Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1865, Page 4

4 TXT a EVENING STAR. WEARING THE GREEN. The following is the celebrated song which | created such intense excitement throughout Great Britain, and for the inco’ tion of which, in his piece, _ Bourcicault’s play of “Arrab na Pog be withdrawn from the London stage: Paddy. dear, and éid “inard bear The news that's gol of res The Shamrock raee ferbid by iow to Grow on Iris! Ne more St. Patrick's day we'll keep, rapinctcs sieay ot kent ‘or there's e y law inst the Wearing of the gree I See wit f Naspy Tas Tander, and he took Me by t! And he cma “How's peor opld Ireland, And how does she stand Fhe" 's the most distressful Gentry that poe you have seen, re hanging men ‘and women there for Vearing of the green. Then since the ochon we must wear is Eng'and’s cruel r Bure Ireland's sons will never forget the Blood that they have #! Yon may take the Shamrock from your hat And cast it on the It will take rect and flourish there, Though under foot it's trod. When the law can keep the blades of grasa Frem growing as they grow, And when the leaves in summer time ‘Their verdare dare not show, 5 Twitl a reer in my cai Bat till that ¢ ap God, Il stick To wearing ol the green. Put if at last the color should Be torn from Ireland’s heart, Her sone with shame nd sorrow from ‘The dear old soul will part. I've beard whispers of a ceuntry That lies beyond ft -. Where rich and poor stand equal in The light of freedem ih! Erin, wi e leave you, driven By the tyrant ? be we ask a mother’s welcome from ‘ance but happi. _ Waerede casiooee Bog giand’s - Wrareldom never shall be # And where, thank God! weil live and die Still wearing of the green! Mcrper ty FRepeRtcK Covnty, Mp.—A | ‘wanton murder was perpetrated last Saturday by & negro boy, aged about seventeen years, and named Bowens, upon the body of a white boy, aged ten years, named Daniel P. Myers, a son of the tenant on the farm of John Derr, Esq., three and a half miles northeast of Fred- erick city, Md., adjoining Monocacy bridge on the turnpike leading to Woodsboro’. Accord- ing to a statement in the Ezaminer the two boys Were sent out to a field with some cattle, and subsequently the body of young Myers was foand covered with blood and dead. Bowens ‘was arrested, and at first alleged that his com- panion had teen kilied by a kick from a horse, but soon after confessed that he had kilied him by beating bim with aclub. No reason for the murder is given. The Jamaica Insuraection.—The insur- + Tection of the negroes in Jamaica, which com- menced in the parish of St. Thomas in the East, appears to be a much more serious affair than it was at first supposed, and the imsur- Tectionists are carrying it on with great feroc- ity. It broke outon the ith of October, and on the 16th not a single white man remained in the parish; many of them having been killed and the remainder haying flea to saye their lives. It is reported that the negroes are guilty of the grossest outrages, torturing their pris- oners and mutilating the bodies ofthe dead. A number of the insurrectionists has been cap- tured and executed by the Britich authorities, and martial law had been proclaimed by the Governor. Sy There are 16,350 children attending the eighteen public schools of Chicago. 7 Boston had 60 deaths last week. &F The Wisconsin hop crop is valued at BIH0.000, 000. S7 The Fenians are to be tried by a special commission in Europe. . &7 A company has been formed in Pittafield, Mase., to manufacture ladies’ waterfalls of hog’s bristles and rat tails. ——_—_-- ore. SPECIAL NOTICES. SS TWO BAD CASES OF PILES siete er DR. STRICKLAND ’S PILE REM Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wisesuatoe aie fer the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he bas been troubled for eight years with an aggra. yated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the army as incurable, [ral a quite para- lyzed with the Piles.) Both these di« Tessinug Cases Were cured with one bottle of Dr STRIOKLAND: 3s PILE REMEDY, The recommendation of these ees beside the daily testimonials received y Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those su‘Ter- ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. aye aa Pile ‘ees Itis sole tk Druget gists Le Ww. 3 ¢ HAS. CH RISTIANT, 71 Pa: - jue and 50% Ninth street. oc 25-ly A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscientiously neconeentee to thosesnf fering from a distressing cou, DR. crt pas "S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM, t gives relief almost instantaneous, aud is withal ee isagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt but the Mejlifiuous Cough Balsam is one of the | “AUCTION SALES. BY Cc. W. BOTELER, J: Jn., Auctioneer. FURNITURE, GILT- | see Sb rato FORTE, “toy AT Ne ‘+ Nevember 13, eomme: 1» AF ion eel, at the rorldence of Ht a. Pt ee hd ects. a large co! on o Lp , Fursiture, consisting in part as follows, viz: | Rosewood-case Piano, seven octave, scroll beat eas, made to order by Geo. F. Guild & Co., | Suteot Bi Oa Eines, Dining-room, and Cham- ol arlor, My “her Ourtains ne A ie collecticn of valuable Oil Paintings and | avings, subjects enumerated in catalogue | wi ainut fa: thor Suit, epholstored in n velve' Rosewood Parl rlor Suit, upholstered ik brocatel | holid Rosewood Center Table, scagnol ‘a to. 1? ranted A dl Bronge Groups, Statuettes, and Parian Martie t Busts, questrian Statue of Jack- ron: * erg it ier, im stry Bramets Cazpeta ‘atkey, Velvet, and Tapestry Brusse Gas C) Mandeliers and Gas Fixtures