Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1865, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. | NOTce TO THR PUBLIC, In the year 1845. the writer cmbgeked in the Drag ce Business in thecity of Philadelphia, and while ‘W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. | thnx eugaged, made several experiments in regard | to the most deviratle mode of propariegs Pinid Ex- | tracts. My efforts being enccessful—the articles | being approved and nsed by the Medical Faculty— I war desirons of placing them before the public, ) but hesitated for some time before conciuding to | reeert to ne per edvertising. knowing of the S7 READING MATTER ON RVERY PAGE | ii ay tepid cag Saenger Medicines Nostrems, ba BEK OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE navice of friends and those who bad GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY....NOVEMBER 22, 1965. red them this objection was overcome. — | After 18 years’ exertions, commencing in a small | was. the popniarity of my articles has extended to parts of the United es. and widely through- seign conntri this in the face of much Every means has been resorted to by cipled dealers eines their merit and snceess eo known—such as advertising larger bot tles at less price, censuring all other preparations, sed even copying my advertisements—but I am happy to e thatent of the many who have ro- sorted to this, none have been successful. MY OBJECT in this notice is to make facts kno to the pnblic and respectable dealers. believing, ailer so m: FREEDMEN’S BUREAU. = Surgeon Robert Reyburn, Surgeon in Chief ont of Medical Department of General Eaton’s Dis- trict of the Freedmen’s Burean, has made a Teport to General Howard of the operations of | his office from the organization of the Bureau up to the sist October. The surgeon shows by | statistics that the colored population of this city has greatly decreased, instead of increas- | ing, Ss it was expected would i peters: = the winter months. This desirable obyect | ears’ & ops, that the Drugcists will discoun- been brought about by the influence of various | [nance such pescertines. snd tant thereon causes, the most prominent of which bas | ofmy articies may pot be damaged by the useof in- been the efforts of the employment agencies | ferior or spnrious ones. . x established by the bureau in Alexandriaand | Knowing that may read this article who . ided | are nnacquainted h me, I append a few re- Washington. which nave provided homes and | ’ . pe Twh Femunerative employment to alargs mumber | marks from, thove of my. nitive city and whose of the freed people in the surrounding coun- | SPCNE" Dereonally acauainted with, te H. try. Large numbers ot thecolored people have | Heimbold. Nt affords me pleaure, In also on their own Account made contracts and | been most favorably impressed with obtained situations in the adjacent counties in | integrity, and gratified at his anecesn Virginia and Maryland, and it is believed that Firm hn before another year passes the colored popula- a . tion of this District will be entirely self-sup- Ninih and Brown streets, Philadelphia, rting. | ventn, Neti a ‘ rae the summer months the amount of “where nseie the'ctty nt Nee tack afew sickness among the colored people was very since. 1 was induced to call on our old friend Jarge, but is now rapidly diminishing. The 4 townsman, Mr. H. T Helmbold. Drnggist, ratio of mortality ws low, however, averaging | #94 Brosdway, N. Y. His Store is a Mod-l—a only 2 per thonsand of the number under Petfeci Gem—the handromest of any kind we treatment. During the year 163, out of 1014 | fet dad, the plenante ef viewing. and sgextensive, cases treated, 299 deaths were reported, being tdecp. It Indced affords us mach pleasure very nearly 300 per 1,000 deaths. During 1564, that he has been so successful, and it is out of 3.406 cases treated, the number of deaths | ample eviaence of the merits of his articles—a- in was 153, or 40 per 1,000 of the cases treated. During 1565, 6.25 cases were treated, and the ovr whole business experience we haven thnown of the success of any articles without Merit—adver- number of death> was only 207, or 33 per cent. DP of the cases treated. i ing 3 merely bringing the name before the poo- le { Boston Herald. ] “We do not like to advertise worthless wares, or articles calculated todeceive our readers; and when we see ap advertiser like Mr. Helmbold. whom we have known for years, gradnally extend his adver- BF Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us a | batch of the latest magazines—Harprr's Moga- aine, Godey's Lady's Book, and Peterson's National 7 ohn z . slie’s | tising from year to year nntil he becomes the Magazine, all for December; also, Frank Leslie's | largeet advetticer in the United Staten es 0°S Ladies’ Almanac for 1566. | fatisfied that the statements in regard to his J.C. Parker, Post Office Stand, sends us an | atticles must be correct.” advance copy of the Atlantic Monthly for De- | The writer reluct: tly inse cember, also, Marper’s Magazine and Godey's | wonlénot do so were be not a stranger to many; a n " and concludes by stating the names of his artic Ln Lady's Book for the same month. | and the diseases for which they have been used by | many thousands with complece success, Gee {apverticrvent.} HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU will core all dix of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures Pain or Weakness in the Back, Strictures, &e.; Cures Weak Nerves, Loss of Memory, Trem bling, Dimness of Vision. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU is a pure finid extract, not a weak tea or infusion 1s the one thing nee@ful forall complainta incident to Females. For particulars send for Circular HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU cures Gravel and Dropsical Swellings existing in Men. Women, or Children; in fact, ALL DIS EASES requiring the aid of a Diuretic. greatest Tonic and Muretic known— pleasant in taste and odor, and imms tion, the above, and @7 From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields’ We have the Atlantic Monthly and Our Young | Folks for December. The Atlantic numbers Inekens amongst its contributors in this num- ber, who writes concerning Adelaide Ann | Proctor. 