Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1865, Page 4

TH ENT ee | LOYAL CITIZENS OF THE SEV. PERSONAL. BANKERS. DENTISTRY: ees THE EVENING STAR. Affairs in Georgetown. GaonozTOWR Councils, May toe alewrd Aidernen.—The Board metat the usual a | ‘with Mr. Beall in the obair, in the shsence sec oanmenication trom W. O. Hall, manager Of the U.S. Telegraph Company, asKing per- | wiseion to ran their wires, commencing at the | Dridge across Rock Creek, up Bridge street to | me an terminating at the crossing of nting the permission asked. Pte Cou Briage streets, WSS Teceived. and a bill ncil resolutiwn authorizing the clerk Yo rent certain pertions of Montgomery street to Robert Crult & Son, was referred to the Re- eorder. . The Council resolution, authorizing the Mayor to pay $500 for the arrest snd Lore tion of the party who eet fire to the wn yee rian Church property, was smended mee serting the words, «or any other property” Subsequently the bill was returned from the Council with the amendment non-con- curred in, when, on Shae of Mr. Berry, the ‘was inid on the table. Lar! o daiation of the lower board, appro- riating 1,00) to pay for repairs to station- Rates No. 3. met with some opposition, and ‘was flually referred to Alderman Berry. A large pumber of bil’s, passed by the lower doard, were coucarred in; and the Aldermen adjourned. Common Ceuncil.—The Mayer's message, transmitting communication of W. C. Hall, manager of the U. S. Telegraph Company, asking permicsion to erect telegraph les in Hridge street; and of U. B. Tyson, clerk of the Peabody Insurince Company. relative to the imsurance of the new market house, were pre- sented and referred. Also, & message relative to the new market. ‘The following memorial, &c., were referred: — Memorial of Wm. Knowles, sr., to be relieved from the gas tax; report of the Trustee of the Poor and Workhouse. The committee on streets reported a resolu. | hou im favor of the U. S. Telegraph Company; { aud the committee on police reported an ordi- nance appropriating $1,000 for the repair of station heuse No. 3: which were passed. The committee on grievance reported resoln- tions for relief of J. R. Ridgeley and F. H. Smith; and the str:ets committee a resolution for repair of 7th street; which were laid on the table. Unfiniehed Business:—Ordinance for remoy- ing & pump from the pavement on High street; king appropriation for payment of certaim claims for repair of streets; for the payment of certain claims; for relief of J.G. Waters and others, authorizing the renting of the terminus of Montgomery street; for repair of lower faite road andof the new road; for the benefit of Walter Godey, and a resolution for the relief of certain persons were passed. A resolution of inquiry relative to the cost and expediency of purchasing a steam fire en- gine was referred. A resolut on offering a reward for the incen- diaries who destroyed the parsonage property of the Presbyterian church; whieh was adopt- ed. Also, aresolution postponing the sale of stalls in thenew market house till June also, a resolution for the relief of J. C Hei tond & Co. and others. Also a. resolution in- atructing the streets committee to inquire into the expediency of procuring a street roller for nse On gravelled streets. A resolution remitting a fine imposed on F. H. Smith for selling engraving; without license, was laid on the tabie. The ordinance from the Board ot Aldermen relative tothe new market, with an amend- ment, was concurred in. | The resolution oftering a reward for the in- eendiaries, was notconcurredin. Adjourned. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE pog L OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D.C., g May 27, 1565. . To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must ail for“ advertised letters,” give the date ofthis ist, and pay one cent for paadentiny Y If not called fer within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the stamp and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writing. eqnest for the return of a letter to the writer, if anclaimed within thirty days or lees, written or nted with the writer’s name, pest office, and across the left-hand end of envelope, on th will be complied with at the usual pr, d rate of posta, ayable when the letter elivered to the writer LADIg8’ LI8T. 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W; the undersigned Grocery Merctauts do agree to close our Etores at 73s o’cloek, (Saturday nights excepted.) from Ist of June t; Septem- ber, in order to afford our employees a reasonable time for recreation : | Geo, W. Beall & Bro., Geo. W.Orme T. A Carroll A.J. Badclite & Co., Matthews & Knowles, W.R Hurdle. D. Jackron, Gaezler & Lyddame, J.T. Kelley, W. Dorsey, my 2) 5t* GzoReETOWN. D. C., MABKET-HOUBE. _ The Stands and Stalls in the new Market- House, io this town, will sold at public anction en | MONDAY, the 6th dayef Jun ext. at 3o’clock p.m. Por particular information as to terms and conditions of the sale application may be mad the Clerk of the Oorporation, W: Bsq. Sale will take place in t1+ Mar ENRY ADDISO. Mavon’s Orricz,G. to D 721585 bontey = 74 *Georgetowa, D.C, May 