Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1865, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR, LOCAL NEWS. TxE RIOT ow SATURDAY.—On Saturday af- ternoon, the force of Veteran Reserves, gader the command of Captain Bush, which was despatched to the scene of the riotous proceed- ings in the Seventh Ward by Ool. Ingraham, Provost Marshal, at the ay here: of Superia- tendent Richards, aided by a detachment of Hancock's 5th regiment and the police of the tenth precinct, in charge of Sergeant Hepbarn; eens] in a LeploGae uiet. A strong guard ‘was posted throughout section of the city, and all soldiers without passes or other au- shority were arrested or talren to their camps. The piace, when the guard arrived, was filled ‘With loitering gangs of soldiers, some of whom gfve the guards to understaud that they in- tended to clean and burnont Pear Tree, Fight- ing and other noted alleys in that locality that Wight; but the transportation being ready for them before night, they left, and thus any re- newal of the disturbance was avoided Capt. Busb, with the reserves, and Sergt. Hepburn, with the police, while taking meas. ures to prevent a repetition of the disorderly scenes, made an investigation as to the origin of the affair in the morning. Itis alleged that it originated from some of the prostitutes of that locality blackguarding eome soldiers, who becoming enraged attacked the houses, drove cut the inmates and smashed up the furniture. The disturbance would have perhaps stopped bere, but for the instigation of some of the no- torious “bummers,” of Georgia renown, who joined the soldiers and pointed out to them the honses of the colored people as objects to ba attacked, and forthwith all such were broken into and villaged. The namesof some of these parties are in the possession of the police and the officers will bring them up to answer for their rascally deeds. During the afternoon officers Weeden, Sess- ford, James, Barker, and Wallingsford, " aided by the military, arrested the following persons apd took them to the station where yesterday Justice Boswell disposed of their cases: Mary Jane Taylor, Till Light, Cornelia Tyier, Uaro- line Snyder, and Jatia Fleet, keepers of theno- torious ranches; jail fora hearing. Margaret Kennedy, Sarah Stephens, Kate Light, Maria ‘Woodbeck, Mary Whitaker, Ellen Geissett, Mary J. Carr, Susan Richardson, Sarah Brown, Mary Stephens, drunk and disorderly; fined $10% each. Ellen Kavanaugh, Jenny Lee, Margaret eet, Nelly Kittler,and Jane Clark, do.; fined #5.90 each. While at the sta- tion a cenaese required the services of @ wid-wife, and during the night she gave birth toa ste born child. = . & r. Boyd, whose injuries we noticed on Sat- urday, lies m a critical condition, there being but little hopes of his recovery, and yesterday, anticipating his death, he took an affecting Jeave of his family. There were none others very seriously injured in the row, although a number were bruised by stones, &c. ariel ey Po1ick Rerorts —Third Precinct. — Mary Belt, disorderly; Kitty Jamison, do; Patrick Terry, drunk and disorderly; Betsy Glascoe, disorderly; Aa each. M. Ganananugh, drunk and disord ; Martha Platt, do: $5.44. Vir- ginia Asnton and Laura Chisley, s' t walk- ang; $3.44 each. Edward Dougherty, drunk; dismissed Fourth Precinct—Julia Gray, assault and paiiery; dismissed: also, disorderly; $5. John Hogan, drunk and disorderiy; $2. Fifth Precinct—Molly Williams, drank: $2. Augustus Gumperty and Jacob Gumperty; fighting; dismissed. Frederick Kotzel, drank: military. Kate Richardson, larceny; dis- missed. Andrew James, fighting: $5. Maria Gilmore, dronk and disorderly; #10. Sophia Young, drunk; $5. Charles Murry, assault and eet bail for court. John Ake, disor- derly; $5. Molly Williams, drunk: $5. Alex- nder Smith, Ga dismissed. G. A. Garnett, do; 10. T. L. Smith, assault and battery: dismissed. i shes Famity Poisonep.