Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1865, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Financial and Commercial. Business at the New York Stock Exchange yesterday was dull. Governments, however, ‘were active, and a fraction higher. Sixes of | MES rose 1; Sixes of 1661, 4; Five-twenties of 1862, &: Five-twenties of 1565, 4g; first series &, Closing at 97x The Commercial of yesterday evening says: "The gold market exhibits remarkable firm- ness under the sales of the Assistant Treasurerer. The Sub-treasury gold per | was selling this morning; yesterda; were estimated at $1,500,000 to stunbes. ‘The The total amount sold by the Government since last Wednesday morning is supposed to be near ‘B>,000,000—b; far the most important fuctua- tion of supply, within such a period, since the suspension of specie payments; and yet the premium stands stubbornly at about 145, nor is at bolstered up by an: ulative operations. This extraordinary arma: 6 produces an ex- pectation of an advance in the premium, when the Government has concluded its heavy ope- rations During the morning, the price ranged from 1444145.” The Haitimore markets are not materially changed. The American gives the following re Joffee—Market inactive and rather heavy. Common to prime Rio we quote at 154 a2 cts. fold, Laguayra at 34236 cents currency, and ava at 43a46 cents currency. Stock of tio in first bands some 6,000 bags. Fiour.—Some 4,000 bbis. edt Mills Shipping Extra, including 3,000 bbls. Codorns brand, have been taken for the past two or three days for the South. American market at $12 or bbl. Good brands of Superfine Flour continue im moderate demand, but inferior Super and Extra are almost unsaleable. High grades Ex- tra and Family are maintained, owing to the short receipts of prime wheat. Rye Flour—-Demand very slow and market heavy at $6.50 for first quality. Corn Meal.—No transactions of importance Made public. City Mills at $4.62 per bbl. Buckwheat Meal.—Sales reported at 6.508 96.55 per 100 lbs. bulk. Supply fair and de- mand moderate. Grain.—Sales confined to small lots of fair red wheat at 2122215, and fair to good white at 2358250 cente. Prime wheat, which comes for- ward very slowly, is in fair request for home milling, and held firmly, but the lower grades are drooping. Receipts of corn amounted to 21,000 bushels. Owing tothe stormy weather the inquiry for both varieties was less active than on yesterday, and the market closed dull. Sales comprised 6,500 bushels old yellow at 73 cents, 3.500 bushels new do. at 75a78 cents, small lots hominy at 92 cents, 1,000 bushels mixed and inferior new white at 75 cents, and 4,000 bush- els fair to prime new wheat at 7*a*! cents, a lot of 1,500 bushels bringing the latter figure. No transactions reported in oats or rye. Molasees.—There is nothing of importance doing in this article, but prices are maintained, the supply being light, at 45a50 cents for Cuba clayed, 5va70 cents for Cuba Muscovado, 75a90 cents for English Island, and 75a95 cents for Porto Rico. Provisions.—Very little new stock has yet come forward, and supplies are very limited, Dut the tendency of the market to-day was down ward. and rates closed nominal for near- ly all descriptions of hog product. Mess Pork as selling in small lots at $31, Bacon Shoulders, old, at 16a16% cents, Bacon sides, new and old, at 19820 cents, Hams at 22a24 cents, Butcher's Lardat 18 cents, City rendered at 19 cents, and bse at2 cents. Nothing doing in Bulk eat. Batter—A lot of 500 packages, common Glades, was taken on ouproen! for shipment atzicents. Dairies move slowly at 35a35 cts— the latter an outside figure. Roll is dull at 30a 35 cents. Summer packed Southern Ohio and Western Reserve we quote at 27a29 cents, and fresh tubs, Western Reserve, at 31235 cents. Sugars.—To transactions of importance re- ported. Prices nominal, as foilows: Cuba and E- L fair togood refining..$12.75a13.25 grocery...... 13.25al4.00 “ ae to choice grocery... 14.25a14.75 Porto Rico fair to good grocery... 