7 Hudson Taylor 4+ Pennsylvaniaavenne, sends us Godey's Lady's Book tor December; a capital number. PEnsonat.—The Tunisian Embassadors sail } to-day for Europe. --+--Brevet Major General Tyler was married in Baltimore yesterday to Miss Emma Cassard. ++--Chief Justice Chase | arrived in Baltimore Monday night ard pre- sided yesterday on the bench of the U. S. Cir- cuit Court for the Maryland district. - the “Grant reception” m New York, Mr. M shall O. Roberts was assigned the two some- what incompatible duties of presenting the guests to Mrs. Grant, and at the same time shoving them ahead. He therefore was com- pelled to point to Mrs. Grant with one hand and to seize the gentleman by the shoulder with the other, with the remark “Come on; Mrs. Grant, sir: co on. please! A good deal atter the style of a rushing White House re- ception «Xgeedingly small. From this fact. it is used inthe &F Secretary McCulloch believes that the | Med Stites Army Ho pitals and public Sanitary ‘Treasury will be in a condition during the next | Ivstitutions throughout the land. year to begin a systematic reduction of the BF Sold by all Druggists everywhere. public debt. 87" Avk for Helmbold’s. Take no other! It is the rfectly safe, inte in its ac- HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, Nichiy Concentrate. | Ove bottle conivalent iu strength to one gallon of the Syrup of Decoction, a i mri Feaches the seat of the disease immediate! . > pelling all HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, aud ae BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION! These articles, being of such strength, the dose is ircinia Conference of the M. E. s th commences its annual session to-day at Danville, Bishop Early presiding. BF The citizens ef Lynchburg are interesting themselves im bebalt of Mrs. Wirz and her ebildren. &7' So numerons and daring are the robberies and nicht assaults in Alexandria that applica- tion has been made to the authorities for patrols in addition to the night watch. 87 A Convention of ar munufactnrers and tobacconisis aseembles in New York to- | day. BS7 Adams & © Joaned $2,000,440 BF Cut ent the advertisement aud send for it, and by th no means avoid Counterfeit, RPHAN> Nov. 21 1855.—District oF CoLumBtaA, Wasiincten County, To-wit: he case of Jno. R. Elvaus,exeeutor of Mary Ann ns. deceased, the exector aforesaid has, with t robation of the Orphans’ Court of Wash ington County aforesi appointed SATURDAY, | the 16th day of Decem! next. forthe final settle- ment and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the assetsin hand, as far as th same have been collected and turned into money; when and where ali the creditors and heirs of sai deceased are notified to attend,(at the Orphans’ Court of Washington Ceunty aforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they m erwise by law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased ‘s estate: provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous to the said day. Teat:—Z. C. ROBBINS. Ro22-law3w* Register of Wi Is. P UBLIC SAL Public Sale will take place on TUESDAY, No- Veusber 23th, 195, at my residence. in Prince George county, Md’, adjoining the farms of George W s Express Company has | s accumulated capital to f several of the Southern Railroads, and has thus enabled them to resume operations. @7-St. George's Church, New York, destroyed by fire last week, is to be immediately rebuilt, at an expense of $150,000. The sum of $*0,4) is already on hand, being the amount of insur- apce, and $52,400 haye been received by sub- ecription. UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS, Americax Terecrarn Company. Willards” Hotel. November 2? 1365 The ollowing Telegr: remain in this office undelivered, for want of sufficient address and from other ea: anes : Miss Alice V Grant Jno Satterlee nov L-tf B. P. Riggs, Gibson. and Arundle Smith. the following property. to wit : One two-horse Carriage, with Harness, two- ~ e Wagon and Horness, one horse Cari and arn #, one Mowing Machine (combined) Plows, ultivators. Rakes, Forks &c. orn, and Corn Fodder, Hay, Oats, and . Straw. Also. five Head of Horses aud two Cows. Terms: Cash en delivery. The Farm ll be old the same day. Also, terms made known on day of sale. bo 22 5t* M. J. KIRKWOOD. GOL} PENS— Just received # full assortment of ¥ Newton's celebrated GOLD PENS. For sale at manufacturer’s prices. no 2 FRANOK TAYLOR. 500 HAY. HAY. ~ BALES No 1 HAY aan expected to ar- rive perechr. A F. Rowland, and for sale on ac- commodating terms tn lots to eult parchasers, by J G. WATERS, Miss Isa Grinage r Bahnan SNYDER, Manager. 10-0 ¥ —4 special meeting of EASTRRN LODGE. No 7, willbe held on FRIDAY ING, Nov. 2ith. A full attendance is re- epectfully requested. as there is business of im- pertance to be attended to no 22-2t* WM. J. FOSTER, Rec, Sec. MASONIC—FEDERAL LODGE No. 1 will bald a 1 communication, at Masonic all, corner of th and D streets, at7 o'clock THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, for the purpose of com ferring degree Master Masons are invited to attend. By ordec of the W. M table, No. 16! i: THOS. RICH, Secretary. no 21 iF 109 Water st , Georgetown. =—1_0_ 0. ¥ —An adjourned meeting of th OR SALE: ndid family HOMSE. # years ie R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT will be Sela ae arene nck Geabic, joe well. Potty, MOBROW (Wednesday) EVENING, at | £914 for pa dault, the in if appli no 2-3 3.