— Within a week past =e rsons in the family of Mr. H. N. Ober, of ixth Ward, have been taken seriously ill with symptoms peculiar to cases of poisoning. itis pecuea t their sickness was occa- sioned by eating of & ham on which some Poisonous substance had been used. Mrs. Bur- dine, Mre Ober’s mother, was attacked on San- day last, one of the children on Monday morn- ing and Mrs. Ober, her ter, the child and the servant girl on Tues: they are all in a fair way of recovery, although atone time there was little hope for someof them. The two Drs. Roberts have had charge ofthe cases. It fs understood that the bacon is in the hands of a chi it for analysis. VILLAINOUS ATTEMPT.—About five o'clock Friday morning, as a gentleman was driving throngh the Smithsonian ands, a colored nurse, with a white infant her arms, was seized @ iew | omaey from bim by a soldier, who tried to pull her down. The gentieman drove upto the assistance of the woman, and was t to take the nurse and childin his car- riage and cerry eae out of the grounds, when the soldier tled through his fingers, and halt a dozen others sprang up from the bushes around, and made towards the gentleman, | ‘who, to save himself, drove off Nothing more has been heard of the affair by the poilce authorities, OFFicERS FOR COLORED TROoPs —The War Department continues to make a large number of appointments of officers tor colored troops upon the recommendation of Gen. Casey's ex- amining board. The vacancies are yet quite mumerous, and those desiring the positions ‘would do well to make application for exami- nation at once. caer dereeans RELIGIOUS,— Last night at the Rev. Dr. Bat- | Jer’s English Lutharan Church the members of the congregation partook of the Lord’s sup- per. Ten ladies and gentlemen were con- | firmed in accordance with the customs of this | church, and one lady and one gentlemen were baptized. —_—_—_——_ THIRD WARD STATION CASES. ea Dermont, drungand disorderly; #5 00 Chas. C. Bryant, drunk; $3.00. Thos. Morton sus- picious; $3.00: Anthony Bowin, drank; $3.00. Gee. W. Blake, suspicion; jail for a hearing. S44 OF SEBVIOBABLE MULES, QUARTERMASTER GeNERiL’s Orrice, Petr! Wasuincton,D, 0.., . June s, 1855, 'y direction of the (uartermaste: ral, there winbe sold, at Public Auction, to ieten: est bidder. at the times and places named below, Wituramsrorr, PA.. THURSDAY, June 15, HUNTINGDON, PA.. THURSDAY, Jane 15, 1365 SCRANTON, PA., THURSDAY, Jane Z. 198.” WILMINGTON, Day. THURSDAY, June 22, | = PITTSBURG, PA.. TUESDAY, June 27, 1858. ae PA., tag UBEDAY, June 29, | ae HUBDRED ERY ICEABLE MULES . aygich Of them were bought In the the war, Shzeen: mules, accom mied, va fanning, of in all their marches and camps. and are thoreugh- ly broken. hardened by exercise. gentle and ta- — from being #0 lepg surrounded by the sol- Though sound and serviceable, they sre no longer required in the army, and can be purchased Bt Sheps enles Ope than their true yalue. attention o! oO mil and a Becially invited. ee Mules sola sing Zales to commence at 108.m, Termsca 1, in United States Ca aed AM. Brovet Brigadier Gen’l, incharge First id SSC et JAMES 5. TOPHAM & 00.8 gee a PEEMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, aND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 7" s00 4% SEVENTH sraeEr, One Door North of Oaa Fellows’ Half, ‘Where continue to mamutactur, ayisan tetas tan suo tocssteeare —<lw TRUNES, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, ILITABY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, aTlLow FBIORS, REPAIRING, THERES SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore cairegior ged rg