13.25a14.00 “prime to choice groc’y 14.50a15.50 “Whisky. —Sales unimportant. New Western $2.35 was offered and #231 asked. Horrible Tragedy in Mississippi. James Thompson, of Brookesyille, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, last week mur- dered bis mother, brother, three sisters, and wounded another sister and his father. Some difficulty had occurred respecting the prop- erty of ibe father, which the murderer had en- Geavored to get possession of, and on Sunda‘ morning the young man visited the house wi the design of killing the whole family. He first shot his sister Margaret, as she was in the act of dressing herself. She had one stocking on and another in her hand. The shot took effect tm her right shoulder and side, nearly tearing the arm from the body, and mangling the side most horribly. The mother was heard by her daughter Jemima, who was up stairs. to beg her son most piteously not to shoot; but a sec- ond report followed, and the mother was found dead, shot im the right shoulder and side, on the floor back of the bed. The mother and this derer then entered the room of his brother, Clay, whom he shot in the forehead, killing him instantly. Ciay was also heard by the rls above stairs begging his brother not to shoot him. The two girls up stairs closed and bolted their door, but the murderer as- eended the stairs and forced it open, Jemi- ma slipped by him, rushed down, and was on the threshold of the door. when she was seized by the shoulder and flung back into the room and shot in the back of the head with a pistol. From the direction of the fatal shot she must have been on her knees, begging for her life. The murderer then went up stairs and shot the lastand youngest sister, named Em- ma, in the shoulder and breast. She got under the bed, where he fired two shots at her. She abandoned this position and placed herself be- bind a wardrobe. Hereshe received two shots, one in the side and one in the leftthigh. This youn girl may recover. James then left the ouse and proceeded to the river, where his boat was moored. He met bis father and the sheriff of the county. He aimed deliberately daughter must have died instant] The mur- | feet. It isin the center of thee ci pa best neighborhoods, within a Te js seldom Fuch an oP desiring a first class residence in the city. Ime: diate possession can be avers to the purchaser, at his father, but the cap snapped. He fired the second barrel, but it was knocked up by & bystander, and passed harmiessiy over the father’shead. He then drew his pistol and fired twice, one shot taking effect in the body of the father, who now clenched the desperado, and after a flerce struggle he was bound. The citizens gathered as soon as the news was spread, and were restrained with great dif- fculty from burning the assassin. He is now im jail at Macon awaiting trial. Bostox Boot axnp SHOE Marker.—The Shee and Leather Reporter says: We are now passing through a quiet season im the boot and shoe market and look for only a limited business until after the advent of the New Year. There area few buyers here who are making sm: ced pacer ges and some orders are being received to sort up with. The pros- pect for the Spring trade, which age open in Senuary, is rather encouraging, aor ote manufacturers have & wholesome 01 tight money market, and will not pie up a large stock of goods until they ascertain the requirements of the trade. Manufacturers are now changing their styles, and ee to supply their ane customers. where many different kinds are manafectured, the Spring and Fall changes in style require considerable care and experience, as the prob- able wants of customers West and South have to be anticipated. Some of the Spri a. new preparing in Lynn and Haver indies’ and gents’ shoes are very Psion os Bert ove abomination, that of imitation buckles, seems to bave had its day. A buekle fastening for shoes isa very ¢ idea, but we do not think quite so much ornamentas formerly will be used on shoes this Spring, s although ecuted, red-shoe-strings, rosettes and oer will un- doubtedly have & great run among the negroes atthe South. Army KeorsTER.—A portion of the War De- partment clerical force is busily cagaged in pre- paring a register of the volunteer force engaged iD suppressing the late rebellion. It willcontain many interesting facts, hitherto not published, and will be a complete and comprehensive pore of deeds of Talor performed by that of the service. Every engagement in which certain regiments participated, and the part ae played im the great drama, will be given. ut only the members of regiments who distinguished themselves, and were awarded medals of honor, will be mentioned in conneclion wit) the register. When com- pleted, it 1s expected the work will consist of Hive volumes covering six hundred pages each. It is pot stated whether it is intended for gene- ral distribution, or merely to complete the | records of the War Deparunent. A Noro JuRny my Mrssor RI —A negro jury was empanneled at Callao, Macon county, in souri, on the 4th instant. A suit for casanitend battery was brought before Squire Hailinger, in which the parties were colored citizens. A jury was Summoned, composed entirely of col- ored men, who, after hearing the evidence and the charge of the court, assessed the fine of twenty-one dollars each, to be paid or reple- vined, amd the case now stands recorded on the docket of the Justice. FREDERICKSBURG AND GORDONSVILL Sree ROAD.