Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1865, Page 4

EVENING STAR. THE CHOLERA. No New Cases at New York. The Herald of the Sth says that no new cases of cholera in the harbor are . Ata meeting of the Board of Heal! Lieree ys it ‘was Tesolved to have a thorough cal ex~ amination of the facts connécted with the disease on board the Atalanta. A revenue cntter has been —— for service to the city au horities by the Secretary of the ury, in addition to rine offer of the of the Navy of any unemployed blockade runner at the Prookiya Navy Yard. As there is now no blockade ranner there suitable for receiving the unimtected passengers of the Atalanta, it is soppored that the old receiving ship North Carolina will be sent to the Lower Quarantine for that pe ar There was a meeting Tues- cay night of eminent physicians and citizens to devise proper measures to be taken in the event of the cholera making its ap; ice in the city. It was proposed to raise a fand of fifty thoueand dollars to establish hospitals in every ward for the reception of the sick, and to make other necessary arrangements to prevent the epread of the disease. Committees were ap- pointed, and it was resolved to hold a larger meeting oon. The Luowieg Teport on the condition of the fick on board the Atlanta, by Dr. Sayre, was received by Mayor Gunther yesterday morn- ing No. 7% Broapway, Noy. 7, 1865-9 Pr. w.— Tlom. ©. Godfrey Gunther, Mayor -—Dear Sir: I baye just returned from an inspection of the amship Atlanta, now lying in the Lower and find the Captain and aw, as wellas all the passengers, as comfortable and con- tented as could be expected under the circum- stances. They of course would like to come to the city as soon as possible; but all expressed An entire willingness to remain in quarantine as long Ss it was deemed necessary for the pro- tection of the = There was no sickness on board the vessel, all the sick having been re- moved tothe Nightingale,and no new cases bad Ocenrred to-day. From the statement made to me 5 Surgeon of the ~~ and by Dr. Burdett, Deputy Health Officer, there can be no doubt as to the nature of the disease with which this ship has been infected. The vomiting and purging, rice-water disc! sunken features, blue surface, shriveled skin with loss of its elasticity, and the muscular cramps tell the story too plainly that it is “Asiatic Cholera.” V. ery respectfally, &c., Lewis A. SayRe. Baltimore Markets, November 8. Coffe Market lightly supplied with all varieties, and firm at quotations, viz: Common to fair Rio 19% a20 cents, gold; good to strictly prime do., 2ia22 cents, gold; Laguayra, 3Jai> cents, currency, and Government Java 45a0 cents, currency. Flour.—Shippers are not in the market. and local demands are very moderate. jtimore high grades and City Mills shipping extras close unchanged and firm, but low and me- dium grades of City Mills, western and How- ard street flour are dull and heavy. Sales re- ported of 300 barrels standard City Mills super at $9.25a$9.37 ¥, and 200 barrels Howard street 50 per barrel. ur—First quality new is jobbing at 87 25887. 37x. Corn Mesi_No sales. City Mills held at $4.59 per bbl. Buckwheat ee ee, little coming for- Ward. Sales at 5 per 100 Ibs. Grain.—Very little was done in wheat, the Teceipts being Mostly out of order, but prices close nominally unchanged, viz: Prime and and choice Maryland red, 2500260 cts.; fair and good do., 230a245 cts.; prime and choice white, 29ea310 cents; fair and good do., 2508285 cts, and common do., 220a240 cents.’ No sales of yellow corn were recorded, and in white trans- actions were confined to 2,000 bushels inferior = 00d old crop at 77252 cents. Oats bronght cents, weight, the latter an outside figure, Tre was in good demand and firm, 1,70 bushels selling at 96a9S cents, Mostly at the latter rate. Molasses —No sales made public. We still quote Cupa Clayed at 50a60 cents. Muscoyado do. at 55a65 cents. English Island at 65290 cts., and Porto Rico at 75a% cents. Provisions —Mess Pork is in some demand for shipment and command $34. Very little doing in other descriptions, and prices quite unset- tled with a downward tendency. We quote Bacon Shoulders in jobbing lots at IS¥ cents, and Sides at 20%a20¥ cents. City Lard at 26a 26% cents. Western do..at 28 cents. Prime Mess Pork at $29, and prime at $27.50. No Bulk Meat on the market, and Hams very scarce. Sugars.—Transactions smal! but market firm. Prices quoted as follows, viz: Cubaand E_I. fair to good refining. “ «4 z gTocery.. rime to choice grocery Porto Rico fair to good grocery... 13.50814.00 13.75a14.50 15.00815.25 14.00814.75 prime to choice groc’y 15.25a15.75 Whisky — Market steady salesof Western be- ing made at $2.20x82.41. Demand limited but market firm at the close.— Balt. American. Rvestan Rattroav Cars.