the highest premiam, a Pronse ‘medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Kastitate of Washington, D. C., in 1as7, SOLE AGENTS parchment cower gg ERANE MILLEWS iv ORLESRATED PREPARED. . oGapplied st the lowest Mey VAOTORY PRICES, COLLECTOR'S SALE. we Fee eet FUTURE DAYS. Sao oA STBAMERS AT Assousments. | Amount of ten, Mri be sold a pai Soes Sean iol for wh taxes are due. T Bate er = vile i following t 8 inches ee feet 44 inehes ; stroke 0: eae eee aaah. h. 62 feet ; ene of cyiuder, 8 inches: stroke of platen, 15 peller with sin, lg readth of beam, is fect ; ‘aiameter on cylinder, 2 in- 1.2 inches, ao i. CS ime | delet tas ENE Tae raster i oe riston. eee rof ey inder. ‘20 ine! +, Putnam’? is a wooden side-wheel nee Ge af inches; hey re of beam, 22 pet SB TH WEOSE RAME ASSESSED. earé | bg Assessments, es Ssss intha, part lot 165 Beatt: ‘awking’ addition front, west side Market street, Ditto, wate: = yy same. parts | iowa, 70 feat front north wo eB stsect, soured Ditto, cast part 1 A Hawkins’ addition, 20 south side First street. kelds, and peaking” adaitio 120 feet front,north side Water niect | is ae able en, ne ro pelle: fSrenath Of beara 4 ook bt Ine fests diameter ‘Steyiindo, ine! itto, water tax on Dr pra) in oatl's pdaition: 1 front, south side Lape atreet.. Ditto, race tax om £0 feet front, north side F. street and 100 feet west sit Frederick Cane Front, west si ts 22, 23and 24, 0 feet, south side Bixth ? in ew eth. leet 7 inc! | feet in shes; depth of bold, diameter of cylinder, 24 inches; stroke of piston, engine propeller: Length, BY feet pio ine eas aeeth jameter 0} . roke of Aeon 5 i shee criieeers le Dito, cast part lot 8&7 same addi- t+ front, south side’, Ditto, water tax Bice personalty. eor, Holmead’s add: ea rcur south side Dantarton y street, improved . 1% Ditto, water tax on same Ditto. per ones. The ‘‘Zeta”’ is a sin; Dit do Ditto: loth, 98 front, east fide Fr reet. itto, ‘parts of lota 111 and 112, Bealls addition, 46 feet front on ie Part side Beall 3treet... ab i abou! i feet front. on met ‘side oad street, and 170 feet on east side pees of beam, 34 fee’ t; diameter of cylinder, 52 et. ide ‘wheel steamer. ee of fect: depth of ‘hold, ipeheny Ges af ine fide Bich rests ues Ditto, lot front south side Beall street. an 320 feet west W: wot s Leni fest; breadth °1 sen otholdsisiest sinehen: diameter of cylinder, ke of piston, 60 inches, lan’? is an iron side-wheel steamer: an Fans inehe stroke ct J io Nelson, James, part lot Georgetown, 37 feet front north idge street, improved......|I Ditto, water tax on same. Nicholls, Wiliam 5... part. ye ae st ins? addi feet recent woat side Market street ee Ditto; water tax nie, Ditto: perenaity: 3000} aS Beez 8 = 8 front, cast side Fayette street. econ ee art I feet front. east side| n,23 2 iy street, improved Ditto, water tax 08 sami liz: 19, O18 Georgetown. sree. east side Potomac proved... pitts. water tax on Ditto, part lot 76, ‘Old Georactown, z feet front, north side Watery t. é eno SskB io bits, lots not number addition. 176 4-12 feet “front north side West street, 190 feet front west ue Congress street, ges feet th side Stodard street, and feet east side Valley street, im- uartermaster Gene: daa Saetions sh Pittes water tax on same. eee OF EES, now offered to the ye publ, The animals, though Water tax on sam sound and serviceable. the army, and must ow ne ¢ longer re required in tbe £0) e attention of gers oe ed railroads, wna manufactories is eeasioe 7 commence at 10a, i at the Government Stables, Thirty-third street. i Robinson's, Wilton. (as iat Yor. te = feet ae Seems rout prt Water ing! ba es m., and will be corner Tenth avenue and Terms cash, in United States Brevet Brig. General in char, Alley, imp: Ditto. Tart lot 76, Oia estactows 53 feet x pes north side Wate: t front, north side} Chars 8, lot not numbe: 8 addition, 711 feet front, gust line Montgomery street, and! bounded on seuth by Bi street and the grounds of Mrs.