Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1865, Page 4

EVENING STAR. GronerTowN Councius The “Boards of Aldermen and Common Counci) held their usual weekly sessions last evening at seven | e@'clock. Beard of Aldermen.—Present Aldermen Go- dey, Berry, Shinn, and Beall; Recorder Cox j presiding. A resolution was introduced establishing 1i- censes for such firms and agencies not already provided bee ee and pe o> for neglect at yom ee 7 Counci resolution in favor of Le ewrene acart for city cleansing, was read and 4 resolution from Couneil in favor of paying certain claims made by Messrs. Wm. and Donohue & Co., for plumbing, waa vend and passed. A resolution from Council, in favor of cer- tain persons for printing, book-binding, &c., was taken up. Mr. Berry moved to amend _by striking out the bill ef the Daily Times. The amendment was adopted, atter which the resolution was aesed. MYA Council resolution, providing for a toot- way on 3d street, south side, between Freder- 3ck and Maret streets, was read and passed. The resolution establishing licenses, &c., ‘Was retnrned from Council adopted, with an amendment striking out that portion allowing ten days for the payment of fines for non-pro- curement of licenses. The resolution as amend- ed was then read, and the amendment adopted. Adjourned. Common Council—The President (Mr. Thom as) being absent from the city, Mr. Stake was called to the chair. The Mayor’s messages, transmitting a pe- tiuon from Jesse Lipscomb, asking the remis- n of a fine; transmitting a communication of J.C. Marbury and the Register of Deeds, ask- img an a a riation to repair the old records of the Register of Deeds, and rec- = & proportionate appropriation, erred. A communication from the s Commissioner, transmitting bills for nm work done, and relative to work to be referred. Communication of the Vigi- Fire Company, enclosing vouchers of ex- penses of the Company; referred. Mr. Craig prese: ated petition of citizens on Valley street for the levy of a tax to pay for certain improvements on said street; referred. Mr. Hieston presented bills of Basil Bur- e and J. P. Vonnessen: referred. Bronaugh, from the claims committee, resolution in fayor of H. Polkinhorn & the editor of the Daily Times, and Wm. Whelan: passed. Mr. Fowler, from streets committ the Aldermen's resolution in favor of — dge. permitting him to occupy parts of erand Warren streets, at an annual rent passed. Also, an ordinance for the south side of 3d street, between F and Market, and levying 2 tax for the pay- ment of the expense of said improvement; parsed. Mr. Craig, from the water committee, re- Ported aresolntion to pay to T. H. Donohue & Co. for work done under direction of the Water Engineer: passed. Also, to pay to Wm. Whelan & Co. for similar work; passed. Also, & resolution fixing the price of tapping the water mains at $4, laid over under the rule. Also, asked to be discharged from considera- tion of the ‘oposition te purchase the tapping machine. he committee was discharged. Mr. Hyde reported a resolution making an appropriation to purchase a cart for the use of the town: passed. Mr. Craig moved to postpone the considera ‘iow of the resolution relative to the annexation ef Georgetown to Washington till next Thurs- day: agreed to. The Aldermen's resolution for a drain in Olvve street was passed. Mr. Mitchell presented an ordinance for the removal of snow and ice from the sidewalks; referred. Aldermen's resolution in relation to licenses Was taken up. Mr. Mitchell moved to strike out “fer the space of ten days,” on was adopted. The amendment of the Aldermen to the reso- lation of this Board, making appropriation for editor of the Daily Times, reducing i $6.25, was concurred in. Adjourned. —\ ore -___ Dry Goops.—Trade is very dull, and con- eequently the market is in favor of the buyers, who are few. Stocks accumulate a little. Cot- ten prints are lower. The demands are ex- ceedingly light. Bleached shirtings and sheet. ings bave declined 2 cents, and goods are ac- cumuiating. A little more is doingin brown goods, but yetat a decline. Brown drills are jower, with a small inquiry. Ginghams ‘are mm ve and lower. There isa moderate de- mand for stripes, with a large assortment offer- ing. Checks have declined 2% cents. In woolen goods there is rather more doing. In Gelaines, plaids are most wanted. Pri however, are lower. Delaines seem preferred prints, being so near now in price. The in fancy cassimeres is very irregular, and ces have greatly declined. Some light spring goods have beenselling. Flannelsare inactive. Blankets are in some demand, but _— are heavy and quotations nominal. bere is a vastinerease of foreign goods coming in. The «tock is becoming heavy of undesirable styles. NV. ¥. Independent, 14th. a Se xe Divorce C *anm.