—Tne Nord con- tains a description of the railroad carriage now Tunningon the Moscow and St. Petersburg line. It appears that for the trifling addition of two roubles to the usual fare, travellers are Tecetyed in be Saseng 2 lighted saloons, around which luxurious sofas and arm chairs invite the weary to repose, while perusing the latest periodical and newspaper novels which are scattered on the tables. When the hour of retiring arrives the arletce chambre conducts the gentlemen ngers to their sleeping apartments, while smart chamber-maids point out to the lady travellers their bedrooms and boudoirs, fitted up, as the advertisement says, “with every modern luxury, including baths,” &c. The smoking rooms has perfect contri- vances for ventilation and the thorough enjoy- ment of the cigar, pipe, or hookah. pat cms nation &7 Anengineer at Nashville sent a work- man under his locomotive tooil the running xea?,—and then forgetting his presence, ran his engine ahead just far enough to cut off one of the man’s legs. A bystander shouted to warn the engineer, who thereupon backed his machine in dismay and cut or the other leg of = ——— workman. He survived, owever, and suing the company for O00 damages, bas obtained $5,500. mg peti S7-A New York correspondent ofa Phila- delphia paper ssys: “An ‘Anti- ee Society’ is about to be organized in this cit: the gentlemen. Its object is to reduce the a4 its ofextrayagance now so prevalent among the Indies, and the members of the society pledge themselves Pot to marry until the la- dies ‘come dow S7 The New York railroads are reducing the wages of labor, and one large corporation has cut off $5 per month. 7A diogray ary, of President Lincoin has been published in Spanish at Rie Janeiro. &7-U.S. Senator Collamers, of Vermont, is dangerously ill at his residence, in Woedstock, with congestion of the lungs. S7 General Thomas Francis Meagher is now acting Governor of Montana, Governor Ed- gerston haying left the territory for a few months. S7 There are yet in the field, from Illinois, several regiments of cavalry and twenty regi- ments of infantry. Gen. Grant writes to Gov. Oglesby that he is employing every means in bis power to secure the speedy muster-out of the entire force of volunteers, S7 Much suffering exists in Paris in conse- quence of the prevention of suicide by the low stage of water in the river Seine. S7 The shock of an earthquake was felt at Mount Joy, Pa, on Friday evening last. BF Freestone Point Fisnery, on the Potomac, bas been rented at public auction. to Martin Maddox, for five years, at $1,600 a year. S7-A fruit preserving house, witna ecapac- ity of 25,000 bushels, is to be erected at Bu: ralo, At a cost of $100,006. T MUST BE DO. T MUST BE DONE: FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS We sball sell sll our immense stock of M: nd Boys’ Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing oro rf foie ne Tats and Caps, Trunks and Um- AUCTION SALES. ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer. LE OF re) NITURE, GILT- prea eth HAGON BUrERD Of BOLL PAINT. OOD PIANO Forte, &e., AT AUC On MO vernber 18, commencing at Pg ore jlo pa. af thal ei'nells at the residence of HG eth str Rite Say A te, & o - coe age id Furniture, cousisting ia part as | follows, viz: H One Rose Piano, octave, scroll one eae Tmade to order by Geo. me Guild & Co., ‘Oval Mantel Mirrors ert Library, Dining-room, and Cham- A a o~ collecticn of valuable Oil Paintings and | M pgs. gal pelinctasownareted in extalogne Walnut Parlor Suit. upholstered in green velve! Rosewood Parlor rStt upholstered segs ‘procatel { tolid Rosewood Center Table, scagnola me? Asn Bronze Groups, Btatuettes, and allions Pariap i Sharhie Busts, Equestrian Statue of Jack- forge with Gilt Table ey, TOnT® panes, vs Tapestry Brussels Carpets Gas ai and Gas Fixtures throaghout the jouUre tension Di: Table Oak k sideboat, wi itt weartle tops rm Chairs, upholstered ny rep and green Hall oil ‘Cloth, Oak Hall Bet One superior Billiard Table, with Phelan’s combi- nation cushions Folid Rosewood Bedste: Dressing Bureau, wit marble top, and Wardrobe Mab: See a Ws ne Cabinets, Ward- “robes, and Bedstead Mahogany and Walnut lounges Sleepy, Hollow Chairs, Walnnt Commodes ore os rled Hair and other Mattresses 1 is. Bolsters. an lows Beol care. ‘ahogany and Cane Seat Chairs Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Requisites, vee ‘With many other sytictes not necessary to | pert mivrize, altogether @ large collection nat ry superior Household Farnit worthy th Bitenth ion of housekeepers aud those about fur- nisbing. ‘Terme of sale. cash on delive: be morting of the sain can be at the house on vale. : no 4 dade ol ._W. BOTELER, Jr., Auct. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAM, Auctioneers, SALE OF A. ALUABLS LOT OF TRROURD ON 15TH STREET WEST, WEST ae, ad NORTH SOF RHODE IBLAND fy eight of a deed of trust, dated pont. ‘ore 1965, and duly recerded in Liber BR. M. 2, Telion 129 to 132,one of the Land Recerds for Wash: ingten County, D. T shall,on the premises, on SATURDAY. the 11th day of ‘November, 1355 at 4 o'clock p. roceed to seil the south 19 feet and | Or tromt, by a ap thereof (90 feet,) of lot in squar This lot Frente viet street west, is near to and d avenue, and }s improved by a pew and well built frame house. Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money in cash, (of which the purchaser will be required to pay $100 at the time of sale, or a resale will be immediately had,) and the residue in two equal paymente at six and twelve months from d le. with notes bearing interest, secured by a of trust on the premises. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of sale, the re i i right to resell at the risk cost Oo} ing io, after five days public notice of ror resale, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. CHARLES H. UTERMEHLE, Trustee. ocSl-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FARM FOR SALE OF FROM 20 TO 30 Acres, all under cultivation, The improvements are a House containing 12 rooms, large Barn, Sta- bie, Corn-house, Servants’ Quarters, &c. Thereis alarge number of Ornamental and Fruit Trees, and the grounds near the house are tastefnily laid off. The land is in good order and suitable for farm- ing and gardening. City property would be taken im part payment. For further particulars inquire on the premises,on Rock Creek Church road, $'¢ miles from the Centre Market, about % of a mile beyond the Soldiers’ Home. MRS. MARY WALKER. BF The above will be sold, unless sooner disposed of, at Public Sale,on WEDNESDAY, November 15th, 1865, at 120’clock m., on the premises. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trast on the premises, sa conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of yarchaser. pone bundred dollars will be required down when no] 2w* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* WARDWELL & HAYS. Auctioneers: Georgetown, D. 0. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY GOODS, At our auction store, No. 36 East Market Space, Georgetown, commencing TUESDAY EVENING, Oct Eine ‘at7 o'clock, and oe pee tae every night during the week. The ladies of Georgetown are yg oe Rag invited to ‘ttend: For particulars see our bandbi! and posters, oc 21- RDWELL & HAYS. Aucts. (ABM FOR SALE IN PRINCE RGE* I COUNTY, Mp. /_ sé On the 29th of November, 1835, will be offered at rae sale by the subscribers, a’ FARM containin, 75 acres, of which 76 fs in a h’gh state of caltie yation; the coil welt stapted to gardening and ing purposes; the residue By heatts ‘timbered, from three to five thousand cords of Timber) @ i location for a steam mill. The improve- its consist of a large new barn, This Farm is Within ten miles of Washington, on one of the best roads peng s, to oe aud joing the lands ef Cot 5 ‘nn and others. ‘ersons wishing to-purchase can apply to the subscribers. ising s jacent to the land, who will take pleasure in ng the premises. The sale to take place at b Robey's Tavern, Sur- rattsville, at 11 o'clock a, P = {LRISKELL. _0¢ -eohm* _ HILL, Agent. UCTION SALE OF | FWOePTEAL PROPERTY Cc. W. BOTELER, JR. ao Wasuinaron, B. C., 6, 1965. 111 be sold at public auction f this city DOUGLAS HOSTAL rion tm his city. porte 3A_street, all te viscddiwe, Clothing, Medi- cines, Furniture nd Appliances belonging ed crtaplian, ENTS ment. Sale to cemmence x) TUESD. mph Bovesber. 14, 1855, at 10 o’clock ~ =, daily’ at the same hour uetil ell articles. a ee > die of. Property will be re- quired to be paid for and removed within forty. eight aed from termination of sale. Cata- logues obtained at this office. Cc. Se EREAND. no 6-8t Surgeon U S4Lz oF SOT yn Anes AT ALEX- Chef Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, st November 6. 1865. Willbe soldat at; atpubi auction at Alexandria, Vir- ginia, under the direction of Brevet vleuténant lone] J. G. C. A. Q.M..on TH November 16, 1865, at’ 1 o'clock ‘p. m., the meena ment BARGE “LONACONNING, NO, 2.” ‘Terms : Cash, in Government funds. By order of Brevet 7 General D. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, roa of, Washington TOMPKINS, Do 6-9t Brey. Col. aad Quartermaster. Fi* CLOTHING, ¥. HENKLEM =e Batriwone Street, Battinone Between Calvert and Sou oath side, In sddition to his CUSTOM TRADE’S has 0 rior mar Reavy Abr ccotatNs oP Foreign ‘and Do- mestic materials, cut in the latest styles and ef su- ge ‘ship. re ent of fine or medium quali roney to their advantage 4 ede, to Order,in lemen in want clothing wili 4nd i examine his tock be Boys’Clothing Realy BM Oo met Lenya caer de and Made pr BOYER & BUBNSTINE, LIOZBNSED PAWNBROKERS. @518TH STREET, Second doer from Pennsylvania avenue, south Sia IBERAL ABVANOES JEWELEY, CLOTHING ae.” warouns, | ILLIA BR Ww STEAM. nh WOuKs,” Man ABBLD MANTLES “hi ‘Mon x aw aa ja CENZS. TABLE REGARDLE or cost. Monuments se to order 0D reasonable terms Cost. Will k op hand MAR- e! a THE LAST CHANCE, Y pate ay oat ween ith, ond ee nd 19th west, ingtor * K, QUICK; On GONE: | NEW DRESS AND D.OLOAK MAKING aeTAb. 43.335 SrEEET: Branch of Madame: Dean, of New York city, now naive taded ° Psy at Madame F. Borde's French Millinery, No PO! ST OFFICE. Pr lvania between éth OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, over Mr. James. , & Davie’ Hat piso ee: J. A. surra. BP Latest style fp tterns elweys on hand, and 0c 2-tf J. H. SMITH: er sale cheap. 25-Im* B® *® ¥F Paces. zt under ae ES — of ee] tock, Furniture ing. Horses and Carrlages, enles Trust. Orphans’ Court sales, and all ki f Merc! ives, or at my Auction Rooms Cash advances made on all consi, K.F. Page, rote. et. Fellows’ Hall, | os 8. MILL) Omics No Sth Cpe on ye eneraliy py a mer bw oy de ie, sPeger Bers: ratory t oTandford asd Boast advice given in a ite lar debteand isis tttgution pata to the collection « or ee ees 1GHT YEARS I E's BS ve N Hand ess, by Hon. 8. 8. 8. me: oF itden of Matus hy Will Di =, | Brig on ‘Radiation; Page dae MGR EY en 8 DIG FS) Buy a ROME SL | Ms Natorad ‘Bang o+8; Tovl-marks and ten | Bryant; TAYLOR, fs FRANOK “AYLOR, AUCTION SALES. Fee BALES a HORSES win bs win eae tei D vit cael . f November, Ke oe places named me ww York City *TURSDAY. ‘of each week, 100 HORSES each day. New York oP ae etd of each week, 100 MULES each 4. Philadelphia. Ge By November 2, le) }O" rc 9,16. 9 100 Hi RSES cnc bday.” wy ine sigh SATURDAY of cash week, | aUEEDAY of each week, 100 | Li LES TRS onckday day 16s aud 33, TO HORSES pooh ae ani siechanicebure, Pa. ~TUESDAZ, November 7, we Ose Pa.