throughout the bou Bolid Oak ; Extension Dining Table Oak Sideboards, with marbie tops Osk A a Ctairs upholstered in rep and green Hall on Sloth, Oak Hall S One superior Billiard Table, with Phelan’s combi- nation cushions folid Rosewood Bedstead Dressing Bureau, with marble top, and Wardrobe ‘with mirror front Mahorany and Walnut nn Cabinets, Ward- Biabcguay sea Waneet ogany ai alnu jounges Sleepy Hollow Chairs, Walnut Commodes Superior Curled Hair and other Mattresses Spring Beds, Bolsters. and Pillows ahogany and Cane Seat Chairs Kitchen Furniture and Cooking ee, &c. With many other articles not necessary to partic- ulvrize, altogether forming a large ‘collection of very superior Household Furvitere, worthy the attention of housekeepers and those at fur- sale. cash on delive: Descriptive catalogues can be had at the house on the moruing of the sale. nod d&ds C.W. BOTELER, Jr., Auct. yY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. | HCUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN DBRATCRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF aye NTLEMAN REMOVING FROM THE CIT On MONDAY MORNING Morember 13, com. mencing st 10 o’clock, we shall sell, at No. 220 H street, between 20th and Zist streets, naming in art— Per Walnut Hair Cloth Sofa and Chairs Cane and Weed Seat Chairs, Whatnot Carpet and Matting, Rugs nut Extension Dining Table nut Bedsteads, Lounge nut Bureaus ; Walnut Washstande, Pictures Window “Ta Hat Reck Parlor a whe hamber Stoves tresses illows and Bolsters Hall'and Step Carpet all and Step Carpe! Crockery, China, and Glass Ware Refrigerator bang Sideboard nut Sofa and other Fancy Tables bi ane and Wood Seat Rockers © Gokery and Tin Toilet Ware — i bnes — Buckets Stove and Fixtures Haare Kitchen Reauisitess n . tos etek J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aneta, B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. FABM FOR SALE OF FROM 20 TO 30 Acres, all under cultivation. The improvements are a House containing 12 rooms, large Barn, Sta- ble, Corn-house, Servants’ Quarters, &c. Thoreis alarge number of Ornamental and Fruit Trees, and the grounds near the house are tastefally laid off. The land is in good order and suitable for farm- ing and gardening. City property would be taken ment. For farther particulars inquire mises,on Rock Creek Church road, 8% miles from the Centre Market, about % of a mile beyond the Soldiers’ Home. MES MARY WALKER. BF The above will be unless sooner disposed of, at Public Sale,on DNESDAY, November 15th. 1865, at 120’clock m., on the premises. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trust on the Premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser mone handred dollars will be required down when cm 1-20" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* WARDW ELL & HAYS, Anctioneers; Georgetown, D. 0. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY Goops, At our auction store, No. 36 East Market Space, Georgetown, Koper nage plete iartd EVENING, Oct. 24th, et 7 0’clock, and continuing every night during the week. The ladies of Georgetown are particularly invited toattend. For particulars see our bandbills aud posters. oc 21- ARDWELL & HAYs, Ancts. Fas FOR an Ms oR NCE GEORGE'S te vation; the soil well Lens a to gardening and farming purposes; the residue is heavily timbered, (say from three to five thousand cords of Timber) a desirable location <> team mill. The improve- best preparations in use, and is all that its propr | ments consist of a large new barn. This Farm ii etor claii fe tried it during t! within ten mi of Washington, on one of the be: past wee lief from a most bog = Seba to that piace, and joins the lands cough. Itis prepared by Dr. Stricki«nd, 39 | Ca Sess others, fycamere street. Cincinnati. Ohio. and hy cals ty nee wish! to purchase can be ae to the Druggists. Sold by J. W.NAIRN &CO..alsoat | subscribers ifving adjacent to the la: who will WAITE’S Drug Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI- take pleasure in ehowing the premises a oe Pa, avenue and 5602 Ninth sti ec 26- TO DYE EASY is very destrable. MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in ene bottle. No wash,nostain, notrouble. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing te avoid the publiei- ty of having their Hair dyed in public, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by using THE VENETIAN DYE. It does not rub off or make the Hair appear dusty or dead, but imparts new life and lustre. Gives a beautifal black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price75 cents. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, N.Y. DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. my l6-eoly THE LADIES, in their soveret, judges ‘of emotional enjoyment, have. dec ed That sel ctaatote are saperteeeeg eae eet the ‘exauisite fragrance of Phaton'e. “NiGH Te BLOOM a CEREUS.” Bold everywhere, nos We COLGATE’S HONEY SOAP. ‘This celebrated Torter Soar,in such aniversal . is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, frasrantly scented and extremely beneficial in its action apon the akin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan 2-coly Se ee MARRIAGE obi CELIBACY, An Essay of W ved oy d Instraction for Young y the Bowser A Associ: den. just pa ation, ——— Rr J letter envelopes free of charge. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Foe Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 93m SECRET DISEASES. Bamanizan's Girt is the most gffectual remed Set, eae anae ee oar casee in in’ewenty four 'y pete Fe ral, no ten pills to taken. it in the sila 4 J the wold ers hope. ® fico ‘who do aRiTaN’s Root ann tea am Positive Loy erg Sore cure fo 8y] = : ” rs, &e. beet for gi. Kins o ©. Ford. Bee 2 ph of i be = STOP THAT SCRATCHING, eres lch wid Balt Bhews ea eee, It — ne, Cle Bheum in are; slso oures z 350 Pennsylvania avenue. DON’T FRET —You can stop Headache. Tooth- ache and Neuralgia instantly or eash returned. Use Warcorr’s Ixstaxt Pain ANSIHILATOR. Cures €) heat Cy Bold atall stuces. D- ashington, D Agent HE CADE Btudent; We pdoredt or Btesm Navigation. Londoi or Steam for the in and Progress o empleton on the ; Russell on the Sterm Rene don; King on Steam Angines and P; ~ and i the = pages jerome ob Screw Propa ards Steam fo - (: Marine Engine Potts tl ; Willigme on Hana Mees ROSEINE, FUCHSINE, 1 o-phine, Emerald Green, Blue, Mauve Svluble Blue, Purple. The above ine Dye Crystals in }ox. bottles, with directions for use. Also, Scarlet Paste. (Sobable im Wateris, per ib. int ie ders. DANTE Te b- FON & SON, Aniline Dye Merchants and Deyeah: ig Coleman street. London. Mills and tory—Bermondsey. N.B.—Prices greatly au M.-F I3w.n bd 18 TO GIVENOTICE, That the subscri 1 Ler has obtained from the Orpla my Washington county, in the District of Colum} <4 letters of administration on tate ot Joho K. Burtis, late of Washingtou Cur, }) C-- deceased.” All persons having claims against the ‘said dee _ are hereby warned to exhibit the sume. w onechers thereof. to the sabscri psa morpeien teey of November next; they Pn r 5 ofthe = wn ¥ law, be excluded from all benefit | Gives onder my hand this sist O Juotiawow"] "HARRIET PULTION” Juestions onthe | Steam Loudon; Walker | The sale te take place at Bobey’s Tavern, Sur- ratteville, at 11 o'clock a. m. z= Pe HEISKELL. v P. HILL, A Agent, UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY c. Ww. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER, Wasnixcron, D. 0.. Nev. 6, 1985, o¢ 27-eolm* li be sold at epics ‘auction im thi eit: vt th: DOUGLAS HOSPIT L, corner of I eck. forth end 3d_street, ding, O} - ines, Furnitari éatabiishment. Sale to cemme MOENING, November 14, 1855. Wo’ Yelock @. m. and to be continued daily’ at the same hour until e disposed of. Property will be re- aah take paid fo! for and ere within forty: eight hours from termination of sal Cata- logues obtained at this offi on Oo 8A ea Pa ‘a _no 6-8t Surgeon U iT. Sz OF GOV: Pe td es AT ALBX- o artermaster’s Dates shear ae pa Pie ae Washington. ovember 6. 1865. Will berold at public mn, at Alexandria, Vir- nia, under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant lone! J. G.O. Lee, A. Q. M.,on THURSDAY, November 16, 1865, at 1 o’clock ‘p.m., the Govern: ment BARDS LOX ACONNING, NO. 2.” ‘Terms : Cash, in Government funds, By ore of Brevet Major General D. H. Bucker, Chief Quartermaster, tof Washington. _ Ro 6-9t_ Fixe CLOTHING. wae 1 ae HENKLEMAN, ALTIMORE RE! L Between Calvert and South itrocty South ads. pit Midition to his CUSTOM ADB bes aoe en a) ‘i RADY. MADE rcLot is G per poreign ana Dor ic materi cul \- rerior — iu the latest styles and of eu. i Gentlemen in want of fine or clothing will a dnd it greatly to their advantage to examine hi fore pure! Mode to Order,in Brey Col medium quality pes? tothe Ready Mado and ee oe ry Manner, Price Only Having unsurpaseed Seth es for buyin re I wd vantag: 3 red them in t femarket. a vf: Call and examine Stock and Prices. 7 Orders by mail receive prompt attention, _ ep 63m . DOTER a BUENSTINE, LIOZNSED PAWNBROKEBS. @51STH STREET, Second doer from Pennsylvania avenue, souta Sid LIBERAL ADVANCES ORES, JEWELEY, SEARS 2 a aire ILLIAM STEAM MARBLE WOKS, Manufacture MARBLE M MANTLES MONUME ASHSTAND TORE ight TABLE AUCTION SALES. ; LNAL SALES OF GUVERNMENT HORSES | I AND MULES. Quanrzamaste Gx; J Fda | ‘WasHINe: ae Will be sold at public auction, during the month of November. t time aad places named bel Kew York oy FURSD AY, ‘of each week, 100 | HORSES each New York tay THURSDAY of each week, 100 MULES each day. at EAST UNARIA, ey posses Y, Nevember 3, Pa. am SATURDAY of each week, | me oy: UEBDAY of each week, 300 | ae are URen rig) ovember 2, 9, FS rere AY, November 7, — —WEDNESDAY, November 0, hatte, Pa.—FRIDAY, November 12, ro Chester, Delaware reounty, Ps .- WEDNESDAY, November 22, 100 HORS nea Pas A SHURSDAY, November 16, 100 Boitnerille, Pa.—THUBSDAY, November 30, 100 | Titusville, Pa—THURSDAY and FRIDAY, No- vember 23 and 24, 100 uae a each day. D ARE. Wilmington. Pa TOESbay of each week. 100 | BORBES each d Wilmi' poston, Dei. —FRIDAY, of each week, 100 MULES each ae etre Ma. QEDNESDAY, November 35, PN itn — se hitatelphie, Pe Berrsber ULES eac! 100 HO! Bel eer Md. eee a November 29, 100 HOKSES. GIESBORO. D. TUESDAYS and THURSDA is of each week, 100 HORSES each day NO SALES OF ‘MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASHINGTON, D ©. At this weries of sales all the ‘Government ani- =~ will be disposed of. Buyers shouid therefore ail themselves ef this last oppertunity to pur- cheee. For eales of pesiicestaas in the West see official Wi — news, wold i aoa oe cash. in U: ited States comrencr By order of the Quartermaster General SA. EKIN Brevet Brigadier General, in ie First Division. Q. M. RAME BUILDINGS AT AUCTION. Subsistencey % Oo Office Depot at Commissary of of Washington, D Nov. 8. Will be sold at plic anction,on THU RSDA November 16, 1865, at 11 o'clock a.m.,at the ol Government’ Bakery. in this city, corner of 24th end bo streets, the following e F rame Building, * by Ff ns = by : Cashin Government Tunds dv at the time of Major and 6:8. U.S.A. @ALE Ca GOVERNMENT FppUpines AT Chies 9TH beings id Joon wae Ketan oy arermas er’s wt 01 fashington, Qu Washington. , November 9. 