27,1335. QX2 HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Ba yeu ane tak Conrast st . getown, » 1365. At a meeting of the Vi lant Fire Company. held | this evening. the following resolution was paseed - Resolved, That the Vigilant Fire Oompany wili pay one hundred dollars reward for the arrestand conviction of the person oF persons who set fire to arsonage es! pw heirs enor ora! H.G. DIVINE. Becretary. ON President, [4268 2408 oF GovaRNmaNT ULES | Chiel Quartermasier's fice, Deret Washi: Washington, D. On aay gist public auction, under direc. | Mer th a eornel Coy H. becsrepcig a ay i os rr a i bites of Washin too. DO. between ag i FIVE AND SIX THOUSAND MULES, | which bave been used in the Government service, | The commence on MONDAY, May 23, | o'clock s. m., and continue from day to erwise ordered, until the w. i rules will be sold singly to the highest bia- | ‘Terms cash, in Government funda,” | Brig. Gon BrP muck eR. astel “Depot of Washington Chief Quartermaster’s Office, ii merle fashingion Wet of Washing: as Cy May 25, porte The apgve sale ia still Veing to 4 chase are invited tositena "7" Wishing to pur. RUCKER, | Dd. Brig: Gen. OMPBON’S B OPTIBM—For imaaa ia porte UN ine IP eoly.0 “al itin- THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE; &c, | FIRST W. —Mr, JOuR, RAN will 2 ditiowal Union | Tes ae 3 EE Rs from the Figet |. voters. Ward, by bests of aauEiatinnaivaaen’ . HAZEL will be supported ¢ MR. JAMES FuON OOUNGIL by maxy Joters of the FIRST WABD. my23-te | amend NOONDITIONAL UNI FIRST WARP aor UNION | For Colle LIAM DIXON, Por Register— SAMUML B. DOUGLASS voyor— For Bur TLLIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— WILLIAM B. MAGRUDER, 10) — os ConsaMas RAL : OLA RENOM BopARaR, may 8-tf_ BROOND WARD REGULAR NOMINA- For CollecyrrrLIA MDIXON. For Register UEL E. DOUGLASS. For Surveyor LIAM FORSYTH, Ee Alder A MURL W. OWEN. i For Common, eee, ” PEUGH. @RORGE T. RAUB, ee my ste “GEORGE W HARENESS. BECOND WARD ELECTION NOTICB lem It being unde d that Mr. L. J. Middle: in, who was nominated at the Second Ward meet. ing. declines to allow his name as candidate for tthe Commen Council, the friends of 8. A. PRUGH, Erq.. present his name for re-election. _m 17-te* UNION. QC] suconp wand NOMINATIONS. For Collector— WM. BIXON. Por Register— BAML. B. DOUGLASS, For Surveyor— woods ‘WM. FORSYTH. ‘or jerman— GEO. H. PLANT. For Commen Coureil— WM P. ‘TTIBONE, WILLIAM THOMAS, H, CLAY STEWART, Por Assessor— KO, W. HARKNESS. _myl7-dte * {Intel& Chron] TO THES VOTERS OF THE THIRD WARERD.—I notice that some person has aneounced we as s candidate for the Board of Common Council without authority. kt 8 isto —— my amas stay Eeet not ® gandidate for e Boar ommon Co i- date for the Board of Aldermen. > 8 8 candi _Iny 30-te NOBLE D. LARNER. THIBD WARD, ror CHARLES PW ANNALL my 30-31" “MANY VOTERS THIRD WARD.—FRED’K L. HARV) y 3. pine ispenctes ice Sleetian “ : aenber ommon al June election from the Third War . conias my22-te MANY VOTERS, UNION TIOKET, THIRD WARD, For Collector— W. DIXON. For Regiater— For Berges: DOC GEARS, ‘or rv = ' eo 7°, FORSYTH. erman— oa Comat HOMAS LEWIE. i For Counclt SNRY JANNEY, 3, W. SIMMB, s my ll UNCONDITIONAL U \em CO) pees AMNION TIOKET. Hector— For Cole TLLIAM DIXON. ister— For ee MORL 3. DOUGLASS. Tor Beri LIAM FORSYTH, ee eat Me, OHARLES P. WANNALL. om For FOURTH WARD, myil OG Oouncil— MICHARL LARNER. MANY VOTERS. FOURTH WARD. & meeting lately held in the Aldermens’ Chamber. the foul i insti for ward officers for the Fourth Ward: ™87® For aia ABLES H. UTRBEMEHLS. For Common Council— mEene Agree DANIEL McLAUGHLI For Assessor— __ BAMURL WISE. my 25-9" a the ensuing For Col! setor— ee WILLIAM DIXON, Por Reg ster— BAMUBL B. DOUGLASS, For Sarverce— . BH. DONEGAN. For Alderman— ABBURY LLOYD. For Common Qounci]— W. W. MOORE. ROBERT 8. Davis. ELIJAH EDMONSTON. For Assessor— my 2%te THOMAS W. BUROH, BAMUEL WI8B will be supported for AS- (Ce Bascom by the loyal voters o the TOoRTH RD. my% tf AT A MEETING OF THE 3 1 » Ma’ . a S men were ‘unanimously nominated ce ente Unconditional Union Ticket. FOR COLLECTOR— WILLIAM DIXON. FOR REGISTER— BSAMUBL B. DOUGLASS. FOR SURVEYOR— WILLIAM FORSYTH. FOR ALDERMAR— ‘ASBURY LLOYD. FOR COMMON COUNCIL— CURR Yoga, BLiJaH MDMONSTON. FOR ASSESSOR- mh THOS, W. BURCH, NUMB OF NUMBROUS CITIZENS OF TH my 4 tf ng it time a chao, auecttine ci ange should be made in the office of Assessor of this Ward, re- spectfully nominate Mr. H. M, iat responsible position.” DSELINGES for FOURTH WARD —CHARLES H. - (em MBHLBE, as a candidate for Raciaetee re @ Board of Aldermen, will be supported b; my 1st ‘MANY VOTERS AT A MEETING OF THE OITI7, the Fifth Ward. held TUBBDAY ING. May 16, 1865, the following gentle: nominated for the several offices named : For Colleetor— WILLIAM DIXON, For Regiater— “GAM URL B. DOUGLAS. For Surveyor— WILLIAM FORSYTH. For Aldermap— GRBORGE F. @ULIOK. For CouWit, Pp PERG wus, : ‘UBON, _myi8te JNO. H. MBAD. ye rts WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION ry a a a ae Or NR NE Sy The following gentl will be supported at the ensuing J: 1 the cosine 4 was jon by the Lo¥aL vorgas For Goliector— WM. DIXON. Por