€. ©. WHALEY, Gr. Scribe. eee iately, at Mir WM. WAABL'S ry oe ern et Th a Georgetown. ATTENT PAINTERS —A meeting will 5 be held at Temperance Hall, WEDNES- | WW E,ARE CONSTANTLY MECEIVING: por » 1014 and lim, SHEET IRON, American. Belgian, and Russian. LEAD, Bar, Tin, Solder, Wire. & CAMPBELL & SON, enue, bet. 6th and 7th streets, Nov. 221, at 7%: o'clock p. m. WM. BERON, President. BO 2-3te J. A. MURRAY, Secretary. NOW ON EXHIBITION—Morrill’s Great spat, Original “ Erovapor” Hea neand Cooking Ele Agents for *Fay’s” Wood and ~~ STOVES, at EM. ALLEN’. ward's Build: | _Mortiving Machines ing.) Pa_av., ber 0th and Nth Fuel — RArrce FORA HORSE. of Petroleum Oil and Common —_ — There will be a rafile for the celebrated running Horee. WiLDIRISHMAN,at Dau Myers’, corner 2d and F streets, English Hill, on November Fos at Se'clock p.m. eS eT __ PATRICK BREFIN. M ILLINERY Mr. JOLLIVET, of Philadelphia, tak Ri re in announcing to the Ladies of. ngton thet he hes opened, for a few days, an assortinent of finest Paris MIULINERY, CAPS, and HEAD-DRESSES, at 487 Lith street. be: tween Eand F- ho 2i-2t Dine Si perlbl Gen peters. ¥oug: tveenl,3 ine Imper jurpewder, oun, mn, Ja- nm, Oolong and English Breakfast Tea New HAISINS, FIGS. ALMONDS. PRAC ew TATSIN ; . PEACAN NUTS, BRAZIL NUTS, COCOA NUTS, &c. Just received — PRESERVES, in else and tin BRANDY PEACHES. SPICED OYSTERS. kc. Old Thompson CABINET and NECTAR Wilts, KEY. Fine Old WENNESSEY BRANDY, JA. MAICA RUM, YOUNGEB’S ALE, and. Havana and Domestic REGARS. [OE SALE—A superior saddle and bugey MARK. Fine style and action. Sold for want of use. Would make a fine animal fora physician. Can be Beal the stable of King and Keyse, Gm... bet. ith and isth. a LACK TEA. 20 chests of high grade OOLONG TEA just in to- ger. which we are selling at price of our standard ca BF We recommend it to our customers. KING & RUKCHELL, carner isth at. and Vermont av. Vv ICTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER ANE REGULATOR| EsTABLisHED Un 1855. Connected during tem years with the Piano Store of John F, Ellis, Esy.,and known as Tuner for Chickering & Sons. ORDERS NOW RECEIVED at DEMPSEY & O°TOOLE’S, Engravers and, Sta- Or eis ORN KEYW tioners, &e , 326 Pa. av., bet. 9th and lth sts, Dealer in Groceries, ease Wine et Liquors, ¥_C. REICHENBACH’S Piano no 21 -6tif 8. W. corner 9th and Date. po 22 tm 49% lith street. near Pa. avenue. Jp seoLuTion OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnerzhip heretofore existing between the undersigned in the business carried on at stere No. 206 Penn. avenne, in thecity of Washington. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, M. L. Jublin retiring frem the business, All debts due by the late firm as well as alldebts due them wil be paid and collected by their successors, Rowland & Nichols, they having nsxnmed the payment of the same. JUNLIN & NICHOLS, ROWLAND & NICHOLS. Washington, D. ©., Nov. &, 1356, no 21 3t* Peta YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME. FIRE INSURANCE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE CoM- PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000. BISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. N or re wt NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES. a eet The partnership heretofore existing between M. 424 eh ot ty rick &0o.%s - L. JULIHN DANIEL ROWLAND having been dissolved by the death of said Rowland, the undersigned, M L. JULIAN, has this day disposed 64 La. | of all his interost in the Store, 574 11th street wost, naire ( pass in the city of Washington. to M. H. ROWLAND. is Company is Dow prepared to insure all de- All debts due by the firm, as well as all debts foprenery een one ot darage hy dui », will be paid and collected by M. H. pe 4 ce baeet tae in Company vag | BOWLAND. M.L. JULIHN, $25 ipeure peur FURNITURE. MERCHANDISE, M.H. ROWLAND. WARKHOUSES OR DWELLINGS fore year of _Washington. D. 0., Nov. 8, 1855. Ro 271-3t* eborter ud Thin ot with a CASH C cA of gi0000e. 7. poet ang Beth ASH CAPITAL large BAY HORSE works well PRANG Oprice: At JOHN B. JOHNSON -S Lat Omce ave., near Bauk of Washingt? N2- enabling them or double harness. and very good to offer to the citizens of the Dist reater secu- t and no better family horse can, be af has ever been offered heretofore. found. Apply at No. 462 itth street. between D ies will be feened for shorter period than | "4 B. no 30 3t* pe year, to the New York scale for short ATTENTION | insurance, we b> azEEe OF THE SECOND WARD AND DIRECTORS : the “Te Feauested to end their er: Cheries Knap. President, Richard Wallach, Sew ‘STOVE . Daniel 3 AND TINWARE ESTAB. W- Bixge. Vice Pres't Ded, Thomas Berry * B'O: Fahnestock, Oréers promptly Bleek wee Gideon, William Dixea. Call and examine stock. ORLE D. LARNER, Secrotary. 4 wae: HARVEY, Bols-ft cor. 13th et and New Y, avenue. F MAN 15 STRENGTH—There- IssK8 O'BRIAN. No. 1,107 W; ons and dehilitated should tm. Phil ia. will ‘open PAIS Vegiately we HALMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU-| MILLINERY. for the wists, eran CH . nos DAY, November 24, 1865, 00 7-eoim' BALLS, PARTIES, &c. W "STRIVE TO PLRASH.—The AWK \ARD CLUB rosposeraly anmovnce to their friends and the pablic in gen«ral that they will give their sixth GRAND BALL at Jelned Hall. corner of fth and D streets on THURSDSY EVENING. Nov. 23. 1365 Tickets One Dollar, ae ® gentioman and ladie:. By CHAS P. REESE, President. LOST AND FOUND. REWARD-Strayed. on 2th inst. bs) I 0: sks Dak FAe ESE al ri ve reward will be given re darned to Mrs. CALLATIAN » North Capitol street, between F and G 1t* C8ST—On Saturday last, between the Govern- 4a ment Printing Office and the City Hall.a pair of GOLD SPEOTACLES. with black ribbon at tached, inatincase. The finder will be rewarde’ by lewving them with JNO. SESSFURD, 374 6th street. between G and H. 1t* A OTICE—Leit at Mr. Robt: Barry, on the morn- ing of the th insta BAY MARE. with s white face. white hind leza. | The owner will plese o : ay EXD: nAes. comeand claim property, an gs TP ABRY. no 22 3t* near Rock Creek Church 4 REWARD .—Lost, on Tuesaday morning. SLO nh pockkt Boon contarmoes draft due Theo. Vo key and accepted by Mr. Glota back. on 2d November, 185, with several other small notes and judgment due others and myself, aud two $10 Treasury Notes and some Stamps, The finder en ve the kame at the Star Office, or to my ade No. 623 7th street. Inland no 22: OTHO BOSWELL, QTRAYED OR STOLEN—0On the 20th inst from &* No. 361 Hestrect, near lath, a young SETTER bet een Pudge] Hinek: spots. A suitable reward Al T bis return, “neat L_R MEIGS. (‘AME TO MY PREMISES, on Saturday night, / one BULL. dha reid pai hagee to come forward, prove property and take him away rene rere wey, HENSHAW, 462 Va av. bet. 2d and 3d sts east. no 21-31" q KEWAKD—Lost, on Sunday night, a small s 1 0 black and tan SiUT; long legsvana body; weak cyer, and very active "Answers to the name of Minnie. The finder will receive the above re- ward we ing her at 402 Penn. avenue. no 2) P, ON WEST STREET, near De. ope arf.a SORREL HORSE, star in bi Poe. fiat tail and mane. Thbownse = = orward, prove property, pay charges ani 2 bim away” Ione Ww. TIGGS, Woat street, no 21-3t* near Dean's Rope Wharf, , ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITA f.