—The people of Fredericksbur, sidering the matter of building the ong. pre ro. jected and partly constructed railroad their city to Gordonsville. The company has recently been re-organized, with some of their mostinfivential citizens atits head, and they seem to be determined to make a strong effort to finish the work.— Richmond Dispatch. S7-A large invoice of revolvers and car- tridges ws seized by the Canadian authorities at Suspension Bridge om Saturday evening AUCTION SALES. p Att Beda s eS B* JA8. C. McGUIRE & & O0., Auctioneers, ere a: AY AFTERNOON, December 14 Cclock, on the premises, we stall sell Lest tin avenue. between C and D atte orth, with a | verage bof about of Seven-thirties, \; third series Seven-thirties, | * Qee-thted ne rd cash; balance 6 and 12 months, os red payments to be secured by deed of trast on yzemcing ah Perchawary expen, Anets. RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, | VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, UCTION. On zEuEepas Ante 'OON, December ith, ‘ont of the premises, at 4 o'rlock, 1 will sell Hof Lot No 113, in Bealls addition ‘ta Geor wn, fronting 33 feet on Beall st., between Wash- ington and Green streets, and running back 120 feet, and impraved by two old frame tenements, Lote No. 108 and 109, each fronti street. between Mon’ tf and and Monroe, and ran- Bing back 120 feet to Terms: One-thir mon' “Conveyancing and stampe at the coet ef th onveyancing stamps a’ costef the pur- chaser. » A deposit of $60 will be required as seon a» the "ple pert is preok off, THOS. DOWLING. Auct. BT JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ae sy SATALOGUR, OF HAN MELY- BOUND BOOKS SUITABLE FOR ROLIDAY PRESENTE (ad FIRST FLOOR OF AUCTION BOO Commencing on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. | .< at z 2 relock., i S cateane several evenings HISTURY, BIOGRAPHY SPEAVELS VELS, POETRY, ac, | both Englieh and ‘eaten editions Bei somely bound. suitable for Presents duving th the comin, ‘Tones con cash. deo ét McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. '¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. moyeraoe AND KITCHEN FOSRITURE, Fate RTE. &c.. &c., On T HURBDAY the Mth istents we © shall ‘well, podews xeesenes of a gentleman declining house: No. 524 north M, en ween 9th and 10th m.,an excellent as- of Furniture, viz *nacelient Flanoforte’ and Stool, Mab y Sofas and Lonnge, Mahogany Parlor and otherChairs,Ma- hogany Dining, Card and other Tables and Stands. very fine 1 Iilustrated Bible, Girandoles and Ornaments, Paintings, Bi otber Carpets, Mahoesay B Bedding, China, Glase and Crockeryware, Cook: ing. Parior and other Stoves, Chandeliers ‘and Gas Burners, with a large lot of Kite! p Requisites, Terms cash. EEN & WILLIAM 8, dell-d Auctioneers, Y¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, BRICK COTTAGE FOR SALE. We will sell, at Public auction,on THURSDAY, the 14th instant, at 4 o'clock p.’m., the desirable two-story Brick Cottage residence, situated on ae street west, near the corner of E ‘street. The | fronts 31 feet, running back 80 feet 9 inches Ths house is jofect front, with sufficient ground infront and on pe come h side of the lot for building an ad- dition if desired. The house contains five reoms. with clean session &c.,and is in every respect conveniently arran, The location is pleasant and desirable. and com- mands a fine view ef the Potomac river and sur- rounding toe ‘ossession will be given immediately. Terms cash. All conveyancing and stamps at cost ef pur- _de ld J. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. *WO VALUABLE BUILDING | LOTS BY PUB- On FRIDAY, the 16th instant, at 4 o'clock p. m ball sell in ‘front nt of the premises Lots 12 and 13, ubdivision of Square No. 439. si tuated on 7th; Seong I gad & serects, on the Tek —_. ight and ‘erms: ne-balf cash deed a four, e! an twelve montha, secured by deed of trust ‘on the wits serial revenue stamps at cost of 50 down when so eld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF At A ee DWELL- ree, HOUSE yim ee I N THE COBNER By 7 antherity of of thes eupreme @ourt of this Dis- trict. passed es pity No: ns pac ids Grammer vs. Todd and P: at auction to the highest bidder: on TUESDAY. APTERNOON, December 19, at po Rae o'clock, on —— ises, that most desirable renidence at the t corher of and C streets, lately