Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1865, Page 4

Financial and © ‘The New York stock market yestercay was steady without much activity. (#overnments ‘were firm ai the previews day’s prices. Rail- road sbares were irregular, with a tendency to improve uetations, Michigan, Southern, Northwestern, Erie and Pittsburg being | ebiefiy quired for. The loan market is quiet, | ‘There w ap abundanteupply of capital seeking | wp vestment, butienders are cautious. for call loans is seven per cent. and commer. | clal paper ee more rapidly atseven to nine, the ebief business being at eight. From the American of this morning we make up the following summary of the Baltimore markets: Coftee.—We have to note sales of 150 bags in email lots from second bands, at 19221 cents, gold for fair to prime quality. Strictly choice im scarce, and held at 21 cents. Nothing of importance doing i other varieties, bat prices nominally unchanged. Flovr.—The market is without change, the demand bemg confined pos entirely to choiwe brands of Super an x Rye Flour Demand a i market heavy at $6.5ua$6 62 for quality. corn ‘Meal supply hght and held firmly at ores wheat Meal—Keceivers are selling at 24 (5884.75 per KOlbs. bulk. Supply light. Grain—Inferior and common white Wheat, $2n€2.25 cents: ordinary to very fair do., 32.25a nd good to strietly prime do. $2 55eE255 cents, inferior and-ordinary red, SiSe$2., fair do. $2.2a$230; and good to strictly prime €o., $2.35a8250. Offerings of Corn comprise 13,20 bushels white and 8,500 do, yellow; and sales 12,000 bushels white at prices ranging from £3a91 cents; a lot of 2,400 usbels yery prime bringing the extreme rate- and 13,000 busbels yellow at S5aSS cents for or- dinary to prime new, comparatively little com- | manding the tap price, and at 8Uat5 cents for inferior to ordinary old. Receipts of Nats foot up 4,510 busbels, and sales 6,000 bushe’s nearly all at 50 cents, weight. No transactionsin Rye recorded Provisions—The offerings of nogsjt the pens conunne in excess of the demand, owing to the mildnees of the weather and the unsettled con- diten of the principal markets for hog pro- duet, and prices are nominal. Live hogs may be quoted at 12% cents net, and dressed at 1(alt cents. Bacon is jobbing slowly at 17a- 1735 cents for Shoulders, at 20 cents for Sides, which are scarce, and 24 cents for new Hams. Nothing of importance deing in barreled Pork or green meats. Butchers’ Lard may be quoted at ifal¥ cents, city rendered at 2Ua2z cents, and Western at 23a24 cents. Sugare—Grocery descriptions continue in fair request and firm. Sales not previously qnoted comprise 75 bhds. fair to prime quality at 194a15x cents. We still quote Cubaand E. I. fair to good retin’g.$13 00a$13 50 a = * «rocery 13 Sia 14 25 “ primeto choice 14 75a 15 00 fair to good grocery... 13 Sa 14 25 “prime to choice groc’y 14 75a 15 50 Whisky—Sales incinded 50 bbls. Country, Tefilled packages, on private terms, 50 bbls. old Western at $2.35, and 25 bbls. new du. at $2.33. Market dul id heavy at the close. Porto Rico 1MPORTANT TO THE INSURED.—The Supreme “ourt of Massachusetts has just madea de- ion of much tmportance to the insured. It is, that when a policy of insurance contains a clause to the effect that if the building insured is unoccupied for any time, without notice to | the office, the policy is void, the building mus actually be in use during that time; itis not sufficient that everything remains in readiness for use and occupancy, and it is visited every day. The case that brought out this decision was the suit of one Keith ys. the Quincy Mutnal Insurance Company, to recover the insurance ona trip-bammer shop destroyed by fire. The building, which was connected with other shops, was unused, sometimes for months, thongh it was always kept ready for service and was visited every day to see that everything wasstraight. But the jndge ruled that this was not enough to constitute occu- pancy, and if the building had remained with- out apy practical use for 3) days—the time Fpecified in the policy—it was really an unoc- cupied Duilding for that time, and the policy became void: and the fall bench have sustained that ruling. In this case it was the renewal of an old policytbat had no snch clause in the original, and the plaintiff testified that he did not know that the clause was in the new poticy; nut his ignorance made no difference in the decision. lp this view of the case, there area great Many nanoceupied buildings, and a large Bomber of insurance policies are void, if they havea clause compelling the occupancy of buildings all the time, without notice is given tothe contrary. People who leave their houses for a mouth or two in the summer, though they may, perhaps, be visited every day, are liable, nnéer this ruling, to lose their insurance if the house should be destroyed by fire; and the same is true of an unoccupied office or shop. It is important, at all events, that people who have their buildings insured should know exactly what thei policies require, or they become lia- ble at any me to lose their insurance in case of fire, through some trifling, perhaps merely techni: violation of the terms imposed by the Insurance companies.