| Whiteall, east by Mill street. ang) north by the northern limits of the town, im 8 Ditto, balance of water t Di di a ic auction, te the laces_ named below, ,D.o AY, June ae » D.O. BATO DRDAY, Ju June 10, IBSBi ciel Pene P- MD., WEDNESDAY, a 14, 1865. WILLIAMSPORT, PA.. BATURDAY, June 17, ATURDAY, June 17, GimeRORe. Pe hie SATUBDAY, ane 17, 1865, Heat .. MONDAY, Seine 19 , 1365. 24,1 Baud Be, SEs, ; MONDAY June 25. jSATuBbaY, "aly ty 3, i855. ae = _bivcete rate Horses at each Dit lot 235, same ad feet front, west side High street. Ditto,on same .. WESTCHESTER, BREN BBESS Sxorwse 4 GR SEssks Seses REEKSy Q' = Seo BO. S: nL ais 'SBORO. Ln PITTSBURGH. P feet front. west D. Green street. improved. Water tax om fam: 1 stb sone. part lot 27, Deakins, aud Cazenove’s addition, 25) tect front, a Needham street. (1854 an roved ... Ditto. water ‘tax oo AS Jess than an thelr *eguarey3s ey @ ani eho sare on longer ‘ ald, The. attention of ‘and of manufactories ese sales. 2 ok front, eset li Lee and Cazenove’s ‘addi romana. » to feet, east side Green eas Bitte. water tax on sami Ee Ie on jet 179, Pas addition. 2] feet front street, improved rors do itto, lot 79. ‘King’s acre. pint side First atreet, Mot lt 107, Threlke d’s wetion, :£0 ‘feet front, west side roe, street. ments 2822 $58 e6s 88 0. OReatty & Hawkin FE . South side Second High street, improved. Ditto, water tax on sami Bmith, Mrs. J C., lot 28, Beall’s ad- see ts and 12 feet of lot 8 ak Be Ditto, water tax o1 ae peanthwent part Jot i, Old - ater street, 1 improved. ter tax on same.. Bitte port lots 7 and 8 Old G and partlots3and 4 Beall addition. 2 feet sre rent Congress stree Ditto. part lot 65 35 feet front marth side Water street and 35 feet eant side Jeffer- son sana Ss aak Pe 3B FS goeph. 20? feok ort es Dunbarton atreet, sor roas and fs Horses told sing: m. Terms cash, in 2s Bree R. RB. Beatty and ince @ feet front on south side gon enth street. and 100 feet west lins| Market street, improved Ditto, water tax on sam * Bove ie Relestien Gs Gener: pares MAY a C.. June Nest pidder, the hig’ ithe Hav Vasd,tu Washing: - ited Btates preemies eee th of pola, T feet sinmeste ofeylind 6 inc! side-wheel breadth of feet 2 inches; fe per Sean? Ere Mose 7 diameter of 3 incher; stroke of piston, 8 inches, et otetery ooden rOpeller: i tachos: feet; 5 thick: eth, breadth of beam, 25 feet; depth of eid, nt feet 10 inches; Semrtar of cylinder, 52 inches; stroke of eet. 2, Dumbarton”! is an iren side -wheel steamer: of beam, 3 feet 4 inches; am, 29 feet 4 inches; liameter of cylinder, 45 ston, 54 inches. The vessels may be seen and farther particu- Jars msde knewn on spplication to Commodore jommandant Washington bot “sale Cash, in Government funds; five ent on each vessel at the time of sale, and He within six days thereafter. OF SERVIOEAB == BALE ORSMS, 0. LE DRAFT Quartermaster General's Office, } Washington, D. C., June 8, 1865. By order of the J, will be sold, at purehase a superior class of less than their true value, is A. BRIN. iv. Q. Me _#09-t20____st Div. Q. M.@. 0. OF VI SPzctaL BALES 8 ensae (ORABLE DBAFT Gusrver never Carers Life Washington, D. C., June i, oo ee direction of the Quartermaster G. here will be sold at pu! biider atthe times and ae GIEBEORO + MON. iz: olags of mn is, is, thong seer etatce commence at 10 a, ‘States currenc: Se will yee 4 ae in, evi our from 9 a, etoyAMNS A. EKIN, Figur Generi 1 - charge, at Divt- Sak oF GOVSENMENT MOBSES. Quartermaster rgienarad Will be sold - ; wanile [ences to th bidder, at Gietbore sp eeehe high se) First Division, 'v, May 29, 1865. 