—WEDNESDAY, November 0, weitere, Pa 'RIDAY, November 12, 10 wnaee Te HONSES, ovem niiarille, Pa.—THURSDAY, November 16, 100 noes, Pa.—THURSDAY, November 30, 100 utitusvie, Pa, Ses hg ENS and FRIDAY, No- vember 23 an: 00 MULES each day, DELAWARE, Wilmington, Del—TUESDAY of each week. 100 HORSES each 4: Wilmington, Dei. —-FRIDAY, of each week, 100 MULES each day. MA aon tera Md. WEDNESDAY, November 15, Baltimore, Md.—WEDNESDAY, November 29, 100 HORSES. GIESBORO, bree ee, — THURSDAYS of each week, 100 HORSES e¢: NO SALES ' OF f hoes WILL TAKE PLACE AT hl cae ope 3 Dc. At this series of sales all t jovernment ani- vill be dispesed of. Bapare fhonia therefore = selves ef this last oppertunity to pur- chare, For sales of public animals in the Westsee official Western new: ‘Animals will be sold eee Bales to commence at na F Gop Terme cash. in Unit By order of the Quarte: Brevet Brigadier Generali a, 2 EY : Division, Q. M3. 0 SALE or GOVERNMENT FEAME BUILD- Chief Quartermaster’ 's Ones, ds Rover Washinaton, Washington, Ciera 1865. mt Will be seld at Public Auction. nes, pedgr the direction of Captain YW Crdwell A: Q.M., on SAT November 11, 1355, com: mencing at! rete m., the foilowing described Government Buildings, as follows : NEAR TWENTY -SEOOND. BETWEEN D AND E STREETS Three (3) Btables, each 28 by 2°0 feet. ON TWENTY-SEC MENS BETWEEN Cc ANDD One (1) Lime-house, 28 by ci feet. ON D, BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY-THIRD STREBTS. One (1) Messhouse, 28 by 30 feet, two stories. One (1) Addition to Messhouse, 15 by 80 feet. One (1) Addition to Messhouse. 11 by 43 feet. CORNER OF bp ie | peat AND E One (1) Office, 12 by ie vet, One (1) Gate house, 12! et ND, owen VEE FEN TY. Pg AND ENTY-SECOND Sa One (1) Memon. 30 by 95 feet CORNER OF TWENTY. rourta AND F One (1) Mershouse’ Sire Fy Teet. One (1) Addition to Messhouse, 13 by 20 feet. The Buildings will be sold sing! vis the order named, and must be acest rod the purchasers, within ten days from date of Terms: Cash, in Saverennets funds. By order of Brevet Major on D. Chief sate ncar oe t of = ae ft Thome INS, ne6-st Brevet Ucl. and. Gusrtermantee Lt SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES CARS, Falite rye wane MA- Will be sold at ae auction, at Newbern, North Carolina, on THURSDAY, November 30, 1865, the ag iy om pro} pert iz: 14 Locomotive Engines, 4 feet 83 inch guage, 24 box Freight Cars, 4 feet 3's inch guage. 16 Rack Cars, 4 feet 835 inch guage. 136 Flat Cars, 4 feet 8% inch guage. Hand Cars, 4 fect 8h inch guage. Also, the Machinery. Tools, and Materials in pet U.S. M. Railroad Repair Shops at Newbern, There will also be offered shout 490 tons Railroad Iron, a jarge quantity of Bridge and Railroad & ee, = nters’, Blacksmiths’, and a ron, Bteel, and Copper, and Ruiroad § Supplier and and Material generally. he attention of Railroad Managers and Deal- ot is invited to the large quantity of this class of rty offered, embracing everything required a the construction, repair and a of a rail- roa Fuil information, with liste of t © property and description of the engines, will be given on appli- cation to the undersigned at Kaleigh, N-C., bY fet: ter or Selonrepa. Terms: Cash on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m., November 3, and to continue from day to day until the prop- erty is sold. By order of Brigadier General D.C. McCallum, General Manager Military ome ta nares States. Col. C.Q. a. ad General Superintendent R. R's, Department N. 0. SAE 0 no 6-17t_ MENT BUILDINGS AT Chief rt ter’ if Quetfasnintton De Will be sold at public Oe the direction of C Py H. Backer, ‘ashin; OF GOVER' ARLINGTON SPRINGS. Depot of Washington, No’ ovember 4, 1355. } ction, on the Premises, Captain J. H. Crowell, A! ,on FRIDAY, Novenuber 10, 1865, at 1 o'clock *‘ THIRTEEN FRAME BUILDINGS, - sitnated at Arlington 8; eines. | Va., as follows : Two (2) Stables, each 15 by 335 feet. ‘Two (2) Sheds, each Is by B5 feet, One (1) Stable, 23 by 250 feet. One (1) Btable, 23s by 143 fect. One (1) Stable. 2645 b} LA feet. One (1) Barracks, One (1) Kitchen and Mearnoase 126h2 by 104 feet. One (1) parters, 2235 by 60 fe me (1) 12)3 by 18 feet. ne (1) uarters, 1 by 2% fee feet, One ‘ink, 4 by 21 feet The puibatase w Mh be: ‘sold sin, beat = must beremoved wit! ts sale. ferme : Cash. in Government fands. By order of Brevet Major Gen. . Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, mepst 4 Waahte Bes W THOMER INS, no 4-5t Brevet Colonel aS Quartermaster. es 7 ye OF CONDEMNED QUAR’ L*¥ ‘BR STORES. oe SA FS RGN, ws ry canal LANCE SPRING Chref uarirmaster: 's Office Dees oo Washington, ‘hington ¢., November 4, 1838. Will be sod’ at public anctfon, under the direc- tion of Brevet Colonel (. H. Thompkins, A. Q. M., at the Government Mill. on E street, between 2int _ 224 streets, Washington, E- 0., on On DAY. ovember }, at 10 o'clock a. a Cellos Gata arts oe en re y is Zable peaks bite, Blankeia, Chains, Ham ner ‘arness, Hail iaddies, Whips, Wrenches: Fortaule Forges, B Nowa, Chewts, Kettle Lan- ‘erns, easures, Pat ns, we, Epades, Wheelbarro — al aaa Will be sold at the of Go = pair Heas ‘on 2ist street. ietwenn Rand F tres A oe THURSDAY, November 23, 1885, at 10 o’cloek 130 pounds of Wagon Axles, Iron, 7,800 pounds of yagon 8) rings, 25,100 pounds of Scrap C 2,400 pounds of Scrap i "ke. 0. Will be sold at Kendall Gri bon! mile northeast of the Baltinore sad Orie Bet eet Depot. on ear, November 