Regiater— 8. B. DOUGLASS, For Barveyor— POESYTH, Al = For Alderman’ go, Fr. QULIGK. For Council— WM. P. FERG Yas: B, Daven eo’ W.H. HAMILTON, myl8-te O icker Sikre Wenoe UNION For Colleetor— WILLIAM DIXON, For Regier |AMURL B. DOUGLASS, Yor Surveyor— WM. FORSYTH, For Alderman— : SAMUEL OROS8, For Common Go iL * UFe. a 6 BORe: SENESTON WAIN, Sixth WAR ied __™y50 te* Gg UNOON inxs iat UNION Tce. For Colle LIAM DIXON. Pedi he as To B. DOUGLASS. yor oer TLIAM FORSYTH. Fr — or AldCTIOMN H. PEAKE. ™ ipa oe W. WHT, i m19-e0te ‘3B. ELSON. i eee at els mt ma vi \- iowing nominatione : : ame Tor Comer ELIAM PIXON, Yor Be; } Sool oF ae TMURL . DOUGLASS. For Or BurvyrELIAM FORSYTH. For Alderman— zi Guosas MATTINGLY, mm il— “Se BaNRY M, RNTGHT, GO. B. OLA my 2-te TIONAL UNION TICKET— Je MOONEE wan’ THRE Tor College LIAM DIXON. ister— FOr Re MUBL B. DOUGLASS. a For BurWyELIAM FORSYTH, Aldermar— a8 ‘THOwas 3. LLOYD. For Goma aN G. DEDLEY, WILLIAM T. WALKER, GEORG WEIGHT, miy25-te* jeti Fret WARD—FIRST PRECINCT. is hereby given, that, in conformity to the pro- ions of the charjer of the c2ty of Washington. an election will be held in the First Precinct of the First Ward on MONDAY. the 5th aay of June nett, atthe shop of Johm Reeves,on the south side of I street, betwean ISth and 20th streets, for a Collector, Register. and Surveyor, one member of the Beard of Aldermen, and three members of the Buard of Common Council, to represent said ward. Polls o'clock p.m. mn at7Q’clock a _m,and cless at7 open at Tee SaMUBL DUVAL, P e HAUPTMAN. NO. B. HARRISON, m 29-tde ners of Blection. Fist WARD-—SECOND PRECINCT—Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washington. ap election will be held in the Second Precinct of the First Ward, on MONDAY, the sth day of June next. the public building en Penn’s avenue, between 18th and 19th streets, for Ooliestor, Ragis- ter Burveyor, one member of the Board of ‘Aldermen and three members of the Board of Common Council to zeprosant Said ward. | D* LEON, Offer 420 Pega Aetaasn Offers a certain and Page ¢., &e. Having bad man’ experience in the prac- tice of those diseases. t e doctor bids dafianse to ail competition in their treatment and cure, Recent cases of venere ‘Tiseases cured in one or twodsys, Ladies and gentlemen can consalt him at his office from 9 to 40’clock daily, my 27-3m* my 27-3o08 MBS. DR. CUBTIS. Tux rser MEDIUM AND NATURAL OLAIR- {the most powerful healing Physicians that fas Gvor appeared Defore the eoblie. Her see- rs ing powers are gifts from childhood, She ex- amines diseases with perfect Becaracy, and h deen Evown to fail. She is medic: H and will treat all classes of disease. M: | GO. willdo all she advertises, as thousands can tes- | ai Eagan arn read fromm no wer of seoond a ° ie past, present and future. Sfice 420 Penna, avenue, Washington, between 32 and 6th stree' my 15-1’ N BS. H. F. WRIGHT, Clairvoyant and Mag- metic Physician,(the most reliable in this city,) who heals by laying on hands” all curable | diseases, may be consulted at 490 6th street, near Bstreet. Consultation free. my 9-1m* 218 DE. BACKER, 218 The Most Wonderful Astrologer, No. 218 K street. between 17th and igth sts., two fquares from the F st. cars,cives fall and shoscage information concerning all affeirs threugh life, with and in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar- riage, Love Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits, Absent Friends, Sickners and Death Dr. Backer can be consulted from 8 in the morning till 9 in the eve- ping.- Botrance through the candy store. my 6-1m* EAR CAPTAIN—Den’t spend any more time or money trifling with quack doctors erquack medicines. Bee a regular physicien at once. Darby lives at 499 7th at, my5- RS. BROOKFIBLD, of Kansas, can be con- M sulted on the Past, Presentand Future events, at her room, on K street, one door esst of 3d street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital, She has studied under one of the most celebrated Polls open at7 e’clock a. m., and close at7 p, m, Astrol of the she * guarantee sa’ GEORGE f RIDWELL, faction ‘to all those “io may five her 8 cail LEWIS H. PARKER, Bhe can be seen from 8 a.m. to 9p. m., Price one my29-te Commissioners of Blection. | dollar. feb 11 4m’ N D WARD—FIRST PRECINCT .—Noti Ree Weien that in conformity toihe pace GREAT DISTRIBUTION visions of the charter of the City of Washington. an election will be hed inthe Fire Preciagt of the Second Ward, on Monday, the 5th Say of June next, at the north west cormsr of New York ave- nue and 12th street, for Gollector, Register, and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, apd three members of the Board of Common Council, and an Atsessor Of said Ward. JOHN P. HiLTON ‘FRANCIS MILLER, Z. RICHARDS, Commissioners of Election. _my27-te__ [{ntel. and Columbian. } SrCOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.