—A derrel MARE COLT, with foot, was found estray on the 3ist Oc Unless the owner makes proof thereof, to tl Property Clerk of the District, at his Offic», No. 4=5 10th st. west by 10 #’clock &. m. Thurad No- the l& vember 3, 1865. said Colt will be then sold highest cosh b at the Bazaar of W.L. Wal Co., . 9= Louisiana avenue By order GEO. BR. HERRICK, Property Clerk. W.L. WALL & CO, ne 21 at Auctioneers. 1 ISTRICT OF LUMBIA, County or Wasu- INGTON. fo-wit -—I hereby certify that James K and Robert Pywetl, of the aforesai n- ght before me, the subscriber.a J of ice in sed for said county, this 2ist day of ver ish. wa astray, trespassing upon their stab DARK BROWN HORSE, about ten yeare ; fifteen hands high: sprang in left knee: shod all ronnd; used as a work horse Given under my band, N.H. MILLER, Jurtice of the Peace The owner of the above described Horse ia re- anested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him awa K R& PYWELL, _ho 20 3t* tables. 8th st. weet, s& 1 0 KEWAKD will be paid for the recovery of be: a full grown, black, unbroken SETTER DOG, white on tipof the toes, and yellow and white stripe on the breast and between the fore lege V. BURR, Shreeve’s Stable, 7th st. no *0-8t* LOO BEWARD Lost, on the aith instant, « Pennsylvania avenne, between 9th and 19th streets. a DIAMOND CROSS BREASE PIN, with fi ceive the aby er upon ret N sts, © chain attacked. The fiuder will e reward and the thanks of the own- ning it to 215 2th street, bat peired M no 2)-3t* rurday a OLD HUNT- 4 G EB WATCH and RB CHAIN, with an Odd Fellows’ seal attached. on which was engraved the word “Thalia.” It is highly prized by the owner, a widow lady. asthe property of her late husband, and though poor, she is willlug to paya euicabie reward for its retarn to this office. ho 20-3t* and &20 REWAR ayed or stolen, on Satar- ® day night. Isth, from the farmag. Mrs. L. Trimble, $< miles from Navy Yard Bridge, Prines George county, pair dark red OXEN.abont same sizewnd color, One has a short tail and small patch oferay hair on his back, Tne fin callupon A-GADDIS & C®.,1ith and M Navy Yard M ULES STOLEN—S100 REWARD -—S from the stable of the subecriber, on the night of the 17th lustant, one large BLACK "MULE, long body. four years old; sore on right shoulder; shel. has been trimmed. but the mane standing. Also, one BAY MARE MU pheaded; branded; ane ane tail trimmes ree size; three shoes off. Fitty Dollars will be paid for'the recovery of fither of them. at Jas, Shreeve’s Stable, 7th street, between Hi and I sts. it" McDANIEL, BOARDING, SEXERAL GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLE mam and wile can obtain Board and asant lvons at No. 163 s5ihacreet.nearP, no fe REVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD ina Ye ye and healthy locality. by calling at No. 502 1 street, between 6th and 7th sts no 21-3t™ OPPORTUNITY—Tw9 ‘wly and peatly furnished, © all the comforts of home ng te family. w can be found. To a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen, this ij opportunity seldom otered. Appiy at No. 516, north side K street, betw and 5th streets no 21-3t T? FURN D ROOM, with board A “ = tired. No, 21 Firat street, Georgetown, 0 A FEW TABLE ROARDERS CAN FIND ROARD at SMART'S Restaurant, 181 Penn sy!vapia avenne, two doors from 17th st. no 17 6t* OOMS AND BOARD can be 13th street, between G and H. Table Boarders can alse be accommod: eer ee ee ee G OD TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED A with or witheut rooms, No. 24 Missvuri ave., between 3 and 6th streets, or at 545 Pa. avenue, between Ib and Meta, nom" einer cL Ase BOARD can be obtained at No. 456 12th street, between Gand H; table board at @6aweek. References exchanged. no2im" 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 PAPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES, Now in store an assortment of all grades of PA- PERHANGINGS. embracing a choice selection of Gilt Stamped Patterns for parlors. Also. achoice selection of WIND: SHADES. Constantly re- ¢civing additions. Persons seeking the above good Pill always find an assortment In store, Orders punetually executed in city or country, ' Terms carh tor nd ie and labor. J. MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street. _ Bo 17-2mif* 8 doors above Odd Fell ’ Hall. 369 SEVENTH STREKT, FURNITURE-FURNITURE! 4 We are now recetving splendid assortment of MARBLE-TOP TABLES, WASHSTANDS, WALNUT SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, MABLE TOP AND WALNUT CHAMBERSETS, WALNUT BERSTEADS. We call your particular attention to our stock of WALNUT BEDSTEADS, which we are selling less than Philadelphia or New York wholesale prices. A full line of every description of COMMON FURNITURE, at prices to defy competition. BONTZ & GROSHON, no ltt SEAT Ss ON HOUSE, Lovisiana Ave.. Bet. 67H anv 71H sts., WASHINGTON, This House isentirely new, and contains sil the modern improvements, such as water and gas, in every roem. THE TRAVELING PUBLIO May rest aseured of finding as 1 modations with us as can be found in aap hectohens otel. North or South. Oar friends. patrons and traveling public g@-nerally, visitii ingto: are cordially invited to fibre rahe ce MAKE THEIR HOME WITH Us, A ai mM fh ins will be spared to make them com- Patrons. arriving at the depot, will take the Me- tropolitan coaches GILBER’ naw on iT & BRODAEAD, ropristo MPORTANT TO LADIES Li MEN—As @ neanon for. fachionsblo eee w at hand. wede Bow st ba em it due to the ladies of thie state. that the ont: foe PEMYUMERY, HATE Woltkrac Rurcse near the venue. ne = eee jnalno preper to «tate. DRESEING. in the latest sts fe fet establishment. Madame Demongeot will give per- abovementioned. All ordse Tar cause, Boom. as vi eI 1o le re attepded promptly. . Sica erty ES N2¥ DBESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESTAB- LISHMENT Branch of Madame Dean, of New York city, now Millinery, No open at Madame F. Borde’s French 256 Pennsylvania avenue, between éth and Tth ote, bash La James a ape Hat Btore. Lateat style of patterns always on hand, and ir sale cheap. 