2%, 1965, at 10 Carts, 104 Two-horse Amivulances, 22 'Two-horse yppring Wagons, i ee horse B: Woe continued from day to day until to the highest ten days frem e sales wi tne, pes is sold. bi. ia Sy te ‘he stores musi remo: © purchasers within five daye from date of sale” ¥ ‘Terms : Cash, in Government fands, By order of Brevet Major Genoral D. H Chief Quartermaster, mr no 41it Rucker, oe oof Wants Brevet cua ‘and as tion, mar Mo. fete and atm. a (es 5 reeded Tries- © paseous mar No.8 fa the Be state fémedy for ail Impart- aie para of mercury Rad Hit Other fer 'delotarions ingre. ee fe in the fi red from the effects of eiferete ) and one! Divided i i : winisered’ BF Viposs? dauseera Somest:| at aa ideale poneeret, New York. ‘Oo bo bad also of 8, ir lth BABROW, No. 194 C. FOBD, No. 290 Pa. Fae 5 Compen- EproaL jrayn Anatomy? Wood Erith’ oe ’s Anatom: ‘actice, two herapeutice’ two vol ; Wood and Hache Uv. ‘ Msi 9 LE Dene ni Meal ic’ oO vols. + chsen’s Surge: wok ons Pi tee: G ES" Porwalsy naendey aus re, oc 19 : FRANCK TAYLO . SS Monde eae eh TIONS treated at Fa Re id ave. 12th and 13th sts. ‘son Between 9 and 4 acl anche aa Pr ‘ONEY, Itati BU ARTIFICESE. pce Ant and_mate o@ bi like the natural one HOON. be PRACTICAL PL: ae ia 4ND Gas No. 408 between 6th and 7th, ‘eabi: 2D. O., re prepared to execute are See to 6 a terms, — ina th man- Charges moderate, selete “a ~ AUCTION SALES. Fe THURSDAX, creme act,.| Pa.—_WEDNESDAY, | PROPOSALS. OF GOVEENMEN oT THE Wasntsazox.” AROUND WASHIN Washingion. Beate aes of thew cater Seueriermeatiors | i) Ly = bi. tile Atction te the highnet ger, ghe times and faces named below all'of the ke. Officers’ Quarters. Hospitals, ee sce, Stables, ‘and other structures belongi | Eee the ‘Tnited States. in and aboat the dismantled fo o batteries is: cee? ARGE Bot Fotom oman NORT ONDAY, OCTOKER 10 o'clock a. | moat attary Parrott fear fromeoutldings. Bams atl o’ch ‘ort Martin Scott, four frame we dings. ‘Same day at 3o'cleck p. m., at Battery ent, five frame buildy | YouTURspay, ST iseuinks | at Fort fourteen (14) Fram aoe: buildings. fame da st 1 o'clock, p. m.. Stage | e) en! ‘Tame an iJ | Nonw EDN NESDAY, NOVEMBEB lat. at 190'cl m. Bayard, twenty Frame | Poildings . Same » day at 2 o'clock ws m., at For! DAY. NOVEMBER 94 2d, at 10 o'clock ‘ert Kearney, poeity 4 (2) Frame Build- cone day at 20 ‘clock p. m., at Fort De Bus- elve — tyes on ‘and ‘at 4o'clock p. m., th ee RIDAY NOVES ‘o'clock a. | ines fnine Fra ont TES mI Batt Ot Fort Slemmior, six (6) Frame Buildin: uildi: oz NOVEMBER ah at it Eeiue day, at 12 0’clock m., at Fort Bunker Hi! | thirty-two Frame Bnildin, at Fort Thayer, seven (7) Finildings. Bame day. at 12 o'clock at Fort Bares toga. fourteen (14) Frame and Leg Buildings. EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH @n MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, at 10 o'clock a, m., at Fort Meigs, seven (7) Frame pane. Bales seme day, at 12 o’cl-ck a. m., at Fort Dat at2o’clock p m.,at Fort Wagner, atdorclock p.m. <tr Fort Ricketts, four (4) Frame Buildings t eac! “On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, ys hed par 4 rt Snyder, — (9) Frat iidings; jay, at 1 o'clock p. m., at Fort Greble, ‘ame dings. SOUTH OF POTOMAC. On Plantae DO NOVEMBER 8&th, at ll e’ciock a. m., at Fort Willard, ten (10) Frame Buildin; and same day, at 2 o'clock DP. m., at Fert Peis nine (9) Frame Buildings. DAY, NOVEMBER 8th, at 10 ’clock nine (3) Buildings, , at Fort Reynol Stent i)" Buildings 3 o'clock p. m.,at ved t Scott, six (6 "puildings, All frame struc- “On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 19 o'clock a. ‘at Fort Berry, nine (9) Frame Buildings. Same ,&t120’clock a.m.,at Fort Barnard, twenty- (21) Frame Buiidin ngs. in SATURDAY, NOVEMBER llth, at 00"clock a m., at Fort Ru leven (11) Frame Build- ings. Same day. at jock m.. at Fort Albany, six (8) Frame Buildings, and at 3o'clock p. m., at Fort H. erty six (6) frame Buildings. <n M + Y, NOVEMBER 13th, at 10 o'clock . m.. at Fort Corcoran, forty-nine (49) Frame and Biocka ade Buildin On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1th. at 10 o'clock a.m., at fe Ww oodbury, metro (28) Buildings. Same day. atlo ‘eleck pin at Fort Strong. nine- teen (19) Buildings, and at 3 o'clock p. m., at Fort Bennett. eight (8) Buildings. Ali frame and stock- ade structures. These sales embrace a very large quantity of lum- ber, and an eneiest OD; eperranser is thus offered to land owners and others in the vicinity of Washing- tn iegaap mor igloes pete 3 and fencing material conve- nient to their pi The military. Tara Pill remain upon the prem- os s after date of sale for protection ef urchasers (not owners of the land) Saul to remove the gece in haa with- in fifteen @ Gays from the time of purchase, Buildings will besoldsingly, erms cash, in vernment funds. M. TI. LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster oc 18-20t Department of Washington. LAESE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE Chief Quartermaster’s Obes, Depot of Washington, ‘ashingion, D. C., October 81, 1385. { Will be sold, at Public Auction, under the direc. tion of Captain D.G. Thomas, M. 8. at Warehouee No. 6. on Seventeenth. between ii and I streets north, and at Warehouse No. 9,on K street, betwoen Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, W ‘on, D. C..on WEDNESDAY, November 15, at 10 o'clock a. m., a quantity of Condemned Clothing, &c., consisting of about 1,000 Great Coats, 1.90 Sack Coats, 200 Uniform Coats, 900 Jackets, 3,000 Trowsers.. 