—No- tice is hereby given, that in conformity to the rovisions of the charter of thecity of Washing- mn, an election wil) be held in the Second Pre- cinct of the Becond Ward, on MONDAY, thesth day of June next, at Ford’s Drug Store, NW, corner of llth strest and Penn. avenue, for Col- lector. Register. and Surveyor. one Member of the Board of Aldermen, three Members of the Board of Common Council. and an Assessor for said Ward. THOMAR C. WILSON, LEWIS OLEPHARS, Comminsioners of El . mya7dte [lntela Geant dy ne HIRD WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washing! on. an election will be heldin the First Precinet of the Third Ward at the corner of 9th and M sts,, for Oollector, Register and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, and three members of the Beard of Oommon Council, to represent said ward, Polls open at7o’clock a,m.and clese gt o’clock p.m. S: u r ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, BAMUBL B. TYSON, JAMES M. TOWERS, my 20-te Commissioners of Bleetien. eee, HIRD WARD — SECOND PRECINCT—an Election will be held on MONDAY, Sth of June, 185, at Mankin & Davis’ shop, Sth street, between G and H, for Collector. Register, Survey- er,one member of the ard of Alderman, and three members of the Board of Common Council. Polls open at 7 a. m. and close at TP m. GEORGE C, WHITING, JAMES MANKIN CHARLES P, WANNALL. Commiasioners of Blection. my 2%-te Pega WABD—FIRST PRECINCT—Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the pro- visions of the charter of the city of Washing ns an election will be held in the First Precinct of the Fourth Ward e Metropolitan Heok and Ladder House, Mass. avenue. between ith and 5th streets. on MONDAY, the Sth day of June next, for Collector, magiater and Surveyor,one member of the Board of Aldermen, threes members of the oe of Common Council and Assessor for said ard. Polls open at 7 o’clock a. m. Poll: 7 o'clock p.m.” WM*H™ HOOVER.” St? J. W. CLAR JABEZ WHEELER. my29 te Oommissieners of Election. Focsts WARD—SECOND PRECINCT —No- tice is hereby Siren that. in conformity to the provisions of the charter of the city of Washing- ton, an election will be held at the Soldiers’ Rea om, corner 5th and Estreets, Judiciary Squi ond Precinct, Fourth Ward,on MON- DAY, the Sth day of June next, for Collector, Reg- ister/and Surveyor..one member of the Boar Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common Oouncil, and one Assessor for said Ward. peous open at seven o’clock a.m. Polls close even o'clock p, m, ?- © PRTER F. BACON, CHARLES WALTER. a THOMAS GALLIGAN, my 27-te Commissioners of Electien. *iFTH WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—Notiee is hereby given that in conformity with the rovisions of the charter of the city of Washing- on, am election will be held at the southwest corner of 3d street east and A street south, First Precinct, Fifth Ward, on MONDAY, the 5th’ day of June next. for Collector, Register and 8ur- veyor, one member-of the Board of Aldermenand three members ef the Board of Common Oouncil sare resent Faid wards ‘ Polls cl Polis open at7 o’clock & m. Polls ¢! ovclock pris. JOHN MILLE 7° ** 7 EO. M. OYSTER, STEPHEN WAILES, my?27-te Commissioners of Blection VIPTH WARD—SECOND PRECINCT —No- tice is hereby given that in conformity with the provisions of the charter of the city of Wash- ington, an election will be held at Mrs. Bean’s, corner of 3d street east and Teet south, Second Precinct, Fifth Ward. on MONDAY, the 5th dayof June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor ,oue member ef the Board of Alder- men and three members of the Board of Gommen Council to represent said ward, Polls open at7 o'clock, &, PN Pelle close at 7 o’clock p,m. . 5 JOS. H. BICHARDS, Comtinibuets or ti ners o} ° _myZ-te___ [Intel &Columbiandte,} Ses WARD—FIRST PRECINCT.—_Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in conformity to the provisions of the charter of the city of Washington on Monday, June Sth, at the school house corner of 7th atrect east and @ street south, First Precinct, Sixth Ward, for Collector, Register and Surveyor, one member of the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of Com- mon Qouncil and one Assessor for said Ward. ‘olls open at seven o’clock a. m. Polls close atseven o’clock p.m, WILLIAM HOCKE, GEORGE HUNT, J MARION BRIGGS Commissioners of Blection. Cc my 27-te ‘ IXTH WABD—SECOND PRECINCT.—Noti S ig hereb’ aly wn that im conformity wi the rovisions of the charter cf the city of Washing- 1B, an election willbe held in the Sacond Pre- cinct of the Sixth Ward, at the Anacostia Engine ouge, On N DAY, the 5th day of June next, for Oollector, Kegister and Surveyor for the said city, one ménitér of the yes eran els and three @ Board of Common Counci Assessor, to represent the said Ward it and on8 Polls will be opened at 7 o’clock A. M., be closed at7 P.M o’clock A. M., and will SAMUEL R. JOSIAH L_ VEN THOMAS P. WHIT: my 29-te Commissioners, ——— _ommissioners. BVENTH WARD—FIRST Ei CT-No- SB. is hereby given that in eile Se provisions of the charcer of the city of Washington 4n election will be held at Island Hall, corner of Virginia avenue, D and th sts., Island, First Pre- ciact. Seventh Ward, for Oollector, Register aud Barvevars one mera ber of she poset of Aldermen Connell tolrepre stock aay Pi ic ene. at7 o’clock a m 9} o'clock pis. BOE MATTINGLY, 0.0; MAGHUBEE’ mys te Commissioners of Blect EVENTH WARD-&B Ss election will be Reidon Mot rd June. 1865. in nm. PRECINOT.