the residence of the late G. rammer, formerly apne by John Quincy Adams, and afterwards by Secretary Toucey. The dwelling is substantially built and a, paring wd jam parlors and Le agin aay ms on » connecting by folding doors, The "rote Front rt -8ix feet seven inches on street, by depth of one hundred and thirty-three feet three and a half inches on 4}, street, and run- ning east one hundred and twelve feet eleven inches, to a wide Ene gee Siler, and contain nine - thousend two hui avenne, and convenien' tol. portunity offers to og Terme: One-third and the residue in six, twelve, eighteen, ak twenty-four months, with interest. bag Interest to be paid semi Semen for which the purchaser's be taken, and a Hien reserved on the property sold; or the purchaser may pay all cash if he aoe bond, with surety, Conveyancing and stampe at the purchaser's cest. If the terms be net ee with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve ghe ienal Tateilige ‘and cost of the ticnal Intelli, rs purchaser failing to, te bom on es days’ notice in the © tisk dora Seat PROBASCO } Trustees. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneors, South corner Penn. Bn. avenue ‘and 9th street. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING i279 PPRSSITE aoe CIRCLE, IN THE FiksT W ONDAY AFTERNOON, October 30, at 434 we will sell sao Mare ats ie in front of The premises pS ng 2K feet the Cfeeie and is fet ot mn 23d vided to suit purchasers. ote atten ‘ot pur re ia invited to the sale, as the location is a very desirable one and offers in- ducements to buyers, twelve deed of : a; jected, and the prepe: ae aot Ie 5 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, INAL SALE OF SOveREME PROPE ¥ F NOW ororre 4 $t ae Bat a m2. 1 Will be sold at public gretion jib in che city, rs atthe Engi Depot. on the Eastern Branc! - ig the td Yard on the 16th day of j om 4 Sas of old Lumber." quanti refuse Li A@ ity of old breken| Shovels. A Sts of Soa A rrr erpensecs’ "Poole, A fet of o and D broken iusclberrews, A number of Pontoo: And other old ae ALSO. ane ena? BUILDINGS: One (1) Guai se, 16x20. One (1) Corpeuters® "shop, BS . ‘bs ed eae ‘Guard will remain upon the prem- st four dase after the ate of sale, for the protec- cae of the property, — rehasers (not owners of nd) will Be rear to remove the Buildings wignteten (i) darter the date of purchase. wil ingly. ‘orms cash, rament funds. ‘ eaten jt rae EE nainces iret Lieutenant ngineers, de 4-dts jing Depot. ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES. fas Cares Quartermaster: ‘3 1:3 Ofice, Depot ef a December will be sold at pabiie auction, — the dt direc. tien ef gt brevet Colonel C. H. lis ompki _M. the Eastern Branch Corral incoin Hos ital Depet. Washington, D. C. ‘commencing WED SEM Desennen Ie, it 10 o'clock a. maaan: o rior GOVERNMENT MULES. The aes are well broken, matched, in fine con- dition, and may be ‘considered, in every respect,a first-class lot. will be sold singly. to the highest Lege saldee sale rig eld eg to day unti’ the whole m bers 80) rar rv f RUCKER, D. to — Major Gen’ and Chief hype pew mre Washington. Sun oF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Cha Onaga: Fit, eae weet Win be sold. at publi ti the = Resell. eepct) Brevet Licutenan ‘Golonel ea M. Moore, 8 2S on BA OEDAY, De- cember 16, oth at FRA! RAME fe BUILDINGS, sitnated P, he £24, about one: half porth of the Capital pees’ the Uononeoee Wes ‘House. as follows: Me race feet. One oat Bar hep aby is Bicet. we y, uard- d-bewee. B hon + fect of Fone uk feet; together removed within Bfteen fifteen days —_ foot ealec Terme cash, in Government fands. Brovet Majer G UCKER, een tt a Sn ashington * | PERSONAL, pee Wel ee: «oe net s SE Ef De es ee Le RB. LOCK WOOD, Washi 344 | MRae 2PCianPaaTucbe nate Ne | Da Le hosounoyee Dr WcOaRROPS POSITIVE B SALE OF Ll Lor, oh QN DELAWARE : 62 Men , Georgeto » present and fu future events, i. eae tals ee as ee ness, remedy Me RIGHT, CLAIRVOYANT “AND MW Staawerrc s PHYSICIAN. tre treats all curable Hoar. aN coor gin ok ) Booms 379 a. ‘Paar are MISTRAEEE IMPOrTER ssn take lastdollar. See Dr. DARBY at once. He bes Sioaty ef money and proctioe, and afford you honestly. et oe ene a a ho cia Np ps | homey Figs ial attention 40 all diseases of private vate nature. Woon joes sen eno | paar, or uffering frem ay 60 feet on Beail mene Building, 1 une permanent oe Bonne, are L{>m. Dont LOOK AT THIS. WM. P. 381 F street, has reduced hii vie tA Ge oan ‘ for Bkirts, Pantaletts. db and. Nansook. dcas! oy insix and twelve ith bind aa secured by @ deed of trust PER WIDTH 4 fs. aes on plain rer | cm. gant terns than any other place cf'the Tied | 1c a i TING SIX CENTS PEE YARD. ecls-t | Apams EXPRESS COMPANY TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE OOMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. C. LEAVE. “ DAILY A8 FOLLOWS. igs a and Phil- New York, Boston, and the Rast, Wilmington fren ee il- rt Pa Pa. elmira, & F ae nile ‘sFer- termediate points... feerer pig oe i Way- a ty Cumberland ("220 west oh Wheeling © Parkers: ? a.) Norfolk, Fortress Mon. i City a leig’ yb tink dero, 'Salisb ‘Chattanooga and bai ee ville, Tennessee; any. Macon aed ors EX ery, Als.; Warrenton, r. Orange, Gor- le, Charlottes- ville, are |.Lynch- => 514 ane 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, perez YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME, FIRE INBUBANCE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COm- PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, CAPITAL $1,000,000, BISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOB POLICIES. OFFICE: _ a pos nearly opposite Riggs & Co.’s Bank- : Posies H. JONSON ‘SB Law ene No. 64 La, ave., near Bank of Waal ce apgumetat oaae oo ie ro} ime Fine as cannot fail £0, acceptable (3 i terms iti Distr trict. Ti ate gant gia oie hon a OB DWELLINGS for meaty # starts bigge a CASH OAPITAL Tite Compe all par enabling them A of J Boe the citizens < Volicles will ber ete eeed tors corer eviod than ‘ol Ww ir car to the New York scale for short Charles Knap. vi OnE D. LARNEE, Becretary. a -FORNIFUEE. FUBNITURE, FUBNITURE. to inform Be numer, is stock -_ CABLNET TUBNITURE is ful and germs ok at & pele bop pcannet fail The subscriber is happy friends and customers tele, volves, 3 ony, Oak a pay Pires |* gS 0 no Malouany Marb ts be — in 8 first-class A large and complete assortment of ALL GRADK: OF FLOUR, for Bakers, Grocers, aud others, WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. FEED OF ALL KINDS, Either weight or measure. WHISKY, ALL GRADES. ‘We mention the Bonnite Whiskey in particular, as being ure and four years old, sold subject, if WM. M. GALT & 00., Indians avenue and Ist on BTIo: OB. MISERY | THAT Reo? aceteas Log Y OUNG MEN eat eertai: it a, in aconted envelope on & ‘2: SEWART 3 00. s ¥. esyaer, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HOUSER REEDS GOODS, Pennsylvania iy appa ‘Washington, D. ©, Foren Row. RETENTION OR inflammation or ulceration eeees first’ door west of pid ‘DENTISTRY. fol Dentist, from new York. vad will iH feidees tidaddreds Pree. en de ela” jetered ifdesired, eG im TROUS OXIBE GAS for extracting teeth with ine pain. It is very Rictsant and never injuari- ous to the most delicate. Have yal thousand persons. Administered fe m.. ws, toa (avaterny tye Dr. | D* anes wou URGEON DENTIST, 310 Pennsylvania ave., Cs] | between Nie and }¢th sts., Washington, no 9-im™ TH aon os LOOMIS, M. The tor and Patentee of ibe MINERAL PLATE Ti TEETH — ' his office in this city. seid wear these teeth who coumast wear others, | ee no person can wear cthers who cannot wear Persons calling at my effice can be secommodated (pbc atyl je and price of Teeth they may desire, sieges who are patenien, and wie the pu: t denture rest, rongest Tfec' that art procure: the MINKEAL TSETH will J be fully warranted. | | Reoms in this city—No. 339 Pennsylvania ave., | Foleo 10th sta. Also, 907 Arch street, | Philadelphia. ec 0-1; La | GREAT BISCOVEBY IN DENTISTEBY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIR. Hd advise all bay entice tocall st Src ey Saxe er ee ee’ ost ibe ved method of Tosertin peRTTFICLAL TEETH. sey wiles teen Ts ny siker sale teas Gis tot? iad valuable one. Teeth no Gorerted on Gol on Gold, Silver ha not Bavanced the price ea war Genk tase the nrest core 24d" Ponn’a avenue, between 1#th and ath jana 1y 8. R. LEWIE.M. D., Dentist, ELMBOLD’s FLUID EXTRACT BUCHS FoR Non-Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrita- tion, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Bladder or Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the pisaee,, Calculus, Gravel or Brick Dust De- posit. and all Diseases of ihe Bladder, Kidneys and Dropsica! 