Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1865, Page 4

— “=. wit ' = “ = Fe EE SEEEEETESESRI ER <===5775 7a oT HCT. PROPOSALS. THE EVENING STAR. “““TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. _ THE FLIGHT OF DAVIS. Various Reports Concerning H wRitaM, N.C., May 1.—Jeff. Davis re taheoun Oharlotte on the 23d wlt., and is be- Heved to have gone to Augusta. He was ac- eompanied by an escort of not jess than a divi- zion of Wheeler's cavalry. Before leaving Greensboto, Davis erdered some oi Wheeter’s nd many officers in ether commands, to a the amounts due them in gold. They ‘were accordingly so paid. DaNvitLE, May 2.—Jeff. Davis left this place for Greensboro immediately after tne surrenderot Lee's army. During the time he remained in Danville it Is — he liquidsted afew of the rebel fee hon paying outspecie for that purpose. = ang in Greensboro, however, he refused to part with a single dollar. He slep: in o railroad car, and none of the inhabitants showed him any attention. The only member of his Cabi- Betto whom they were civil was Mr. Tren- Bolm, Sacretary of the rebel Treasury. The citizens of Greensboro even refused to lend Jeff. Dayisa mattress to sleep on, and in many other wave showed him that his presence was not desired among them. Kzy West, Fia., May 1.—Wild stories are sold of Jeff. Davis being on the coast line or Florida, waitmg an opportunity toescape. It is not Impossible bu! not very probable. Pub- lic opinion here takes the direction that he may be brought into Key Weet, tried and exe- euted here. jFrom the Raleigh Progress, May J.} Itis reported that Jefferson Davis crossed the Mississippi at Tinker’s Bend, on the night oi the isth instant. We doubt this statement. & member of the Senior Reserves, a citizen of Wake county, informs us that on the izth of April Jefferson Davis crossed the Yadkin, in ans State, six miles this side of Salisbury, at- tended by a considerable force of infantry and cayalry. Ii this be so—and we are in- clined to believe ii—he could not possiby have reached the Mississippi by the !6th. Oar in- formant states that the eavairy forded the Yadkin, the infantry and wagon train crossed | on the bake es and Davis bimself was ferried over inafiat. Mrs. Davis was with him ina carriage. The wagons, itis said, contain hig treasure of gold and silver. Thesoldiers who were with bim were picked men, of known and desperate coerage, and it is said that Davis had promised them each $250 in goid, if they would see him safe in Texas. Our informant heard nothing of Benjamin or other members of the Cabinet. This was on the 12th of April. On the ivth General Stoneman occnpied Salisbury; and of course Dayis passed through the latter place, ornear it, before Stoneman reached it. Our opinion is that the great sectional imposter and Tobber has struck for the seacoast, and that his purpose is to make his escape ina emall yes- sehto some of the West Indialslands He may have been niming for (zeorgetown, N. C. {From the Raleigh Progress, May : From officers of the army who wer: at Greensboro on the ifith ult., we learn the fol- lowing relative to the movements and where- abouts of the arch-traitor Jeff. Davis. On the 25th Davis left Charlotte, bound for ‘Texas, escorted by about three thousand cay- airy, under General Echols and Basil Duke. The men were mostly Kentuckians and Tex- ans. Davis made aspeech in Charlotte before leaving, in which he promised to have a larger army in the Held than ever before very soon. He had with him a train of about twenty wagons. His escort were mere desperadoes and adventurers—many of whom were for- merly under John Morgan. On the v#th they burned the navy-yard, ransacked the stores and dwellings, ana committed various ont- rages on the property and persons of the in- habitants. | | General Stopeman with his cavalry com- | mand, was ten miles from Charlotte, his pickets being om the banks of the Catawba Tiver. It was the opinion of all the people that he could have captured the whole command, ifnot Davis himself, if he had attacked. It may be that he will fall intothe hands of Gene- ral Wilson’s cavalry force yet; though the chances of his getting through tothe Missis- sippl are good. FROM VICKSBURG. Expirationel Truce—More Victims of the Suit: Found. ©atno, May 7.—The Vicksburg Herald says the armistice between General Dana and Gen- eral Hodges wouid end on May 3, and hostil- ities may be resumed at any moment. Rebel paroled prisoners are arriving at Vicksburg. Many bodies from the wreck of the steamer |~ Sultana are floatingin theriver. Forty have been brought ashore and buried in the Sol- diers’ Cemetery, at Memphis. None haye been identified. The Mobile and Ohio railroad has been com. pelted to Moscow, and trains are running. Telegraphic communication has been re. sumed between Cairo and Nashville. after a suspension of nearly & year owing to guerilla operaions. THE INCENDIARY PLOT. Attempt te Burn Philadelphia—Design te Fire the State Magazine. PYILADRELPUTA, May >.—Ferney’s Press has | obtained important information regarding the | Tecent plot to burn Philadelphia, disclosing the fact that on Wednesday night previous to the night when the city was to be burnt, a large barn, located within fifty State magazine, situated near Point Breeze, ‘was fired by an incendiary, but the flames were fortunately extinguished. The maga- ards of the | vine contaims nearly 160 tons of powder. part- | ly belonging to the United States. The Legislature hasenacted a law for the | yemoval of the magazine, buithe new build- | Ing is not erected, and the magazine remains ‘ Within two miles of the ci vy without & guard to protect it. From the Pacif st. Saw Feancisco, May }.—Advices from Salt Lake say the Mormon authorities haye taken action toward opening a route tothe head of navigation cn the Colorado river. Stock has also been taken to build a line of telegraph on this route, to extend to Prescott, the capital of Arizona, where it will connect with the line from Calitornia. There are forty-two towns and settlements on she route between Salt Lake and Colorado. Tee Savion report the arrest of several emocrats for exvressing joy at thefdeath o; President Lincoln. “i : A peper miil is to be erected at Oregon City. _A public meeting has been held in Carson (ty, Nevada, toraise atund, by one dollar subscriptions, f be presented to Robinson. the brave man who saved Secretary Se ward’ + which time no knowledge of the surrender of life, and the necessary committces were ap- | pomted to effect the purpose. Arrived, ship Golden Fleece, from Boston, last evening. San Francisco, May 6.