—an MONDAY .'the 5th day ty of Wathington nt thames y 2 Church & Co. corner of Maryland avem tenn ith street. for Collector, Register, Sarveyor, one» member of the Board of Aldermen. and th: members of the Board of Common Oonneil, Pol 0) open at 7 o'clock a. nd close at 7 a ROBERT H GRAHAM, et Dy my 29 te *"* "Commissioners. MAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. The steamer pyARpasy! iT will leave Bale timore every T for Ticats fexDoed Returning Will Gecra! — yt leave ber wharf, et made. BY TER EUREKA GIFT ASSOUIATION, 195 & 197 Broadway, New York, oF ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MBLODEONS, Fing O11 PaintixGs, ENGRAVINGS, Silver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and BLEGANT JEWELRY, CONSISTING OF Diamond Pins, Diamond Risgs. Coral, Florentine. Mosaic, nd Cameo Ladies’ Sets, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension Holders, Sleeve But. tons. Sets of 8tuds, Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Rings, &c., &c, VALUED AT $600,000. DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man- per: CERTIFICATES paming each article and ita ALUE, are Ves in BEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed. One of these Bnvelope containing the Certificate or Orde for some Arti cle, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mai to any address, without regard to choice, on re- ceipt of 25 cents. 5 On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see what article it draws, and its value,and caa then send ON DOLLAR and receive the article named, orcan choose any ctier one article on our list of the same value. R@” Purchasers of our SEALED ENVELOPES may, in this manner, obtain an article worth from one to five hundred dollars, FOR ONE DOLLAR, which they need not pay untilit is known what is SHTIRE SATISFAOTION GUARANTEED IN ‘Al ALL OASES. THE EUREKA GIFT ASEOOIATION would call attention to the fact of ita being the Original and st Gift Association in the country, T. in a fair and honorable manner, and a large and greatly increased trade is proof that our patrons appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele- gant goods, Bracelets. Gold Lay of Those who patronize us will re- ceive the full valueof their money, as no article on our list is worth less than One Dollar. retail, and there are NO BLANKS. Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt returns, and the article drawn will be im- mediately sent to any address by returm mail or ry uable prizes from the Bureka Association, and have kindly allowed the useof theirmames, Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, Pa., Oil Painting. value, $10); James Hargraves, $21 Broadway, New York. dil Paintiog, value, $100; B. PF. Jones, Barrett, ‘Marshall Co, Kansas, Melodeon, value. $2); Patrick J. Byrnes, Water- bury, Ot..Gold Watch. value, 2125: J.P. Shaw, 224 east 2ith street, New York, Piano, value, $320; Mrs. Chas. J, Nevis, Blmira, N. Y., Piano, value, $300; Miss Lucy Janeway, Bimira, N. Y.; Cluster Diamond Ring, value. $200; ik. Pen: noyer, Oity Hotel, Nashville, Tenn., Meledeon, value. $125; Oscar M, Allen, Oo. B. itd regiment Indiana Velunteers, Naehville, Tenn.. Wa $85; Rowland Patterson, Oo. D, lth Io Oil VT 2 value, $100; ringtield, Mara., Melo- deon, value, $1:0; James L. Dexter, City Surveyor, se, N. ¥., Gold Watch, value, $15); Mrs. S7 Wooster strect, corner Bleek: « Oil maton value, $100; Mra. J. Coles, Grand Bapids, Michigan, Bilver Oastar, value, $10: Dr. J.B. Sinclair, No. 4 Main atreet, Utica, N. ¥., Framed Bneraving, value, $25; Hon, Dutker petmcids Washington, D.C., Oi Painting, we permitted, we might add many names to the above list, but many persons object to our se doing, we therefore publish no names without permission. € K Letters from various | aioe thronghout the country acknowledging the receipt of very valua- ble gifts, may be seen on file at our office. LI8? OF ARTIOLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH, Without regard to value, aud not to be paid for until you know what you will receive: Each. 30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, worth from.. sas eeaee $250 60 to 500 00 10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases . 125 00 to 225 00 5) Fine Oil Paint ; 25 08 to 100 00 200 Fine Steel 1200 to 2 109 Music Boxe 12 (9 to e country. lowing parties kavetecently drawn val- yalue, Veteran Voluntee! Mrs. Abbey J, P: 100 Bilver Revolving Patent Cas- tors...-..--...- 15 00 to 4009 300 Bilver Fruitand Cake Baskets 15 00 te 35 00 bu0 Betts Silver Tea and Table Spoons. 15 00 to 30 6 1 Geld Bu 75 00 to 150 00 i: Diamond B: - 5000 to 209 00 220 Ladies’ Gold - 6090 to 55 00 450 Bilver Watches... + 2560 to 50 00 2300 Vest and Neck Oh: 509 to 25 00 2000 Pairs Ear Rings, (new 1s to 660 300 Gold Pencils and Pooth P: 300 to 800 3000 Onyx and Ametbyst Brooches 400 to 10 (0 300 Lava & Florentine Brooches 41) to 60 1000 Masonic Pips...... ——- - 400 to 600 20.0 Fine Gold Wateh Keys... 3:0to 650 5c00 Childreng’ Armlet > 220to 8H 2500 Sets of Bosom Stu 120 to 50 7500 Enameled Sleeve Butto: 250to 10 09 10° Plain Gold and Chased Ri TMto 50 5006 Btone Set and Seal 250to 100) 5000 Leckets, all sizes... 