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The aged should be certain to make the Biokrene a household god, inasmuch as it will Foner them yathful in Seeling and in strength enabl Them te live over again the days of thelr pristine It not only exhilerates but srenas ens, ter really an invaluable blessing. F.,eapecially to to those have been reduced to a cond: of servili wieavess, misfertune, or seainary | sickness. RO matter what the cause of Sypotency of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove the ef- ect at once and forever. BIOKRENE Cunge Impotency, Geezer Brsirity, Nzxvovs Incagacity, Pesrerets Deprxesion, Loss oF Ar- petite, Lew SPinits, WEAKNKes OF THE ORGANS or GunzRation, Impecitity, Mzntat Inpo- PENSE: eee ENxvl, 17 Bas a Mos z DE: THE Nenyous 8 SYSTEM ad aft whe who are in any w. prestrated by nervous aueneitence are carn vast he aoe seek a va ol in this most excellent and un- ue! creme, ~ rudence, have lost their NATUBAL V abk! imps find @ speeay and perma- ure in nentcurein the BTOKRENE. The LEBEL, the LANGUID. the DESPAIR. shou ve 8 Vain le ve Sirialsit will be found totally different from a LES.—This preparation Is invalnable in nervous weaknesses 0! kinds, Hl re- — the wasted strength with wonderful perma- ott it 18 also a grand tonic, —_ be give relief in peia with the first dose. brief persistence i will renovate tyes stomach to a degree of bi te wil and banish psia forever. One dollar per bottle, or — ittles for 85. SoLD By, Davceists ae Bent by coronl NOS. 4 S ¢ HALT SHALL TRE Peobutetors, y si RD. or iith ae Sites “G de ‘and Pennsylvania avenue. CARD TO THE PUBLIC.—Having decide to commence the AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUBINESS, wer ctfally sok ask o ries of the public patron- sanal tended to prompily, sre one Mer- We shall continue to keep an extensive sssort- , wants HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, seusual. Bespoctiullys py ar & CO., D hy treet, between Sth and 10th streets, no 13-I1m* back of Metrerott's New Btere. KARE—Vo Alserdinnt0 cents. Leon Son law, Celeste, 50 Sand. Les Maitres Mosaistes, 75 isset, Nouvelles Poesies, 75 cents. cents. ents. Patents de M. J. Chenier,75cents. Lamartine, Les Confidences,2 vols., $1. Lamartine, Harmonies, 60 cents. Lamartine, Recueill«ments Poetiques 60 cents. Lamartine, Meditations Poetiques. 66 it Familia de Riveredes Por Fernan Ca- ai Dio Venue Von Hilo, Von Herman | ' cen ie Einsamen, Von Pau! eyee @ cents, Maria Stuart, Von Fred Vou. Schiller, 93 cente, {no 25} FRANCK TAYLOR. W ** reall wtnBu Woks, MARBLE MA: ONUMENTS, TABLE a ROE He ——— ‘order on scoaanai pant EASTERK MAR- aren somes! to. raaet aaa erase ens “Bie and wie rT HURSTON'S V0 IVORY, reas, = TooTH Po Pow Pee we TS : 0, WELLS & CO., New York, Proprietors, For sale by all druggists. ELLS’ CELEB: ‘ED MACHINE-SPREAD Ese ae PLASTERSarethevery Dianeer is veasices re Ta ME os , WHITE. nD Pa Lhd een at Ege Brees FRANCK TAYLO} eas ea GoOvSESMERT OAL F CHOICE WuHis- Lewy Proposals’ a) of the ved far- iD "ec! Say ot D joc} com Las 660 BARRELS OF WHISKEY. The sand ioet offered for sale was selected with the first wach Scanke | ug abou! $20 galiens. Lot Ko. 2 consists of Gee i rbon Nihon Be eee Set ee avot Rectified ‘Dismey ty. before the deliv- maa the Bua bal pa ava, at a aeace pot, wee aon can be seen and proj an fot thetfoliowt ofticers ne it. Col. eae Brigham, Captain and C. a B cbryt & sen a Ta Siar, A. D.C, and A. ork city ou Hat 8S Kilburn, A.C. @.8., 0. Bre’ mig Ger rT. Mee. Y vs. aes Brevet Lent, nat a “4 tla and C » Balti- Or at this Office. Payment in Government fands. about fifty per cent. of which will be required on the aecey of the bid, and the remainder as soon as gneging is completed, and before the delivery com men No bia received from parties who have failed to comply with their contracts. ers are requested to be present at the open- ing ¢ of their bids. purchases will be loaded at the Government reek in -Alezeniria, Ya., free of expense to the parc! =7 Ae: —— Téeration of th the Government in re- observed. ag ola 7 g. BELL, deGtt Major v.8 orcs om RY OF weg og eg Prrerserre, Va., Nov. 27,4365. Bealed ropes is will be received by the “ander- signed ai ‘DNESDAY, December 13, 1365, at 12 0’clock m., for the purchase of about THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE, AT THIS DEPOT. The Cattle will be sold st their aetual gross weight, tobe determined on delivery, Proposals must be tn duplicate, and sheuld state Jhon price f reds pel gross weight, and the number of Cattle No bid will be received for a less number than twenty (20) head The Gevernment reserves the Fight fo reject all bids deemed too low. ders not present will be notified by letter of the result of ther gene The Cattle to be re- moved within ten days from date of acceptance of bid. at expense of purchaser, The Cattle can be seen at the Cattle Yards near the Race Grounds. about one mile from this city. Terms cash. in Government funds. Proposals should be endorsed on the a “ Proposals for purchase of Beet < Cr Cattle, and ad- dressed to the