865, 1865, 1855, TUBEDAY, THURSDAY. and FBIDAY of each week thereafter during the month of TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HOBSES BAOH ‘ing purposes, Many good bar- Teel Baleto emamenteis at 10 a, Btates cu: hoat for Giseboro aan lave orth street f, Washington, every hour from . a.m, to 6 Piat) ‘al, in chart orinet Die 1. General's Office, my50-t)e30 Ditto, south part lot 19 tion. 30 feet front east street, improved . Ditto, water tax on Ditto, we goceph Ly $10 u 1 Deakins. Lee & | Uasengve’s addi- tien, 34 feet uae south side Vir- mous SEZ FAB Buster's Geos iidiz Cy Georgetown, 13 6-12 Leal arty wore core s S front north side B pies water try on Basel, William c. addition, and cast slip, 0 6-12 12 feet front. telat’ a1 streets improv: ae on ssme.. water sam. Ditto, water tax on ii: Biktos astaonalty eeercoce sees Chics Quartermasters 06 Occ, | poxrce the above sales chaee are invited to attend. |. and Opler Guerermaatel Bynmsp Jose ah = L , Thy and ‘Deakin’ ‘6 addition, front, Soetty ido Bros io a fel S48 or GOVERNMENT sgn _ corer Seitaeas at public a auction to the hi time and places named b- low, vi: 534 MABYLARD: WEDNEADAY. J chmsee. Robert. dition, 9) feet front, east side lontgomery street. improved. illiara, fr. east pi Besi’s sagition, (82 7 7 nave’ 's addition, 26 feet} irginia ‘avenue, planing! vider ee at th oo BALTIMORE, LANCASTER, Pansy MeL vamiA, THURSDAY, WEST CHESTER. PENNAYLV ANIA, THURS- MIFFLIN, PENMETLYARIA, THURSDAY, PITTSBURGH, PENABYLVANIS, » THURSDAY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, PITTSBURGH, PRANGYLVARIA, THURS Day. a te OAVALBY HORSES sifor road inte ee many good bar- Re cash ‘ouite a t front south si West street, improved.. cv psdiabar ol tax on fami do. Trunnel, Join H. sk 189 B at! Hawkins’ addition Peery west side Frederick am = 2 Beate Eo) front. north side Math otrect, ont ed. #2 feet north side Third wwe ess south side Bri: sss Sait a nee “3 Ditto, on same Heo, water tax on ronth i tide Bridge ery oes oe 8 30. feet north of the north nee feet, thence south ‘x 533 SS 883 &88 i street, i: east pore Sa On 150. Dunbarton street, sonal! in iadetr additi feeb tion fkont on west side Montgs 1 Oe 93, Holmead’s ‘a feet trons fee tres rie la ABGE BALE a OF 7 COVERNMANT MULES, ief Quartermaster’s Coad Washi, ‘Will be sold at public po? Bon: of Brevet Colonel Cha M.,at the Corrals near ‘of Washington, D, 0. FIVE AND SIX THOUSAND | MULES, which have been used in the Government service. saie will commence on MONDAY, May 21, ies. at 10 o’clock a. m., and continue er es to day, cay otherwise ordered, until th le The mules so will be sold singly to the highest bid- “Terme cash, in Governm Paret of Washington.§ ipa “ander Rhea direc- H. Tompkins, A the Observatory. in the ent funds. D.H. RUC KER, Brig. Gen. aud Coie of Quartermaster, ‘ashington, Dew of Washington, 1335, je a inti ey eatin: ing to pur- H. euoense. Washington. May 20 iss eet 14, THURSDAY, een ee Wa. < BE: | TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY: oe ee eee A tesurio STBAMBaIF 0.8 LIND SCREW STRAMERS REW YORE, sa SLES warren Sof arsean: Sete = ae Pier gi is Nort in orto vee n now's - AUS oT War ai crete) eb seg! i reoei di hi sana the most eairignt arene Hep frered with the greatest dispatch, atfair raton Pasesge and State Rooms, with superior aecom- Podations! geo plongure. dire ee ‘ick good or eith ight or orday useuers Ferg eme tite Drew, and 0. Yib! rd, Through to oF ridense noe and Boston by the splen- Steamship cone any, did sad’ to Portland oa NG tomwell’s Bid Sitsned Por freight and eT apoly to do. 107, ater satreet, t, Georgetown, may: xandris, Va, B , OROMW BLL & C¢., ae 36 West street, ‘New York. oo: ete F street, Oe cinoee ist ia Ld ce. Mth, Washington, D.C : fes-tf “3 