25-1 B SALE—Three Grover & Baker & r ACHUNES. 10 good order, Wnty SWE on leon ER pAsaches a F to CASES. ties going South =A 2. 4 Ivania. wens, south cide: betwee ta ong one itreets, Ro 16-66" = 73 SEOOND CBITION, 4@°CLOCk P.M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasnineton, November 22, 1865. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- ations of Government securities: Buying Selling. 106 U. 5. 68 COUPOL, IBSI s.r00e. U.S. Five Twenties, 1-02 .......1013 my TS) Five Twentes, 1864., WX 108, ws vy 7y SEW Yo ALES, Coupons, 105 ‘ive Twenties, 1962, 161%; Five Twenties, 1564, 100, Five Twenties, is Pe Ten Forties, 91; Certificates, 9744: Goid, 147. PABDONS. Comparatively few apphcations for pardon are now coming in at the Attorney General's Office, some days none being received, never more than three hundred. Some time sinee, it will be recollected, that the President directed the suspension of the issue of pardon warrants: except by special order. In obedience to those instructions the Attorney General simply ex- amined the cases and forwarded such as might be fayorably acted upon, to the State Depart- ment, where in immense quantity have aceu- mutated. Yesterday the President ordered that no more requisitions be issued from the Attor- ney General’s Office, thus, for the present, sus- pending most of the pardon business of thatde- partment. About twenty thousand pardons have been granted under the amnesty proclamation. These include eighteen from the District of Columbia, about one hundred from Florida and two hundred from Maryland, the number to each State increasing in tne fol- lowing order :—Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Li ana, Texas, Tennessee Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Ala- bama and Virginia, the last three having about 2,00), 2,500 and 3,000 respectively. The suspen. sion of pardons is understood to be occasioned by the flagrant breach of faith committed by the amnestied, who pledged themsel ves to good behavior, and who. upon their return South, continued their seditious practices. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. Commissioner Newton, of the Agricultural Department, has received the following com- munication of interest concerning the cattle plague: U.S. ConstLatTe, ALTON A,October 28, 1355,— Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture, Washngien—Denr Sir: ‘Tbe cattle plague, pre yailing throughout the countries of Europe, willhave a tendency to prevent agricultural exbibitions next yeur, the various Govern- ments haying prohibited, for a time, all impor- tation of cattle into their ports. The enclosed circular (aiready given in the ‘‘ar—Ep.) is to inform you of the postpone- ment of the North German international agri- cultural exhibition, advertised to be held at Altona next year. In this section of Germany I_ have heard of ttle plague, althouch the English say the ase Was imported from Hamburg. So far us my expericnce serves, the cattle leaving this and the neighboring port of Hamburg are gen- ly ina good and apparently healthy con- dition. Those brought trom the marsh districts of Holstein are among the fattest and flnest beeves in the world. From the reports I have up to this date the plague seems most prevalent in the midland counties of England, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Derbyshire. There are some cases of itin Russia, South Germany, Switzerland, Han- over, and Holland. From the latter country the English say the disease was also brought to London. What truth there may be in these Teports, ome cannot attbis early stage of a dis- ease but little understood, determine. Should the renderpest appear here, I will inform you. {bave the honor to remain, dear sir, your ovedient servant, W. Mansu. FARRAGUT COURT-MARTIAL. The evidence for the defense im the case of Commodore Craven, on trial before the navya court-martial of whieh Vice Admiral Farragn is Pres.dent, closed to-day with the testimony of Commodore Baily, who testified to the efficiency and bravery of the accused, Upon the conclusion of the testimony of this witness the court adjourned until to-morrow at 12 o'clock, and will probably adjourn from day to day until Monday, when the counsel for Commodore Ciaven will present a written defense. RESTORATION OF PROPERTY. Numerous applications for the restoration of property situated in Fairfax and Loudon coun- ties, Va., are being received at the Freedmen's Bureau. Many of the applicants fail to com- ply with the prescribed regulations, and de- lays in the restoration are caused m many cases. Proof of title, evidence of special par- don, &c., are essential points to be observed by every applicant. CE OF THE CHOLERA ™M DIBAFPEARANOE OF Ton ene FRO John Albert Little, U.S. Consul at Barcelo- na, informs the Secretary of State in an official dispatch under date of November 2d, that the cholera at Barcelova has entirely disappeared, there not having been a single case during the pasteight days. On Sunday, the 29th of Oc- tober, the port of Barcelona was officially de- clared clear, and a te deum was chanted in the Cathedral of the city in celebration of the same. THE STUNEWALL, Information was received here this morn- ing that the rebel pirate, Stonewall, delivered by the Spanish authorities at Mayana to our Government, had been compelled, with her convoy, toseek a harbor at Beanfort, Sonth Carolina, in consequence of the gale off the coast. Itis understood that she will arrive here in a few days. CLFMENT C, CLAY. The wife of Clement ©. Clay, ex-rebel Sen- ator, who is now in imprisonment at Fortress Monroe, was at the Executive Mansion again to-day, to intercede in behalf of her husband. She warmly urges her claims