—The Strong still on trial in New York. and there were some novel, rich and *t artling revelations. Several articles from a eriminal paper were put in evidence, and Mrs. Dr. Walsh was examined and cross-examined reat length. Towards the close of the pro- dings an exciting argument occurred be- tween Messrs. McKeon and Cram, the former making the startling announcement that Mrs. Stropg was forced into adultery by Edward Strong. who, he alleged, presented a pistol at her head to compel her to yield. Yesterday, evidence was offered to prOve that Mr. Strong was guilty of adultery with a Mrs. Dr. Potter, and witnesses testified to having seen Mr. Strong kissing Mrs. P.; to have seen him in bed with Mrs. P., and in other attitudes of af- fectionate intim: THR Tonacco TRADE —The stock of V: irginia and North Carola tobacco in New York on ist ipetant was 1,607 bh rads, against one hogshead some time last year. The stock on ist December has not heretofore exceeded 700 bogsheads, ex t im the year 1860, when it amounted to 1,970 hogsheads. The stock of leaf tobacco, of all kinds, m New York on the ist instant, was 26,149 hogsheads; against 36,- &6 hogsheads on the Ist of December, 1560. peas atest sete: Seabee ceca G7 A prominent bachelor ont on the Kennebeck, remarked to a lady that soap- stone was excellent to keep the feet warm in bed +y said the young laty, who had been mtive listener, “but some gentlemen have an improy [Ment on that which you know nothing about.” The becietor turned paie and maintained a Wistful silenc Boy att’ Ricut «Day Tiwes.”—The not very promising son of am anxious parent or two had been employed, at board, in a re, for about six months. Parents write to pro- fane head of the concern asking how by gets along; if he is steady; and if he sleeps in the store. Head of concern answers ee “Boy good as ever. Sleeps in the store ay mer, don’t know where in ‘Il he sleeps night. BA Western farmer buying some 7-30e in town, recently, was asked what denomination of notes be preferred. Cogitating & minute, he replied “Well you may give me part in Old Sebool Presbyterian to please the old lad: ry bat give me tue heft on’t in Freewill Baptist.” S7 Motto for the Capitol—if any man at- tempts to spit on the floor shoot Bom on the spot. S7-Of the nine members of Congress elect from North-Carolina there are three ex-mem- bers of the so-called Confederate Congress, and two of these are unpardoned. Only one of the members elect can take the required oath. S7 The Richmond Times criticizes Gov. Pp because in his message he devotes e tothe oyster question than te the S7 General Scott arrived at Ke: 7th. and left the next day for He will be at Key West during January. S7 Av officer writing to the Marietta Regis- ter from Brownsville, Texas, says thaton the morning after the Imperialists fired apon the Americans for cheering the Liberals at Mata- yaoras, two hundred men were absent from their brigade and with the Liberals on the oth- er side of the Rio Grande. 57 Philadelphia isa badly taxed place. The select council bave concurred in the bill fixing the tax rate for 1866 at four dollars. 87 Gen. Sheridan bas ordered his chiet quar- lermacter to issue @ large b ootone of wood to the poor of the city of New Orleans. S7 The foreign importations at Boston, this year, will amcustto nearly sixty milhons of dollars. SF Since the Ist of June, 4,126 hogsheads of _ baye been inspected in Petersburg, a ° S7 The skating seasou in New York has had the effect of enlarging the ladies waterfalls— ipaemuch as a waterfall may save a lady from the dangerous results ef an icefall. B7 The test oath is so nauseating to Missourt clergymen, that many of them are throwing up their pastoral charges. &7-Vialricide, from Viator, « traveler, is the new coinage im orthograpy for railroad acci- en S7 “Sir Percy Wyndham” of mustache and cavalry fame is teaching sparring, gymoastics, dancing Qnd skating in New York. 7 wenes Oe | | five days from the day of sale, t! agreed to, and the resolu. | ‘AUCTION SALES. | Y GREER & iene Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROVE AL ESTATE PUBLIC raver ON. AUCTION SALES. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. BAILIFE'S BALE OF HOUSER: LD FURNI- On. TUESDAY, BY aoe AU Ak | On De 4 o'clock p. Be | swt eos beam betw. iran’ iim Square z by order of ‘ee ah Fe. house rent 6; aw Eggers 1B; end es Maze epeet one ae on the + ituated in the | articles, vis canes | One Piso and Stoal, three R revel iy TERE Bales te (wcll fi eee a Sofas, two Two Whatnots and ing interest, secured | ‘Three 2 Ottomans, ate, Marble-top Stsa*s fae een Soh pas waite aaa Six — , one Straw Matting, and “a poet posit gf gs wit will be required on each lot | One tees Beste oe one Bureau and Glase, Bed- “ao sy aa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auncts. Blankets, ‘attresses, Pillows, Quilte, Marble-top ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Cane-tent Cpeire, Straw Matting and Crockery Tables, Rockers, Stove. and IMPROVED REAL RATATE ON THE ISLAND ana at aici ee on On TH AY, Tne uecinee, zat o'clock p. m.. m., Terms 8. Reiita we shall sell, in front of the premives na onrENs & a Rua 31 and 33. juare 634, each having wiront of 34 feet. This p rty fronts on a7 THE ABOVE SALE LE 18 oxavornanux een $d and 4%; and south B ct ep inlaid and improved by two 2-story e ame fue One thing ath lance insix and twelve oy ‘for notes be smerenss secured bys deed of trust on the pi epliconverancing ‘and revenue stamps at the pur- de 15-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* W. Lb. WALL & co., Auctioneéts. TRUSTBES’ SALF OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ¥ STREET NORTH, BETWEEN ST AND 2D STREETS WEST, AT AUC- —" virtue of a deed of trust, dated February es 3 D. 1859. and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8. Ro. 168. Moltos 400. &c.,one of the land records for Washington ceum: shall “ao for sale at pu lie = ion. on W ‘SDA a day of Janu. re ary. D. 1866, at % boo wong ie east two- story Ficome Dwelling House,” ‘and 80 mneh of Let numbered four, (4,) in ae numbered five hun- dred and sixty-seven. tat.)as the same fs ss = the plat of the city of Washington, as said hou: occopies in fromt and running back with the width of said bouse the depth of said lot, with po baer said house having a front of abou’ ee Terms: One =— cash; the residue of the pur- cheese. money in i 12 months; the let ey ot tee bis notes for the deferred’ payments, beari in lerest from the day of sale, ‘and to be secured iy ar of trust. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All — and revenue stamps at the cost of the pure! If the terms are not complied with within e trustees reserve the right to resell the said conte at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on giving five days notice in the $295 will be ure of the purchaser before leaving the Son “RD H. CLARKE, RUSTIN: SMITH Trustees. de 11- semintie W.L. WALL’ & ob , Aucts. B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE THE CIROLE, IN THE FIRST WARD, AT On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 9, at 4% o'clock , we will sell that very valuable preperty, in front of the premises, being Lots 1 and 20, in Square 29 feet onthe Circle and 108 feet on 23d ducements to ter ers. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen mouths. A deed given and a deed o! t tak — W.L. WALL & Oo., Aucts, ®7- The purchaser at ~~ a of the above prop- erty, on ‘the 3 Mth of October having failed to comply with the terme of wale, the same-will be re- sold. at his risk and cost. infront of the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of December. at4o'clk in the afternoon, upon the terms and conditions of 3 yedaltton and original adv. h D 4 the ti ia a wli?be F ae ieee Inet be again pat ect eo rca te ¥ a ot op, the eaie proceed and Tepented until the ted are complied with, ay eter . WALL & CO., Ancts. Gore ans SALE OF RESERVED HORSES, Qua ARTERMASTER’s Orrics, Waszinerton, D. December 12, 1868. t The Quartermaster: General of the rind directs that all Government Horses now at Giesboro, D. ; be sold to the highest bidders. netbes Soiree: take “piace at GIESBO- BOOHOMSD AY WERE, DECEMBER 14.1 and nd contingteg ce each TU ba te Y and THURS- DA fter es all are disposed of. A Beat will leave the Sixth atreet wharf every hour on the days of sale. These Horses have been carefully selected, and Tooue any heretofore offered for sale. imale