per box. For saleby all oe coma: 4. Preprieto: _fy4-2m No, 481 Broadway. N.Y, MONEY a 1-MONBY! rN 5 AOR ER are now prepared "to make caal an advan eine of from h advances dollar to ten thousand “dollars on cate ineeralaeer ADVANCES vit be made on d ‘Personal 960 JcENSED™: i aN, of all kings and Silver Watcher Jowalss. Biv corny Sad Gout Instruments, Hardware, OF Beving bed in liew lers rot ee of ‘The barr. to be entirely new, and o ie magne Pee erat et emeived which ts Dot fe pane fo Ziedieaagt Uolomel & rected ., and ip BELL RCA A. » Syashington, D Lan = POBALS FOR aT TRANSPORTATION. a iy kit Daror = weantueuiss Sieh i Speen eth od re moroaAta will oa, the foth 3 sare of December, farthe of military a years 1834 and. 1958, 0n the following who Ne No. i. prom Porte Leavenworth, Laramie, cies omens ee eee | Teg daring ae er, north of Fort Learenworth fonth gt laitnds ti Gog. nor to any, posts or sta or may be est: in th Terre tates of thet # jebraska, Daketah, Idaho ‘and tak, routh of latitude 44 i dog. or north, and east 0 of long Botnet ‘B deg. north. ae! ‘Bidders ra to. we the rate Bert paunds for 100, miles, at which they. will r io ord Sport, said. stores in each of the months, from {| sprite September, inclusive, of the years 1666 apd "Row te No. 2. Brom Forts Lear eaworte 5 and Siler i in the Btate of Kansas, and the ioe of Kansas.in to ta or stations that Terri f Colorado, Sh of latitade we in the Territory o! 101 570) deg. porth., drawing supplioe from Fort werth, and to Fort Union, N.M., or other that may abe be designated in | in tas Territory to an: arta binders to state the Pate por iho pounds for jormiles, at which they will transport said stores in each of the months, So April to Beptember, inclusive, of the years Koute ‘No.3. From Fort Union, of such other do- ot as may be established in the Territory of New Besteo, to any rents or stations that are or may be esiablished in that mat Rerrivory. and to such gous or ions a8 ma) designated in erri Aricoms and alate of Texas west of longitude 105 st. oSFiadere to state the rate per 100 pounds for 100 miles, at which they will transport said stores in each of the months, from sane to November, in- clusive, of the gs "1864 and 1865. The Weight tc to be transported each years tiie not exceed 10000,000 pounds on Route No. andsce Route No. 2, and 6(00 XW pouads on Route Ro" additional per centage willbe paid for the transportation of bacon, hard bread, pine lumber, shin, Ren, or any Other stores Bidders must give their name in full, 65 well as their place of rotldence 3 and each proposal must be accompa: bond in the sum of ten t hous- and dollars. persons. azed br that in casa acontrast ia award tor the route mentioned in the propose! to the partier gga: the contract wi | be accepted and entered into and good and sufficient security formshed by ssid parties. in accordance with the terms of this advertisement The amount et bonds requires will be as follows: On Route No.1 + 810000) 2 0,090 3... 69,900 Batisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency ofeach ere and persen offered a3 security will be required Proposals must be endorsed ‘ Proporsls for Army Travaportation on Routes Nos. 1, 2, ore3,” as the case may be,and none will bs entertained unless |. they fally comply with all the requirements of this | advertisement. Parties to whom awards are maie must be pre- Bered to execute contracts at onoe, and to give the required bonda for the faithful pezformance of the same. Contracts will be made subject to the approval of the Quartermaster General. but the right is re- served to reject avy or all bids tha: may be ad Contractors must bein readiness for ser the first day of April, 1364, and they will be required to have a pisce oft business or agencies a3 or in the vicinity of Ports Lravenworth and Union, and other depots shat ney splashed ae which they mmunicated wi FO! and readily, aati Fee RABTON.” oes) td Major and Quartermaster. PFoPosaLs FO FOR WOOD, Cavaray Bo Proposa.s are solicited, and will be Féovived at this office until FRIDAY, 2th day of November, at noon for the foroinbing of 20 cords of good, sound, mere! table well seasoned Cord Wood, to be Colivered at the Cavalry Depot, Giesboro Point, D. C., corded in ranks 4 feet high; delivery not rere considered complete until corded, measares inspected. Bidders wie State the prices for each kind—oak, hickory, An inspector will be the Government te ins; The ability of the bi mvst be guarantied by two re3 is whose signatures must be appended to the guar- antee. The responsibility of the guarantor must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the Bearest District Court or of the United States Dis- trict Atterney. Proposals must be addressed to Oaptain H A. Dupuy, Depot Quartermaster, Oavairy D pot, 374 street, Washington, D. on the envelope “Proposals for W: no 7-18t P®orosaLs FOR COAL AND WOOD, SEnate OF THE « UmreD Srarzs, te fine G.. and endo: Wood.’ Office of the Serzeant at Arms, Washington, October 21,1 SeaLup Pxorosas will be received at untit 12 o’slock noon of BATURDAY, the 2ist day of November next, for the delivery in the vaulta of the Senate Wing of the Ca; tol, of oat hundred tons 2.240 lbs _to the ton os large Bee c < Pagers boat-furnace White Ash © Oo if best quality, horeughiy ccrsened frig! wel shed, in the jeseace ne of the & Onie! rh ineer to the te, or bh ta be di vered ag aboveon or before th the sth bth day. of ecomber following. Ale proposal eals for like character will be received | for the de! very, at the same place.on or before said 5th day of ooeniber: of fifty cords of best Pine Wood. thorough; seasoned. and Wood to be packed away inthe vaults, as the Ohiof B Bugincer 8] Soe oe 2l-d Sergeant at-Arms U. B. Senate, d PBOPosALs FOR BAY, STRAW, AND GRA AcsISTANT QuARTE: rangi tga Orrice, i rare Department, corner @ id sts , TRAVELERS’ DIREOTUBY. * “RUE AND OHIO RAILRUAD. eat oars Master Lb, M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. i1see68s. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE or THR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AND phlei te that cam sells robiny RYhicket direct Mean Fhrough Check gece from Washington au $-tf- With Less + Change 6 other Route, and xo Omni! rOoUR nai, TRAINS FROM a excepted,) ins leaving Baltimore <Gante) On Bunda: at 8.30 P. M. eet} from etter eyed B WEST. Train lea Washington at 6.90 a. Mm. ae coepensicn nee m Junction ( Relay I louse) Wiraine fe I isang ington SF bor or 6.80 F. a. in asl ym al eae a enrine with Train leaving Baltimore at B' YOUB TIOKETS BY THE at ETIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, ington. ht’s Latest Improved SLEREIAG. Oans.c = the mast superier finan, att attached to Night T: SHORTEST AND Moat DIREOT ROUTE 0 COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, OIN- CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, 8T. LOUIS, CHICAGO, acy, dc. dc., QU W.5H LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.8 Pl Atos Novice to Passengers for tha West from i ny ‘est, by purcha- fing ant Tundced Toke ‘fs in Was ington tne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONS DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the riv— Pet ‘of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without tional charge. ay wmmections at ae be Obie River with Lave HART SETA & OINGLNN ATI t RATLEOADS: and, oral vor THROUGH TICKETS Tiskes OMe EMINEM Fis of Transportation please apply at the M. OOLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 21-tf 1863] 1863 PENNSYLVANIA CEN TRAL BAILROAD abs HOOT eonnsctions) Sd nis CFO AL Horde WHeTERN eel) SPEED, Baraty, AND OOMFORT STONE BALLASTS YRER FROM DUST (ROUGH BAGGAGE OHECKED TH. Bt BALTIMORE THRER DAILY PHILADSLPETS FourrrresuBe ' Loss oonnscTIONS & At it uianiss0Re HORTHEEN OSNTRAL RAILBOAD, THE GREAT OENTBAL ROUTE Hee ri potas inthe ee on NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST, r Through Tickets apply at bia tearneding offices ot ie Northern Oonital Raitrout Got roer of Pennsy ant Bizes street, sorner of Pennsylvania avenue Washington, and Oaivert Station, Baltimore. SPLENDID SLEBPING OARS ON ALL HIGE? BMOKING sup BALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS et a WASHINGTON. Passengers will take the6.3) tains. coanectis and 9. the rthe: road, apart arrive ve in Harrisbate at I> Hains onthe Pentorcote Gontue kauteek all parta of the West. be : Mi Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Hlinois, Ba Setnerenr ered eae aeeeat cago with theamers § to ail Northwestern poeta tation of their i wredet to this Oospann tte SOD. Ct Seiober ath Noth | gircta Gene onan aejariced ior formianing be delivered at the Railroad or at Detar fs Government Wharveo in this ci' The ‘to be add: reseed to the unde: and they should state the quantity of each article offered, also the price and date of delivery, Proposals will 5 000) Biraw. and apwars, uni ould be = mt tere: he the Goverament to contract for ry toes ons 1 grain to be put wu two (2) bushels each, w be cory aca Bera be be secarel baled, ‘Ae w te AllG@: and Hey Straw offered to = seat to arigid Tacecction by the Government L Ta: acts will be awarded from ti: greene mans bidders, as the interests at the pservine 5 may ny regis. Good be required for the faithfal fuldiiment ort say contract made under this adver- bereat tobe made at the gompletion of the *dapiain and Assistant Quartermaster, U.8. 4, in good sacks, of abou hich are to be furnished at A Lakas ASBORTMENT OF PIANOS, GREAT BARGAINS IN 4IN PIANO FORTES: now in store been used a akers Gran aaa Ho" ie wring prices | Also, @ large asso: ‘ of Bteinw; Irstram: ats. waich oe perior ered manufactured, “at ihe Hotie Sore of TZEROTT, o Gor. ilth and Pa. ave, N2” YORE AMD HINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE, SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YOR, a Ta ieee 4 GEORGETOWN, D MORE ry on ab AND. wae Regular Sailing Da; WHDNBSDAyS and SAT- BDAYB, at. 10 of High Georgetown, and ana Pier ibs foot 16, foot on Wall street, Ni For freight o $5 nary NS aera: Lay rites fot Uieeant strost, | ie treet. Blew Yor a that hich we will cell at the wcOne 7 Octave at 4! pogare Sons’ all others BALT a, $e1%-6m" there ake'e re MILITARY SUBSTITUTES. Sree Rice willbe palate BU BETLEO TRS fae > Those in want of Bubstita’ it to theit interest to apply ar the eTatelit gence and Boal Bstate Office,” No. 611, Minth st., Sear Pennsylvania itt syenue- _M. H. MILLER. pau AND WINTER Goons. ” Black, Colored and Bearlet Olsaks and ire Sromten Beaver, Plush and Water Proof seat and Otto: non, ei qo rahe in all colors, real Bk Flannels, 8. Mourn gaat in Sree aiaty Bee daeatoes Janel Jouvin's K Kid ia Gloves, &s., &e, 06 38 No. 49 Genter Markst ipase. Ritz HOUEE, FANT & 00., BANKEBS, NO. 368 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ‘Will continue to furnish U. S. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS Aslonga issued by the Government, st par. | Btocks and Gold bought in New York exelusive. on Commission. iv RITTSNHOUSS, PANT & CO. Jay COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Ne. 452 Fifteenth Stréet. ws OonTINUE ro UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS at per pct hap ee Sg Porsons desicin, at Our counter, or 2s bres Seni vipa aorta WE BUY AND SELL ALL 1s80E8 OF GOVEENMENT BONDS, TBBASURY NOTES ORTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS, | OOIN, CURRENCY, AND BXOHANGR, AED PAY THE HIGHEST nese) a ee HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRact sucED & POSITIVE Hon-Eetention or Incontinence ef Urine, tion, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Blas der and Kidneys, Diseases of the Pros trate Gland, Stone im the Bladder, . Calcerous Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit end Mucous or Milky Discharger, and al Diseasse Affections of the Bladder and Kiéneye, and Droprical Swellings, existing “ in Men, Women or Thildren. HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHE, For Weakness arising from Bxossses, Habiteor sipation, atteuded with the follo_ ing symptom. Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Bresthing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease ,Dimness of Vision, Wake- fulness, Pain im the Back, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the body, Dry- mesa of the Skin, BRUPTIONS ON THE FACE, PALLID COUNTENANCE, These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which tz medicine invariably removes, soon follows Pa- tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the- patient may expire. Who can say that. they are not frequently followed by those ‘ Direful Diseases,” IN- BANITY and CONSUMP- TION. Many are aware of the cause of their saffering, but none will confess. The records of the In- gene Asylums and the Melan- choly Deaths by Con sumption, bear ample w, mess to the truth of the wertion, The constitution * flected with Organic Weaknean vi re- quires the aid of medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate the System, which HELM- BOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU INVARIABLY DOEy HELMBOLD's HIGHLY GONOBNTEATED- OOMPOURD FLUID EXTRACT SARGAPARILES, For purifying the blood, re- Toves all diseases arising from excesses” and impradence in life, chronic constitutional. dis-- eases arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only relie- bie and effectual known remedy or the eure of Serofula, Seald Head, Balt Bheum, Pains and Swellings of ‘the Bones, Uleerations of the Throat and'Legs,Blotches, Pimples on the’ Face, Totter, Hrysipelas, and all scaly eruptions of the akin, Twe table spoonsfal of the Extract of Filla e@ded to a pint of water, isequal to the Diet Drink, and one bottle is fally equal toa gallon the Syrup of of irrup $f Bereagerilie. cr the the Decostion, ag s@- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BREN ADMIT. TED TO UAB IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also in very general use in all the 8TATH HOSPITALS and PUBLIO SANITARY IneTr- TUTIONS throughout the land, as well as in pei- vate eestiene, and are considered as invaluable Sun Mupicat Paorsariss op Boouy, From Dispensatory of the United States. Bee Professor DEWEES’ valuable works om the tartan ais bas Bee remarks made © Inte celebrated PHYBIO, Philadelphia. ou See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MeDOW BLL, « celebrated Physician, and Member of the Royal Oolege of Surgeons, Ireland, and publishes in the transactions of the King and Queen sJoar Mise Modico-Ohirargioal Review, published by BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. fee most of the late Standard Works of Medicine; PRIOES, Extract Buchu, $1 per bottle, or six for 95, Extract Sarsaparilla, @1 per bottle, or six for 9B ad Delivered to any re ieeerely wacked from Address letters for information, in confidenee, t9 HELMBOLD’S MEDICAL OFFIOR, 104 Sourm Taxtx Sraser, (below Ohestant,) PHILADELPHIA, BEWARE OF OOUNTERFEITS ANB OR PEINCIPLED DEALERS, Who endesvor to dispose of “their own”’ “other” articles om the reputation attained NELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS: ° HELMBOLD'S GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU, GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE Wasu, SOLD BY DRVGGISTS EVERYWHEaR, ASK FOR HELMBOLD TAKE NO OTHER, s7'Out out this advertiseme. 4, Sicraa Empeitin a poe a,