—Springfeld Republican &7 A horrible murder has occurred at Shel- byvilie, Illimois. On last Wednesday after- noor, Thomas F. Thornton, jr.,of the firm of W.F. Thornton & Sons, bankers, walked into the clothing stere of Max Deeman and deliber- ately shot, without any warning, Lieutenant Colonel George Tackett, who was reading a newpaper atthe time. Tackett rose from his cbair aud staggered towards the door, when Thornton shot him again, the ball entering his shoulder. Tackett then ran out of the door into the street, followed by Thornton, who again sbot «im im the small of the back. This shot brought Tacket’ to the ground, and Thornton then walked up to the dying man and placed bis'revolver to bis head and shot bim again, the ball passing completely threugh his head. Thornton then walked to bis banking honse, Trownted a horse and fled. Nothing has been beard of him since. Tackettexpired ina few erconds. A criminal intimacy between Tackett and Thornton's white, is alleged to have been the cause of the deed. Gen. GRANT IS CH ARLESTON.—The Charles- ton Courier of December 2 says: “Lieutenant General Grant and staff arrived in this city by the Nortbeastern Railroad train at balf-past ten o'clock yesterday moruing. He was re- ceived and welcomed by Major General Sick- les and other officers commanding, and escorted by the military to the residence of General Sickles, Charlotte street, where he will receive Visitors between twelve and two o'clock to- Gay. We understand that General Grant is on an official visit of inspection, and that he will rr n here for a few days longer, when he ‘will proceed to Savannah.” On the let the merchants and citizeus of the city, sent an invitation to General Grant to 2@ public dinner, but the General having too many epgagem before him, declined. SFA puzzling phenomenon is exercising the citizens of Auburn ard Lewiston, Me. The Windows and doors of many houses have late- ly betuken themselvesto rattling, with inter- missions of silence and with variationsin de- erecofthe noise. What is the cause! is the Question. &F George Thomas, son of Sir Wm Thomas, Frrovet, from England, bas been arrested aud locked op im the Tombs at New York, to await trial on the charge of forging bills of credit on Dencan, Sherman & Co., of that city &7 Tbe counsel of Mrs. Kirby, the woman whoshot ber husband in Richmond a few days Seo, assume the ground that her jealousy amounted to insanity. Upon this plea they expect to eecure ber acquittai. sce SPECIAL NOTICES: ——.——— TWO BAD CASES UF PIL CURED B STRICKLAND'S PIL arueoy = Mr. Giass. of Janesville. Wisconsin, the benefit of all whe suffer with the Plies: thats has been Loubled for sigbt yesrs with an a vated case of Piles. and hie brother was discharged { #8 incarable. (he being quite para- th the Piles.) Both these distressing La cane Sere cured with ome hottle of Dr STR! D's PILE REMEDY. The recommenda these keriienen beside the deity teeti mon! ceived 1s Dr Strickland. oaght to comet fog that the most arecured by Dr 8 * hy Drugwists riwhere Sold % J. Ww. NATEN 4 (0); CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa. arenue and 5O¥ Bivth street. oc 3-ly A SUPERIOR REMEDY. Honsly recommend to those out cough DR. STRICK- "8 COUGH BALSAM. ueous and is withal There isnodenht | Ral fe ow- of the snd is a!) hat ite & aad found-selie Mir prepered hy street. Cloetnrs P Sold by JW. NAIRN RCO. sia0 at Drug Store. and CHAS CHRIBTI 17 Pa aveune and 902 Ninth stevet. ia = _SOLGaTE’s HONEY BOAP. sted TotLer Soar.ip such aniversal dewmaud. is made from the choicest materiale, to wtid and emollient to ite nature. frasenatly scented and extremely denehera/ tu ite action upon the akin. For sain by al) Druggiom and Fancy Goole Dealers an Beoly ——_—_—_—. MAERIAGE ND Ar Eseny of Warving and I Ben, jurt publish y the veut io senied letter ow J sKILLIN Hi Asocintion, Philadelphia, Pa. sesmucees 2 Isherwood, Roll AUCTION SALES. sebais Pornit viz: Bed ensel are, viz: s' ire. ‘Tabi fn. and Seetee, Tahler, Gore. Cooking and ether, 6k Crockery Ware. &< articles which ‘Terme cash. , &c., with s large lot of other unnecessary to enumerate. MARY EK. SMITH, Executrix. _de2-8&Tust GREEN & wiLLIAMS., Ancis, Y W. L. WALL & CU., Auctioneers, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 8th. commencing at 3 o'clock p. m., on the premises, we will sell that valuable property at the corper ef 7th and F streets sonth, known as IgE 1b. Die 1h, 18-25, 34 Be 30s 14.15.35, 17, 18. 3 " 3 F and 7th streets. hasa Ming House, wi and ether out-houses; ty will be divided and sold in fe rait Rapeclal attention tothe abeve Beat The above lots to enit. A sale, asit offers rare iuducements te procure val- nable property ‘ermsatsale. By order of J.H. W. L. WALL [Int. & Chron.] HERON. &co, no2 Auctioncers. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, e with the terms of a di Tupper and wife, dated November 20, 1863, and recoried in Liber NO. T., No. 19 folios 17, &c., one of the Land Records fo: the County ef Warhington, D C., the subscribers will sell, on the premises, at auction. to the highest bidder, on the 2OTH DAY OF DECEMBER next. at 4 o'clock p. m., the following ‘escrived fourth part of Lot num- bered thirty-nine, (39) in Sqnare numbered five bundred and two. (.02,) a8 the same are laid down on the piat or gronna ys of the City of Washing- ton, beginning for said part at the southeast cornet o ot 39, theuee runing north twel: 2 In com frem Charles feet, thence west oue hundrd one feet avi ren inche-, (101 11-12.) thence south twelve (12) feet, thence east one hundred one feet and eleven inches, (102 11-12,) to the place of begi shaving thereon @ two-story Frame Dwelling, containing five ms. ooms. ‘T+rms: One-fourth cash; balance in six. twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale. Deed given, and deed of trust taken to secure the deferred pay- mqitle believed to be good. All the costs of deeds and stamps at the expense (TBO Teauteed to be paid at the time of 00 require, at the time of sere NO_E_RENDALL. CBARLES B RSON, no 27-Stawids GREEN & WILLIA le. Trastees, $ Aucts Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT SALE OF PART OF SQUARES AND BUILDING LOTS OF GRUUND IN THE (ity OF WASHINGTON, D.C, BY AUC- By order of the Commissioner of Public Bnild- ings. We shall sell,on WEDS ESDAY, the 6th day of December next. at 4 o'clock rs m . atour Auc- tion Kooms, No. 526. corner of and D streets Borth, tue followi amed property Leionging to United States, viz: 15, and 16. in Square 1,125, 4 12, 1m equare I 14 +2 in, Lete3 4,5.6,.7,8,8 1142. The above Lots were sold on the 10th da; 0” Octo- ber ast, and they will be resold et the risk aud cost of the fret purchasers. Terms of . Cash, when knocked off by the action , 4 if not paid they wail be put up idders, y order of the Commissioner of Public Bnild- "po ?