will be sold singly. es to commence at 10 o'cleck a. m. ‘erms—Cash in United Staten currence. Brevet Brigadier General in charge de 12-tf irst Diviston, 9. M.G. ARGE SALE OF GOVEENMENT MULES. Chef Quartermaster’ 's ringed Washington. Will be roid at public tion. under the direc. tiene! Brevet Colonel G. H. Tompkins, gli the Eastern Brarch Corral, near Pinceia pepet Washington, D. C.,commencing W. bay December 20, 1855, at 10 o'cleck a. = anaes: rior lot of 600 GOVERNMENT MULES. he Mules are well broken, matched, in fine con- dition, ‘and may be considered, in every respect, a MThay wii te sold singly. to the highest bédg ey Ww © 80) Ly e etl the cate wills contiaad WY today until the whole numberis sold. Terms: Cash, in Seadeninig a COKER, Brevet Major Gen? and Chlet Guartermactse deS at Depot of ‘Weehington. Ste OF COLLEEMENT BUILDINGS, Chief Quartermaa + nee, hington, nae semana D.C, ey Washing Wil! be sold at public auction, on the a under the Sg away Brevet hg Ulontonant Col-” onel James M. Q." M.,on WEDNES- DAY, December ag 0. the feitgwing "described Gov- CORNEE GF eee A eed COBN STREETS, AT 103 at Tro (2) Storehoneces och’ 0 i eet One (1) Storehouse, 2634 by 180 Or ——, STi, DETWERR G@ ANDE area ar ereneeee, 423% by Ce 6 Steet” MA AVENUB DEPOT. BETW. Po NT AND TENTH STREBTS, iSLAND OAT P. ) Storehouse, # bd: feet. ion Bele. ate ec feet. ee ‘NEAR THE CO: EETEART AND. Latkent FOLLOW- '0(2) Lots, each 81 feet 1o maa hh. we (2) Lots, each 218 feet long, 8 fe - zh. Oued i cit ate greike Platform, 16 by 180 fe ne The Baildtngs, wilt ‘wilt be ‘oid sf fifteen days from “Terms cash, in Government Sunes. a. RUOK on Maj. Gen. and Chief Quai rea _de le Depot of Washington, AL SAEROE GOVE NMENT P! F™ eae SErore oo RCEMBER ls wi id at public anction, in thi at be sold at public in sci + 1985: poe of sale. of ef ol bs nters’ fot of om Brot Wheelbarscns = “=~ pegs THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS: jeard Bouse, 16x20. ‘arpenters’ “Bhow. six. used for ‘Shove, TUX, 290. ale 4 100 jaddiers® ‘ — Shop. 16 3 12x20 2-12. litery Guard rin Lye poe 3 poe By ma ge neore ans oy oe ee protec: Mes remove the Buildin ise of perchase oe feutenant U. ie ing Depot. EB ABOVE sale Is DEFERRED cy CTRRARY the LASSE 5A oF OPROEES 07, Oe Hehincton. p Das fw Will be so be public « tien of Brevet ery ta Si Tang E lot Ester Of Beever, a i= eS eo eyerereteteteted i = i i El g o af wae: HE iz 8 Bs ere = ae 5B boal ste 30 Weed ves, Bow, % Gooking Stoves, new. 3 os oder ileaters, new siz by is weld sipaly to ihe ghost Widder wate thant Me pe o a ences bias Swes five siete "Be sae Recut cine setae tom dato gay ma ‘Terms: in Gaveaneeat i RvoxEn, Brevet M: Ger ani Chiet uertermaster, des et bial Depot ‘of Washingwon? Rearend until mose par ne our i place. as crn he Baie i sf WILLIAMS, aie. | a7 THE arOvE SALE IS SITE FURTHER | instant, same tponed until FRIDAY, the 15th i: of the Bailiff. fers feild * GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots, a7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 STILL FURTHER pestaned anti FRIDAY, the 224 inrtant, at ewe aneEN ¥ WILLIAMS. ‘Aucts, RUSTEE’S SALE. rtue of a deed of trust executed by William No borsett to Richard BB. Ohew on the Ieeh de ef November, 1865, yconvezing all his property, rea’ and personal, to the said K B. ew, in trust for the itor ef his debts, the subscriber, as Baya offer at publicsale, on the premises, on FRIDA ay of of December, 1863, hogr fragt, tho wckt fair day thereetion ai the hour ot 11 o'clock a. m., the Farm of the said Wm. N. Dor- sett, containing 215 acres. ‘The land is situated in Prince George's county, near the public road leading from Upper Mariboro to Nottingham, about five miles from each piace, Aajoining. the 1 lands cf Measrs. Richard D. roughs, John W Burroughs. John and the heirs of the late Truman and within two miles of a steamboat landing on the Pa- tuxent river. For its fine location and the great productive- ness of ite soil, which is in the hi; cultivation, the farm is not sur) county. ‘One hundred and sixt teen in meadow, and fort: consisting of oak, pine and chestnut, and there is an abundance of pure water on the place. The improvements consist of a Frame Dwelling- House containing four rooms, pantry kitchen, meat heuse, Stable, Corn Hous nlarge arn,and Quar- ter for Servants, all in g je place is divided into five fields, and is sub- tially fenced, mostly with new