for his release, on the ground that he voluntarily surrendered bimeelf when accused of complicity in the as- sassination of the late President Lincoin. THE VETERAN RESERVES. Twelve hundred and fifty men of the Veteran Reserves haye been mustered out by Major La Motte, Chiet Mustering Officer, leaving only about one hurdred enlisted men of this organ:- zation in the department. ‘Phe officers number abont two hundred, and for the present remain in the service. AFTER PABDON. Humphrey Marshal! isin town, and called on the Attorney General this morning for the purpose of urging his claims for pardon. He was not recognized at first by the officers of the department, having fallen away considerably, in flesh, during the war. GENERAL GRANT. Lieut. Gen. Grant, accompanied by Major Gen. Augur, Commanding the Department of Washington, arrived this morning from New York. RETURNED. Major General C. CO. Augur, commander of this military department, who has been absent from the city ona visit to West Point and New York, returned to Washington last night. A Boavs Fargacut.—By an item in anoth- er column from L'Independence Beige it would seem there is 8 bogus Admiral Farragut circu- lating amongst the “ocean war harbors” of France. Also, that the Parly-vyoos are in some excitement over the belief that the said Farra- gut is there taking soundings in French waters With a view to ulterior operations “in case of & rupture about Mexico.” In the sense that “conscience makes cowards of us all,” some allowance may be made for Frencb perturbation in yiew of the foul blow they dealt our Monroe Doctrine when we were ata disadyantage with a big rebellion on our hande; but they may dismiss theix fears so far &s they may be grounded on Farragut’s pres- ence in European waters, for that gallant of- ficer is most certainly and unmistakably pres- entin the flesh in Washington, presiding over what is known asthe “ Farragut Court-Mar- tial.” TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. —— Ship Buracd at Sea. Naw York, Nov. 22—A Mobile dispatch of the 20th states that the ship Harry of the West, bound from New Orleans for Liverpool, bes been burned at sea. Arrival of a Brig. New York, Nov. 2. The brig Rush arrived at Savannah with the crew of the ship Mara- ginna, lost en the lith, near Savannah, in & gale. —_—_—_ Last of the Tunisians. Boaton, Nov. 22.—The steamship Cuba sailed to-day for Liverpool, carrying the Tunisian Embassy. New York Markets. New Yorks, Nov. 22.—Cotton steady. Flour quiet. Wheat declining, small sales. Coro firm. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard quiet Whisky dull. —_—_—__-oee-_____ LOCAL NEWS. eae i naaragsiis MEETING OF THR LIQUOR DFALEE Liquor Dealers’ Association met last nig’ t Temperance Hall, with E. C. Servis in the chair in the absence of the president. Wilham Stewart, Julius Ross, and S. W. Kipp were proposed for membership, and daly elected. ome one suggested that the association Ought to obtain counsel to wait wpon the city authorities, for the purpose of obtaining a re- auction in the price of Liquor licenses his suggestion occasioned considerable discus- s1on The Chair (Mr. Servis) thought utey had bet- ter wait until after the June election. Shouid any member be din the meantime for sell- £ the fact coutd be reported to the tofthe Association, who would ob- unsel, and take the necessary steps to defend the party ©o fined Mr. Clagett moved the appointment of acom- Mittee to wail upon beth branches of the City Councils, in regard to the reduction of licenses from $100 to $60, and find out whether any such step has been taken by the authorities The Chair thought this premature at the pre- sent. He did not want to ask favors until the Association had more strength, when it would have a better effect. rett's motion prevailed, and Messrs. tcher, Hugle, and Hurdle were ap- pointed the commitiee. After the committee had been appointed sey- erul members thought the matter had better be laid over until the next meeting, when there would bea fuller attendance of mem- bers. This was finally agreed to, with an understanding between the members of the committee that they would do all they could, in the meantime, in an unofficial way, to obtain a reduction of the licenses by visiting the mem- bers of the Council personally. Mr. McGee moved that hereafter any mem- ber absenting himself from the meetings be fined nts foreach offence, and officers of the Association $1; agreed to. On motion, it was agreed to Philadelphia, Baltimore, or New York, aliquor dealer to address the Association at the next Meeting, Who was conversant with the work- ings, benefits, and results of the Associations in either of those cities. Adjourned. — Pouce RErorts.—Arcond Mrecinct.—O. Fry, larceny: A. R. Forrest and Ellen Forrest, 2 sanlt and battery; dismissed. Harriet Robin- rocnre from drunk; $3. disorderly; $i0, John Bennett, drunk and disorderly; —_ Tige aud Michael McDermott, drunk; miltary. Thivd Precinct. —Josbua Anderson, John Walker, and John Brown, threats: and Wm. Lawron Newman, drunk; dismissed. Dan Richardson, alias John Lewis, grand larcen sul for requisition. Christian Kronse, disor- 44. Also, threats: for hearme. Ann Henricks, assault and ed. Kate Waters, do.; bail for N. Henricks, keeping open on Sunday: Thomas Wilson and Frauk Avery, disor- S3 each. Annie Davis, violation of court. S10, derly: Corporation ordinance; dismissed. John Nel- son, drunk; $1. Edward O"Hare, do.; $2. 