-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. eers. agin and sold to the next highest BBX 248. 0. McGUIRE @ CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE ING HOUSE AND 3 ON THE OF 4% AND C STREETS. ont aatherity of the Supreme Court of this Dis- fc vs. T es ts ity. Ne. St, lice W. Grammer a DWELL- COBNER E s sold at auction to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 19, at 832 o'clock, a ses, most desirable residence at the ast corner ef # and O streets, lately the residence of the late G. Grammer. formerly occupied by John Quincy Adams, ana afterwards oy Secretary Toacey. The dwelling is substantially built and capacious, having four sarge parlors and drawing rooms on the principal story, connecting by folding doors, ‘The Lots front -8ix feet seven inches on C street. by depth of one hundred thirty-three feet three and a half inches on 4% street, and run- ning east one bund: and twelve feet cleven inches, to a fgg wo mete alley, and contain nine thousand two hundred and ninety-three square It isin the center of the city, and in one of the best neichborhoods, within a few steps of Penn- ay aes, ak Coches ae Ad fo ine oe. seldom +urb an opportunity offers to those desiring a firet class residence in the city. Imme- diate possession can be given to the purchaser aud the residne in six, feet Terms: One-third cas) twelve. ¢izkteen, and twenty-four montas, with interest The in‘erest to be paid -e: mnnalty. for which the purchaser's bond, with surety, will be tuken. anc a lien reserved ov the property sold; or the purchaser may pay all cash if he so desires. Conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser's co-t. If the terms be n-t complied with within five days from the day of sale. the Trustees reserve the right to re-sell, on seven days’ notice in the Na- ticnal Intelligencer, at the risk and cest of the purcharer failin, eg > aera _HENRY PROBASCO.{ Trustees. SALE OF Ot se narat BUILDINGS, LUM- Chief Quartermaster’s 0 Office, Depot of Washineson.s ic. . D. C., December 5. 1868. Will be sold at public auction, on the premises, under the direction of Captain J. H Crowell, A: Q .M.. on BATUEDAY, December 9, 1845. the fol- lowing éercribed Government Buildings, Lumber, &c., a8 follows : ON 19TH, NEAR CORNER NORTH, AT 1:30 One (1) Office, 16 by 403% feet One (1) Shed, 12% by 66 feet GENERAL HO&SPITsL STABLES, ON EY Ba AND 25TH OF D ‘BEET P.M = AT ays rey) ie 5 ¥ 44 foo sate . 3435 by 39 foo +6 by 14 feet ) Stable. 28 by £2 feet Three (3) Stables, ceeh 28 by 250 feet One (1) Stable, 28 by Two (2) Stables, ench 28 by 88 feet One (1) Stable, 28 by 80 One ¢1) Btab 6 T ‘ase Lumber. Watering Troughs. Feed Troughs. and Hitehing Posts. AT ARLINGTON PARK STABLES. NEAR AR- Ainge lot of Fencing, Feed Trowgbs ‘be. a 5 , de. The Buildings will te wold sin, a —— belongs by Sms days [= a le rms cash, ernment fnn c ee RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster. desse | Ma Ge Depot of Warhingte aud be Ofsale. GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT * ALEXANDRIA, VA. Chtef Quartermaster’s Ose fashington, D. C., Will be sold. st public auction, on the ae the ther eg aoa PC retclee pg qe . 5 . ol i, +. On BATURDAY, December 9, 1855, commencing at 10 ossock a. m., the following descri Goverument bullaings. Vee RAILROAD DEPOT One (1) Building, 16 by 24 feet, two stories, ON COLCHRUS MLERET, NEXT SOUTH TO ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. One (1) Building, 20 by 35 feet. One 11) Outhonse. « AT THE SUUTHWEST CORNER OF UNION AND QUEEN STREETS. One (1) Gnardhouse . 12% by 13 feet, The 7 ses. nel 8 feet. pgs will be sold sing:y In the order it be removed within ten days from Te = pooch in Gover t funds. i. nen he aa icy DH. RUCKER, re’ ajor . and C' . st a = Depot ef Washington. L 42° SALE OF GOVEBNMENT MULES. a artermaster’s Office, Depot of Wash 5 macy Worhineton DC Leccane aie t Wil) be sold at public auction, uuder the direc- tor ef Brevet Colonel C. H the Eastern Brazeh Corral. near Linc Depei.Warhingtou. D. 0 , cowmmenci DAY. De 5, egembes ®, 1855, at 10 o'clock 600 ale: dition. ana s Srevcie des Tompki sold singly. to the highest bidder Ib ewholes maber tenia from day to day until Terms: Cash, in Sovarmaaat inde. it. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen’l aod Chief Quartarm: 66-1 Depot af Weakingt H® TAL RANG Wasuixer Will be sold at pai FATURDAY, kecembength. D C , Deeem! auction im er, }8as. - at 0 0" the berenent of Cente? Bulictog. Toug!rs Haepttal a large xno rerviceable es e city, on io lor five han ered (1 iNeed Pri aS F Surgeon U. 8 A. and Medical Parveyor. EYE AND Bak. All curable BYK and EAR TIONS treated at re te. at the (Office of Dr. nd 4 o'clock; Funday, 10 tol. Conanitation Room, firat floor 7 ARTIFICIAL EVES ob! like the natnral one XPEEIMENTAL RESEARG TRAM D PNGINBERING, by Chet Boniene | ULB... vol Mer bet, - of Dr. SOBONEY, reseed ade , net ineor B. F. hishad. Jat a UK TAYLOR, i | | mat 3 | nd tt k: the Page roperty, Fouw. . a. th ‘water iy the fo f imbe! On TH ° T, ii ere FRIDAY. Dec at ae. f B “ 1 m Pi pad of wees tS T, Sa ac hs h be Li iN Li f said L 12) d ele’ hs fe ed = at ronud * ad Log wi by a 4 On FRID . J D. Thee xB PE fe u D. UG re ild| TION hase. T ed the Gaver s = nd 9, Wash: § La R hi k € S, consist P Axes, H i 14 por T bal Ke Zi ed in 0g No. $21, Alice W. G Th BS rem < T h fund: ives, that Chi é é in fi and if red r. id w 7 & ‘ashington. D. 888, Cc J. H Crowell ot T: 3 . M. 9 tly. ‘TWEEN 24 z ©. Jev. T 2 O'OLOCK P. by 27 * G Sy mene Sheas. t One G: ick. b alm ‘87 feet 7. Pitas je! eat Eo. 7 exehange y's Pianos, and ris nd pl it. A ‘OLUCK P.M T Li and thi 5 be ii iS A 8. oe nd posed ria. Vi ted ae Te bed NE Ecol Piarmedle ri the decnintiatmaen ke iyat poy ry my ry Symptoms, thi reury lef ‘termaster, Bec from the =! oS epee mi Valpea: eH at > 6 LJ DNKB- and respect, botth fu, x and . he "eh iach and sho AUCTION SALES. ABRGOR SALE UF VEKNMENT BUILD. L In68. Lia Let St) Office r (@arter master. of Warauntion D.C pty 15, 1348. WIM be soid at Puitic Anction to the highest bid- der, at the times and places named below, al! of tha Officers’ Quarters, Barracks. Mees-houses, Stables, aud other structures pelonging to the Qu: ter's Deparment! U. 8. A..im and aboat the fellow. FS ites te aae oar ee T . umber, . oor ted with the same. a2 follows, ST OF EASTERN BRANCH. On BATURDAY. November . at o'clock m.. at Fort Mahan, fourteen frame ana Ing : i i Patt 8 Ps 2. Jeg : alan. the timber. lumber, &c., inside the the absttie around it. jack sixteen frame building« ‘Toside the fort. and’ abattle lame day. at 1 o'clock ». eleven frame Dutidings at Fort Farnsworth: al oo Umber lumber, &c., inside the fort, thi 5 Ou TUESDAY, November 28th, at Wo'clock a m , at Fort Weed, twelve frame buildings, and tim. ber, lumber &c.. inside the for 90, st 2, 5 29th. at 10 o'clock sm rt Worth. sev-nteen frame and log buildings, and the timber. Inmber, &c., Inside the ; i. t of tone. a lot of unnsed timber, and 4 = >: FY a: is Ll 2 5 3 ing outside of the rame. REPAY, November 20th, at 10 0’cleck a. rt Ward. twenty one frame and | nild- ings; aleo. the timber, ln uber, &c., invide the fort, end abatt{s aronud the same. On FRI ember Jat. at W0’clock a m. Fort Richardron. twenty four frame aud log build- ings; also. rT. Inmbher, &c., inside the fort, aud abatiis around the same im SATURDAY, Pecember 2, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Fort Tillinghast. twelve Frame and Log Build- ngs; also. the Timber. Lumber, &.. inside the fort and abattis aronnd the same. meday, at 1 giclock p m,.at, Fort Craig. eleven Frame Build ings, with Timber, Lumber, , inside the fort Immediate: sold the Timber. Lumber, &c. ano abattic aronrd the same. which will the Renter in front ef Fort ¢ raig Lumber. Puildings, &c.. at Port On MONDAY, in and the Timber, McPherson. lecember 4. at 100’clock 8 m., at Fort Morton. nine Frame Buildings and the abat- tie sround this fort and Forts Corcoran and Strong. rt C. F Smith, the Timber. fort ‘and abattis azound jiately after which will be sold the Timber, Lumber, &c., inside Fort Bennett and the abatti« aronod it. On TUESLAY. December 5. at 100’clock a. m., at Fort Kthan Allen, seventy-four Frame a Buildings. «many of large size:) also, the Timber, Lumber. &c.. inside the fort and abattia around it, th the covered way at the fort, and ail the exte- me day. stl o'clock p.m twenty-five Freme buildings Lumber. &c.. inside thi the anme = Imm: al: rior Batteries and Magazines around the same, sonth oL Etmmot Run. Wes: ath, (at 8 alec iy AY, December at, 10 o'clock a, m,. at Fort Cass thirteen Frat thre eo embrace ree quantity of Timber, Lumber, &.. and an excellent fag aph omnes in thus offered to land-owners and others in the vicinity of Wachington to secure buildings and fencing mate- rial convenient to their ig shat rd will remain upen the _ on urchasers, (not owners wt the innd) equired to remove the buildings, &c., within fifteen days from the date of purcl 'e Buildings will be sold singly. ‘erms: Cash in Governzest ter date of axle for prot: funds. a TUINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, epartment of Washington. @ALE OF CONPEMNE)L QUARTERMASTER Ly STURES. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot fash: e inglon. He meveson 7.180 { Will be seld at Public Auction. under the direc- ton of Brevet Major James M. Moore, A.Q. M , at Ware house No.5 ‘between 18th no 18-17t New York ay December 11, 1865. at 10 “on MONDAY, ‘a lot of con- ing ace Rates, Eauldrons, ba Sirol Ovens, - Ranges, Stoves, Bool . |, Cocos, Matting, Rtonis, Tabien, Sash, Ham- x08. isele, mares, Sa: Axes, Wheel Brooma, Buckete, Shovels, clock 6m, demned QUARTEBMASTER STOR! —_ mei Pick Trows, B: Files. Grindstones, Lanterns, Waste Paver, Kope, ‘ine, &c. ac. e stores murt ed by purchasers within remo’ ten days from date of sale. be Sant A Government —_, 8 y order of Brev. ajor General D. H. of Quartermaster, De tor Wasningt oe |. B. NS. _no %-12t Brev. Col. and Quartermaster. FLccs. FEED, WHISKY, “A large and complete assortment ot ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, for Bakers, Grecers, and others, WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. FEED @F ALL KINDS, Either weight or measure. WHISKY, ALL GRADES. ‘We mention the Bonnitz Whiskey in particular, as being pure, and four years old, sold subject, if necessary, to analysis. WM. M. GALT &00., no2-tf Indiana avenue and let et. P BOYER & BUERNSTINE, . LICENSED PAWNFROEERS. @618TH STREET, Second deorfrom Pennsy!vanis avenue, south 14 LIBERAL ABVANOES made on WATOMES JEWELRY, CLOTHING ae. i“ LIFTON HELLER, Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy, ATTORNEY SOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Beunty, Paca Pay. Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- attended to promptly. Office 29 4% street, Post Office Box 428 Wash- ngto city, D. REAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS, AT METZEROTT & CO.°8 WAREROOMS, No. 318 Penna. ave., between 9th and 10th streets. fine new Chickerivg & Son’s Grand Square Piano, handsomely carved. ne ‘Chickering & Son's Parlor Grant, pew One 7-oetave, William Miller, almost new, QneT-octere’ Philadel his Co. ne 6- ec! we: ye he abc have taken in for Steinway & Bons Pianos. "We will sell themat low ures to make 100@. WG METZEROTT, Bole yee A of Stein Bamlin’s Cabinet Organs. Myre 4 COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM AKABIC will be found a most pleasant. safe and aon. Temedy for Coucus, CoLvs, Hoarse- Ress. CxouPp, WHOOPING COUGH, AND ALL aFPEc- mMROoaT axp LuNGs. Its superior ing stubborn coughs, @ first jon, has lone been known aad Syrrectenet by most families and physicians. Price cents per bettle, - ‘Has been in constant use fn our family for over Heep seers, aud with invariable success. I think cellent remedy. American Oftce, Bait. JOB. J. DOBBIN, “‘hm attache of this office, long troubled with a stubborn cough, a) hi effected, has received the greatest bene! single bottle.” — Bak. Clipper. PPE ee 1 Sanrepeeed 16 Lag Fee og ofour physi- a rescri| Ad best success. Deleutm= H. BUBF. Chemist, Portsmouth, pn es erent by Royal Letters P: tent of Ei + and at e Paris, and the Laperial Relax jeT-4m* _ aes TIONS OF THE effi a tobe it from a Vienna. ured fectaypf phere, in tin cases. at $3 each. ip one for 9, ak ease a, Ballamanda, Boux, &c.- Wholesale and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 as ad York. oS. 0 FORD, No. 290 mar’ “ Pie be er had corner 1}th st. (TRomrsons POMADE OPTIEM — For im ting @ rich gloss and exquisite perfume to the Hair. fer superior to wh lather Fomade ox: ‘ork, alt Drugutste. Price S80, and Ter per je. TLER'S BALSAMIC MIXTUBRE.—This Beat known and eutirely ~ ‘se t Maladice, is for sale by Ti per bettie. it. Prepared wold by reliable remedy for all Druggine, ‘Price W-eoly a M BEAD UE AM MARBLE WORKE,’ of B MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TAB MARE eT WASHEYAND TORS Be, TAPE Bescmente Sate te order on reasonable terms Wilt keep constantly op hand E. MAB. ey ky pana ers for Pinm Pennayt bet) Sar S's 36 Bow pre} red to Tecelye me Picea nd fo attend to thelr orien en ae i Re wpemers ad ae baile, faite, dere ike before ie mee 8.—My business is RAS pig not for sale, having eon- 06 30-Im* JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD, | the result of thetr | move? within ten days from date of acceptance of H ; dressed to the undersigned, at Peterebu: H By orcerof Thomas ©. Ballivan. Bre | / and C. 5., U. 5. A., Obief 0. 8 i Virginia. ASA RY. Ro St 10t ~ Captain and C. 8. | Chief Quarsermaster's j | Rented til WEI | hear this city, of PROPOSALS. FFICE COMMISSARY OF BUUSISTENCR, Prtrrsncnc, Va store 18's. Rented be iN be received by acer. signed until EDNESDAYS December 13, 186, at 72 o'clock m.. for the eras umanie TIHREE_HUNDRED AND Fi¥’ A BEEF CATELE, AT THIS DEPOT. The Cattle i be sold at their actual gras wel tobe deermined on delivery. Propaeals met bein duplicate should state the rer pennd gross weight, end the number of Cattle lexired. No bid_wiil be ived for alees number than twenty (20) head Ocverhment reserves the Tight to reject all hida deemaé too low. jidders ut present will be notified roposals. The Ca letter of ‘0 be re- Did. at expense of chaser | The Cattle con Voscen at Cattle Yards near le from this city. nds. Beet shonid be ondorend pe the envelope Propossls for purchase of Beef Catt prorosars FUR LIME. » Depot of Washmntion, Washinton DC, November dn tat Troponaie will be ranei ved at this office nn- ESDAY, December 6. 1865, at }2 o'clock Aelivery wt the Ltucoln Hospital Depot, m., fort 5400 BUSHELS UN3LACKED BUILDING waite not less than eighty (80) pounds to the | ushe ‘Two thousand (2.000) busheis must be delivered imerereety. ard the remaining three thousand (3 Coe) within twenty dave from date of contract Proyo: als nrost be addressed to the undaraigned, sud ehonid be plainly marked. *Propossis for ime” D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, 20 ait Depot of Washington, (OVERNMENT SALE OF BEEF CATTLE. Office Commissary af Subsistence, i Richmond. Va... November 23. 1833, Sealed proposals. in duplicate. will be ree by the uncersigned until 12 «’cl-ok m ,on MON DAY. the lith day of December, 1855, for the pnr- chare ofabent FIVE HUNDRED (500) HEAD OF BEEF CATCLE The Cattle wiil be Propesais sboald Kho weight. and the nom a he gross weight to be determined in the usual Pe er of averaging the weight of BEEF CAT- No bide will be received for # less number than twenty five (25) head. he Government reserves the right to reject Proposals deemed too low. Bidders not preseut will be notified by letter of the result of their pro- rosale The Cattle to he removed within ten dayr from the dute of acceptance at the expense of the pur- chaser, ‘1 he Cattle can be seen at the Government stables, known as Bacen* Quarter Branch, on sreok ave- nue. Kicht v Va Casb, in Government funds, and prior to delivery. Proposals thould be endorsed on Freese BEEF AND VEGETABLES, Navy DerartMent, Burgav oF Provisions axp CLotuixs, November 24, 1855, Sealed Proposals, endorsed “Proposals for Beef and Vegetables.” will be received at this Ra- reau nntil 2 o'clock p. m., on theaixth day of Do. cember next, for the supply of twenty five thousaad eet peunds of Fresh and twenty five thoasan pene cf Fresh Vegetables. at the Washingten avy Yard and Station, as required The Beef and Vegetables must be of good anality, and the best the market affords, and each article mst be offsred for by the ponnd. The Beef tobein unl proportions. fore and hind quarters. is, With approved security. will be required in one-half the estimated amount of the contract and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld from the amourt of each pi yment to be made. as collateral security for the due performanc= of the contract. which will. or no account, be paid until it is fully complied with. Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ- ten guaranty. signed by one or more responsinie rsons. that the bidder er } will, if his or their bid be accepted. enter n obligation with- in five daye. with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles propesed. vo will be constdered unless accompanied such guaranty. and by satisfactory evidence that ¢ bidder ts @ regular dealer tn the articles proposed and has iCemse required Y act of Comress. The Department reserves the right to rej it any pre posal not considered advantageuus to the Gov erpment. no 24-10t H** BREAD AND EXTRACT OF COFFEE. Office Depot Com a Subsistence. Waskineton. DC Novouner. 13. 18% f 'e,Will be received at Sealed Proposals. in son ic: this Ofice.on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS of each week, forall the surplus Hari Bread the Government haa for disposal in this locality, and also about 2,000 gallous of Tilden’s Extract of Coffee. ‘The Bread is in Boxes of fifty pornds each. and me gallon each (eight cans = <= tin cans of 07 ina box. ‘These articles can be seen at the Subsistence De- potim Alexandria. Va. All purchases will be placed on tr: rts at the Goverament wharf in that city, free expense to the purchaser. = Leta tie Pe Tecei ved for less than (20 boxes) 2,000 pounds of Bread, and eight cans of Coffee. Bide from parties who have failed to comply with contracts will not be received. Payment required on the notification of accept- ance of the bid. in Government funds. if these articles are not all dixposed of before THURSDAY. the Sth instant, they w ee cperes cs it tion, G. eietathedt Maorand QU 8A, Cusie SALE OF GOVERNMENT BEBF CATTLE. Orrice Derot Commissary. ‘oRnT Monror. December 1, 18'S. Fealed Proporals.in duplicate, will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock M., on WED- ¥EDAY, the 20th day of December. 13:5, for the al <= om fergie) und fifty (140) bead, more or Pi Bee je will be sold at their gross weights. Prepoeal ice weight. and number of hi weight 10 be determined in ft! averaging the weight of Beef th Frepocsls will be received for five head and up- wa! 5 The rninent reserves the right to reject any pro) deemed too low. Bidders not present Patol notified by letter of the resalt of their pro- posals. The Cattle to be remeved five days from date of acceptance. They ean be seen at the Orr near the fort; are in condition, and are realy a evgerior lot of Beef Cattle, fit for avy market. fands, and prior to ‘ —_ cash, in Government elivery. Proposals should he endorsed om the envelope. “Pi eals for purehase of Beef Cattle.” aidressed eat 3 JAMKS CURRY, je 2-1; Colonel and 0. 8. V 5 1 3 JOHN D. EDMOND & 0O., 513 7th utreet, between D and B, BATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DRALERS iN s BUILDEB’S, BLAC! ITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARDWARE asd CUTLERY, Horse-shoe Nails, Basps, Files. Springs, Axles, Axletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Bhovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, all of which we offer at 51 3 THE LOWEST CASH PRICE, [fob 15-1y]} _ S t0.J .L Savage FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HOUSEEBEPERS’ Goops, PACKING, BELTING, &o., RENGTH TO THE WEAK B. = YOUTH TO THE AGED UN BIOKRENE, ion is jualled asa eg ketone of uneg Rejuvenator ‘he should be certain to make the Biokrene inasmuch as it will render outhful in feeling and ih, and them tolive over again the days of | ry prietine ble blessi ly to Sha fete toes pelecad yee cael or arin” self-abuse, misfertune, or Outand Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horee-shoes and BpHt Cane for chair bottoms. 1 ¥._ SAVAGE, a8 wihiar sani xine Ait coer we shag LIVE REJUVENATOR. a Rossehold ged, na eettid x the ge, It not only ex! matter what the cause of Impotency of say’ human organ, this superb preparation ef- ect st once forever. BIOKRENE Curgt he , Genepat Bein Rervors Incapacity, Der REPRESSION, Losa op AP- a, retitz, Lew Sri ITS, We. TEs or run Oneane ov Gereration, ImeeciLity, Lence, EmaciaTion, Bowes, DioNT FUL, DESIRABLE AxD Nova: 87" Sees by pervous disgitiition « vired oe ood _— in this niost ex: Tt aration. “Wersena who, by imprudence, have lost their NATUBAL VIGOR, will find « speeay and perma. nent cure in ra BIOK REN Ry ANGUID, the DESI ina’ Ee OLD should give tis valechie dieters atrial, it it, We Senne totaliy different from or FEMALES This in nervous wen! store the w it re- ence. t is also o tonic, sud will give relief in PIN ap Kyvong Be tag gu pled poveth in ite use will renovate the stomach to a degree of bealth. pataists. Dragonsia forever. lar per bottle, ur ix battles for 85. BOLD sy Daveoiats Ge mae, by, address: heD exprers where + PHTETCHINGS & HILLYIN Proprietors, O% Dey street. New York. fy 8° 0. FORD. corner 1th street Gers ealy a ylvania avenae SUATESEMBOLDS EXTRACT BOCHU. > bos LEGAL NOTICES. QE PRA COURT Rov. 14,193 —Distercr oF wu sin 3 hy } a 3 33 FI z g 2 z fg decreed and of the assets in haul sere have tery collected and turned when and where all the creditors aud doce git Botified to attend. (at tBe Urphane’ Court ef W ae) fugten County