chestnut logs by any in the eg 4 is arable land, fif- in wood and timber, rm wale: * One-third of the purchase mo: to be paid in cash, and the residue n equal inst: ments at one and two years, with eeranee ee whole purchase srry? from the di aay of deferrea payments to be secured by tl je bonde of the ep be ae urety or sureties to be approved ua Trees sion will ‘ve given on compliance with the t “Ges RICHARD B. B. CHEW, Trustee, des fw” EXPRESS COMPANIES. ATIONAL EXPRESS AND {TRANSPORTA- N TION COMPAN OFFICE AND DEPOT COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. — Louisiana ay, “* between Ninth and Tenth streets, This Company is new todo GENERAL SEER FiGhsronra. To i frome New York Phitedetphie. a hington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters- One es Lynchharg, Charloties- Ie, Winchester. arrigonburgh, fend Bristol inet talon i Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon Goldsboro ”, Wile mie Salisbury, and Balel Greens if an arlo' i’! and te and from All Stations on the Orange and digzenitis, Vir- ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich- mond and Petersburg, Potersbars and Wel- don, Wilmington and wore, Atlantic apd North Ey ee Gas, ane rih Unrol ne Central ailroade. - as 2 possible the the = Lines and 4 Agencies of It be extended to other States, of notice will be © given, The tariff of charges is based upen fair business samc. yielding a reasonabl erent sae fom: pany, without being oppresatve ¢ public 2 8 basis it confidently, resents ita a for afuir nage and the ebaracter of | ‘agents for that public confidence esse: ucceRs de I3-ly re “CHAPMAN, Agent. . Avams EXPRESS COMPANY _ TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DB- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN SHINGTON, D. C. cil DAILY AS FOLLOWS. |annive. For Baltim and Phi . $3} v. $304 vm Bsiphis gad | se 3:90 ok woven ant lew é } Pam. Charleston, 3:30 Fo Fm gas M Pig — tS Te a8 a {% i ie stations on = Centr: 530). | )Oumberland, and Way-)| ,, _ Way FR r. «| stations betweenBal HB. =| tearm | tot more and Cumberland £21 a) soy || Waz-stations, weet of) 1 7) < P.M. \heeling, & Parke ; PM urg Va. Lanceville, 0} seca Tot? — £3 -M. ages and ville, Tennessee; ae Athens, At ‘Atian Columbus,” Gi hee —f eS a- :| im fanla, end Mon $507. M. oy, Ale 5S su Gar 9 donee ie: ier 4 | ose virg a and ‘Tennesssce sve orricns: $14 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Ro 24-tf ———S> L—>————S yRsoaE your PROPERTY AT HOME, FIRE INSURANCE. THE RATIONAL UNION INSUBANOE OOM- PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000, RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. — ~ KO RE FOR POLICIES. 424 Ro Samed « nearly oppoaite Love & Oo.» Bank- AtJOHN BH sonn x, golMRt§ Sr CARLTLEs Frederickthe Great, vol. 5. ife ip the Bovth, by i” Lor. BANKERS. jy OOOKE & 00., BANKERS, Tifteenth strest, apposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always en band, 8 fail supply of af GOVEENMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c., And pay the highest prices fer QUABTERMASTER’S CHECKS AND VOUCHERS eus-aw First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. H. BD, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & 00.,) President, WM. 8, HUNTINGTON, Cashier. | G@OVEENMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TE &T., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Government securities with Treasurer United Btates. S7-ONE MILBION DOLLARS.2g Acting in connection with the house of JAY COOKE & 00., a8 SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-30 LOAR, we will fill all orders with promptuess and des- pateh, allowing the regular commission to Banks and Bankers. A constant supply ef the Notes on hand and ready for immediate delivery. We bug and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURFTIES st current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make €ollections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITI@S @F THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at ali times cheerfully furnished, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasuine ton, March 20, 1866. mm-tf DENTISTRY. LOCKW GOR, Worington | Baliding ZAs bas empl ore BEE kill ae from Tas ork, and illineere TEETH a very reduced price. Ether admin- fetered i? desired. de 6-im* N I1TROUS OXIPE GAS for extracting teeth with out pain. Itis very sant and never injuri- ous