1365. Will be sold at public os » on the eS under the apreet ion of Captain J. H. Crowell, A. . M., on TUESDAY, Bove mber 14, 1365, at i o'clock p.m... the following described Government Buildme dd property sit situated at 9th street wharf, Washingtor as follows: Two (2) Hay Sheds, each br 208 feet. One (1) Stable. 13 by $1 fee One (1) Platform on hart 32 by 93 feet. The Buildings will be sold’ singly. and must be removed within ten days from date of sale. Terms: Cash, in Government funds. By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster pore of Washington CHAS. H. TOMPKIN’ no 9-4t Brevet Colonel and Ganrteramaster. L*8S5 SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE Be aas CARS. RA eA D AU EE rES, M TERL Will be sold ease auction, at Newbern, North Carolina, on TH AY, November 3, 1865, the following proper: 34 Locomotive feet 834 inch guage. 24 box Freight Cars, 4 feet 8% inch guage. Rack Cars, 4 feet 83s inch guage. 136 Flat Cars, 4 feet 8% gui Hand Cars, 4 feet 834 Tock guage. Pe the peceineey Tools, aud Materials in Pe: 8. M. Railroad Bepair Shops at Newhern, There will also be offered about 408 tons Eetiroad Iren, large quantity of Bridge and Rai! Spikes, Chairs, Cary ag A Bigskemitte ~— fernepr ye Tools, Steel, and Copper, and Rai anton et Ba and} Material generally. jon of Bai anagers and Deal- FOBT roesabions: with lists of t e property and description of the engines, will be £5" on appli- cation te the sadersigned at Raleigh, N.C., by let- ter or Seloareph. ‘Terms: Cash on day of sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m., November $0. and to continue from day today until the prop- erty is sold. By order of Briged ier Genezal D.C. McCallum, ilitary Ri allponda Dee States: General Manager Col. C.Q. M. ng, General s Superintendent Department N.C. _Rarrion, N.C. October $1,185. no 8.17E ARGE SALE oF CONDEMNED VARTER. MASTER STORES. SCRAP TRON a WULANCE SPRING WAGONS! * Chief Quartier master’ 's Opes, Da Depot of Washington, ‘ashingion November 4, 1965. Will be roid at pubic an auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Colonel 0. H. Thompkins, A. Q. M., atthe Government Mill, iE street, between 21st and 22d streets. Washington, on MONDAY. November 20, 1865, at lv o’cloc »@ large lot of Condemned Quartermaster Stores, viz: Letter Presses. Bedsteads. Buckets, Iron Safe, Tables. Desks, Bits, Blankets, Chains, Hammers, Harness, Halters Saddles, Whips, Wrenches, Portable Forges, B eats, Kettles. Lan: erns ensures, jaws, Shove. Spades, Wheel 5 = ‘Will be sold at the late site of Gavernment Re- pair BOERS) on 2ist street. between E and F streets, Ha Ms SDAY, November 23, 1345, at 1@ o’cloek 4 300 pounds of Wagon Axles, Iron, 7,800 pounds of Wagon Brings, 25,100 pounds of Scrap Chain, 2,400 pounds of Scrap Iron, fe. WiM be sold at Kendall Green Park, about on mile northeast orine Baltimore and Ohio Bullroad Depot, on FRI DAY, November 24, 1355, at 10 104 Two-horse Amunlances, 22 Two-horse yppring Wagons, ree 1 Treo ‘bi rite TOe wi wil continued from day to day until 8 in sold. it be removed by the purchasers the, Fade within fived ‘days : from date of sale. ‘Terms : Cash, in Government funds. By order of Brevet Major General D. 11. Racker, Chief Quartermaster, De, rye of Weshingten. AS. KINS, no 4-17t Brovet Colonel and Quartermaster. RPHANS’ COURT, Bistricr or Covumsia, VASHINGTON COUNTY, To tet: In the matter of the petition of Josiah Bimpeson, ardien to the minore children of Hanson Barnes, jecea! The suid grardtan having reported that he had soid all the right and title of hie wards. (together with the interest and title of James H. ‘nes, his consent,) of, in. and to lot No. 20. in mo Grunell's” subdivision of square Nov 4%. of the a of the city of Washington, tojWm. = ‘Foster, or the sui of @1.192 80, and that the said Foster aoe complied with the terms of this ae D.. 1835. ‘that ¢ of October, A. . ord ia ie be, and the same is, hereby ratified and on firmed, unless cause to the contrary be or before the 18th day of November next: Ror of this erder be published in the Evenin, bred three times a week for three weeks before sai +> Jnage oft Orphans’ Cour 6 01 1e TS Test :—Z. 0. ROBBINS, Pane Court, 0¢ 2f-e03w * Register of Wills. Mtg ewe by poral Letters Pat- Eng and Paris the Eeole de Pharmacie de Pi pant tee bet Tera} Ocnisemar Noite nay f jesmar No. is oe tion, Spermathorrhoea, and haustion. mos System. game | No. has guureiy Zeperseaed the naseous use of Hisbie etna Oubebs, &c. Tries- mar No. 8 is the infal! for all Impuri- ties and mdary Symptoms” th fhe nee of mercary and all othe ir dele: leteri ous ingre. | BE Each ration is in ‘ach prepai odd, the form of a most able Lozenge. from the eff if end chan, =~} of cot atmonnbers. sin tin care. 08 3 enc oan i menting BO Diviied la eopete a. aa sav % in separate doses x ine 82 Velbon, Sallsmante, ‘eeenat oo: ps ony and potasl bs Dr. ‘ker trent, ney PY. Tr. BARROW, No. 194 Iso of 8. O. FORD, No. 290 Tiss hagas 9-6 corner’ E ie BOOKS—Neili ¥.. Smith's nae n- 's Anatom open at Madame F. Borde’s French Millinery, No 356 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and7th sts, over Mr. James ¥ is’ Hat Store. SF Latest style ofp, tterns always on hand, and or sale cheap. 