200to 7 00 1000 Bets of Ladies’ Jewelry. 8 00te 20.00 4000 Watch Obarme (each). 300to 550 50)Gald Pens, Bilver Bx. Cases.. 4(0to 60 100) Gent’s Breast and Scarf Pins. 3¢(0to 2000 2000 Ladies’ New Bt: Belt Buckles 400to 650 2000 Chatelair: 6 to 2) 0 10.0G@old_ Thimbies.. » 510to 750 200 Bets Ladies’ Jet andGold.... 10te 2000 10000 Gold Grosses: mae 1 to 600 6000 Oval Band B 6) to 2) 00 400) Chased Bracel 8Mto 1600 20°0-Ball Eardro; 3®to 5 00 £000 Fine Gold Pen 2Wto 369 20.0 New Style Jet a arene . 30to 700 2000 Gold Pens with Gold Mounted Ebony Holders............ 8 00to 500 S7_A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONB DOLLAR BY PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR ‘GF Five Realed Envelopes wll be sent. for $1; Eleven for $2; sie for $5; Gixty-five for $10: One Hundred fo! AGENTS WANTBD EVERYWHERB. Our patrons are desired to send Bnited States hen couvenient. Loug letters are un- Letters should be addressed to our Box. 5706, Post Office. for greater safety, Orders for BEALED EN VBLOPES must in every Cee ee ne. aunty an Letters should ‘be addressed to follos GOODWIN, HUNT & OO., Box 5706 Post Office, New York, _mny 25-Im STwez REY BASE: ATS! STRAWBERRY BASKBTS!! FEAR BR EU boaan, All may now enjoy the luxury of cate fruita from nicely ventilated Baskets, with such trifling render annecessary fruit from the basket until ready Ad Basket is superiorim every respect to an: Fruit Basket in use and we lenge the worl to produce 0! less Cot alors, are requested to call i IB, THOL oetweed Reece ts my 13 ctw Washington’ D.t Jo P1FCHRS AND Watan-cooLmns, ‘We have just received a large supply of to PY WEB } n 504 04d Fellow Teath vth at, TO ym t u Biore, Riley's what SP so! DB etry ,BXTRAOT Urey pom v | be acco: +4 First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. { . GOOKS, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WM. B, HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY ' 45D FINANCIAL AGENT OF THR UNITED STATES, OTH S?., OPPOSITE TER TABASURY DEPARTMERT Government securitica with Treasurer United tater a7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS, “Wa Acting in connection with the houte of H JAY COOKE & CO., a8 H SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-30 LOAN, | we will fil] all orders with promptness and ¢es- patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks and Bankera. ‘ A constant supply of the Notes on Rand and ready for immediate delivery. We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT BEHOURITIES at current market rates, FURNIEH EXCHANGS and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED STATES We purchase Government Voucherson the MOST FAVORABLE TRKM#, and give carefal and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS @F BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other basiness entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasuinctes, March 20, 1365, m 21-tf NATIONAL 7.30 LOAN, 7.30 Mr. JAY COOK, of our firm, having resumed the General Agency for Government Loans, we are prepared to furnish promptly te sgents and purchasers U.8. 7-30 TREASURY NOTES. ‘These notes are issued, under date of August 15, 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 February sth and August 16th of each year. The principal will be paid in lawfal money on August 5th, 1867; or, at the optiono the holder, the notes may them be exchanged, at par, for Uv, 8. FIVE. TWENTY BONDS, redeemable at the pleasure of the Government at any time after five years, and payable twenty years ow 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 OZNT premium, from which deduct the premium upon the accrued gold interest, and there is left a net premium upen the bonds of S1X PER OENT., with s 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, allowing accrued interest thereon, We also tak Gertificates of Indebtedness aad Governmen’ Bonds of all issues at their current value. Fall information furnished upon application in person or by mail. OAUTION TO ME Otne z HOLDERS OF In order te prevent the mutilation of these notes the Secretary of the Treasury haa given notice that the notes are not negotiable unless all the ua- matured coupons are attached. JAY COOKE & O0., Bankers, ‘fed att GOED aNd STOCKS. Our office has been placed in direct telegraph | communication with the Gold and Btock Exchange Boome in New York, insuring promptness in the eerehas i snd tale 8 made at the ummal rates, rehases and sale . sae HOU! WLR ms-t Bankers, 352 Penna av. | TWooD’s PATENT DRILLING MACHINE. PILE DRIVER, A™D HYDRAULIC 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 now prepared to receive orders for the same, i This one comprises everyeaine requisite | for the poinES Oil wells excepting the STBAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPB, | (but will be furnisned, if desired, at areasonab!e | price,) and dispenses with the use of the derrick | rope, bullwheeland other cumbrous and expensive | fixtures now in use, and is so arranged, being con- structed on wheels and portable, that it cam be easily removed for