— Gover British Columbia” roller ele MG ota can be exported only from New Westminster, Fort Shepnerd, and Joseph Prairie, the cen- tres of the principal mining districts. Wiitiam Culverweli, Deputy Sher: f Vic- toria, is a detaulter to the amount of $20,100, He has absconded. The municipal elections in Los Angele: Stockton, San Jose, Grass Valiey, and els where have resulted in Union majorities. Government, mining. and other stocks have been rather depressed this week. The rates for money are a little stiffer. Arrived, steamship Golden Age,trom Pan- ama, with the mails and passengers that left New York ev April 1. a es The Robbery of Adams’ Express mpany. Crxcinnati, May 7.—Among the valuables stolen from the s&fes of the Adams’ Express Oompapy on the Obio and Mississippi il- Way train, on Mey 5, were twenty United States Seven-thirty bonds of five hundrea dollars each; numbered from 66,105 to 66,127, consecutively and inclusively, and ten United States Seven-thirty bonds of one thousand dol- eee from 62.12% to 62,137; con- nd inclusively. These bonds are the property of the Government, and the Ex- press Company warns al) persoms fguinst re- ceiving the same. The company bus also of. tered a reward of five hundred dollars for each and every person who shall be arrested ase cr anrate ® participant in the robbery of either the sSeDgers or the occasion. Bias ——_—__. New York Bank Statement. | | street Super at $5, Naw Yorx, May %.—The bank statement | shows an increase of loans $=,0P901()0. Specie. $1,000,000; cirenlation, $220,000; deposits, £3,044). 0040; legal tenders, $15u,000, ¥ Great Decline im Geld, New York, May 5.—Gold teil’ ang stock bosrd to 137%, closing a: U7 For several weeks past the journeyme bricglayers of Baltimore haye heed on a arike for bigher wéges, and are still holding out. ‘The rates which they demand are the same which they have been receiving, viz: $4 per dey, Mere severe Coe bosses have offered em $3.50 per day. The consec it in several instances Mare waite ©ourse of erection wheretn ‘he entirely done by the employees. brick-laying is B7The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad © pepy Bave begun the survey of the Mate ate in sree for which a charter was granted @ Ist Bession of the Maryiand Legicia- ture, This initiar ceed guidance of Mr. J. ¥ pyres Ag The woe ain the wey of early completion, buildings are now in | he Even- | | | | THE ASSASSINATION. The Trial wer Commenced—Stir Am Traiters in Canzda—W hereabeut Davis—He Leaves Chariotie on the vit, A Medest Manifeste. MoNTREAL, May 4, 1965. To Andrew Johnson, President of the United States: Your proctamaltis is @ livil with gee yas Known to be each by ¥ 8 id Troundings, and all the hired perjurersinOhris- | tendom shall not deter us from exhibiting to | the civilized world your hellish plot tomurder | our Christian jent! =e ‘We recognize in many of your most dist guiched Generals men of honor, and we do not believe their association even with you has so brutalized them as to prevent their domg jus- tice to @ public enemy under such grave charges. Be this as it may, we qnallenge you to select any nine of the twenty-five Generals that we name, to form a couri martial, to be convened at the United States Fort, at Rousce’s Point, or any other place that yoa will not have the power to incite the mob to destroy us, 4n route: General Scott, Grant. Sherman, Meade, Resecrsms, Howard, Burnside, Hancock, | Hooker, Schofield, Wright, Dix, Cadwallader, | Emory. Blair, Pleasanton, Logan, Steele, Peck, Hatch, Franklin, Rodman, Alexander, Carr, Keynolds and Meagher. The money that yon have co prodigally offered to have the unofferdir g neutrality ot a neighboring State Violated by the unwarrantable seizure of our persons, to be paid over to defray the profes- sional and ‘other expenses of our trial, to the lawyers that we shall designate, and who are im no wise to be prejudicial in our defence. Our witnesses also to have the fnilest protec- tion, and upon our acqnittal of the charges preferred against us in your proclamation we are to be permitted to returp under safe con- | duct. In conclvsion we say we have no acquain- | tance whateyer with Mr. Booth, or any of those alleged to have been engaged with him. We have never seen or had any kuowledge in any wise of him or them, and he has never written us a note, or sought an interview with us, GrorGe N.Sanpers, | BEVERLY TuckER. Beverly Yucker’s Gratuitous Imperti- nence—He Thinks President Johnson's Procla: ma Pretext for Difficulty with Canada. From the Toronto Globe, My 5.} Our Montreal correspondence this morning contains the statement that Beverly Tucker, one of the noted six for whose arrest such tempting rewards are offered, has issued a manifesto “to the people of Canada,” stoutly denying his complicity in the murder of the Jate President. His assertion may or may not be correct, just as the information on which President Johnson based his proclamation may or may not be well founded. He is at liberty to assert his innocence to his heart's content; but he might have spared himself the trouble of rushing into gratuitous conjecture about the motives ofthe Washington Government. His theory that the proclamation has been got up in order to constitute a pretext for trouble with Canada is a miserably weak invention—too transparant a dodge to serve his purpose. We have nc more right to assume that than to be- lieve that Beverly Tutker is guilty of the charge attributed to him. The relations be- tween Canada and the United States are ofa most satisfactory kind, as we hope they may ever continue to be, and it isa piece of gratuit- ous impertinence in Tucker to attempt to stir up public feeling here by unfounded imputa- tions dictated by the dilemma in which he finds himeelt. A Montreal Opinion of the President's Proclamation. | From the Montreal Gazette, May 5.) The proclamation by President Johnson, which came by our midnight despatches and appeared in our last impression, created a profound sensation. It might well do so. It purports to be based on “evidence in the Bu- reau of Military Justice.” It is difficnit te con- ceive that any civilized Government could issue such @ proclamation without good evi- gence; and the presumption is, the “Military Bureau” has affidavits on which to base it. But on the other hand, it