Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1866, Page 4

— EVENING STAR. PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS. The Danger of Neglecting Colds. [Prom the New York Lancet.} Colds are generally considered but simple things. and, as a natural consequence, are too waneb meghectet. How often do you hear the remark: “Ob} itis only a cold.” “True, only a cold, what is being done for it! Frequent- ly nothing. Many aiong and dangerous, and sometimes fatal fit of riness ee ens ed by paying that proper atten whist iveo eeriousiy demands. Most of the cBures of consumption come from cold being | tm the first instance neglected. To many other diseases does it also give rise. In a climate like this, where we have sometimes two and three changes it 2 day, it is impossible toayord | taking cold, unless due precaution be observed | Persons should clothe themselves as much as possible in keeping with the temperature of the | atmosphere. e With the thermometer above zero, clothing | should not be as warm as at or below zero, as | by so doing the pores are opened to an undue extent, sometimes profuse perspi duced, and, sa natural consequence, taken. Drafts in every way, whether in or out of doors, ought to be avoided. Too much im- portance cannot be given to this, but yet we tee it daily neglected. How often do we see persone in this city, on one of the bleakest days, Stepp me to talk at the corner of the street in a dratt of wird. This, too, is generally the case after walking fast and becoming heated. How is it possible, under such circumstances, to | avoid taking cold! And yet persons will so in- Pecently tell yon, “I don't know how [ could have taken cold; 1 have not exposed myself in any way.” As important, also, is the mode of life in- doors, or on this much depends. Ladies are Very apt to dress for going out, and then sit in a warm room for half an hour, perhaps more, | iftomething delays them, by which perspira- tion is produced, and in that state, from the warm house into the cold air, they go. It must be remembered that to the corresponding tera- Perature of the atmosphere do the pores close | or open; a uniform temperature should be ob- served, as by so doing the circulstion is regu- jarly maintained. Any one leaving :n atmos- phere of eighty degrees, and going to one of sixty degrees, experiences a great change, and if they wish to ayoid cold should be clad in such & mapper as to make up for the propor- Monate difference in temperature. For this reason great uniformity in the temperature of the house should be observed. Change the atmotphere in the house trequently by ad- ‘ng. as often as possible, during the day, cold is y house should be thoroughly ventilated the first thing every morning, so as to allow the atmosphere of the previous night to escape. This can be done by first airing one part and then another. By doing this a honse also can be the more easily warmed. When there are many persons collected in a room, care should he observed to keep a few inches of the window open from the top, every one avoiding sitting elore to or under it, as, after a time, when there are many collected together the atmosphere of the room becomes impregnated with their ex- halations, and the air is thus rendered impure. By periect ventilation there is a uniform amount of oxygen, which is the vital part of the atmosphere, and which is necessary to our very existence, maintained) Who has not Reticed the disagreeable feeling produced on going from the fresh air into a room with many pereons, in which the ventilation is imperfect! At night, also, fresh air should be admitted imto the room, for it is, if anything, more neces- sary that there should be a plentiful supply of oxygen. We have often been asked the ridicu- lous question, if enough air did not come in through thekey-hole. Certainly not. Thatis not fresh air. Muke it a rule always to sleep With part of your window open from the top, @voiding its blowing cn you. Fresh air never hurt any one, for by it we live. It is the want of it that injures. ersons seem to forget that they spend one-third of their lives in their bed- rooms. We frequently see a man building a house bestowing all his attention on the plan of the parlors, while the bedrooms are, to a greatextent. and in some instances entirely, neglected. It had better be rice versa. Erother thing to which we wish to draw at- tention is that of neglecting to change shoes and stockings after being out on adamp or rainy day. Though they may neither appear Bor feel damp. yet they shouid be changed, care being observed to keep the feet always warm. As long as one is walking, the circula- tion is kept up, no matier how wet the feet may be. but the instant you remain quiet it is checked, unless the stockings and shoes be | changed. Holding the feet but a few minutes to a fire over a register, is not sufficient, as you only by that dry the external part of the shoe or boot. If the feet are cold they should be Fubbed thoroughly with a rough towel until warmth bas been restored. when they might | be, if desired, held for a short time before the fire. Jumping out of bed and walking about on the carpet, as is too often done, should be avoided. A pair of slippers can be so placed by the bed at night, when retiring, as to be ac- | ceseible on rising. Tae Pork Market.