2-Im* N.u MILLER, JUSTiCh OFTHE Omce Ro 511 9th street wat pete Fenn erence: Feula respectfully inform his fri and ¢l lic generally that he in a Sitending to alt’ Bae: the’ p Aumont ty, as to Soe Laodiond sel Tenant rsh ice given in all ite a - jen} | aatin and ay tsa ul oh oon ot IGHT YEARS r} E pes; Bourne’: "s Hand na be oe a4 Hon. a a Voices Of Nature. ty { we; Sera on Radiation; \ Ws Eid ATLL, um; Gra} Mom _* to ‘order on reasomable terms | vols.; Wood ‘* netaperaticy ty wo gh pice and —- Bache’s U. creel Dunglisn ‘ei Meant eep co stantly on hand EASTERN MAR- Dictionar, ; Gross ery, two vols ‘ehsen’s Blea ARELE TILING. Surgery; Watson's Pr tee; Griffith "5 Formularrs Orders for Piamber’s SLABS promptly attended | Ellis’ Formulary; and many others for sale at the to. Pennsylvania Fcc nang between h and 19th peer prices streets west, Washington, D. 0. mara | oc I FRANCK TAYLO : EW DBESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESTAB- £ AND Ear N LISHMENT. SS__AMcorabie EVE and ee avpro- > Branch of Madame Dean, of New York city, now TIONS treated at Pa. ave., 246. bei 12th and 13th sts. at the Office of between 9 and ¢ clock: Sunday, 10 Pr. sction BY, Consultation Root ARTIFICIAL Inserted _o bl ypuniotat Reet on ee OwEn ODaaE) ° ant. V. Noonan, PRACTICAL ree AM AND Gas No. 402 D street. n 6th and 7th, oes all patie oan oe and in a thorough. race moderato jel ‘NO GLUE GREAT & GON mG A, CLRET ae TH J is Bhd ERFOR: Corx. we roparel ay t cogetss le. itis pi Dleasaut, to facto, ne and may be carried in the ee without fear of dereatign Cetera free. st Bost | wh Sold by JOHN J. KROMER, si ahaa "00 Chest: sent nucets Philadel £2} by 8. Avenue. Sent by mail inl TS Pattie AND OTHER oe OF IAs ADISON 8Y m 1769 to. Than ion ‘TLR, i i j foes. ve AUCTION SAL |]. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD- L*fxés AT THE PiCm ANT USE FORTS AROUND WASH bas We Aneto. merge 4 ma Bt comet hi tion to the hig! Piene pba oue = ee ic nae jon sd below sheet ~ ithe Sees deren Serra eters it J at tnd batteries ‘around Washington, as follows, we ORTH OF POTOMAC. ¥ T = a, pee vlok a. Fh MONDAY. OCTOBE! ot Seth, ina | , at Battery Parrott. atl o’cloc! nck pe Fort artim Scott Sajak dings. at 3o'cleck p. m. Vemen bree CEPORER Sint at 0 o'clock ee iirs, ebm, my n (14) Frame a a at 1 o'clock p. = Wanseta ipenty coe Frame and Log a WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE Patldings ame ras jock at F ral me Pp. m., 01 Buildings. Gaines aed On nTHURSDAY: *ROVEMBER 24, a.m. rt Kearney, twenty Bigg day at 20 clock p. m., at Fort Bus- Gat mead ponah ones at fe o'clock p. m., “ i. ry Sme: RIDAY NOVEMBER St a i es ‘o'clock a. A nee ert blemsaees ete (6) Frame Buildi Ae W o'clock Prome Buta. De | Remme day, at 120’clock m., a Fort Bunker Hil thirty- two Frame Buildings. On going NOVEMBER tth, wt 1 o'clock a.m.. at Fort Thayer, seven (7) Frame and Log Building Same day, at 12 o'clock, at Tat Fort Barat toga, Te (14) Frame and Leg Buildings. 1 OF EASTERN BRANCH. 6n MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6th. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at Fort Meigs, seven (7) Frame Buildings. Sfrotlock p isnt Bort Waguerand atuceeck at 20'cleck p at For age: atéo Pp. m., at gore Ricketts, four (4) Frame Buildings o h i on TUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, at 10 o’clock a oe at Fort rt Snyder, nine (9) Frame Buildi and same cme Bild om ‘clock p. m., at Fort Greb! 6 ve ($) Frame Bui sings. Por TOMA On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8th, at ll g’c.ock &. m., at Fort Willard, ten (10) Frame bi a ee. day cdl Ex Sirlock Pp. m., af ‘or’ On THURSDAY, Nove EMBER: ‘eh, vat, 10 o’cloek we =. , at Battery Garesche, nine (9) Buildings. e day, at 12 o'clock a. m., at Fort Reynolds. sieht (8) Buildings. end at's o'clock p. m. yt Fort Scott, six (6) Buildings. All frame struc- tures. On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 10 o'clock a. m., at as Berry, nine (9) ing Buildings. Same day. 2 o'clock a. Fort Barnard, twenty- one (21) Frame Bui Hoge seg SATURDAY, INO EMBER 1ith, at 100’clock a m., at Fort Runyon, eleven (11) Frame Build- ine. Bame day. at 12 0'clock m.. at Fort Albany, six hm Buildings, and at aoe p.m., at ah Sey fix my frame Building Ay" NOVEMBER 13th, at_10 o'clock a. oe at Fort © ‘icorany forty-nine (49) Frame and wee ade Buildin, UESDAT, "XOVEMBER =. at 10 o'clock a. na tau. peered (28) Buildings. rt Strong. nine- dings on ‘at So'clock p. m., at Fort Bennett, Balla (8) Buildings. All frame and stock- ade structures. ‘These sales embrace a very large quantity of lum- ber, and an exoctient Shdy aging is thus ee to land owners and others in the vicinity of Washing- ton to secure building and fencing material conve- nient to their property. The military guard will rem: 18e8 seven days property; an will berequired to remove the buildings, &., in fifteen days from the time of purchase, Buildings ml be sold sing’ pee Terms cash, in overnment ‘ands. , LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster oc 18-20t Department of Washington. LARSES SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE. vetindindme ie bop snide Oties, Pigg vor Meguingion TRE LOm, cteber 31 Will be sold, at Public Roctone ‘under the direc- tion of Captain D.G@. Thomas, MB int Warebermetlo! €: as Beventecath: iteca a and I streets north, and at Warehouse No. 9, on K ct, between Sixteenth and d Seventeenth streets, ington, ms O00 WEDNESDAY, o'clock rm #00 e000 Blankets, Roy Bed Sacks, oy 00 axes, 3 600 Pickaxes, 3.400 Shovels, FS des. Yo oad Lape oo et Cam pngttles, 2 —_ Mess French Block- Ie, 8, ye Metatticr _ apts ato Roapeacks.? 7.00 Haver: Tents 800 Common Tents. 