8, MALL LINE, apts on oats 7OR FORT ND BICHMOND, baiy THE BAY LINE STRAMERS Will leave ae ion Pecks tone oe ‘Concord street, FORT MONROE AND NORFOLK, VA.. Connecting at Fort Monroe with a line of first- clase steamers. aetly. on James River. for CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, VA. TURNING. WILL LEAVE RISHMOND ATGA DANY: stopping at City Point, and conaecting at Monroe oe tbe Bay Line Steamers th: Norfelk at 23; Ps M..and arriving in Baltimore in time for tie Eastern and Western trains, and for Washington City, D. C. amers of this line navigate the James ing and returning, entirely in daytime, passengers ample time to see the furtifica- nd all other objects of interest. TICKETS for the above places can be had on hoard of the boats. . Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk.. $5.09 kets from Bato. tp B nena arag te Thrgneh ticke % Oi point. 7.20 WZ Btate rooms and meals extra. RI The state room sceo mai odations are unsur- passed, and the table is wel well supplied Wa Passengers the 1.15 train from PHILADEL ae, wee, Be connection with thia li ine. rs taking the 8.00 A. M. train from = ample time to dine in Balti- et taking the 3 P.M. train from Wis nro + make connection with this line. . FALLS, President. HUGH O’OONNOR, Passenger ‘Agent. 03 tf Mecryt VERNON. orry POINT, 108. The POTOMAO rie COMPANY having ob- setned the ete iviles f landing, ani a lease of the wharf at ‘Moun Ver- pen: an greursion steamer will Faibay Compan: dene pee oh 7th street. or Be o’elock ®. m.. mal iar trips th t creatter on MORDA' ¥B, W WEDNES- Days and FRIDAYS ofeach week. ee i) Mount Verner ee cy return, including aston to the Grounds) #\'k~ RISWIOK. my 27-30¢ General Superintendent. potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘The steamer C. YANDEBUILT w will leave B: timore acer? TUESDA NIN fone tee tia, Washington, and Returning ‘will | her wharf. 107 Water st. Georastows. ev ery BATUBDAY MORNING at "olock, and Alexandria ats clei touching “i all the usual landings on the Petomag river: ee AL AE 108 Water otre street, ane. between se Panapacra STEAMEES. semi-weekly, between PHIE- Ae ee fend BUST eee 4 Stout. ‘Mayflower, Shi geen and George oben from hort Soran wines, and SAT. etween Gongress raruietees ater street, b we. mo. £9 aoe aes Sarees in Philadelphia, we ta in peg Lop Alsrandria, FLOWEES & i ome: BALT: SORE & & on ae BO On and after day, December 18, 1864, Passen- ger Trains aa at eos ‘and Baltimere will be run. Len folowa se lo. his P Wat Be, Beatie Ti gino Ber rs pels T On & HAR- zr Brrive st Baltinere $00 4 ._ ee lo. 2—] ORK & PHILADELPHIA BX- "RESS—Leave Washington a. M. Arrive at P Iphia 1:56 P. u- ie Baltimore tickets soid vow York 6360 F.. Mo Loure Washington S15 4. ue stopping ot way wi stations, connecting at Belay ity Pian "araia for the West,and reaching Baltimore at 10:00 aM rity rOBR irriveat Baltimore set eea L4 A.M. rrive re FM Philadelphia 6:37 F. u., New York 10:00 ‘No. 5—BALTIMORE TRAIN AND ) Wax BTA- TIONS—Leave Washington 3:00 FP. connect- Migore 608 Fe conan rive at Bal- ira Cy a ee py COMMUTATION AND PHILADELPHIA IN — Leave Wabkingtoa Eo Tiopaat Blodousbarg, Beltsville, Laurel and 5 a . ure! Eaaasett a ee only No. ae ehh poem BS & NEW YORK EX- PERSS ALN = Leaves Wasi 6:00 P.M. Arrive at New York 4:00 a. ‘ia and Passene rs by this train connect with all the early morn- Hf lines leavin, aor York for the Bast, feat. No gol iby this train, eset is limited ig capacity by Gay ar reo pee 6 Taal RAL a ore LAD: < 225 P. wiertad METRE z ai iSonping | =! at Boigy Howse ap scharebang ae FAY Baal posta is Bes “TRNAPOLIS 8 the conuections. wae be M,and the Wisnoston, 1 Bo age fo oF hom an ‘Ansapolis on ant) SUNDAY TRAPS. THE ONLY HAIns oe wal y are the Ta reg Wand SF. M, mu, for