to the most delicate. @ given it to over five Panag Rereone. me aaa Prof. Howland 6 ‘er oa fadamorth'y 9to i C tt. RB. MERRILL SURGEON DENTIST, No. 310 Pennsylvania ave. between 9th and 1éth ste., ie, no 9im™ EET a Looms, M. p The Inventor and ntee of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH. attends Personally at, his office im this city. Many persons cone wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others who cannot wear Persons calling at my office can be aecommodated with any stfle and price of Teeth a may desire, Foot, cleanest, strongest and moat perfor: denton rest, ¢ rongest and mos' fect denture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will be more fully warranted. Reoms in this city—No. 338 Pore {rani ave., between oets — 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadel! oc 0-ly ‘BEAT paceTERT IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. I would advise all extract to call at +) meg heeeaicet Soriavsalecedeuerae tat Bs ex eretmee method poole Lin | peRTTFIOIAL 7 TERIE. mn eovemnant ia | oe — tay patie feat teal = on Bie ry eee ee No. saa" Penn’a avenue, between 2th and 18th *anse-1y 8. R. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist. SS INU OCs eR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c. D™=s78 ALE VAULTS AND NATIONAL DINING SALOON, Northwest Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Sizth Street, This old and popnlar e establishment has been thoroughly renovated and refitted fer the Mhapaond season, and the most ample ar- Temgements made to supply itso mers, with the very best the market affords, served up in the style that has heretofore is ye such sati tion to the — a Bar is stocked with the ehoicest WINES, LIQuoRS and CI- GAKS, and the sue VAULTS of the establish- P.M.2G.G. DUBANT. BATON HOUSE, Lovisiana Ave., Bet. 6TH AND 7TH sTs., WASHINGTON. se is entirely new, andcentains, al, the modern improvements, such as water and gas, in every room. THE TRAVELING PUBLIO Ma: zee saeco ot finding as comfortable accom- Ai A Te a CL — Herel ‘North or Bouth. friends. 8 tr travelin, ne public severally, visiting ashington, are co! invited MAKE tested HoM2 wit ve, will be ed to $3.3 ae spar mhake them com- Patrons, arriving at the depot, will take the Me- ees ‘GILBERT & BRODHEAD GBEEN 8 RESTAURANT, CORNER 8TH AND E STREETS. WM. BLEIN, OC, EBER, PROPRIETORS. This berlin establishment has been thorongh- is now open to the pub- am (MEALS ano DUneEES, va! arties Ne ikea with Ee eee most choice brands ‘Wines, B; candies, S dauors, and Segars. The BAR ie FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO 1 P.M, One suite of Furnished Roomstolet. no20-2m* ‘Chose BALE ye eee BEBF somber i received i WED- he Gor tht to The ‘at ae ae aN By smn deemed too will be notified by letter of the result of thelr pro- ‘The Cattle to be remeved five “mere Tl thefort: are In gerd condition, and are really a su lot of Beef Cattie, afer any naa forma cash, in Government funds, and prior to deli Proposals should be endorsed om the envelope. ot pesals for purchase ao: ouaayy de 2-17 SLE OF HARD BREAD. Orerce Dror og Copmieany, } Seeded Proverala fe doplieats’, ettl Le reenives is in icate, atthinotice au WEDNESDAY Sand SATURDATS of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at this De q fe Bread te in boxes of Afty (50) pounds each, order "All purchaser wilt be deli Gelivered on board of trans- ports withont expense to the purchaser. No proposals received for er than twenty (20) boxes, one thousand (1,600) bia in Gor requil Fed on notibeation of acceptanee of in Government funds. should be endorsed “ Proposals for read,’ * and addre: . esred be hay JAMES cu ‘RRY, , Col -and C. 8. . V. L MBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHB H= Non-Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrita- tion, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Bladder or | Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostrate @| Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel or Brick Hck Dust De- posit, and al of the Bladder, Kidosys, Bee Geepaical Swellings. HELMBOLD'8 ¥LUID EXTBAOT BUCHU FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCESSES OR INDISCRETION. The Constitution once affected by Organic Weak- Bess, requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and invigorate the system, which Helmbold’s Ex- tract Buchu invariably does. If no treatment be submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may ensue. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, In affections peculiar to females. is unequaled by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Keten- tion, Irregularities. painfulness or suppression of customary evacuations, Ulceration or Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Leucorrhe:. and all complaints freneae to the sex, whether arising from habits of dissipation. umPrudences, or in the Decline or Change of HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH, Will radicall: esting from the system Dis- eases of the Uri ‘rivary Organs arising from habits of dissipation, at little expense, little or no change in | as follows: diet, and no exposure, completely superseding those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, C: ‘opaibs and Morcary 58 in curing those unpleasant and USE HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Inall cases of the Urinary 8, whether exist- ing in male or female, from wi ver cause origi- nating. and no matter of how long standing. Itis pleasant in taste and odor. immediate iu its action, Korirn than any of the prepara- or Iren. ig from broken-down or delicate Conetitutions: procure the whey nd atonee. e reader must be a’ that however slight may be the attack of thet above disease, it is sure to affect bis bodily health, mental powers. happi oops) and that of his posterity. Our flesh and bi supported from these sources. PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE! ‘We make no tof the fi BOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU ts composed -f. ‘LMBOLD, Druggist and Chem! teen Eid experience inthe city of Philadelphia, and which is now prescribed by the most. eminent phy ricians ep oealtiod te i} bh Btates army, and is also in very gen se in Hospitals end public Sanitary institutions th through- ont the land. BT Direct letters to HELMBOLD'’S DEUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOESE, 594 Broadway, New York, oR HELMBOLD’S MEDICAL DEPOT, 104 Bowh Tenth Street, (below Ohesnut,) PHILADELPHIA. Sold by Druggists every where. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. de 9-stwiw ASK FOR HELMBOLD’s. MYE AND EAR. in filcurable BYE and Fait APPEC- Ithatenat the Office ot” of Dr. SORONEY, +8 fice of ir. ey, and 4 o'clock; j Bundey, Wtol. z mm, ork RRTIFICIAL’ & ayke {nserted and made bt like the natural oc 21-tf Be oe oh sont a ek ES A CARD TO ig aid PUBLIO.—Having decide to commence f! AUCTION AxD. pueniens BUSINESS, tfully ask er Lt Bet me - we res) fal 101 ic Tron: age. . Mer- attended to promptly We shall continue to keep an extensive assort- Hi yaar SEFURNISHING GOODS, tfull, as usval, ys PLANT & 00., between and 10th streete, po 18-1m* back of Metzerott’s New Stere. BANKLIN & ©0. clENTixio °°" EPS PRACTI af OPTIOIAN! 946 Pe. ay, between 1st and isch ste. BRAZILIAN pai) Le ot? copa the weak and earek cresteticned woe jmproving.s waited $0 the age Giasees, j aiczencopes.. M: nf ho Thermometers” Barometers, Electri: ca) Instruments al: aces om band, and at the lowest EPOT FOR CARTES DB VIS) or lebrities, plain and nd colored, and a fine calection Albums, { béndi of hot from 20 to 200 = ima — oe woe ve Bennet end see EER. W ** Giehk aiebih wound, LB MANTLES ECNCuenrs, TABLE MAER ‘WASHSTAND TOPS, 20. Monuments made to order on reasonable terms hand EASTERN MAR- Blgand mang we Rg ngionsD. 0. oh saat = sete iee |e Pa. av. A Sees Gfarm srs Sacre “what they reostve, P. BMEION, Proprictor, PERSONAL. ADAM AHOLIAB, AN 1 IMPRESSED ME- $3 wentes —_ be consulted at her zeesente: No. Jrosent and fature erent, business fost recovery same, love, mar- Lrroperty ress for, &c., frem ba. m te 9 aewertorAysicrs en eae | a oat dreet) 1 acer HY, on ‘aria Heeaa cri Dy LER, DB. Se SREFE sea attention otal nae Fira ai Srectionc of bew> sexes in the abies and scientific treatment.. Young men who have in, ves, or suffering from any cause, are pg cure, Those ig | Ss nave ‘ived ay saprinst BARNES ana'be cured at once The eens a: Tngion Satlaine, oes ft Rea ave. L Ape. DONT LOoK AT THIS. ee PRINOE, 381 Fs bbe | MING street, has reduced his Ree er ME OF gee w AND B Beit Fi Seca oo shai long N. BH, MILLER 708 Tick seat Fount respect op siapet mene pose vaeree? cae rally Seetas teaee aicoiied attending to aro ane te meses, such as administering the . Wikronet of attrsiys bandforé ang 1, Pow