8. H. Force and Dayid Berry, do.; dismissed. George Caigan, grand larceny; jail for court. Sith Precinct—Thos. Russell, threats: bail for peace. N.C. English, W. E. Knott, Wm. Young, Joseph Kepler Catherine Albert and J. Adler, creating nuisance; $1 each. C. H. ssex. drunk and disorderly: $10. J. Thorn, - Marr, John Ruhl, do: $3 each. M. J. ogerty, Leonard Latham, Chas, Miller, do; S5each. John Jones. do; 22. W.R. Duvall, do.; $1.58. George Bullen, Harmon Smith, J. Mack, do.; workhouse. Mrs. Loeb, assault: for hearing. Tenth Precinct-—George Rollins, suspicion; dismissed. Chas. Gordon, carrying weapons; $20.9. Also, disorderly; $590. Gustavus Hessler, do.; $5.9, Mary Tilghman, keeping a bawdy house; dismissed. ee Crrmixat Court, Judge Wylir—This morn- ing, at the opening of the court, the following- named prisoners were brought in and raigned, and each plead not guilty: Michael Hasford, John Casey, grand larceny; Isaac Lambert, John Smith and W. H. Martin, do.; H. H. Boulster, assault and battery, intent to kill; Francis Curtis. Thomas Foster, John Stewart, Jadge Harris, Joan A. King, Matthew Holt, and F. Brown. The last named party is the gang arrested afew days ago for the rob- bery of Mr. Prince and others. an account of which was published iu the Star at the time. and subsequently other developements justitied the indictment of all except Curtis in £ix cases; Curtis 18 indicted for three larcenies. The court took up the case of Isaac Lambert, John Smith, and H. Martin, who are charged with the larceny of $100 and several #10 Treasury notes from A. McDougal Meeks, on the 15th instant. Brass Knvektrs.—Last night, Jas. A. Lnd- ington, of the 6th regiment, Hancock's Corps, was arrested by officer Holbrook for having a setot brass knuckles. The weapon is s y dangerous implement, and is a choice Ww with garroters. This morning, he said ¢ received the weapon from & man named Jack Johnson to keep for him, and that Johnson is employed on the railroad to Baltimore. Jus. tice Bates was disposed to impose a fine of $20, but in consideration of his being a soldier, and the possibility of the truth of his statement, he was turned over to the military, and the knuckles were confiscated. —— Hywestar.—Yesterday morning, Wesley Chapel was crowded to witness a double mar- riage between Mr. Henry H. Smith, of Michi- gan,and Miss Annie Hilton, and Mr. KR. T. Morsell and Miss Laura Hilton. Rey. Dr. Ed- wards, of Georgetown, officiated. After the marriage Ceremonies, the happy parties took the 11.15 train for New York. sad SECOND WARDSTATION Caxes.—Jno. Hard, assaultand battery; bail for court. Elias Har- Tis, assault; bail for peace. Henry Madison, disorderly; $5. James A. Ludington, carrying concealed weapons; military. Michael Coney, suspicious character; workhouse. Charies S. Duering, drunk and disorderly; for hearing. A. Best, drunk; $3. a Conan Fire FROM PHosPHoRt ‘Thaqfire which broke ont in the cellar of Kidwell’s drug store this morning, itappears, originated from a can of phosphorus, from which the water had evaporated; and was extinguished without damage to other property. —o—— Crxcuit Court, Judge Olin.—This morning, the new trial of the case of Wylie agt. Brown ‘was commenced, Mr. R. J. Brent making his opening address to the jury on behalf of the Plaintiff. G[BEEN 8 RESTAURANT, 1 CORNER STH AND E STREETS. WH. KLEIN, Cc. EBEB, PROPRIETORS. This celebrated establishment has been ly refurnished, and Ia tow open to the pub thet ‘The best of ; = = aa bet ee r priv jer promptly pret ; h = ith abe pat choice brands ave : stocked with 4 mo « FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO1 P. M. One suite of Furnished Roowstelet. no tm* _ ath f Farsi eee 0 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. MISS HATTIE CRIPPEN receiving, direct fr>m the Importers. an Manufacturers, in New York, a large and fresh stock of -HO{CK MILLINERY GOODS. which, while awaiting the apapaibar tema eres arti A select assortment of EDICINE DEPOT cours Tare pepicomn eee A LE LAMPS, WINDOW GLASS, &., e. aot iw Aftairs tn Canal. —Arrived—Bouat wheat_and hay to Hart o., ANd Carn ernne Moore, light; and thirteen boaw wich coal, consigned to the Cumberiand Uo. 65) \9 tone; Borden Co., 339.10 tons; A an « 106.10 tons: W. RK. Snow & Co. 117.12 ton. Hieston & Co., 109.8 tens; Central Co.. 13 tons. Departei— Boat P. Heine, bumber, &e.. to Dam No. 1, and 19 be light FLore ANT AIN Manxet.—Holders of flour firm, and there is a lively inquiry among bayers fer the higher grades. Good Sopers, $9.25a89.50; Extras, $9.75 te $10.25, according to quality. Wheat—We note two arrivals of wheat yesterday. (Good to best red, $°.10 to £2.40; but The sales principally of prime at 82.15 17. Corn—Yellow, -© cents white, cenw per bushel, im the ear, & per barrel. Tax Revzr.—There is little of importance doing at the wharves to-day. There are few vessels in port, and these are preparing tor « speedy departnre. jetown. Hartley, win sce. GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. sili: “ot mses of the Poor and marier ending Jane », 1868, clievoleed by the Board of Aldermen _ oard of onimonm Cownerl of the Corporanion of G: That the Clerk pay tothe order of M. V. 1! Trustee of the Poor and nine hundred,and eicht dollars and seventy two cents amonnt of expenses of same for 4 er oud ing June Dth, 18, upon the presentatio: f proper vouchers (Approved Nov. 1, 18%. AReso.vriox in favor of the Intend: Poor and Work House nant Of the A Resoncrion to pay Ex york House. for the Resolved by the Board of Aldrrme Raard af Common Cownesl of the Corporation aj ae, Rnenetcted That the Clerk of the Corporation ts hereby dicact 6 Poor aad Work ed te furnish the Intendant of t Bn wi #tand in the new market house, omt .{ such atands a* are not otherwise disposed of. Approved Ney. 1, 18'S. A Rgsorvtion to pay Expenses of Poor and Work House. for Quarter ending Sept. 3, 18%5. Resolved by the Board cf Aldermen and Foard of Common Council of the Corporation of Georsciown, That the Cierk pay to the order of Trustee of Poorand Work How hundred and three 4 [Approved Nov. 8, A Rereoietion maki ing the channel of tbe Potomac river, and for the Burposes therein pamed ‘an appropriation for dred* Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Couneii of the tion of Georgetown, That the sum of five tho thereof ax may be necesm appropriated for the i ‘0 nd fo! Orso much _ be. and is hereby, ening the channel of the R ined. Surther, That the ( ‘pore. tion is hereby anthorized to pay the same to the order of Peter Berry. David Edes, Geores Rhine hardt.and E.M Linthicus, upon the ‘notation of proper vonchers that said work has been done to their satisfaction Kesolved. further That Peter Berry, of the Board of Ald d Edes, of the Roard of Common Council; Georg inehardt, and E.M. Linthicum, are hereby empowered to coutract with preper for