2.700 fon Flies, 1,500 Sibley 609 Hospital Tent Tent Stoves, together wich a large lot of ats. Btockings, petees, Roots, Canteens, Dru: Sashes, Bugles zrempets, Tent Poles, Tent Cattinge, Canvas Cxttiogs: The eale will be continued from day to day until the whole lot is seld. Successful bidders will be required te remove the stores within five days from date ef sale. Terms—Cash in Government fuuds D. H. RUCKER, Pits Maj. Gon. and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. SALK OF yen EROAD Ma- CHINER Office sep iiepoal Quartermaster, Washington, October 31, 1355. " Will be sold at Fee auction,on WEDNESDAY, November 22. 1566, TE m.. at the Machine De vee of G. and C. PLACE. ‘0. 222 Pearl street, Avert ned. Pear (4) Fifteen-ton Jacks, One hundred (160) Claw Bars. > ah iy eet (44) dozen pasate Files. Six (6) Kerosene Head Lig’ The above machine inn 4 “new, and was con- structed for the United States Military Railroad a ae ¢ funds. orms cash, in Government ME SINSON, oc 31.17t Brevet Coionel and A. Q”M. PPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES, 00 Barrels prime New York APPLES. 380 Barrels pr Leto Bhode Island Bed and Yellow ONIONS. 500 Sensis Boe Buckeye, Carter and Mercer On hand, in store and pee Biccnak app iots to suit purchasers, Apply to MAOY. * Ww. ep 2-2m 97 Smiths Whart, Baltimore. ¥ BRINSMADE & Any en lar Licensed A ucti 372 Pa. ay., Sdioining ‘Metropolitan litan Hotel. &. CARD TO TH Leg Patan ii pw have Enis day onto tered ini rpose of Bree ur services to Household Furniture at and Lot and Btecks, 8 Bales, is, mideet ta the te <e, soy Mod ot vorable terms oa an any Auctioneers in respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends sr pers oad porate wishing the bervices of an guc- tioneer, believing that, from our experience of ‘zs yearn ts the business, we shall be able te give full satisfaction. Bales at Biore Every Evening. REFERENCES:—Hon. John W. Foruey, Richard sep 2-Im Morgan JOHN D. EDMOND & CO., 5138 513 th street, between D and BE, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN an out: oor business, and public for the selling of Fivate dv eee riage BUILDER'S, BLACK8MITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Out and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices,” Shovels, Picks, Axes, Bope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 51 3 THE LOWEST CASH PBICE. 518 [feb 15-ly] T= OLDEST OTE. rift) SW ala ON THB Ise yy of copacity eet Bees ThE re This Wie Motel, 5: fhe Side oldest ;condiucted om | eed 4 “elty, diy ray nec necessary for the Fenieierhe the increasing ikful for the bind sirealy resske by attention to business to Srirannr sits heretofere. Guesta rau aH be cha ged wit what they receive, P. EMRIOH, Proprietor, care coat sah _ co. ERs +48 AND ‘STeAM i FITTERS, NO. 500 NINTH ST., NEAR AVENUB, Bave just received. and will constantly kt on band, thie largest and beat ansortment in € cit ry HH i ets, Drop Lights, oie and other shades a all files in hig line, from the ‘bes sbiishmentata hmentsia New York, Phili pinta, ‘Ron whieh will be sold on the most reasoy nable ter atv RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE- BOABD the best RANGE( a le terms. Hotels, =e vited to call. ‘ail Kinds of GAS and STRAM FITTINGS sand, cheny. es sige overrthing 4 rienintecntees reattetne ay Tubs. Pa Soar ny contains, Water ins, & . 500 street, near hear Pennaytvanta sees Ta Setablishmentin the city. "* fob geatt™ us EXPRESS COMPA A>AusEX 14 Pa, ‘Avenue, Washinston, D. c EArrERy, NORTHERN ‘EST- GREAT FAS xPukes pOnWe a ARS. W. seen AND LE, MONE} EWEURY, VALU- S, Ni STOR Forwarded b iiss AND DISPATCH ‘to fo alt sections of the count ‘his SSaeacRnee Weert DgtPal oF NGTON.'D. 6. Sin, BOSTON, wasn SILADELPHIA: cL 1 ES wonnections tered hs te ow ork, end Boston | 18H PROVE ther steamnt Be Pao naan sata MP TON ‘sad LESEE Sees in Great britain and Conti. Collections of NOTES, LLS ade at all fi Enuladhg, mje 2 C. 0. sakington, D. O° Townsth the the sTHWEST ae a CT eS SER em I Breen oi gl ime mam ire pail apan ce Mill SA Raat uid PRePosats FOR INDIAK GOuDS. | — Daranrurst oy THE InTERIOR, OFFice OF Wasnixeton, D. Bealed a =. ind. Me Goods.” be rs “i vifice Afaira wptil 1 Sclock m OnBATURDAY. the 0 T next. for furnishing, im the grpotiies therein given, the articles mamed in following list FIRST €) ACK IAG BLANKETS. 3 point ee Blank a., to weigh § Ibe., pred meine Wie hite Bankets, £4x09in., to weigh 8 Ibe., 2 geist w Mite “Blankets, 4225; in.. to weigh 5); Ibs, 8 pornt Be Rearlet Blankets, 0x72 in., to weigh 8ibe., De peianna Blankets, 54x65 in.,to weigh 61bs., s nail Greeu Blankets, 6x72 in., to weigh 8 Ibs., 3 point I Indigo B Blue Blankets, @5x84 in., to weigh 10 2s pelt Lndigo Blankets, 54x66 in., to weigh | point Geatielin Blue Blankets, 66x% in., to weigh 10 rs. De point Gentinelia le Bh Blankets, 4x6 in., to ‘weigh 6 Ibs., 100 pairs. SECOND CLA8S—CLOTHS, Fancy List Blue Cloth, £00 yards. Gray List Blue Cloth, 3,000 y Ferds. Gray List Scarlet Cloth 208 yards, Saved List Blue Cloth. 3.200 sai Saved List Scarlet Cloth, 3. 0 yards. THIRD CLASS—DRY GUUDB. 8 4 Cotton Shawls, 20 dozen, 8-4 Woolen Shawis. or Linen Thread, 200 Cotton Thread, 00 10s. Calico, 75 0D yards. Turkey Red Oil Calico, 2 ave yards. Blue Drilling, 5,000 y ar: Bice Dewims. 1,000 yarde. an 0 Blue Piaide. e 0 yards. Kerseys, 1.060 y Plaid Lines . 10.000 yards Hickory Shirting, 8,000 —. Brown Skeeting ards. Checks, Stri and ‘Platde: 5,000 yards, Linseye, 6. Arsorted F) vader 2,000 yards. Flannel Shirts, 1.000. Calico Shirts, 1.000. FOURTH CLASS—HARDWARE. Fishbooks, assorted. 40 dozen, Fish Lines. assorted. 