will be clear to the ‘whole world that the criminality attributed to President Davis is inconsistent with the whole career of his life and Government, and he can- not be supposed to have been so blind &s not to see that to procure or incitesuch a deed as that done, and that attempted at Washington, would consign his name, which stands fair before all mankind, to eternal infamy. And for what! Noearthly good that the witof man can imagine. In fact, to repeat Mr. Gerritt Smith’s word, the suspicion is “insane.” No- thing elcrt of positive proof conld induce im- partial.men to believe in the statements of the proclamation, The evidence of spies, or such Persons as these reported to be arrested, would not be enough. If Mr. Bavis could be proved to be guilty of such a crime as that imputed to bim, then no term of infamy would be too strong with which to brand him; but if he cannot be £0 proved, it must be said that no civilized Government was ever before guilty of so infamous a libel. News of Jeff. Davis. Rawzicn, N C., May 1.—Lieut. Colonet Par- | ker, of the 4th New Hampshire, captured by | Wheeler’s cavalry, near Magnolia, about three | weeks since, has just returned, having been aroled at Greensboro’ on the 16th ultimo, by jenuregard. (Quartermaster Tilton, ot the same regiment, captured @bent the same time, also returned this morning. He was in Charlotte April 25. Jeff. Davis left there on that day, bound for Texas, escorted by a detachment of cavalry under General Echols and Basil Duke. They numbered about 3,000, and had with them a train of about twenty wagons. FROM FLORIDA. Mallory Net Captured—News from Pensa- cola te April 29. The gunboat Florida, Volunteer Lieutenant Commander William Budd, arrived at the Brooklyn Navy-yard on Saturday from New Orleans, via Pensacola and Key West. She sailed from Pensocola on the 2%%h ultimo, at ex-Secretary Mallory, of the late rebel navy, existed among either the navy or army Officers | atthat place. 1t was rumored there that he | had been seen in Pensacola, and had sncceeded | in effecting an exit trom the country in an | English schooner, but the report could not be traced to any responsible source. It was very | certain that he had not given himself up to | Captain Gibson, ofthe frigate Potomac, as that gentleman knew nothing of him further than | the above rumor circulating in the town. Ic | is more than likely that the pugnacious secre. | tary is not far from Jeff. Davis, to whose tor- | tune he will probably attach his own. Mr. | Mailory’s intimate acquaintance with Florida | and its innumerable harbors and rivers, fre- | quented by small blockade-running sloops, is fayorable to his escape, and we need not be surprised (0 learn at any moment that he has safely reached Havana or Nassau. The only hope of bis capture must be placed in our blockaders of the EastGuli squadron. It will | do noharm now to announce that General Gillmore, at an early moment, despatched an officer of his staff from Hilton Head to Key West, to vottyi the authorities of the situation ot affairs afterthe evacuation of Richmond, and to suggest certain steps which would close all avenues ef egress, which can he | covered by such force as the navy and army | at that point haye at their disposal. Baltimore Markets. M Coffee—Rio remains steady at “1: gold, tor good to strictly prime qualit Commissariat Department took 1,215 bags very | good quality at $26.93 per 100 Ibs. ) Flonr—Transactions reported on ’*Change were limited to pelts ie of good Howard | 300 barrels common Extra | de. at $3.11, 500 barrels common Ohio Pree at St, and 300 barrels choice do. at $5.25 per barrel. Market dull at the close. but prices Bombialiae previously quoted. ‘| Yorn Meal—No sales reported. Cit; | held at $6. Contracts for’ 1,000 barrels Ki | dried were awarded by the Commissariat De- peament at $6.35, and 500 barrels fresh ground 50. Grain—Otierings at the Corn Ex. g - ed up +500 bushels Wheat, 12,000 aoe eee 9,000 do. Oats, and 50 do. Rye. Good to choice white Wheat sold at 2508263 cents, and ordina- + Ty to very good red at 210a235 cents, ‘he mar- Ket closing unsettled for both descriptions. Corn was inactive and rather heavy, mixed selling at 120 cents, white at 122a125 cents, and yellow at 1294130 cents. Oats were very dull With sales at 73 cents, measure, and at75 cents, weight. Rye brought 110 cents per bushel. Supply and demand light Molasses—All varieties are quiet and nomi- nal as previously quoted. Provisions—Local demand tair for Bacon 8nd Lard, but nothing of importance doing in barrelled meat. We quote prices as tollows: Mess Pork $25.508829, Bacon Shoulders 17 ose Sides 1° al83 cents, plain Hams 20 Rte, sugar-cured do. 22a25 cents—the outside pears for fanc: yass s fancy brands of canvassed, Bulk Ss souleeraang cents, Sides 16\ cents, pickled cents, Western Lurd in barrels and tierces, 19 vais fined, in kegs, Bees cents and Baltimore re- Salt—Sales confi at £2.10 for Ground Alto: Marsha!t’s Fine, and at Hibs Island ugars—Grocery descripti, quest and steady, but we are ane it Jair ps movement in zatulng grades. 's, poe pounds Brown Sugar were tak: missarial at $12.92, and 100,000 postage, 2.40. ices may be quoted as follows: Cubaand E. k com. to good refining. g12 0812.58 as ‘e % prime aecoey: a - 14.00a1 PortoRico common to good Rrocery 1Z00alLa “ prime to choice grocery. 1.£.50215.00 Whisky—Market inactive. Onio offered: nt $2.05.— Balt, Americar. mall lats from store mM, at $3.10 per sack for 70 cents per bushel for “ “ “ OBFICEAL. Headquarters Middle Mi Division, ieee Ae D, C,, May 34, Tass. @trcutar No. 14.--Im order te secure as far 28 practicable the immediate payment of men absent from their companies, on the expiration of their term of inate company officers will forward direct to the Mustering Officer pf their State, ten dsys before the expiration of his term of service the descriptive lis: and account of pay and clothing of any enlisted man who may be absent from his company from whatsoever cause. The attention of Commanding officers is calfed to the importance of a strict enforce- ment of this order to prevent injustice to en> listed men. ‘ By command of Major General Hancock. Duncan S. Warker, Assistant Adjatant General. Ogicial:—Duncan S. WALKER, 8-3 Ass’t dj't Gen’!. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS, ¥ J.C, MoGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED % ROPERTY ON E TREE: Nak Tae CiB- LE. On TUESDAY, May 234, at five o’cloek p.m., we shall proceed to sell, in front of the premise: virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date ont day of August, 1559, recorded in Liber J. A.8.. No. 160, folios 231and 284, Lot 13 and west partof Lot 19, in square No. 16, in the city of Warhington the whole baving a front of 81 feet 9 inches on street. The improvements consist of a three-story Brix pgalling Howse, of large size, with suitable outba! ings. Terms of sale: Cash; $3°0 to be paid im hand at the fine of enteral euses Of conveyance to be rm e purchaser. Lge ‘A. ROTHWELL, Trustec. my4eckds J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Ancts. Y McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Anctloneers, A LARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE S0LD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 a. m., 2istand I strects, viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters, new and second hand Clotbing almost as good as new, Furniture, Watches, Jewelry, Kitchen and Pocket Outlery. Notions, Segara and To! 0» Fancy Soap, 200 yards of Ingrain Carpet, a large asrortment of Oil intings. Steel Engravinge of the Prominent Generals of the Euited Btates, Day sales Mondays and Fridays. Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays and Baturdaya, commencing at7 p. The hi ghest cash pi ice paid for Famniture, &o. t. or les promptly at 1m! be. ap iim" "MoDEVITT & OONNOLLY, Ancts, Y J.C, McQ@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN' HOURE ON NORTH LSTREBT, Det. 213% and “7 5 » Det. an 22D STBRETS. Ender and by virtue of an order made on the lith day of March, 1865, by the Sapreme Court of the District of Columbia, and pasted ina certain case pending in #aid court. wherein Rachel B. Mason is complainant, and*Gynthia B, Mason and others getendants, (No. 1513 Equity.) I will sell, at pub- le auction,on MONDAY, May 15,at6 ¢’clock, on the premises, Lot No. 13, Square No. 73, gether with the improvements, consisting of FRAME DWELLING HOUSE snd eutbuilding: Terms: One third eash; balance in one and tw. years, with interest. One: fifth of the money to be paid at the time of sale; in default of such payment, the preperty shall be immediately xeanle atthe risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, Conveyancing and etamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, . OMAS BRADLEY, Trustee. A: THD G. Meu Cian & CO. ap 21-Stawiw& ds Auctioneer: Y JABS, C. McGUIBB & OO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALB OF A VALUABLE BUSI- NESS PIECE OF PROPERTY ON PENN A. ANENUX, OPPOSITE THE MATROPOLITAN E By authority of the Supreme Conrt ofthe Dis. trict of Columbia, passed in Equity No. 419, Laara H. Btettinius, and Jno, B. Gray, andjRose, his wife, against Wm. B. Todd and Alexander 8. Shepherd, we shallexpose to sale on THURSDAY AFTER: NOON, the llth day of May, on the premises, até o’clock, to the Higher PRS) the following vatu ‘arto! avenge, western corner ef said original Let1, and thence southeastwardly along said avenue 22 feet, thence southwestwardiy.and at right angles with said avenue 69 feet ) inches, thence southeastwardly and at right angles with the line last sforessid 2 feet 6 inches, thence south 42 feet 10 inches to point on the line of north B street, 44 feet 3 inche eastward from the southwestern corner of said origival Lot 1. thence west along said B street 22 feet 3 inches. thence north and atright les with said street 59 feet 234 inches to intersect a line drawn from the point of beginning and at right angles with said aver’ es gna thence along said e line tosaid avenue place of oe 6 The improvements a three story Brick Build- the occu 8 a jewelry atore, two story brick the whole under rent of 1,88 per annum. At the same time and Place will be olfered for eale Lot No. 10, in Square ot Terms; One third cash; the residue in 6, 12,13 and 2: months. with iotereat on the whole amount ayable semi dealt for which the purchaser’s Boba, with surety, will be taken, aud ‘a lien re. served on the property sold 1 eee. If the terms be not complied with within five days from the day efsale, the Trustees roserve the right to re-sell,on seven days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the purchaser failing to D ws . TO. , sonny ALEX, R BHR PHERD,§ Testeen ap? J.C. McGUIRE & QO., Aucts SALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA., OF OON- DEMNED GRAIN. GRAIN SACKS, HORSES, AND MULES. Chief Quartermaster's Office, Depot of Washington, Washington, D. C.. May 1, 1865. Will be sold at public suction, at Alexandria, Va.,en MONDAY, May 15 at 11 o'clock a: m., about 5,0) bushel Grain and 20.00 Grain Backs, condemned as being unfit for public use, ALSO. at the aame place, on TUESDAY, May 16, 1555, ae e o'clock a. m., ®lot of condemued Horses and ules. Terms cash in Government funds. house frenting on Cana! stree' be . H. RUCKER, Brig, Gen. and Chief Quertermastor, mytd Depot of Washington. SALE GF CONDBMN CLOTHING, CAMP LS AND GARRISON SQ OLPAGE, TENT i CUTTINGS, &. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depos of Washington : ashinston, D. C , May 4, 1559. Will be s 11 at public auction, under the direc- ; tion of Captain D.G. Thomas, M 8.K.U 8. A., at Government warehouse No. H and I streets north Washington, B MONDAY, May 22, 1865. at I o’clock, A. M ierae os ef condemned Clothing, Ac, eon ing of— Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets, Trowners, Drawers. Shirts, Felt Hats, Caps, Bagles, Trum pets, Drum Heads, Fifes, Leggins, F. sas, Btock— Ings. Blankets, Kettles, Pans, Sliovels, Spades, Pickaxes, Axea, Haversacks, Canteens. Rope. ent Cuttings, Hospital Tents, Sibiey Tents, Wall fents. Ac. Successful bidders must remove the stores within five (5) ays trom cats prAna: tana Terms cash, in Government funds. H. RUCKSR, Brig. Gen, and Ohief Quartermaster. my! iit Depot of Washington. QALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER *S STORBS, GRAIN, aa cers SACKS. ief Quartermaster’s Office, Depat of Washington, CAT Caer re akington DO. Man ea Will be sold at public auction, at 6th st-ect wharf, Washington, D. C., on SATURDAY Wheelbarrows, Globe Lanterns, Shovele’ Paulins. Canvas. Brooms, Buckets Rakes, Chairs, Files, Lamps Horse Brushes, Herpess, &c. ALSO, t the same time and place, 70 bushels of Corn, bushel: se gaa about 22) 00 Grain Sacks. i. men’ a 1 = ke ni RUCKER, : rig, Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, _my est BE GE Do otor Wasbingwon, CjALE