Baltimore gaa er 30 P.M, for or Baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West, and ORHROUGH TICKRTS to the vom. as aoe well se Philade! slabis, Rew ve: York, er Bo: the Station Ticket Office at all eure fat the ae 1 as at_new office in the American aoe ‘Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and ACG AGR ill be checked at all hours —also for ee points, to mere non trouble and confusion at trail perigee teh uit, whether soldtersor citizens, may earn respect the vale of tke ser establishnd for t fohed for the, general ad- yanteae: mene os adhe Keeping. 0 jing of one or nore s el anise ert e smoker's 7 of at enokts no i tt dee fas ol oe or n sonductors the bung or of Sransportation, &. M, OOLR, General it Agent, Bua PRNMNBYLVANIA SOUTE NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. See Sharh Sin RON at ate Pa eee P ‘Berelabare SS Pitabase and hinire See 7 nei Eoonecte with the 8 “ts. MOTD alt one Era Woo Booed r, a, aa Pui ro Sater | PERSONAL. » ‘MPORTART —MADAM WENAH can be conmalted von ine cage of Female Dis- Heute trom 10's. tte Np, ms. FOF pariicalars rom a.m, ¥4 ir al send kee aivaia serie bry "e Ss STALL, ALL, Prornsso DWIFR- ily treated all diseases minited, as eereeerer New York, of by medicine sent by mail, ried or ie ill who aa chat a safe and certsin reme- rene age bpnarosrsie Toatisis use, can ri ae aie Monthly No, 1, to restore larity i inas hours. Not short standing, but peer rte weaceane ey Gag. ssid cen never fail, are safe and Realthy:. tes 35 ob! L ew York ¢ ail, with fall instruct 7 aldcine No a9 New York, sae fee i Ny Oe at No. oth street, between EB and and corner New yore ar and lith street. socprright secured, fers a certain a: ries BU BO. N Bismas ore DSPLBEN; BORE EYES, ORM THROAT: fer Having had many years experience in the pr: tice of those diseases, the doctor bide dafian: all competition in their treatment and cure. Becent cates of venereal diseases cured in one or twodays. Ladies and gentlemen can consult him at i: office from 9 to 4 o'clock daily, m et qkE-DR-OURTS RS, DR. OURTIS Tax reer MEDICS ‘AND NATUBAL CLAIR- one of the most AOS healing has ever sppeared before t! ing powers are gifts from senses dil with perfect ert, and has Dever i gpown to fail, Bhe is (pooemed edu- and will treat all classes of disease. Mra, & i a0 all she advertises, a can tes- night of ypext alt sizo ate ane sewers of second resent and future ae avenue, Washington, between 04 end 6th 10088 218 Rice, 218 The Most Wondertal, Astrolo, Ty ES K street, between 17'h and 18th ats.,two Be aren fro m the Fst. cars ft full and thoroa 4 information conc ates 1 ee hb aS with and in regard to batons si ‘Gor Sin the mornin fata in ‘a sul! mo ie mor e oe eve- Bing, Bajrance through the candy at: KF can be ns, BROOM; ae Bresentant Hatare events, Siceet: er Foo. on at ‘Bong 3 Berita, ofa re Sas 8 afudiod Fa eg the most celebrated Astrologers of the faction Ao all Fases can be seen om GREAT DISTR BY THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION, 195 & 197 Broadway, New York, or ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MBLODEONS, Fixz Orn Parntincs, ENGRAVINGS, Bilver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, an@ BLEGANT JEWELRY, CONSISTING OF Diamond Pins, pismene Rings. So Bracelets. : ti ie. Jet @ Coral Tee Betas Gold Pent with Gold sad” Biter xtension Holders. Sleses ‘Bot tons. Sets of Btuds, Vest and ook Chains, Plain nad Chased Gold Cay VALUED "AT $600,000. pDistRIsUTION is made in the following man- SERTIFIOATES — pg each arti ie one. te: f jaced in BEALED PBS, which are we! mixed. One of these, ie ones containing the Certificate or Order for some Arti cle, will be delivered at our office, or sent by maid toany be pane without regard to choice, op