10 dozen. Hand Saw Files 10 dozen. Comp Kettles. 100. Short Handled Frying Pans, 500. Axes, to weigh from 4to 5 pounds, 20 dozen. Half Axes. to weigh 3% peunds, % dozen. Iron Tablespoons, & dozen. ‘The articles to be furnished must fn all respects conform to and be equal with the Government sam- pass in this office, or with samples accompanying in the department of blan- kets and cloths, are invited to furnish samples with their proposals. They are required so to do iuconnection with bids for the following-named articles: Brown niga Shirting Stripes. Sati nets, Plaid Linse: ick: ory Shirting. Checks, Stripes and Plaids, Linsey. Flannels, assorted, Flannel Shirts, Calico Shirts, Hickory Shirts, 8-4 Cotten Bhawls, 8-4 Woollen Shawls, Linen Thread Cotton Thread, Axcs and Half Axes. No bids for less than an entire class of the arti- cles specified will be considered. All articles farnished under contract will be ri- gidly inspected and compared with the samples by an agent or Laine By me pemeny n for that purpose. Such goods or articles as may in.any Senpoct fail to conform to the samples, Se andin that case the contractor will be bound to furnish others of the required kind or quality within three days; or, if that be not done, they will be parchaeed at liis expense, me nt i be made for goods received on in- voices eee certified by the agent or agents ap- pointed to inspect them The right will be reserved to require a greater pmo of any of the articles named than that in the above schedule, not exceeding three : mee the ‘amount thereof, or oe — Cad less quan- of the same at the prices jected at the opt ‘of No bids be have failed to comply with the requirements ofa former contract with the United States. er who are not tmannfecturers of, oF wholesale dealers in, the uired articles ‘roposais must embrace the articles with the quantities thereof, as set forth in the above es ule, with the amounte must prices and amounts must be so given without any —— or proposed modification wha’ a oposals should be submitted in the fc form. “I [or we] hereby any prance to furnish the Te dian Department, accord: the terms of the ad- Pe eed of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, dated October 26th, 1805, the pomoving Orticles at the prices thereto affixed [here insert the list.] Said articles are to be deliverble inf the city of New York on or —— the lst Say 0 of March next, and f thi posal be {or we] will, within execute a ocutract ‘eccord- Bidders, particulariy missioner o} formance of the same. Eech proposal must anty in The following form, te be signed by two re- Indian Affaii ust be accompanied by a gnar- ~ nsible persons. whore sufficiency must be cer- tified by a United States Judge or District Attor- ney -—* We pee Ri Pome ag and tide yt guarantee that the abo & contract shall be aw. Sea tob ey lor then] SS ecaine te his lor their] bids or pr . Will execute acontract secordingly, and give the requisite security for the faithful performance of the same as Er bed in the advertisement for proposals for Indian goods. dated Octeber 26, 1855; and in the event of pie tor their] failure so todo. we hereby agree and ourselves, our heirs. executors, and assigns, or feitand Faz, the United Btates as damages, a 6um. not less _— per cent. on the amount of said bid oj ‘Souds wil be required tn the amount of the ba for the faithful performance of the contract, with two or more sureties, whose sufficiency must be certified to bya United States Judge or District Agorney roposal will be considered that does not strict ne Re conform to the terms and Girec tions of this rtisement. . N. COOLEY, ated Sawtnoy 18 Commissioner. @ FSSAvaAcE, Ss . uccessor te J. .L Sa vage, FOREIGN AND cece pep ee HOUSEKEEPERS’ GOO: PACKING, BELTING, &e., Pooneyiventn erence, Arst door Se st Washington, D. 0. 486 SPRING —_—aeee. MARERITER’S, NO. 486 pote STEEET, CHOICE STOCK oF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, PAPER HANGINGS, B oalect, gpa verted ste stock es Se Motion endl per a orders, Statue. a- Uo Hieces. &c., embi ing the Largest and Hand- veiain the District. ‘WINDOW SHADES. jreen, Pink, Lavender, Chocolate, Brown ant'Ghit window Shades, a variety of patterns je Fixtares, Tassels, &c. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Bilk and Worsted Pictute Cord and Tassels, dif- a al me gr , & beautiful assortment. Pio- t — OVAL inthe | ie soll e largest assortment of Ov: pieice ‘warranted to Bee “atid wi with nel =. ap of Dark ‘aoall sized < ‘Oval and Car Carte a Visite ‘rames. ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS. AS ne choice Engravings aud Paintings always "Order ers for Paper Hensiog ant! and Wintow Shades penctealy Seer cuaeier and mn the best OF Terms: cash for Goods or Also, a vi ried stock of 486 Suvxstu Sean ‘thie, ‘VENT! iT doors above Odd Eeligre Hat 48 eo NELI SCIENT: rio era S7-DEPOT Bd yh CARTES DE VISITE OF Ceipbritios, plata end cclored, bums, in various Botaing fom 20 to 20 pice res. Y CONFIDENTIAL. OUNG MEN who save § in secret ite which unfit them the duties of married life; or old gauses, foal «Mei the follies ieciay debility in advance ives under the treat rae any one rebel wh pty eg | iaeiacaee ia you of y perusing “The Secre aris war apace asealed envelope on r ceipt of Twenty-fi a. CHAS, A. STEWART & OO., dec uty ‘Boston. Mass, (PHOMPSON'S FOMADE OPTIEM — For tm mae the Hair ‘other Pomad nt. Prepared ork, and eold by OF ican eh ta and Jée per bo socom BALSAMIC - Berea eos es, is Fiver bere J eee “+ AXXO ONE CAN USE THEM."