the performance of the work specified, the services of a superintendent of esi tf -n the td one — use to exceed four dollars per Resolved, furiher, That the Clerk ofthe Corpore- ton is hereby authorized, for the obvect aforesaid, to insue the stock ef this Corporation to the amount of five thousand dollars. or eo much thereof as may be necessary. redeemable at the pleasure of thie Cor poradon. bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. per apntm. parable semi annually Besolved. further, That the fund known as the barbor fund shall be applied by the Olerk to the appropr n aforesal Kpproved November 8, 1965. aclaim of Daily Times A Rragtrrioy to pa Resolved by thr Board af Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georeetown, That the Clerk pay to tthe order of the Datly Times the freventeen doliars and fifty cents, pro- vided they receive the same in Tall payment of bill of August J, 185. [Approved Nov. 5, 1855, A Frsorr rion In regard to additional geslight tn the Market House Rescived by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Commean Covmril of the Corporation of Georkctown. That each person or firm owning or renting « tall in the market henre a they are herety lowed to tap the gas main in the market hones atti a fixture with not morethan two t for their own we end benefit provided ih expense to the corporation except for the © e rumed: ms 1Approved Nov. 8, 185. LOTS ON TWENTIETH STREET WEST AT AUCTION, On FRIDAY AFTERNOC o'clock. we will sell. in fre , Mth instant, at « of the premises, Lote 8.4, and 5, Square 128. treating © feet each rt street, between north B and C streets, all adjoining property Terme : One-half cash: balance in «ix and twelve months, secured by deed of trueton the premises, and bearing interest Conveyancing at the purchaser's «xpense. A deposit of 325 will be required on each Lot at time of tale. W_L. WALL & CO., Ancts, no 22 B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGON, FUR NITL SUTLER’S GOODS, HOUSE, WITH STORE ROOM ATTACHED, &c On MONDAY. the 27th inst: we shal! sell, at the Butler's establishment of Bates. at Some Sern near the toll gate. ene mile from the Capitol. on the Baltimor turn ike. DEXt house to the gate, at 100 clock @.m_, the cllowing articles. viz One House, with gee attached rc. Portable Bake Oven Two fine young Hi Large lot Sntier Bedeteade. Mattree sss. Wacon and Gear .Fornicure and Bedding. Blankets nd other Stoves efrigerators, Counters, With a large lot of ether articles, which we deem Unnecessary to ehumerate Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Bo 2-d Auctioneers, ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE ON 127TH STREET, BETWEEN C AND OHIO on TUESDAY, November 2ist, at 4 o'clock p. = on the inises, we shall sell the north 21 fees ont of Lot 1, Square 2%, located on [2th etreet weet, between street and Ohio avenue | back an average depth of about & feet, improve. by a three story B Dwelling, with a two-story = building. containing 14 rooms. Gas and fix throughost. ‘erm easy: One-fenrth cash; balance fn one, two, and three years, defe payments bearing interest. secured by deed trust on the premises. eC it haser's ©: ‘nse. be * “SPC. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucte, 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON DAV AFTERNOON Sith inet, sume hours ee no 2 JAS ©. McGUIRE & CO.. Auote B® J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers 1IGHLY DESIRABLE REE-STORY AND ; LASEMENT BITCK DWELLING HOUSE ON H SIRE! D ITH ET, BETWEEN 6TH AN t 44, fronting 19 % Tth streets, running back 112 feet. and = by the three-story and basement brick Dwelling Howse, No. 525, containing 15 rooms, cellar, an elegant Latrobe in the parlor, which heats the chambers above, water in the yard aod it. 8 six-inch sewer connectiag with the main sewer, gas and fixtures complete Terms ew y > One-third cash; balance in one and two years, deferred payments bearing interest, s¢ cured by of trast on the premises. Conveyancing at purchaser's se ond {intl drt. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ,nomd { B* W. B. LEWis & CO... Auctioneers, o. 307 Benvsylvania avenue. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. BY ORDER W. 8 HARTOGENSIS, OF BALTIMORE IF Stores we shail ‘sell about & thossand lol ot our Store, we ute unredeemed Goods, as— LADIES’ CLOTHING. — Fine re-set, Merinos. Delaines, P: resses, Under Clotbing, Coats las. do. ‘MAN'S CLOTHING —Extra fine Reaver and other Over is. Dress, Frock and Business Coste, fine Cloth and Castimere Pants and Vests, Boys’ Tate daeee pics seiseeit oa Wellies ate Also. three very ¥: eo! Bs, ne 1d Watches Chains, Diamond Rings, &c. s Clothitg’ is of und at our sales, to The J Shick Lovcall dee pasdientar attention of barers bet ar ntien ‘pa WB LEWIS @ CO, Aurts_ Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctirneers. HREE-STORY BRICK ‘OU! ON THE THREE STORY gD AT AUCTION. ; On TUESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 4 o'clock p. m., we sball sell. at public auction, part of Lot 4, Rquare 853, having «front of 25 . Funni ‘k about 100 feet, and is improved by a go ree-story Brick, containing eight convenient, well-arranged rooms and store rooms below. This property. iv situated on Lith street west. be- tween south D ste. : One-half cash; the balance in six sot T twelve 2 months, for notes interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed #f trast on the prem: All and revenue stamps at the cost of the pu: % nod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctu. 18 POSTPONE® ON be a ge ~] til FRIDAY, the zath ia- 5 iT a Dod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, L™= AND ‘HB. T have ov band the following named LUMBRR, which I will sell, at much below regular Market prices: seasoned, at $10 per M. 10,000 feet long White Pine Lumber, mostly 6x8. ‘30,000 feet 8-4 White Pine Cullings. ° Kinds of Ph 4 and a full one of all kinds of ja_-tl _Be, 20-3" "g. Navy Var. ¥ THS, BO- oe AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- nO, ax to order. ren. FRIES late of Boston. 247) Me pg Ag wnat 2 M4®° 8 WOOD anD COAL YARD, Corner 7th streot and Canal.