OF CONDEMNED MULE, Chis Quartermast-r 8 Office, Depot of Washington, Washington, D. C., May 2, 1965. Will be sold at public auction, at the corrals near the Observatory, Washington, D. O., on WEDNESDAY, May 17, 1305. at 10 0’clock a, m., ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as Being Terms—Cash, in > ROCKER, . Brigadier General and Chief Quarter: my 24 Devot of Wathington” bli i Ly _Depot SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. ear termaster General's @ Washington ice, First Division, uty, April 25, ‘303. Will be sold at pubiic auction, digg ae pidder, at Giesboro, D. Q.con >t ©@ the highest TUBSDAY, May 2, AY! May 9! TUESDAY, Mi These horses have been condemned as unfit for the carsiry Service of the army. For road and farming-purposes, Many good bar- gains may be bad. Horses sold sin. a4 Bale to coramence at 10 A. nited Btates currenc M. Terms cash, in “BKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge First Divi- ‘6 Office, vision ‘te! "1 rs ye ee. rmaster General's 0: Avorn SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quartermaster General's Office, First Division, Washington Cit i 1865, Will be fold, at public. auctionte the highest PR ee aCe CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, WILMINGTON, DALAWARB, THURSDAY, PITTSBURGH, P SYLVARIA, FRIDAY, aa WO HUNDRED CAVALRY HOREES have been condemned as unfit for These horses the Cavalry service of the Army. ad ing purposes Many good bar- For ro: gains may be had. Worse sof singly, Sales to commence at 10 A, M. "Terms, cash in vite ear arte: op Brevet Brigadier ‘al hi ener: tras Diviwon Q. My Firat a BANKERY First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. H: D, COOKER, (of Jsy Cooke & Co.,) President, } WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEBNMERT DEPOSITORY aD FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED H STATES, | 16TH 8? ,OPPOLIYE THE TREASURY DEPABTMER? i | Government securities with Treasurer United | tates i s7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS .“Wa Acting in connection with the house of JAY COOKE & CO., a8 SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-30 LOAN, | we will All all orders with promptness and des- | patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks and Bankers, 34| A eonstant supply of the Notes on hand and j teady for immediate delivery. | ‘We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SHOURITIES at current market rates, FURNISH BXCHANGSE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL GITIES OF THE | UNITED BTATES ‘We purchase Government Voueherson the MOST FAVORABLE TEBMB, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEY AND PIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished, WM. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. WASHINGTON, March 20, 1855, m 21-tf NATIONAL 7.80 LOAN. 7.380 Mr. JAY COOKE, of our firm, having resumed the General Agency for Government Loans, we are prepared to furnish promptly te sgents and purchasers U.B. 7-30 TREASURY NOTES. These notes are issued, underdate of August 18, 1864, in denomonations of $60,100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000, They bearing interest at 73:10 per cent. per an- num, and have coupons attached, payable in law- fal money, on Febraary 15th and Angast 15th of each year, The principal will be paid in lawful money on August lsth, 1967; or, at the optiono the holder, the notes may th exchanged, at par, for Vv. 8. FIVE TWENTY BONDS, redeemable at the plessure ef the Government at apy time after five years, and payable twenty years om August Ist, 1967, with interest at SIX PER CENT IN COIN. payable semi-annually, These bonds are at pres: ent worth in the market about NINE PER OBNT premium, from which deduct the premium upon the atcrued geld interest. and there {s left a net premium upen the bonds of SIX PER OENT., with a prospect of a much greater value at the date of the maturity of the Seven-Thirty Notes, We receive in payment for subscriptions the sey- eral issues of FIVE PER OBNT. TREASURY NOTES, sliowing accrued interest thereon, We also tak Gertificates of Indebtedness and Government Bonde of sll issues at their current value, Full information fernished upon application In person or by mail. UYERS AND HOLDERS OF OAUTION TO zune OTE. In order te prevent the mutilation of these notes the Secretary of the Treasury has given notice that the notes are not negotiable unless all the un- matured coupons are attached. JAY COOKE & CO., feb 4-ctf Bankers, Geen AND STOCKS, Our office has been placed in direct telegraph communication with the Gold and Stock Exchange Rooms in New York, insuring promptness in the Paroles - and tale s made at the usual rat urchases and nale RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & m3-t Bankers, 352 Penna ay. P fo} SALB FOR REMOVING WRECKS, &c IN THB OAPE FEAR RIVER. Bereav oF Construction amp RepParr, Navy Derartuent, April 1855. The Bureau w‘ll, until the lith day of May, 1865, receive proposals for raising and remeving the versela—supposed to be about 3i in number—sunk and beached in and about the mouth ef Cape Fear river, North Carolina, The hulls of the vessels are mostly of iron, and the machinery in many of themis represented as being in good order. Separate and special offers covering a single ves- selonly will be received for raising and delivering in New York the “Nerth Heath,” the “Agnes Fry.” and the *‘Ohiccamauga,’’ with all tne prop- | erty that may be on board of them, on a salvage &pon the net proceeds of the sale at public auc- | tion, the Government to be at no expense what- | ever, wrecks the proposals may be For the remainin fora partor the whole of them, and must state the rate of sa’ e on the net proceeds of the sale, at ction, of the property recovered red at the United States navy yard. at Gosport, Virginia, without charge of any kind to the Government. . The materials recovered must be delivered at the navy yard, with a separate invoice for each ‘Yessel, i" in which Each offer must state the time wit is proposed to complete the work, which. must he executed under the control of the commanding Raval Officer, who will designate the vessels on which operations are to be first commented, and who will have the te if the work is not prompt- | ie commenced and diligently prosecuted, to annul ' thesgreement, when all claim of the salvorsto the property recovered will be forfeited te the | Government. E The entire