the pur: ofsinking wells in | | different localities. he detrit: removed from the well by ourpat- roces#,and does eot require the | removal of the drill from the boring. This process | not oply removes allthe detritusin from Sto lu | minutes, but likewise effectually clears outand {| opens ali the small oi] veins that are ao often en- | tirelyelosed up by the oli grace oF sand pumping, With this machine and practical eagineer, a well can be sunk from 4° to 600 feet withina period | Gs om 15 to 30 days after the soil pipe has becn riven, Arrangements are being made for the construc- tion and delivery of these mavhines at New York, | Norwich, Newburg. N. ¥. urge, Pa. For | address { ent hydraulic farther information, ra terms, &c.. SIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Hotel, New | York, ap7-3m JOHN D. EDMOND « Co.. 518 613/7th street, between Dand B, 513 | NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS In BUILDER’S,BLAOKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD aad wi | pe C, have just received one very vel upright GENSSA,, AARDWARS and CUTLERY, i Ont and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse shoe Nailc Wasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nur, and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Bhovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 513 THE LOW BST OASH PRICE, [feb 16-1y} 367 518 367 D STREET, PAPERHANGINGS Tie latent stylenvediaeat the lowent eash prices ats es se! al 1e i} iv Is R RiDWaLE © HENDERSON 2.” | pans Bat essing -All work in their line executed promptly. in the city er country, my 9-lm ISH-WANG, THE 'T'Soy ron Gononnhtea, Guaae Re Onx Box WILL PexFor A OvRs. edients purely vegetable. is pleasant to the taste, ‘mo bad odor, and be carried in the vest jt without irenlars free, MER, successor 0. Ohestnut street, Ebiladel- phia, and. ashington b: . 0. avenue. Bent by neat me BD, Deals St BiNwar & BONS PIANOS, ; re ‘rice 4 H } { 6. tablished. blie to at Sue SE FBols Ageut of Steinway’s Placee acd Wesco de Haralin’s Oabinet Organs. mnie 5) Te see OTHERS —Houss. / Wa) re fall HIN AY OROCK D GUrusny aod PLATED WARE cf me { Styles and at the lowest cash prices. We 4 BBVER: i _Spl2 lotit . @dd Fellows’ mane az T°. PU BLIC.—The undersigned havin. 's ERs | ti sbout I Suita! fe for erasing, | 8, re for the summer season Pe eee | the nerves connec | that the whole of these newly imported arti | 15 cents to us, either in cash or postage . ABRANDAL —$ $e, et AOHB CURED INSTANTLY, BY THE xternal sepia of Bigesmend’s Ba- SENUB OF PALMETTO. It ante at once upom ted with the teeth aching, and +4 this diseoy: deca: teeth ean be cu: an Repnerved ing oh | ilding up with Dr.8. White’s METAL FILL- NG. Cheoplastic Bone Teeth inserted over ro: and teeth extracted without pain, at 266 P; avenue, Bp 2i-1m BRAT DISOOVEBY IN DENTISTRY. TRETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, relieves instantly, I would advice all earl teeth, to extract to call ‘Tnwin. and have thom takes Be awa fo ve Lat 5 Also, oail and mew ani im- Poredwetted ooserting A TiFiGIAUT ate fou once see the great improvement in his teeth, Tee soa itsnlone #ectanazartes oa oshie La on Bilver ani Bubber Plates at the old price, a2 we ot advanced thi peels pet @ price on our work since the 242 Penn’s avenue, between 17th and 1% _8.R. LAWIR, M.D., Dentist [MPORTANT ANROUNCEMAT, GREAT SALE of WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGB, &., ONE MILLION DOLLARS’ WoRTH! TO BE DISPOSED OF aT ONB DOLLAR RACH: Without regard to Value! Not to be paid for you know what you are to recetre |) att Splendid List of ae bs Ail 10 be sold at Ong Jollay Each 200 Musical Boxes ..... ——.. ...-. $29 to 3110 i with Belis and °° #1" eneh, Castinets ——...... a ” 500 Silver Teapots and Cofiee U 5 ** Ohafing Dishes ho Ive Pitchera 240 ‘* Syrup Oupawith Salvers boo ** Goblete& DriokingCups 3000 Qastors.....---.. 15 2000 Fruit, Card and Cake Baskets.......--..-..... £0 0dez Silver Tea Spoons Shue °° Tablespoons& 24 Gents’ Gold Hunting - Wat 250 Ladier’ Huntic. 50 Gents’ tchi 30 . e bu00 Jet and Gold Bracelets... gq) Ch: ine Chains and Guard 3S : » HE yar tow) Coral, Opal& Enid Brooches 4% 3g ve 500 Mosaic, Jet, Lava and Fioren- 3 9 oe yee got we so J Lockets, a Bpring. ==. a 2 300 Gold Toothpicks, dunes 1000 Plain Gold Rings e pe 500 Ohased Go'd Rings. V2 10000 Stone Bet and Signet Ri Pied 10000 California Diamond Rings... wpe 780 Bets Ladies’ Jewelry—Jet and Gold... Sttineecceses BS BG 60.0 Bets Ladies’ Jewelry, Cameo, Pearl, Opal and other etones.... 4% 15 ‘ 10000 Gold Pens Silyer Exiension Holdersand Pencils........ STS he je 100 Gold Pens and Gold Mounted Holders —— ..--........... ... $00) Goid Pens and Gold Extension Holders —.-...........- 5000 Ladies’ Gilt and Jet Bu: bo0 ** “ Bair and Balle_..