undersigned, at Petersburg, Va. By orcer of Thomas C. Buuivan, ——— Major ac. 8, U. BA. Chief C. 8. tment of Virginia’? O° 8: Ax Chlel SS econ © _ Ro 30- Captain nand C. CrosING BALE be i GOVERNMENT BEEF Orme gD. er Cousankey, Monroe, December 1, 185, in duplicate, will Scueosieet Poe ante edu) pall 7 2 clock Mt on WED- ESDAY, ihe: 20th day of ber, . for the sale of one hundred and fifty (150) head, more or levs. prime Beef Cattle. The Cattle will be soid at See rs Propogals will state the ba aah pow Weight, and number of he: required The grose weight to be determined in the nsuai manner of averaging the weight = Beef Cattle. warpoesle will be received for five head and up- sae Government, reserves the ne Et fo. to neloat any moposal deemed too low. resent ait be notified by Iotter ofthe result of ‘the ir pro- The Cattle to be memnwen five from date of acce] They ean be at the Corrall near riot. intone cortices, see Jr lot of * lor any en, Government funds, and prior to Propessls should be endorsed on the Sytem, “Prepesais for purchase cpa eee, to” - ONSAMES ouenYy colonel and EB CLOTHING, ¥. HENKLEMAN, 129 Bat simons Srazez, Baris aes sae Inadditt tition to his CUSTOM TRADE has p ene READY? MADE E OLOnd ESS of SU Foreign mestic mate! — perior workma: Pe . tlemen im wan’ or medium mg Gentl —_ will 4nd it sreatin''t to their red amine “4 his stoc! ‘etefore purchasi: errata! Boye lothing Bead ly Made and to Order,ia the most satisfactory maneer. 7 Terms Cash. Having cecetont facilities for buyin, ng goods Keca'item may rely upon advanteges se! red them iv ¢! bis market. 11 and examine Stock and Prices. Orders by mail receive prompt attention, A -_ ns o \RIESEMAB—Protected by ‘al Letters Pat- T tent of England, — scared ty =. seals of Seaeclerts Rearmeiie de Faris, tee Trissmar No. 1, is the effectual remed; poe ton Beereethorrmess, and Exhsustion of the oe tem. ae No. oy eae ag mod mare jo, Su8 the infalig be ome fo Tor all i Impnr- ties al ndary Symptoms, obviating the use of mercury and all other ‘deleterious ingre dies ion is in the form of a most ave Le Fh sang oF from the offectepf climate cl es of atmosphere, in tin cases, at $3 each, et ee OE 6 BBY) : ministered by’ Valpeau, Sallamands, Boux, *enoteeate and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 N York. Piro be had sisc of 8. 0. FORD, No. 290 Pa. ave,, FIELD'S CON FECTI nine it AND S'aEy ICE (and yom pea 86 6th street, be! Gand ¥ to je pope their orders. Sg | to furnish pee, 3 My business is not for sale, having con- codes eae eee lt OgEPH H. SHAFFIELD. P, BOYER & BURNSTINE, ° LICENSED PAWHBROKEBS. @ STH STREET, Second deor from Peansylvania syenue, south a AL ABVANORS made on WATCHES, aEWaLEY, OLOTHING de.” je7-tm" Dt BOWS aavipw re FoR JANUARY, 1856, Contents:—Future —— Taitea States; Future of the a: The Presden' a . W.W. Boy: eer ‘Lengene ea Gontribations of the ‘South. rhe bi; New Orleans: Qur Mex! Bectrity tor Future ot ie Y Po} jon; na) fer 1: The Sout Duty and Destinys Peace 2 ‘Opening N ‘Fic id Hila eee “papas Tipton $6 Per 7°85 pe ANCK TAYLOR. THORNE I FOMADE OPTIEM — For arich gloss see > — sprepered by FO. WELES. Poe ‘New ey EAT TS ll Drugeista, Brice ‘S8e, and 750 UTLER’S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old ell known and entirely yo remedy for Se- poo or" ear by all . Price }1 per bettie. 1s-eoly,a- NG, =e GREAT OMINESE RE! Tigres. OMi ah CLEEr, Ere Box Witt Pear. os a vegetab! EDICAL BOOKS—Neill & Smith's Com: tO WasSt Yoorupeates: Ieee nd eed ry; Dunglison’s ‘5; Med: Bother U.8. ney ical ioe json posse? Seis vorwelar aH Bil” iss Formulary; and many others for sale at the oc oi FRANOK TAYLO . * pa p00. J Tey vier °° Weshington. D.0, T EDWARD CLABE, . LUMBEB DEALER, Virginia avenue, between Sth and 10th streets east, near U. 8. Navy Yard. S7 Constantly on hand a large stock of all kinds of LUMBEB. Prices 0s low 20 the lowest. __oc. 4am" 0, KING ESTAB- Branch of Madame Dean, of New York city, now open at Madame F. Borde’s French Millinery, No 356 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th sts, over Mr. James Y. Davis’ Hat Store. W7 Latest style ofp, tterns always on hand, and —— 25-lm* LE OF ttn ams by the author of the -?. Allen’s Life of | nie . Wanderings | _ Connecting 1 TeElSe BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON ANDBIA nue BICHMORD ‘On and after TU: SDAY, » December 12, 1865, pas- senger trai th: perk prep —< will roe ‘tatty (Suudey Leave War! ? Leave Ale: Leare Gor, ’ irgi mend and Stanuton divect ra Arrive at Riebroond at 5:30 p Arrive at Ly oe ats. RTH Leave L. nchburg st oan m. Leave Richmond at . Leave