property will be placed in the hands of the Government, and sales will be made as may be deemed most advantageous to the Government and the parties cencsrned. Any other coadition necessary for the protection of the public interests will be inserted in the agreement. No proposition will be entertained from parties who do not furnish satisfactery evidence that they j are prepared, with all the proper and necessary ances, for the execution of work of this kind. ‘arties who may Visit Wilmington for the pur- pore of making a personal examination previous to making an offer, will be permittad te do so by | the naval officer in command. { ‘he proposals must be indorsed on the envelope } inclosing them, ** Proposals for raising wrecks in | Cape Fear River.” ap 15-2aw3t ‘BL CONDUCT: enlarge louble its former capacity, JUBOPBAN HOTRL. Corner Pa. ay, and 1léh 5t., Washington, D, 6, This ho! con Frese nial. fhe oldest conducted on the Buropean i Bt Ci been eristace ana a ecessar, ir accommodation of the increasing ast Thankfulfor the patronage already receiv Ae propristor popes that by attention to business eon ‘inwe to receive patronage as heretofo: {ge Fee will only be suatasa with what they receive, | Loom-tf* Moderate.» maRIOH, Proprietor, JoasPa REYNOLDS & CO., PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS No, 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE, jived, aud will constantly keep on st and best assortment in the city 8, Brackets, Drop Lighta, Portabl Mica and other Shades, aud all ar line, from the best esta’ New York, Philadelphia, &c., which onthe most reasonable terms. > piilto, BANGES, FURNACES, and Fire-Board We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in use anywhere, on very reasomabie terms, Hotels, Restanrants. &c., are invited to call. We do all kinds of GAS and STHAM FITTINGS Perey, and cheap, as also everything in the 'LUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner, all and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains. Water Closeta, Wash Basing, &¢., &., at No, 500 th Ivania avenue, the largest blish: ‘. feb2-eotf HE GAME FISH OF THE NORTH. Fi Pishing. with six plates; London. The River Dove. Carpenter’s Angler; London. Angler’s Almanac. Hand Book of Angling; 3 The Angier and his Friend: ond ome Ree a Book; London, Walten and Ootton’s Angler; Lo: iy parte las Bural Sports; Londo: eur; Paris, p27 vi vat PRANOK TAYLOR. PWARDBOF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates and recommendatory letters have been re- ceived, attesting the merits of HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS, many of which are mete — highest sources, Seciading sntnans gat ssi ymen, governors, Sta! jadges, JUVENILE BOOKS—Le F rusce; Robinson Arise: La Bemsing som role Jendis; Chien et bat; Les Eafan @’Aujourd’hi ery hon aces a Veet cas Wan St angi | auits, AR E*F (Ca 8 aetie feelings and soaleep Welly I50-6ua BOOTS ‘AND SHOES. | Mies 50 PEVENTH BPREET 506. atts YOR MAY BALLS! Ladiew’ — Kia SLIPPERS, a ~ White Kid GAITERS, Misses’ White and Black Kid SLIPPERS, Opera and Buckle GAITERS, Andall other des¢riptions of SHOES, BOOTS and GAITERS in creat variety and very low, at BEILBRUN’S BARGAIN SHOE STORE, j $06 Ssvents Stacer, AdJoinixe ; Odd Fellows’ Hall. Also, alarge perk En T. AND nee AND BOOTS AND SHOES made to ord sired by le to order and —_ REILBRUN & 00., 506 7th street. ap 24-26* REMOVAL, T dersigned beg leave to inform the ejti- we eee, tae ere e hare cemoved £0 2 cor. 7 eet, Ww have justepened a freah and desirable stock of BOOTS AND BHORS for Mens’, Womens’, Boys’, Misses’and Ohildrens’ wear, and which they Ages ee sale at es loners wee ive use call and we wil satiat ¥ Onin LOOMIS & MAYER /BTH_OF BOOTS AN; J 83,000 WO. BuOES” ‘SAND gee PANIC PRIOES!? HELLER & 4927 th street, ha WA jase OOTS and received a lar pply of alt kinds BHOKS at the recent Panic Prices, and are now one) ae iee quality Ladion’ Goat Balmorale at $1.25, d quality Ladies’ Sli at 0c: Yasves" heeled Sli pers. $128, High heel Opera Gaiters at $2.50. itlemen’s Long Boote at $2, Sin Shoes at 15 cents, Ladiee Mines? and Children's BOOTS, 8 and BALM LEH & 003,493 rth street, Four doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. TRUNKS, VALISES and TRAVELING BAGS cheap.* HELLER & 00.°S, 492 7th street mh 30-Im*™ ‘Between D and B streets, PERSONAL. Astrolo- Hee eee enderstande the MADANz sez MORE, gist, is now in thiscity, n science of Astrology in all its sister branches, t 8 Stars, Charms, Talismans and signs of the Zodiag. Bhe has given general satisfaction in most of the cities of the United States, in token of which she has received innumerable testimonials, This lady can be consulted by sending your age and day of the month on which you was born, and fee; will et the outline of your wholelife. Ladies 5) cents; Gentlemen #1, Address Box 47, Washington, D.c. ap 21-Im a oO”. DR. WOOD continues to make quick and permanent cores; no change of diet, no hin- drance from business; delays are dangerous. Consultation Rooms 499 7th atrest, between D and B. ap? -1m* p® VATR PRIVATE PRIVATE MEDICAL ATTENDANCE At Room No. 16 Washington Building. corner Penna. avenue and 7th street. ures positively P*0P0sALs FOR PoRaGE. ’ ue Washi Offce, Devst Fen ee SEALEDP invited byt Seiden pate. tates al a . . AleXandris and Fo! Monroe if with Ney ad Basa % 7. °"Bids will, be Tecelved Yor the delivery of 5,08 nels of Corn or Oats,and 50 tons of Hay or 8 id. 5 “piaders must state at which of the above its they se to make deliverios, the” Sreseesea ae hetero etree .@ pr Sao the tim said de! Teriee ahall be cons : en to be completed. ayand : Phe price must be written out in wordsen the The price must bids. 4 Gorn to be put opis @ stout sacks of abound hels each, Oats in like sacks of abort th: BA “each The sacks to be “Varnishes, witheut extra charge to the Government, The~ Hay and Straw to be securely baled. The particular kind or description of Oats, Cora, may. or FEAW, propose d to be delivered, must be at in the proposals. - All the articies offered ander the bids hereis in- vited, will be Government ins Contracts will the lowest responsibil: the Government may require, and pi made when the whole amount contracted for have been delivered and accepted. — The bidder wil} be required to accompany Mis Proposal with s guaranty signed by two respome & Bible persens, that. in case his bid beaccepted. he ¢ or they will, within tem days thereafter execute ; the contract fer the same, with good and . sufficient sureties, in a #um equal to the amount of the contract to deliver the articles arene 4 with the terms of this tisement; and in ease the said bidder should fa! enter into the contract, they to make geod thedif. 