5,000 Blankets, 6,100 Bed Sacks 11.200 axes, $600 Pickaxos. 3 Shov. Spades: 1-100 Hatchets, 8400 Camp Ketth Mone’ Pans, 5.00 French Block-tin Bow 8,700 Metallic Scales, 12,400 Knapsacks, 7,000 sacks, 15,800 Shelter Tents. 800 Common Ten: Wall ‘Tents. 1,500 Wall Tent Flies, 1,500 Sibley Tents, 1,300 Hospital Tents, 600 Hospital Tent Flies, 400 Tent Stoves, together — a large lot of Caps, Hats, Stockings, Bootees, Boots, Canteens, Rope, Drums, Sashes, Bogles, Trumpets, Tent Tent Cuttings. Canvas Cuttings ¢ gale will be continued from day $o day until the whole lot is seld. Successful bidders will be required to remeve the La ae eeerenes from a we: erms—Cash in Government fnads Rrevet Maj. G a Cer Quartermacts revel en. an ie uartermaster, Oc $1-13t Depot of Washington. Avorn AALy thew ye stnoaD MA- Office or (Assan Quartermaster, Washington, October 31, 1855, Will be sold at wy aucti on WEDNESDAY, November 22, 1856, at t PG and Pearl wrest. Nee Poles of G. wd c. PLACE. for York city— One (1) Thirty-foot Planer. One (1) Hydrostatic Wheel Press, One (1) Large Railroad Drill. x sone (t) Punching and Shearing Machine, com. ned. Four (4) Fifteer-ten Jacks, One bundred (100) Claw Bars. Forty-four (44) dozen Assorted Files. Six (6) Kerosene Head Lights. The above opie ie all new, and wai structed for the Uni States a Railroad *“Terma cash, in Government fu ernmen —_ rere OR ODINSON, oc 31-17t Brevet Colonel and A, Q NM. PPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES, 00 Barrels prime New York APPLES. 380 Barrels Fre. Bhode Islaud Bed and Yellow a 600 Rerrele poze Buckeye, Carter and Mercer and Th store and Spire For sale lowin jot ton it purchasers. wD. Macy, 2-2m 97 Smith's Whar. Balti B* BEINSMADE 7% & CLARK, icensed Auctioneers 3721 Pa. av., vadjolning Metropolitan Hotel. CARD To TH ane Ptgtniaraii We have ae day entered into arrangements for the purpose of doing an out-door business, and offer our services to the public for the selling of Honpesong Furniture vate a |, Houses , Horses and ages, Merchandise, either Saige og Ee A Biore, 0 on as favorable terms as any Auctioneers in Wi full! licit the patronage of chee es wi wish hing the bervices of an sue. frmomcay fe be jevine that, from our experience of 25 years in the business, we shall be able te give full Ististaction.” ‘at Store Every arsine ‘RENCES:—Hon. John Forusy, on JOHN D. EDMOND & ae 513 513 Tth street, between D and B, BHATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN BUILDER'S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Cat and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, SpHt Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at yb 15-1y)} 513 HE OLDEST MOTEL CONDUCTED ON THB Ise to i ' ne RSP EAN WORE 1. 20. D. 6. RB: More Shovels, Picks, Axes, Bope, Glue, 518 THE ed! ie PBICE. EUROPEAN PLAN, will Kany on char srs Sane a ‘Sur he te lila ai | younra BEYNGIPRACE,, JAS AND STEAM f FITTERS, NO. 500 NINTH 8T., NEAR AVENU, Have just received, and ‘will consent hand, the largest Gas 9880) tin eh Chandeliers: Bri Drop sights, feats Glass Globes, Mica ficles in this line, fi from the po gs oo tea New York, Philadelphia, &c.. which will be sold oa most reasonable RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE- ree to furnish SaynBere,on very a 8! te Devt gee se | of Gas is ad STEAM a gat ealistattorfaine Bie 4 fecraniy ig i Kinds nti Prcknine line ia’ ‘all see our Bat! Close a“ ‘ash. me Pennayiv, Gunes iS EXPRESS COMPANY, Amie 614 Pa, Avenue, Washingion, BD. C aT) ei SORTHERN GRE. i: : AND WEST- EBS, — Y, VALW- Penns. Ae aha eR ar Forward oe mie| pe Setar csr pa ae cell gTRe DRAFTS and BILLS Plamen 8 cane eaairaniia Scere $y Wnt ees So RR a ee 4th. at 100 oytect " he received at this office mntil? ocloc! around Washington, as follows, i | prorosars FOR SUPPLIES. Quantenwasren's 01 Orrice. U.S. M a } Wasmixe ton, Uetober 20, | Bealed Proposals for each class. separately, will iN ren ‘to the b ore C$ ‘ovember next, for furnishing te Paied Mavive Corps, during the year 1835, Pplies. to be delivered at the office of the Marine time be — ss Na. 13,200 yards of ex’ tine Kersey from batr. 8 inches wide, to weiss’ 5.£00 yards of Dark all wool. free ounces to the Kersey. all wool, free Blue t isreap hrtrs 9¢ focken wide. to weigh 22 ounces tothe ard, {indigo wool dyed 79 eo yards of Dark "ine Twilled Cloth, all wool, Se nalioee toate (indigo wool ayed,) "4 inches wide. to weigh 22 ounces per yard. a) yards of Beariet Cloth, a wool, (cochineal- dyed.) 54 inches wide, to wae 16 ounces per yard. Ovase No rds of 6-4 Dark ‘Blue Fiannel for oversacks, all’ woal, tindige wool-dyed,) 64 Inches wide, te weigh 13 ounces per yard. ds of 6-4 Biue Flannel for shirts, ail Sook im ndi dyed.) 37 inches wide, t0 wel; Gre: “Blankets. all wool, to weigh A pemnts - | Tiss Ges bez feet long ‘and 5 feet wide, and free from care. len Socks, Pp ene sizes. perl madey of good fecce wool, with double and twisted arn,to weigh three pounds per ne pair, free rom grease. Crass No. 3. nen for pants, 8 inches wide, v. SS Canten Flannel for drawers, @Z inches wide, to weigh 7 ounces per yard 5,000 yards Cotton Ticking, for Bedsacks. Unife Cs eee Sey it ) 1,100 Uniform Caps, complete, (except pompons. 1,200 Pompons, red worsted, ball shape, and five inches in circumference. 