—A basin ot rig all that ment, et ‘and fw % ‘oolens. Cotto ps Bots, hel a sient, let, Scarlet. Oran me agenta, Cri rolet, ~ ary, Magent au on and nek. one Green, Pie 5 TO" 6d... 94., and'Ie. hole These Dyes Ye found waefui for Impartin Ses a 9 Fi TARRES. et = ot ‘ood, Willow-shavings, Paper: and aleo for Phot! heat and Foun cme ad Ri 7 emuiets rows nit ihe bl om. Staten, and Britteh Geta ie at oe ral Allowance to arsitiny “wherein RAILROAD LINER. FPALTIMORE AND UNIO BAILKUAD. Wasuincton, Oct. 29, 1 Trains between WASHING &TI MORE. and WASHINTON anes The weer, are bow run as «> viz ‘OR BALTIMORE. Leave daily, except Sunduy, at 6:20, 83, and N16 a, m., abd 3:90, and <0, and 7-30 p.m FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Pr arty daily, except Sunday, at 6:15, 8. m., and FOR PRISCIPAL bl STATIONS, vie: lew Bladensbu Belteville arel, Annapolis Junction, « sof els Houre, at 62 and ea 44 Pp. m. dally, except Baw FOR ANNAPOLIS. nu. day. até and 8204 m., and 440 pm. daily Pe ne ty No trains to or frot nespolis on bunday. ON SUNDAY. FOR PALTIMORE. Leave at 8:20 8. m. and! 15 and 8. #) and7.30 p.m, ' FOR WAY ~ eee Leave at 8:20 a.m. and 3. m. FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST | Leave datly, except Sanday. at 7:50 @. mand 11s and 7.0p.m.. except also Saturday, when latest train jae ati SB. x iy yatl m. mg SS 3 Raley Stats Station with t ms from ‘Ss Pe proten wi fnot ts rt. meentaieen t Office at all heures office in the Ameri- aeryivanis evenue, For N ow Y x Pinions wel phs ew Yo wie % advercinement’ of throm i Lins. + Besten, 000 he 3 MITH. Master of LE. Geweral ng ie oc tf geo: 8° ROOST. Agent rpunocen LINE BETWEEN SHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. BARS PAs IR Wasmixc ton, October 29, 1985. Traine between Waskingtou and New York are itheut chance of care, auday) ot 7.30 a. m., and 6 a Fo NEw XORKE, changing care at Philedel- a daily (except Sunday) at 11.16 a. m. and 40 p. m. FOR PHILADELPAIA, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7.98 and 11:35 s. m., aud 4:40 and 7:9) p.m ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York a Leave for Philad Sleeping cars fo: daily, except Bunda: ing car run only to Phiiacel brough tickets to Philac Boston. can be had at the Sta in the day, as well as at the new office tn the Amer- ican pp Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 43» and 6th streets. See Baltimore and Vhio Railroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Aa- napoli, wy a ee MIT Low.eo OLE ies ec 0-tf GEO. 8. KGONT. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R, R. er of Transportation. I Ticket Agent gent, Washington. Leave Gordonsvi' Arrive at ‘Alexandris, 3 4 Arrive at Washr On Suadbye jeave Lecal freight train icone m. and errives at Gordonsvil a it 12.85 Darel ecomtinuons rail from New York to Lynch it also eg Pure, Boll Ren, Manas- pala sae Kap) per, Orange and Gerecertl ng inte great battles were fought, ickets can be procured + ageme’ Express building. opposite the B. & pot im acre ington, also at the spepet on i pene Traine leave the as or. Ist and © streets, Washington. belied any ae 2S ind 3.M. BRoapts, nee segnened Passenger t. Alexandria, Sept. 1, 1865 oe Oe G™=™* PENNSYLVANIA BOUTE NORTHWEST’ ‘AND "SOUTHWEST. ‘3, traine will | Baltt as follows: — On and after December 35. more frem North Calvert Biation ferrisbarg Xi rr} Sey: THE 6:15 A. resin with th the 9:20 A.M. Ssburg and vor Budalos Boch ork City. THE 490 P. 9 TRAIN 1 ree. WASHINGTON connects wi &P ee from Balti- mere yey’ Pittsburg aud Erie. THE 645 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTOR ee the 10 P. M. by from Balti- te Pittsburg aud “Eire Fithoat aomets of pogea- i ONE wan rain om ON - L ¥ ashington at 80 P.m, SLEEPING CARS ‘ON NIGHT TRAINS. sty VAR SUH we For ti hee pe agg Be Office of the Gr Great Pen — e-—3 a Svenue and Sixth street gente Re Ne near Rew sad Bra a rai J. itearer, ponent, 93 GILLETT, Passenger Agent, corner 6th street and Pa. avenue. ae deo mt ECRET DISEASES! 8 SECRET DISEASES| BAMARITAN’S G@IFrti SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢¢ Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, so Mercury Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure EB They ere entirely seewele having no smell nu any unpleasant and will not it ny way in: ure the wei icuenth or ® @r bowels of the most delicate. ‘Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases in “twenty-four hours.”” Prepared by a graduate of the University of Fopmazivente, one of the eminent and Chemists of the present day ; NO EXPOSURE. wth perapees WHATEVER. ei who have Soars stonune caret = Bent ‘ee ME yt ge Price—Male ‘emale, $8. BLOOD! BLOOD?! op: eS tet TL SAMARITAN’ fe KOO. yeas Ecard es OR ASES OUT "ND HERBY 8 ROOT A Vick iss pelea, ok AND HERD UEicks will remove eH rae or from the ‘stem, fleck system NWARITAN'S CHANCEE wash eents: Full directi Price 33 WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT OF OF as SAMA “On Boy pes es STEaMsaiP : i Rica . Foc % rap wie Dear or; Messe sed oS a Des one siyeer’ Am al pmg J & Co.'s Ex oe can aeake tee ail on th to be what it is" represented, I Retoeit a voyage ag! Seupply. ours, very “J. 8. hom ET, S “atiuntic Mail Bteame ip Co “s .y York ae » “Between New DESMOND & 00., Box 161 Puiladelphis Poet shane CALVERT FORD, corner 1th stree COOR. Alexand: may 64 Ess OR MISE: iS THE Hie Tea ae BY i THAT J H ike” —The “raki Ne? oF WORte: RS, fis, ANA Tom sn Ser es ef their most se | of it of ‘eaters = eres mig s P jon, or een 2 and Nature's Law. | speed Brosdwar, fie means ot four rhe ye adinawiae Seach