5 ference between the offer of said bidder and the Dext lowest responsible bidder, or the verson toy whem the eoaaee may ory awarded. ment es @ responsibility ef the guarantors shown by the official certificate ef a United Btategs District Attorney, Collector of Oustomi other eiicer Sader See 0: seen BtatesGove or res) 81 ic person Knewn to i he ’ ‘a Bidders in be duly notified of the aeceptance: or rejection o eir proposals. ‘The full name and post office address of each Didder must be legibly written ia the pro- posal. Proposals must be addresved to Brig Gen. D. H. eker, Qhief Depot Quartermaster, Washington ne 4 MD should be plainly marked *Proposal# for Forage. Bonds in a sum equal to the amount of the con- ed by the contractor and both of hia » guarictere, will be Fequired of the successfal bid- iT oO dders upon signing contract. eae aerate oF bi gusranties,and bonds may be obtained upon application to this office. ‘All proposals received under thie advertisement will be epened and examined at this officeom Wed- merday and Saturday of each week ati2 m. Bid- ders are reapectfuley see be present at the opening of bidsif they nits H. RUCKER, fe25-tf Brig, Gen’l and Quartermaster, Caur QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, igid inspection by the tant 2 pelore being aecepted, to time ers, 88 BPO? OF WASHINGTON, Wasrincron, D. O,, January Rae Al! dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath- er, Office Furniture, Harness,and Saddlery, quented to send to this office, on MONDAY o} week, a sealed proposal or list, in duplicate, articles they are preptred to furnish t> this iaTcaces to Than te dicta ttgacte 9th ‘in res, so that, in Fervice re uire it, the article or articles can be oB- tained without delay, and at the lowest price. ‘Dealers wishing to seil to this Depot will be re- quired to furnish the list punctually eve: wontay morning, . BH. ri, ler Gen’l and Ohief QM. janstt — BTesdler Ger tof Washington, GPCRET DISEASES 1 BECBET DIDEASRS!) BAMARITAN'S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! made or no pay required, and in the shortest pos- sible space of time, by DR. LISPENARD. N. B. Lispenard’s Prophylactic isa perfect, safe- guard against contagion. 3-2w* ERSON AL—Dear friend : Don’t waste any more time or money trifling with quacks. me DE. DARBY, 499 7th street, at once, It will be the cheapest finally, ap 3-1m' M2, BROOKFIR&LD, of Kansas, can be con- sulted on the Past, Presentand ature events, at her room, on K street, one door east of sd street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital. Bhe has studied under one of the most celebrated Astrologers of the age. Bhe guarantee satis- fastion = all Boas no may, give a a je can cen ma Le . m. dollar. a.m, 009p. De oil sme ss BEST EVIDENCE THAT P street, is the onLY practical STA MP. the District, is that he daily has todoover work that is botched at other so-called Stamping places, He bas the largest and finest assortment of Pat- terns ever offered here, Making his own Patterns, he is able and willing to stamp any pattern brought him. nova puronrant NOTICE TO LADIES. N. DEMONGEOT, Importer of Human Hair and Perfumery, proposes to gell at twenty-five per cent, below the price— PERFUMBRY, Fine French and Ba- from the best houses glish Brush Ware,Combs, of the world, Pearl and Coral Combs, LUBIN’S, Shell and Fancy Combs, PINAUD’S, Imperatrice and Fancy MAUGENET’S, Pins, in Potata, Coral, PIVERT'S, Jet, Ivory and Gold; Bow, DEMARSON’S, Waterfalls, Butter files, BULLY’s, new style; Ourls, Bands, SOCIETH HYGIEN- Wigs, invisible; and in IQUE, &c, &c., &c., one word, all the best &e., &, Bey Hair work can be found, Gold and Silyer POW- and made to order on DEB, for the Hair. short notice, DEMONGEOT, Corner of Dand lth streets, near the avenue, PETROLEUM. THE NEW YORK AND ‘LIVERPOOL PETIOLEUM COMPANY, ORGANIZED UNDER THE MINING AND MANUFAOTURING LAWS OP THE STATE OF NEW YORK, CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS, ™ ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES, at ap lz- 910 PER SHA SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 35 PER SHARS, NOT LIABLE TQ FURTHER ASSESSMENT, OFFIOES: No. 24 EMPIRE BUILDING, No. 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Post Orrice Apprxss, Box No. 5,368,New Yorr OFFICERS: Hon. DANIEL B. DICKINSON, President, WM. T. PEIPPS, Vice President. ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary. H, J, BURTIS, Mining Superintendent, Titus ville, Pa, ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway, N. ¥., Treasury. The wells of the Company are now producing oil. Payment for stock may be made In drafts, regis- tered notes, or Government bonds and securities, which bonds and securities will be taken at their market value, Remittances may be addressed to the Company, P. 0. Box No. 5,368 New York City,or to * At- lantic Bank, Treasury of the New York and Liver- pool Petroleum Company, No, 142 Broadway, New York City,”’ or any of its Agents, Bubscriptions will be received by JAMES GIL. FILLAN, Bsq., 203 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash- ington, D.C, mar 6-3m T CEKTAIN REMEDY BVER USED? ee ee Yes, A Positive Cure” for } GONORH@A GLEET, STRICTORES, dc, » Contains no Minerai, no Balsam, no Mercury Only Ten Pills 0 be Taken to Effect aCure. They are entirely vegetable, having no smell noe any unpleasant taste, and will notin any way in- jure the stomach or bowela of the most delicate. ‘Cures in from two to four days, and recent casen - in** twenty-four hours.’