4.000 Fatigue Caps, with covers, to be made of blue cloth, indigo wool dyed, 1.400 Stocks, ss No. 5. wo Coat Bon (eagle.) 240 gross Jacket Buttons. (eagie.) ne cross Vest Buttons, (eagle) Mm Ou pairs Yellow Mota! Crescents and Scale re Epaulette Bullion for Sergeants and Uor- wee (00 sets Epaulette Bullion for Private. 0 Worrnted Sashes. yards Yellow Binding. 2,000 yards Red Cord ii peords tor Corporala, 40 Swords for Musicians. 25 Drums, (tenor,) complete. Fy Drum Slings. #0 Batter Drum Head. £0 Snare Drom Head. 150 Drum Cords. £0 sete of Drum Snares. 25 Boxwood “B”’ Fifes. & pair Dram aa CL. 8,000 Army Boots. ( iMastsy aii! ) Crass No 7. 500 Cartridge Boxes with Magazines. 1.80 Bayonet Scabbards with Frogs attached. M0 Percussion Cap Pouches, 600 Cartridge Box Belts. 700 Waist Belts. 20 Waist Pli 25 Sword Frogs, 1 Knapeacks, si Hevereacks. By Murket S Slings. ai Baines making and Siaming ay following articles, viz Watch Co: ats. a rmpemn = ae for Sergeants, Corporals, Mu- sicians and Privates. Fatigue Coats, for Sergeants, Corperals, Mu- ‘a and Privates. Woolen Pants, for Sergeants, Corporals, Ma- siclans and Privates. Linen Pants, for Sergeants, Corporals, Musicians and Privates. Fianne! Shirts, Linen Shirts, Crass No. 8. Red and Blue Jackets, for Boys. Bedeacks. ‘The abovementioned a must conform in all Tespects to the sealed standard ines ern in the office of the Ge tesionenag Marine Corps. Marine Bar- racks, cahingwa. BD C.; Assistant Quartermas- ter’s Oftice Marine Corps, 226 south 4th street, Iyu. New Yor = at ne, —— Stations at Brook- . New Yor! ny husetts; where rad can be porte ay pe whenever the articles named above, or any portion of them, shall be considered as = fall Paforming to sainples, they will be rejected the contractor will be bound to tons others of the required kind atonce, or the Quartermaster hod end the deficiency at the expense of the con- ractor, Payments will be made pa the accepted deliv- ery of the whole quantity. which may from time te time be ordered, withholding ten per cent. from the payment of ‘account rendered under first order, ubtil second order is filled, and ten percent. fram account ee ge under second order, until third a is » and so on until contract is com- let M'Eech proposal must be accompanied by the fol- lowing guarantee : FORM OF niet palace = The undersigned ot and of “io the ‘State of hereby guarantee. ‘that in case the following bid of for supplies, as above described, be ac- cepted, he or they will, within ten days after re- ceipt of the contract at the Post Office named, exe- cute the contract for the same, with good and suffi- cient sureties, and in case the said hall fail toenter into ‘contract aforesaid, we gaarantee to make good he ge difference between the offer of the said and that which may one . Witness. EF. Cc. Thereby certify that the above named known to me as men of prepesty, and ar mie to make good their guarantee. To be signed by the United States Distri: U ee States District Attorney or Collecto! * Bo perc will be considered unless acon pani by the above guarantee. Newpapers authorized to publish, the above err send the paper containing the first insertion to:mjg office for examination The bidders place of business or manufacturing establishment must be specifically stated in the Proposal. Pireehsekeanteres pte wre Er nals for Bupplics ter the Marine Cor ° H dreeed to B. SLACK. Quarter- and add: master, M Washington, “D.0. 0c 2-lawaw SALE OF NAVY POWDERS, a Navy Department, nee ranance ‘November 6, isis Will be sold at Public Auction, under the tree: tion of Captain Willian Rogers Taylor. Ro at the Ordnance Yard, Washington, he oR ON DAY, N ber atl? noon. bare OLNAVY CANNON and MUSKET POW, les of these Powders can be seen until the an gy atthe Ordnance Office, with the de- scription ard quantity of each kind attached. powders must wg weap Bs bg the purchasers withing beta 6 from the day ef Terms: in Government funds. A. WISE, Chief of Bureau. SPEING ASSORTMENT 486 MARKRITER’S, NO. 486 erie STREET, E TOCK oF 1 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, ee EMBRACING eee ae HANGINGS. varied stock of Gilt, Medium no 7-tuthét 486 Ave! low and priced Paper i ings. Borders, Statue, Cen- tre jeces, ac, om Ry Toncame Largest and Hand. somest in the Biueriet, WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Pink a Chocolate, Brown can Gilt Window Shader, @ variety of patterns Shade Fixtures, Tassels, &c. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Silk and Worsted Picture Co: Tassels, dif- ferent tises and colors, beautiful . "Pio- ture Rings, Nails, &c. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. a of Oval Frames {; to be gilded with gold eal ; \ | ' \ | | | RAILROAD LINES, FPALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Wasnincton, Oct. 29, 1885, ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE, and I REINTON AND THE WE8T,are now run as fol! FOR PALTIMORE. Leave daily; except Sunduy. at 6. 