Gordonsville at ‘2-99 Arrive at Alexandria at 4-16 Arrive at Washiugton at 5:30 p.m. anes wiih trains for <i of the North freight train leaves Alexand: mane eae T ke? se or at a A gpandste ot 625 p.m “ a pacciipal a igh freight train leaves Alexandria at 245 hs Saree = = ged at 6:40 D. m. bburg at 2 Alexand eat &10p nm. a easlanccpactutees a nerene freight train leaves Alexandria at 7.00 p. arrives at Lynchburg at 10.108.m Leaves lexandrie Tybehte rg at 240 p.m. and arrives at Alex at 6: a. ‘This route has the advantage over all others of paving a continnous rail from New York to Lyneh- te Ite pasece, also toe, Cattlett Fairfax, Bull Run, Manaoms. Bris-* Rappahannock, Culpeper, 0; range and Gordonsville, where many of the late great bat- tes were og Tickets cai rocured in Adams’ Exprese Building. ope ite the Baltimore apd, Ohte Foad Depot, mn Washington: also, at the Depot on Jand aa. and at the corner of 6th street avenue, under a Hotel. from as of isi Washi bie rintendent. neral Bo JM BRoant 6 General Ticket is agua. Alexandria, c BEAT PAUMSTLVANIA BOUTS NORTH AND WEST, Fol DAILY TRAINS. WINTER SCHEDULE. Omand after November 20 ss i trains = ran as follows : =i Waskincion, Battimor nm. 90 Express Melt, Bact 20 8. m, Lin Pittsburg & Erie Express, ‘ 0 p.m. Pittsburg & Elmira Exp., 7:30 p.m. TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:30 and 7:30 P.M SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. STNo change of cars between Baltimore, El- mira, Erie, or itteburg. WT For tickets and any information goed Office of the Great Penne Ivania Bout Mo Eounsyivenia avenne and Sixth street, under tional and 14th street. corner Pe opposite Willards’ Hotel, ba Supertings JNO. GILLETT, Passenger Pry ne meet SUARao Eifuscr suee oaks Batters “AND OHIO BATLBOAD. fWasuincton, Dec. 3, 1868, between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MORE, and end WASH BISTOR AND THE are Low run as follows. FoR BALTIMORE. Le dail and peeig sa (id STATIONS. 300 _— > except Sunday, at 6:20, 8. m., and FOR B PRINCIPAL Way qraveome, vis: palgsvil lie, Leurel, —~ Fr suction: Sef belay i couse, leave at’ 6:30 8.30 4:30 p. m. daily, except Sum FOR SMMAPOLIS. Leave at 6:20 and 8:00 a. ior tana Annepo. except Sunday. No trains 4 ou Sunday. “Siena sUN ror! BALTIMORE. Leave at 8:00 . m. and 4:30 and 7:30 and 9.00 p. m, FOR WAY STATIO: Leave at 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p. — FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave —s except Sunday, at 7:30 a. m and 7:30 On Sunday “at 9:00 p. m. onl: th = with trains trains from Baltimore to Wheelie, orHnoUGh T TickETS to the West retine By et S d } 6 sb! be had et st all bears in inte a2 well as at the new office i can nga spb bullding, Pennsylvania io orenes, Detween rpescues LINE! BETWEEN WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. Wastimezen, Og October 29, 1885. Trains between W, jeshingten end ‘New York are now ran as follows, vi NEW YORK, without change of cars pave daily (except Sunda: y) at 730 a.m, onde FOR REW XORK, changing cars@ Philadel- aw daily (except Sunday) at 11:15 ®. m. and danny (ence ey me tery 3 ona 1128 an excel a and 4.30 0 and 7: > ON SUNDAY we for New York we for aay hey + om i. =, except rary A On ms Sema ay, tras Mond’ sleep- ton, ane = rPhiladelnii, New York, or jon Office at aH hours A yt ah the Amer- yh Bui , Pennsylvania avenue, between 4%: and 6th s: more and "Oni Railroad advertisement forecheduig pote en, W ashi ington, Baltimore, An- Wp SMITH Master of Transportation. LM COLE. General Ticket Ticket Agent. ec 8-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, W; SF°RET DISEASES! 1 SECERT DISEASES) SAMARITANR’S eIirti SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, @¢. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, me Mercury. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect « Ours. ie SA MARITAN'S grrr. a oe sieuae ae BORES. cron FULA. ee SEE ink rites most in . NSSAY OF THE SAMA WHAT THE S055 5 REMEDIES 4 Srma meuir Costa Rica, Ce., 950 Race Ba Sire me one Sfeenr' Gift by Adams & Co.'s ont CALVERT FORD, corner 1th stree bast OUR. Alexsndris. my 64 et SY ______ a _ 4 5 AIR LOR BESTORER FOR JERMES HAUGEN tarot te Ba to its original cot te ince S tending the use of the bey ‘sola by all Graggiets eentsperbottle, 000 Rute ory MEDICATED & ovens. —- ‘TS, for worms,. nd euliarly ad Fan children. belng coten as an Sealey a ser Price 26 cents per box. —————y—— RORETRATED EXTRACT FEL OE Is the Great Dur: TRACT | BELMBOLD'S Ria = Is the Great Blood Purifier. to the rales of Phar- | meee yam are. the mort active that made.