? Prepared by a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. one of the moss eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present days NO BXPOBURE, KO TROULLE,P* JHANGE WHATEVER, Let those who kave despaired of getting cured, or who have Rep gorged with Balsam Copavia, oz Meroury, try HIYARITAN'S GLFT. Sent by mail ins plain envelope. Price—Male packages, $2, Female, 38 BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOB! 11 SORES, SPO’ i eal AND HERB JUICER th bit sitive cure. SEE, Ghoua Ree antes nt Se mtccteats certain and effectual remed: 4; it reaches and eradicates every p: ofthe veneiesl poison, sothat tbe is tuorougm cy a nent, Take then of this purifying reme- ay ‘and be healed, and do nottransm ittoyour pos- te ir years hich may repent ii rity that OE DESPALE | ugh you be pronounced incurable. t] a RITAN'S ROGEAND BEREICIONS = baler Voge rary veeuee) of tear from the a8 as foc sueem BAMARITAN’S CHANORM WAHH, Price 25 cents: Full directions. = SUBGRONS BAY OF THE 8AMAR- wasn ITAN’S REMEDIBG. “On Board THE BreaMsnip Costs Rica, Ped.!9, 3265 —Messrs. Desmond oc; 915 Race street, Philadelphis—Dear Sirs: Please send me one grosd of your Bamaritan’s Gift by Adams & Co.’s Ex- ress, 80 a8 to reach me by the i3th.as we sail on hat . Finding it to be what it is represented, I do not like to make a voyage without a supply. * Yours, very respectfully, “J. 8. Dorset, Surgeon Atlantic Mail Bteamsbip Co., ee * Between New York and Aspinwall. DESMOND & O0., Box 151 Philadelphia Post ice. Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD, crrner lth et, an@ PRENRY OOOK, Alexandria, may 6-tf Amu EXPRESS COMPAN Ohce ¥. z, 514 Pa, Avemuc, Washinsion, D.C, EAST. NORTHERN, AND WEST- | onmar iN TAPERED FORWAKDESS, RCHANDISH, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU- yt , NOTES. #TOGKS, BONDB. &o., Forwarded with BAFBTY AND DISPATOH to af enciesia e Prine! i iy Fo’ (ORTH, EAST, WEST AND NORTHWEST. Its principal offices are WASHINGTON, D. C., NEW YORK, BosTorz, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. C1N- OINNATI, 8f. LOUL 8, LOUIB- VILLE, LEXINGTON, Connections are made at New York and Bortos with lines forwarding to the CANADAS snd the eee PEOVIN' maship linea TWOOD’S PATENT DRILLING MACHINE, PILE DRIVER, AND HYDBEAULIC SAND PUMP. . Practical tests having fully demonstrated the superiority of this machine over all others for the purpose of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is Bow prepared to receive orders for the same. This machinery comprises everything requisite for the boring ot oil wells exceptin; the ENGINE AND CAST IRON DELVING PIPs, (but will be furnisued, if desired, at a reasonable price.) and dispenses with the use of the derrick rope, bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use, and is so arranged, being con- structed on wheels and portable, that itcan be eatily removed for the purpose of sinking wells in | different localities, ahe detritusis removed from the well by ourpat- ent hydraulic process, and does eot require the removal of the drill from the boring. This process not only removes all the detritusin from Sto 10 minutes, but likewise effectually outand ERP 5 ard thence Jal Bade, te all prominea it. *Gollection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILL Smade e Bnited States, 3e23_ ©. O. DUNN, Agent, Washington, D.C, AssIxTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Durer oy Wasiixaro a 1347 pres cise xe The attertion of officers and enlisted men, for- mer'y in the service of the United States. is called Govern: i i bpd ment warehouses connected with thia said property for the effects of those now in the service. with the name, company, regiment, or othe marks, accompanied by am oath or affirmation party. > The goods will be forwarded to the addrese o2 the persons so entitled at his expense, inganeleniet ninety days from this date will be ublic sold et pablic auction. ames M, MOORT, APPINESS OR MISEBY “H. is THB UE> TiON.—The roRrierouaot ites PARIn ET OF WOND. CES and other si QOUTHAMPTON and HAVES, ; commercial towns in Great Britain and the Gonti- at all accessible parte of the Bi Noticz To OFFICEKS AND SOLDIERS, Wasuinar i to the large amount of personal property stored in The Government requires the epece ocenpied by ‘A description of each article should be given. showing that the claim: ia the authorized All of the above-mentioned Property remain- mh 2-dtmay 32 apt. Asst Qr. U. 8. Army. _ BIAN CABINET OF RS, ANATOMY, and less af ex- efit of suffcring MEDIOINE,” have determined: nse—to issue, free, (for the bi umanity,) four of their most instructive sad in- ing ectures On Marri: and its qualifica- ervous Debility, Premature Deciine, In- Weakness, Depression, or ignorance 0 Law. These invaluable been the means of enlightening sng savingthousands, and willbe forwarded free on the yecsint of fous: Har re by addressing rare arasian ine inatomy and Medicine, Broadway. New York. : jus-ly TP SIBSEMAB— Protected by mora Peed nt 0} ngland, and s re Ls the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. Triesmar Ne. 1, ts the effectual remedy for Relax. : d Exhaustion of the Byeten vp OrTNOSay Res entirely superseded Bystem. ¢ f Ci ia, Cubeda, &c_ Tries- mar No. Sin the infallible remedy forall Tmpuri- sondary Symptoms, thus obviating di ows ingre- Opens ali the small eins that are ao often en- tirely closed up by thoold Pee! of sand pumping. Ww this machine and practical eagineer, Well can be sank from 4°0 to 600 feet within a psriod ot fon 15 to 30 days after the soil pipe has been Arran: ents are being made for the construe: tion ‘and delivery of the: . machives at New York, t Norwich, Newburg, N. ¥.,and Pittsburg, Pe. For further information, price, 8, &0., addr SIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Hi a JOMPLEXION BY POW- | ‘DERG AND WAsHsG which choke cr Oll up | ‘and rt time leaye mentee itina the blood if, ao octh and skin use HELMBOLD’S EX- TRAOT OF 8. ARILLA. It gives a bril- lianey to the zion. = TROONF NESE = ‘T10} NENOE FG Dime ation famamation we og IA gtion of the Diag pious in the Bladder. Oalculus, Gray Deposi | } : ail, Diseases | of the “Eide Cf } { { ' the or. and fees, se ORLMBOLDS FLUID WX’ fhagt Bt s ~ROM LONDON .— Who's Who in 1808, Bri a ita Vag he ed int, January, 1865, Tho British Navy List, Janu- | “hhe ¥BAN TAYLOR, : Vies and Se | the use of mercury and all other de) ie j % je. | aol hanges ofatmosphere, in tin cases, nts. tion is in the form of a most Each prove. Secured from the effects of clvante Wy ieeoe Uinitod in cobonten Lp ing $9._ Di' in ate doses Ininistered by Valpeau, Sallamanda, Roux, Ac, &e. Jesale and retail b neath '. . a. corser ith street." O° FORD. No. 290,08, n> HUB. ‘ON’S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew Bek fr eating toaiping abeoreery- Ia e tion is en! ‘unequall prepara- ¥. 0, WELLS & 00., New York, Propri For sale by all druggista, Difcneaaas BELLS’ CELEBRATED MAQHINE-B! A STRENGTHENING PLABTERS are Sed in all cases for which @ plaster is required. Fer jan d-coly.a. PLEAZANT AND UN for unpleasant and orEee: LMBOLD’S pxteacr BOSE W. . m%-ém Meche . ‘