1:15 a. m., and S30, and 440, and 7-90 p.m BR ALL WAY STATIONS Pe ck, daily, except Sunday, at €:ls, a. m.,and FOR PRINCIPAL Way STATIONS, vis: Biadensbur; Beltsville, Laenrel, Aw Junction, and Relay House, leave at 63) sz = and 3:8 and 440 p.m. daily, except Sum FOR SEsAPOLE. Leave at 6-%and 80a. m., dail except Sunday. No trains to or 2°, Avaapo —_——_— ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 8:20 a. m. and 115 and 3.5) and7.38 p.m, FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at $30 a. m. and 3.30 p.m. FoR. op L PARTS OF THE WEST D, and Leavy re dal except Sunday. at 7:30 a. mand 1. except « also urday, when intest train lenyes at lis p. m. On Sunday at 1:15 and 7:30 p. m. only. connecting st Relay Station with trains from timere to “rinot Parkersbur THROCUH TICKETS to tho West cam be had at Station Ticket Ofice at all hours as at the new office iu the Ameri- nilding. ,Penneyivani F New vere, Philadelphi, adver ‘Through Line Ss Doeten, #0@ W.P SMITE, aster of Transportation, L_M. COLR. General ent, Weskingjom. ce M-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, W weit gs as ‘LINE BETWEEN WAsuT 1 * HILAPELISIA AND NEW 10) Wasnine ton, October 29, 3865. ‘Traine between Washington and New Tone are a = ae follows. NEW YORE. ‘vithout chance of cars, aber daily (except Sunday) at 7:30 a. and 6 “FOR f NEW TORK, changing cars at Philadel- mieare daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 a. m, and Pp. m. FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave daily (except Sanday) at 7-30 and 11:15 &. m., and 4.40 and 7:30 p.m ON SUNDAY. 4:40 Leave for New York até =. er Leave for Philladeighta af 3) p.m "ag only. cars for New York on 7:39 P. gaily: except Bondas x cine ant heey ng car rur only & ae Frrough tickets to Phil New York, or et p’ in be had at the Station ‘Office ‘at all bours as well as at the new of in the Amer- ‘aph Building, Pennsylvania esvenue, between 45: and 6th stree! te, Bee Battimore and Vhio Rattrend advertisement for schedule between W. napelis, 7 a they Wert. ington, Baltimore, An- Trane jon. e Ticket A; Agent, Was! ington. oF ORANGE AND ALEAANDRIA R. R. MITH, Master of BY BA GTON LEXAND: 1 ey Matohiions ss AND LYNCHB' Ms APriday, Rept. 1, 1065, the Trains on this road will me follows: THES tw advantage ever all others, having Scommnuons rail from New York to > 4 it also, es thron Fairfax, Bull Ren, Manas- — ristoe, Catlett's riley where Oul- et Orange and Gerdensville, where many of e laie great oR eee > Sought, Tickets can be in Adame Express Rollaing. age 4 “the 2: Depet angeen, owes SES Train i f i “ei ly cor moral Superintentent 3. MBhoaous A it, Alexandria, Rept. 1, 1805. " Pasecoger Agr G™ PEN NBY LVANIA BOUTE NORTHWEST A an D SOUTHWEST. On and after ber 25, trains win pi joave, Balt frem North Calvert Station, as { PFeet Mail See Soak, x. ‘Kecommodation. $e 3 Ene onan d Pictsbare — 3-4 nee PM THE Sieetth the payer WASHINGTOR Bugales Boch ©, daigua. and for Tew City. P. M. TRAIN FROM WAshiInan agenda Sg 8 P. M. train from Balti: va mere for Pitteburg aud Erie. 6a P.M TRAIN? FRom wasntyersa oe nects with the xpress from Ball pore. omg ru re Elmira, without change of cars, ing at Pitteburg for, cincinnati, Obi — Louis, and Biase 8 buffalo. B Rochester GH ‘RAIN oN os ONE i 1753 Beer P. m. eurerino c CARS ON 1 wear i povnitow Fake aX QUIGk TE. tiekets and any inf Trauia Route, corner ‘For ofee at the Great pvanie ovesee end. under Ne fonal Depot House, Ro. 403 U street, near New Socom: avenue, Westy ARRY, mr dent N.C. RB. JNO. GILLETT, Passenger om corner 6th street and Pa. avenue. dec 20-46 GECEET DISEASES! 6! SECEET DISEASE) SAMABITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, €e. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. Only Ten Pills to b¢ Taken to Effect @ Ours, ‘Cures in “twenty-four hours.” Prepared by « University of F penal vente, one of ote Doctors and Chemists cf the present day ; MUEthoee rhe here TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATRYER. istrict, warranted cured, or ariety of Dark W. with, of eetting cures, Also, ay myles ny ae Visite z ae ne ENGRAVINGS AND D PAINTINGS, Bent by, wna4aea ny ee ao Ng % A few choice Engravings and Paintings ‘always | Price-Male packages, $2. , 8. Paper Hi and Window Si pecan P ES SSPE | ALCOR, BLOC eo a iD ey Foret cata or abt ee ERs. St c Ast eat 486g ot SHEET an 486 | OA pe ec ae oe = e Odd faahin je 3-3 ann! TANS RO T AND HER FRANKLIN i a eet poten couisntes every peste CP SCIENT! info io Powers cgeribed : pba SS the Saeeet gag FEACTICAL'S OPTIOIANS. and permaned Este iben Taneatle ~ a BRAZILIAN “PRB BLE je PERISOOPTO | farity that for which you may repent in afer years, refrain and sod ears regk and im. | Altheree FAN'S BOOT AND HEED UCICES” Bnd condition of doe vineal eeu Ope | crea a ates impuritios from the Also, a fe fassortment of | 5 — | system, Glasses, Microscoy AS meee Opers SAMARITA aA Ske W wash” Dervarkoen | Ricca cu ‘and Mathemati- | ice Beents: Full cal Instruments always on and at the lowest prices. _ aE! POT FOR | CARTES D) “ye siette or ciehriien hs plein and. fine collection Speer. in fin yarious fine bindi fotding trom 30 trom 20 to cece CON: DENTIAL, Xorxe wn sonny Ee " jes of married life; ausen, eel cog ee oe debit Ta Pie of ‘one eh =] SEC! Fated ps ot Unies =e ton | "T varting’s Fich POMADE OPTiEM — r im rich gloss and exquisite perfume Soe | she Stair fer faz superior to any ot ox repa 8 & CO., New iy Oh Beco tee hao es tar. bee sold ori ERs rage wine MIXTURE — entirely reliable remetyasege- Stuladiceyia forsale by oll Druggists. Price bettle. 208 19-c0ly,a cret 81 per Bye WHAT THE GPORREAL ER OF THE SAMA “On 74 ‘Cera Be. Rica, Few pee terice .E ee it ie Fe represented, 1 Yours, very srAdtantle Mia Sera ae E00 Bor tsk Baers ce fee CALVERT FORD, corner 11th stree secre | “HESAY. BY COOK. Alexandria, may 6-4f P. OB MISE: H+ PINES are BY i—-THAT IS Sri Fementty Stout Tne hoe