aforesaid.) with their | vlaims properiy vonched. or they imay otherwl-e by tne be excinded from all benefit tn wali de conoed’ ee a cL Tee ASSET of thin onter be hi 4 week for three weeks - | bing Clar previous to the said day coat j Test—Z. C. ROBBINS, Register o: Wills. | palmer | | obtained from the Orphans ¢ Wathivgten County. in the District of C letters of xdministration ov the personal Jobs Bi. Roberis, tate of Washington city iC decensed. All persons having claime agaiact the said deceased. are hereby warned to exbihit the | fame. with the vonchers thereof, to the antacriber, | on or befure the ith day of November next: they | mn otherwine by law be excluded from all beneht Of the eaid estate | en under my hand this 4th day of November, 1866, Ro IS lawtw* MATILDA 0, RORERTS. His IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub. | ecriter has obtained from the Orphans Court of Washington County in the District of Colum. bia. letters of administration on the personal estate of Dariel Brown, late of Georgct>wn, TD. C., deceased. AML persons having claims Against said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vonchers thereof. to the enbscriber.on or before the th day of November bext: they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. | Given under my band this 1th day of November | BAS. Po 13- Lew JOANNAH BEOWN, | | PERSONAL, “HAT MISEKABLE IMPO? TER would take jour lastduliar. See Dr DARBY atonce. He has plenty of money and practice. and can «flord to teat vow hemestly bo 3 im* | tention to | bad vatere He f all acute aml chrouic the shortest time pos eu efectton: sible. a bave i caure ho have been deceived by the many npprincipted necks opd borsting pretenders should consult Dr. Bat NES * anabe cured at once The only lace n ebtsin a permanent cure Wash- ng, Koom 12, corner of Penna x et. no 35 3 ADIES, DON'T LOOK AT THIS WM. PRINCE. 31 F strect, has reduced bis price of STAMPING t S1X CENTS PER WIDTH i &c..on Muslin. Lines, Cam- We have newer aud more any other place of the kind | ty. FLUTING 81X CENTS PERYARD ois | = —_ j Apams EXPRESS COMPANY TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DR- SPATCHED FROM THE UFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. OC. LEAVE.| DAILY AS FOLLOWS. | annive. 3:30 6: am. rt 7 |} & FP } (New Vork, Boston,and)} a eet iene 8: jewbern. N.C; ent PM} Gh BG; set 7 4 6: a.m Et igual 8 PM | ————--- ee = Way stations on the)! ,. 3:30 f 6 aM. Fog Pom } peu Sentral ed Pittsburgh, } ’ (hictupath &Cleve = = Chicazn Detrottontss | § A:i i30f ?- ™ ville St.Louis, Vicus:| | 8% P-M. Inrg, Mina : emphte| 1d Nawh vill : a x E ae. | Winchester. atin ¢ phy 70k P- »|} termediate patate | 8 Pe Camberlatd and Way- 3:30, ‘venRalti- 6: aM. ate» |} treracenalt | & ee | “ Way ., west ot) | 33 ey a a - | ang F- -T > & Parkers: ’ j ik \_barg Va iamesville0 } | | Fh vr. w.| J Avnapoti | | | Pete Pe 7: a. M. 8:30 P.M. i | 1 | Warrenton, range Gor- donsyille, Char'ottes- ville, Staunton Lynch- burg. and ali rtations | #907. M. on the Virginia Tennessare Railw | | alt | | 1 ; 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. no mt | can Telegraph RAILROAD LINES, ! G*®*4t PEyNcYLVANIa OUTS vo THe 6TH AND WEst. FOUR DAILY TRAINS. WINTER SCHEDULE On and after November 20th. trains en follows : ; Prony ice € Washington. Raltamore. prevs Mail, a.m. Sam. ‘est Ly tHe a Pittebo: Erie — ioe Pitwberg & Elmira Exp.. 7.30 p. TW» TRAINS UN SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:30 and730P. SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, LOW FARE aNP QUICK TIMER, ST No of cars between Baltimore, BI- mira, Erie, or Pittsburg Bd Tus tickew and rT of ivania Beonettvania ‘Great, Pe sixth street, visi under Ne- ‘Otel and i4th street. corner Penna. avenue, | Opposite Willards’ Hotel, Washi oer oN OU baRR Su co. RB. E. J. WILKINS, _JBO. GILLETT, Pamensr Coen oe Ament, BA*t Sexe any onie BaiLeoaD xoton, Dec, 3, WASHINGTON between and WAR D RALTI- erin en fallen arO™ ADD THE WEST. are FOR BALTIMO. re daily, except Sw He 11.26 a, m., and 3.05, and 4.38, uae Pig ALL ig ¥ static je daily. ex . 3.00 >. m — oe FOR PRIXCIPAL Way s' ladensburg, Beliavilie, eS gy ite puction. apd Relay House, leave at 6:20 8 and 30 and ¢3% p.m daily, except Sum FORANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6: and 80s. m., and 49) p.m. dal except Sunday. No trai po Sed © traius to or frem Annapo! ON SUKDAY ” sien BALTIMORE, eave al & Mm. aud 4.9) and 7-30 and 9.00 p. FOR WAY STATIONS. a Leave st §.Wa.m. and 430 p.m Fuk ALL PAKTS UF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7-30 a. and 940 p , songs ut 9:00 pm. only. connecting at Relay jus from Baltimore to Wheeling, fi CKETS to the West can be hed at the Washington Station Ticket Oice at ail hours in the day a wae the = a bn the Amass- Bate ane Rh crests ne SveREe For New York, Philat«lphia, and Boston, advertisement of “Through Live.” ag w MITTS Maeste: of Treas: iM COLE. G. Ticket Agent. oc 30tf GEO. 8 KOONT? Agemt, Washington. Bane 7H LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, PUILAPBLPHIA AND NEW YORK, Wastine ton, October 29, 1985. Trains between W New York are Fashington and ROW run a follows, viz FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars, Lease dully (except Sunday) at 7300 m., andé@ m FOR NEW XORK. changing care at Philadel- we daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 a. m. and » FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave daily ‘except Sunday) at 7-38 and 11:15 «, ™., and 4.30 and 7:30 p.m. ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York at 6 o.m only. Leave for Philadelphia at 7-30 p m Sle-ping cars for Re = Papday. B. 4 “Bivrough Uckels to Pliiatelplia. Rew York, or Ir ets to . Kew or: ‘be had at the Station Office at all hours - 8 well ns at the new office in the Amer- hb i Peunsy!vania avenue, hic Railroad advertisement hedule between Washington, Baltimore, An- Bapolis, and the West. W.P SMITH, Master of Transportation, L.M COLE, General Ticket Agent. ec3-tf GEO S KOONTZ. Ag~nt. Washington. ORANGE AND ALEAANDBIa a. FROM WASHINGTOR NDRIA LEXA Aah). RICHMOND t. 1. 1986, the Trains op Leave Wasbin; Leave Alexnudri Leave Gordensvi —. eS re | ™ Lynchburg a Arrive at Ly THaik NORT Leave Lyacthen at6a m ic a Arrive at Washington at 5.9) On supdSy~ leave Washingt, Lecal freight train lee m. av arrives at Gord: Gordonsville at 12.35 p.m drin at S@ p.m bremeh freight leaves Alexan- dria at 3008 mand arrives at Lyne zat7.0 tt Leave Lynchbarg at $e m. and arrive at Siexendris até Op m Passengers for Warrenton will take the 7.00 a. s-uth from Wash: nd 7.48 p.m. traing a mand 7.18. m. ‘ash- ewe Fork te Lines, trains from Richmond connect with trans at ington for all parts of the North and West. te hie bas the advantage heving = tinnons rail from Ni bure—#8 miles. t also — wer om Fairfax, Brit Monas- ones: ristoe. Catlett's. Rappabe: , Cal- per. Orange and Gerdeneville, where many of Bee iaieereat battler were fought silting. oppentie the Rk 0.8 E. Pee oe gh Ee A, heist avenue raine leave the corner of oO Washington. won wecekFPERTT au RRR eaperintondont, Alexandria, Sept. 1, 1865 oo6-tf JAMES TOPHAM & 00.3 PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, a AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 75600 SEVENTH STREET, One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Heth, Where they continue to mannfecture and have on sale a large and five assortment of TBUNES, VALISRS, TEAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE OOVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, RELTS, HAVERSACKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, ae., oe Be, a&e., AT LOW PRICES. REPAIRING. | Trunks, &0.,repaired promptly and thoronghiy, | THRESR SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of " October Siet, 1866; also, the highest premium. = bronze medal. by the Metropolitan Maedbanics’ In- stitute ef Washington, P ©., in igs? BOLB AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va.. for FRANK MILLERS , CELEBRATED PREMIUM HARNESS Or | Dealers supplied at the lowest i | _fed 6-1 FACTORY PRICES, | Y CONFIDENTIAL. H OUNG MEN who have injured themselves by | certain secret bapits which unfit them for bustuces, — pleasure, or the duties of married lite; also middle ed or old men. who, frum the follies of th oF T causes, feel = debility ih advance of their years, before placing themselves ander the trent- ment of any one shonid first read “THE SECKET FRIEND.” Married Ladies will ro fins of rtance by perusing Sept to. any sdarees. secaied envelope on Fr Cel pt OF Tw EAD. A. STEWART & 00., dec 14-17 jon. Mase, iat NS ivORY PEARL TOOTH Pow. 1 v re cleani eg and preserv- ing the ‘terth and Gums. jie elegant preperay Hon te entirely enceusiee: o WELLS a°C0., New York, Proprietors, For sale by all drugcists, Wits RAT VELEBRATED MACHINE-SPRRAD STRENGTHENING PLASTERSare thevery best in all cases for which plasteris required. For ‘ale by all drngaiste Jan 2 HARLEL BRECHT. successor to A Reig WINE MERCHANT, WHOLESALE AND hn. TAIL GHOCER and decler tu SUTLERS’ SUP. PLIKS. 289 Penna. fr; ina gth and loth ‘treete Washington BP. ¢ 1 D-selw B Tye GENT OF LAWS OF Til ® UNITED STATES, 187-183: Frost avd Fire: . i? arbe wad Ohipe.* Eee Ene ae Tell er nO ATOR, ; me L SFoRET DISEASES! BECKET SISEASRg) BAMABITAN'’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT: THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY BVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONORMG@A. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢s. Centatns no Mineral, ov Balsam. se Mercury. Oniy Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect @ Ours. ‘They are eutirely vegetabic baving uo emeil me jeasant taste, and will uot t “ire the ASipath or Rowolo af the wrest Sclicate, ‘Ceres in from two to four days, and recent casem in “twenty four hours Prepared by © Gretacte ype of most poles em f CP, A Present day ; aikcee she buve daapaired of getting sored a whe have been gorged with Bales Cancers: Merenry, try CUMARITAN'S GIPT, oD!! BLOOD!!! BLOOD! BLOeD!: Z * Syrah BCRUFULA, ULUE ba. SES H. TETTKES. SCALES VENEKBEAL DISKA ry D HERB TOICES itive cure. BAS IU "AN'S ROOT AN, the public ma Ss OB VENERE. BL B'S ROOT AND HER and heeled ‘our poe- bich you way te years, terity that for DONT DERPATES ALLS RATAN'S ROOF AND RERD SOCKS wl vestige of imparitics from the system, 9% find ‘efiects wise? 6 ell as at the AMARITAN 'S CHANORE Price Deents’ Fall veer Sea RUBUNS SAY U mA ODAR Se fra * REMEDIES. “ StxameH PF Costs Rica Fe, 38 1355.— cDegmon (s., $30 nace erent, Pitiade Sire Plense send me one of yenr Girt by Adama & Co 's Express, Seats reach me by the i3:h. as we sail on thal day: cit tobe what tt is represented, Like to make ® vorre without aenupply “Yours, very reapqetiully S. Doaser, Sui «attanttc Mail Steamship Oo, We '., SPetween New York Aspinwall. DESMOND & CU., Bex 101 Puiledeipnie Pow OFM by S. CALVERT FORD, corner 11th stree ard PenusyIvanis avenue HENKY COOK, Aleaxnd igi ntling Ure wee of Che dy cents per bottle. BUR or worn PTR, for I cers <n for . y cake, oor rale vy druggists. Price % ents per box. y — ‘ATED GINGER BREAD ea edits eu eak ob idren. being estou as ap sWSAPASILLA Is the Great <o ts: ir ed according to rel Phar- cen be RUSHED, POWDERED, ULATAD, CUT LOAF c woe and otber sv aAus. Just received snd om "po 7-eatw