__-.. . oe les. 5“ Bars : ABBANDALBE & CO., Manufacturers’ Agents, No, 167 Broadway, New Yor! Announce that aM of the above list of goods wil? be sold for One Doliar each. Im consequence of the great stagnation of trade in the manufacturing districts of Baoglandy through the war baving, cut eff the supply of cot- tos. a large cane cro Valuable Jewelry, origi- nally intended fer the English market, have bee sent otf for sale inthis country, AND MUsT B. BOLD AT ANY BAORIFICE! ‘Under these cir- ABRANDALE & CO., acting ag agents for th principal European manu‘acturers, have resolved upon a great (77 /¢ tioninent ta be divided aceording to the following regulations: Certificates of the varivus articlesare put inte envelopes indiscriminately, sealed up, and whem order taken out without regard to choice, and sent by mail, thus showing no favoritism, On the receipt of the certificate, you will see what you are to have, and then itis at your option ta e deliar and take the article or not. Par~ may thue obtain aGold Watch, a Diamond EiBe Ce any eet of Jewelry on our list for Oxm JOLLAR. SEND 25 CENTS FOR OCBRTIPIOATE. In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for forwarding the Certificate: the postage and doing the business, 25 cents each, which must be enclosed when the certificate is sent for, Five Certifieates will be sent for $1, eleven for $2, thir- ty for $5, sixty-five for $10, one bundred for £15, WHAT THE * PRESS” £AY OF U8. Great Girt Di=tRipuTioN,—A rare opportunit is offered for obtaining watches, chains, diamon ings, silverware, etc., by Messrs. Arraudale & Go.. at No. 117 Broadway. dé have an immense stock of arti: varying in value, and all are of- fered at one dollar each. The distribution is very fairly done—you agree to take a certiicate of & certain article, enclosed in an envelope, and are not required to pay your dollar unless you are satisfied with the article, which will certainiy be worth more than that amount. and may be $50 or $10. An excellent mode this of investing adol- lar.—Sunday Times, N. Y. City, Feb. 19, 1885. Messrs. Arrandale & Co. havelong been person- ally known to us, and we believe them to be ever: Way Worthy of pul . ¥, Scotts: blic confidence, American Journal, June 11. 1354. We have inspected, at the office of Arrandale & Co.’s Agency tor Buropean Manufacturing Jewel- ers, a large assortment of fashionableand valuable Jewelry of the newest patterns. We also noticed a large quantity of silver plate, and eodereaae es are to be disposed of on a novel principle, giving reat advantages to buyers, acd affordiag exten- ve employment to agents. We know the firm ia | question to be very respectable and thoroughly worthy cf public confidence, and recommend eur friends to read their advertisement.—N, Y. Aloton, Septem her 8, W4. By Messrs. Arrandale & Co.’s arrangement, the advantaces must be on the side of the customer, for he has everything to gain und nothing com- ‘atively to lose He knows what he will get for i sdollar befer-hand, and he need not send it if eas not satisfied.—N. Y, Weedty News, Aveust i, & Epioysuext ror Lapizs—The most eligible and profitable employment we have heard of for laciies is the asle of certificates for the Great Gift Distribution of Arrandale 4 Ce. A lady of our acquaintance has been very succersfal iu this way, not ebly in filling her own puree. but algo in doing a good turn to those te whom sne sold the Oer- tificates.as will be seen by onr alvertising columes, Gentlemen can also be thus engaged.—N, Y. Sun- { day Mercury, August 14, 1851, In our columns the reader will find an advertise- mentef Arrandale & Co.'s Gift Distribution of watches, jewelry and silverware. In payment of that acvertisement we received several! sets of the jewelry advertised, and we are warranted in saying that, both in finish and quality, they exceeded our tions. They turned ont tobe just what y had been represented —-Zrue Democ (Lewistowa) August 17, 1804. AGENTS.—We want agents in every regiment, and in every town and county in the country, an those acting as such will be allowed 1) cents on every Certificate ordered by them, provided their remittance amounts fo one'dolisr. Agents will collect 25 cents for every Certificate, i ry & O my 8 lawite wit 167 Broadtay, N.Y. JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO. eh. PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, wreseoo SEVENTH STEEBT, One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Halt, Where they continue to manufacture and hav on sale a large and fine assortment o TBUNES, VALISES, TBAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HAEN BSS, HOBSE COVERS, ILITABY HOBSB EQUIPMENTS, SWORD BELTS, HAVBRSAOKS, WHIPS, : DATS. BPURB, ae., &e., Lee aT LOW PRION, ” BEPAIRING. — «.’ Trunks, &c,, repaired promptly sad thpdughiy, poe 7a “3 THEEE SILVER MEDALS | Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore: October Sist, 1864; also, the bigh est premium, = ~ Bie IE Lia Af hit Tab Sle H.ORANE& 00, . » { J. ; No. 71 Louisiana avenue, | pronse medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanica javing made at ments for eon- Seer Ree een Pe | ‘ine Mess Cider always on i Also, Btorage to pra Cerin ex AMIN elon r jelphia, June 12th, fastitaute of Washington, D. O., im 1gs7, SOLE AGENTS Tot ina dry olean cellar, m3-Im | Yor District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va, for ERANK MILLERS OELEBRATED PREPARED HARNESS OIL, s supplied at the lowest fed 6-19 OTORY PRIO: POLEON’S LIFE OF. JULIUB Sadat. 7)