Fey, Notices, &c., &o, bes. HURSTON’S ane P r eleaning Ai te ttesth ‘and Gume, "This noe Yon Feats ew For sale by all druggists. ? CELEBRATED MACHINE-8PREAD Rife or 3 ali cases ‘ale by 2) aw arable 0 Oplisge of Medtvine, Vienna. x Cariemnar AE reer ag wetemn Tricemar ie: Shas of: | Execos the ibe Stitt med or i Gee and, Secondary, Srmviam feet nent * ape yy Bone nace iat and fi ae Slant, kes { Rar iene Sans 9 | a6. (5.0. FORD, No. ee | = | eae aa mediate tn Via godt | REEMA Leave ike om PT Prd oo beare lee Gorgoneviite at 12 ve Ww Arrive at Alexandria oe es Arrive at W 6. eal with nine f for ice of the Nerth Local fi freight train leaves Ale: sainct 7T40 e. m_., and arrives at Gordonsyi: Leaves ane pg até —— at 4:35 the a! arrives at ‘Express freight Gein ‘leaves se at7.p. m., and arrives at Eynchbang ot 38: m Lee Lybehbe it 2:40 p. m. heed andy 30 ‘This route bh a the advantage over all others ous Tail from New York to Ber es Fairfax, Ball p=, a attletts. Rap « per, Orange oot Gordonsville, w! re ‘many y of thee late great tles were fought. Tickets can be procured fn Adams’ Bx Building, op; tethe Baltimore and G@Ghio le road Depot. hefeos pg also, at > og Maryland corner of 6th st: and Penney! it, ~ National Hotel. ‘Trains leave from the corner of ‘ 7k © streets, Washington. % aS — 8 3M BROADUS. Gereral Ticket Age ita: _Alexandria, Dec. 1, 185. G?=47 PRENSTLVANLA & BOUTE KORTE A AED aD WEST. FOUB DAILY TRAINS. WINTER SCHEDULE. On and after November 20th. 19%, trains Express Mail, 6 Fart Line, 83 Pitteburg & Erie Express, ¢ Pittsburg & Elmira Bxp.,’ 7: Two TRAINS 0 ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington st 3:3) and 7:30 P. & SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. S7No change of cars between Baltimore, El- mira, Erie, or Pitelure. SF For tickets and any !nformation Office of the Grest Pennsylvania Route, cerner Fenneylvania avenve and ixth street, under Ni Soual Hotel. and isth street, corner Penna. avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, Washi. J. N. DUBABBY, Buperintendent NO. B. k. WIL INS, Passenger’ od Ticket Agent. JNO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent. no 2-tf Bertone AND OHIO BAILHOAD. ASHIN Dec. 3, 1808, ‘rains between Ase} MORE, aud WASHINTON A. bow run as —. viz- Fou aoa, Way szassene, = ap hen Laurel, Junction: ie ouse, leave at 6D 30 i 4:30 p. m. daily, except Sum- FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6:20 and 8:00. m. 1-2 and 4-20 pan. Sal except Sunday. No traii or from Anna; en Sunday - ror! BALTIMORE. Leave at £:00 a. m. and 4:30 and 7:30 and 9.00 p.m, FOR WAY = Leave st 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 FOR ALL PARTS oF. THE WEST. Leave wep except Sunday, at 7:30 a. m and 7.80 ands 9:00 p. . Only. connecti: it Belay gation wt niny at 0 trains ives Baltimore to Wheeling, ersb' ATHBOUGE TICKETS. to the West cam be had e8 hington Station Ticket Office at all heurs int ‘the sae. Banat it the ~ pom in Sho Amort- ua + Penns} venue, Between Lig upd 6th streste, “Neeyivania For New vork, tPuisieiphta, and Boston, see advertisement pee ‘Through Line. Ww. 7s MITA, grime} EG LM. COLE, Geweral Ticket . oc 9-tf GEO. 8. KOONT: ', Agent, Washington. \HBOUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO! T BPHILADBLPHIA AND NEW YORK, 2 Wasmincton, Ostaber 29 Trains between Washington and New Tom are Bow ran as follows, vis FOR NEW YORK, without chance of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:30 a.m. i ‘ana 730 FOR REW XORK, changing cars® Philedel- means daily (except Sunday) at 11-18 @. m. and pm FOR PHILADELPHIA. Sunday Leave daily (except dat738 e m., and 4:30 30 and? —aer Ohio Railroad advertisement for rliss ane between Wi ‘ashington, Baltimore, An- papollt: WP. SMITH, Master of ecso-tt Sco: 8% EBs teneral Tiokes Washington SECBET DISEASES! SECRET SAMABITAR’S GIFT! SAMARITAN'S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EYER USED bs & Positive Care” for GONORNGA. GLERET, STRICTURES, es. Centains no Mineral, no Balsam, ne Mercury. Only Ton Pills to bs Taken to Geet @ Ours. ITAN’S GIFT. ine ‘ingen Tr Peiate, "Female, @2. " BLoeD: i! BLOOD! !1 t oR Pree BLOOD! enna a PERSE ORESSE OF THE SAMA = pe eaces ao te 3 by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner 1th stree "S HAIR COLOR BESTORER FOR J rablagenlgreta Weert Fat Moding the use of the dye. Sold by ail druggisw 78 cents per bottle. Is the FALMBOLD'S ces