re- oO recat ving t the Certificate the purchaser wil? at arti it draws, and its value,and can then send ON OLLAR an and receive the article liste of the ere as = Bap ose mey, in ioe sow ana iiicle wert from one to five ees dollars, NB DOL! Vere which they 7 need. ot pay untilitis known what is wh, apd its value. paTihe Ike BATIBF a0 E'S Kake SUARANTRED In THE NURBEA GIFT ABs00I1ATI wonld call Sttention to the fact of its Mas Original and pargest Gift Association country. The business conti ma a agicand envi Fy pao | and : a — aod reased trade is ow ront aR coed this method fbr obtal ry Heb tnd el lee year this Association sent i my ines naar of valuable prizes arte on e country. Those who patronize us ceive the full yalueof their money, as 16 farticlo on our ae Ro oa an One ‘+ Tetail, *Partion dealing wi with us ous ieee Soneee depend on op, bavize pt returns, and be im> oe ly sent to any 7 eldzees by + tetera raat or Ria f following parties Raverecent! a val- uable prizes from the Bure! y aesaclatien, and baye fondly atomed the tao ngs ine “§ Andre jouse, Philade bay Raat ewearva Pood pias ates roadway, New Yo pg, valu 100; E. F. soe Barratt, Marshall’ 0. Kansas “3 elodeon, value. $200; Patrick J. Byrne Water bury. Ot, Gold Watch, value, $12). J-F. Shaw, $0; gant’ ciel eee \t 5 fe . See valine, rs. value, $300; Miss Lucy y Janeway, Misitra, Cluster Diamond Bin ity Hotel, Miskeiite $15" Oasa it Allon, 60. 3 ei re ry Volunteers, Nashville, Tenn.. A ‘atterson. Oo. Yth lows, n ‘Yclanteers on Relate, aa gale, $100; ringfel Melo- deon, value, $10; meat Dexter, oltrautes eg Byracuse, N. ¥ Gold Wateh. value, 3) 3150; : James El: ‘Wooster atrect, corn Bleeker, is New Tork: Gil, Painting, value, $100 "irs, 3.0: lc Ed higa: Castor, values $100 DF > Ga: + aR "Binclair, No. i cad is 2, Pee Ti ekaicli Washingtou, BO, Onl Paintion, Ine, 100. Yiyarewe permitted, we might add many names to the ‘above | list, but many a object to our so doin, we therefore publish no names without ti "from various parties throughout th crLaiters from, varions the receipt of very valua- ble gifts, may be seen on Ale at our office. LIS? OF ARTIOLES TO BE SOLD he ONE Oe EACH, ard to value, and ni ah wae know what you will receive © paid fox Jo Blegant aoe Pianos, from... o 3 3 “ s -———- $250 00 to 500 00 0 Melodeous, Rosewood Cases. . 125 00 to 225 00 Ey rae il Painti: nl, = 25 0) to 100 00 200 Fine Stee] Bngravings, 12200 to 25 00 108 Music Boxes: Wt 40 100 Bilver Revol tors. 150 to 400 100 Rilver Frait and Gake Baskets ts 1600 te 35 00 60 Betts Bilver Tea and Ti Spo: 1 0to WH 75 00 to 18) 00 50 00 to 20 00 6 to 8” 26 00 to 5000 500 ta 2500 a, ier 1HNto 600 oeeh eke 300 to 80 $uu0 Onyx and Snethyee B jrooc! 4% to 1000 Ae lorentine Brooches 40% to 60> 90 Basen . 40ta 650 Bes Fine cols, We Sota 3i ts So miets, 2500 Sets of Bosom 150to 50 2500 250to 10 08 10.00 10to 50 5000 250to 10 0) 5000 HEPA 70 10000 Qte 20 00 4000 ree | 5m 00 Stato 200 ee 400to 650 2000 6 Mt 2 0 100 5eQta 7 58 2000 10 00%e 20 00 10000 ige 6 00 6000 00 2) 00 4100 8% 160 5000 3 50 2000 2000 $0to 50g oe A RR TO OBTAIN ANY OF TuR Cita er ne a DOLLAR BY BLOPB FOR & BEALE pee will bo 3 Bieres ene Se Tasty fof 90; Bixty-Ave fer" gat AGENTS WANTED aie to bend Gate Our petro ee money whcn coaveniget, ‘tiers are un- te Cex a be to our = Siete > ust in overs $fonee a thy ants the bamo- rer ¥ os. ia IoR. hat mpleted arrangemen’ . daliveryof the pares Ow Sepa BOSTON FRESH POND ICR. soqon, | We aeite aa We have one price the promptly, we, requir: " Peels S.. We, We ne er to. ae semmce. reiere 8 pared Se REE, TSR oF pawn mieprfing al"the vevigencs and in sta the case, with taok trguments ofootse cd from wuthentia iY ale mode during the pe She TERE An Liege DESIRING TO: Sage Tthutreet, between @ sna H. AD