—The Cincinnati Price | Current of Wednesday says:—At the close Prices of groceries, cotton, dry goods, and pro- Guce generally, were qnite unsettled, so much so that accurate quotations could not well be given. Pork may be called an exception to this rule. which is owing to the prospect of a very short supply of the article, for although | the receipts of hogs at this place and Chicazo during the week have been very large, the | belief is strong and general that the crop will fall considerably short of two million head, and that these large receipts will soon cease it may be stated here, however, that two weeks ago the short erop parties could not | be persuaded that the receipts could, under any circumstances, be large as they have been since our last, showing that opinions are but of little value. Itis exceedingly difficult to arrive at any correct conclusion regarding the supply of hogs in the country until the bulk of them have been brought to market. Under the large receipts prices declined fully 75 cents per cental during the weight, but closed firm atthe decline. At Chicago the decline has been much larger than this, but the market closed buoyant there lastevening at 9Xal0 cents for dressed hogs, and $25.5ta%25.75 for mess pork, which is an aavance of $1 per barrel on ress pork, and 50 cents per 100 pounds on hogs from the lowest point reached ee ted Inventor and Patentee of Karr’s ( rat AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Ohrouomete: Watches, No. 450 Penna. ave., bet. 3d and cates Washington. Watches Kepsired and Warranted. de 22-6m* IBEMEN'S INSURANCE €o oF s INGTON AND GEURGETOWN. — OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Warhington. CHARTERED BY FGRESs, 1837. CAPITAL... --$ 200,000 SURPLUS FUND... .. $30,000 Ere ty ofall kinds insured for a year or less Builders’ risks granted on the moet favorable rms No charge for policies. JAMES ADAMS. President, Eemuel Cropley, Esan Pickrei!, Robert White, of Georgetown Wm. Wilson ‘hemas Parker, John D Barclay, Richard Barry, Sam I Redfern, Chow. W. Davis, B T. Ed Clark, reneh, Andrew Kothwell. of Washington. The Directors in Georgetown are the Board to r Georgetown. a lS cofm anthorized by w policies and take risks in ABEL G. DAVIS, Sec'ry. (Anizer HARDWARE We make s speciality of CABINET HARD WARE, ant offe fastory Prices Table an! Hed Hair © Shair Cane, Upholsterer’s ke. & LVANS &C0., 9 Penn avenae. Gazette | ja ll-eetw 3 [Alex. Jonrnal and CABD. JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE, S11 9th street west, near Penn's avonne, ‘ally inform his friends and the ly that ke is new attending to all uch ag administering the A Wty other Oaths, drawin Leases, - Power of Attorney, Landlord and’ Tenan: Potices. ac. &. Legal vice given in all is } Bf Particn| fhe clatme te gacion pela tothe bag a | ORTH AMER ARY, lse—*onte REVIEW FOR JANU- | *: ‘The Condition of Artin America, Climatic Intiue ersion aud Reconstruction pe ceee, Financia! Foture; Courts Hours of ‘Labor: a tecipline Question: Chit ear; The President's Message (eihoek yo ord tices Subscription 26 per year; 91 ber. fia 10} Rk Dele nuam- YLOR. URSTON’S IVORY PEARL TooTn poq. i for cleaning. beautifying oot pak | tion fe entirely unequalled. . i} New Yorke Prosicbaty . 0} For sale by all droggists. - - ELLS’ CELEBRATED MACH: ¥ STRENGTHENING PLAST Ek Sare the ter? | Dest fp ali cases hich plasteris required FF. | ale by all druggists. naive | VLE ® Frederickthe Great, vol. 6. in the bouth, by aes Scapa | tt. FRANCK TAYLOR, LED AND DELICATE OONSTITU- S. of toth se xe#. une HELMBOGD BES. TRACT BUCHU. It will give brisk and cu-rgetio aoe | Cite Seclings, and enable you to slcep weil, AUCTION SALES. Y WM. L. WALL & CO. B South corner Penn. a nctioncers, afl 9th street. TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE ‘AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD. &@ deed of trast to the subscriber, da D bers By virtue ef bearing €ate the 29th y recorded. &c..1 jon,on TUESDA A. ered one hu the yelp three (1! bumber: one bundr ima @ ys 7 the plan of the city of Washington: beginning for | the same atthe southeast corner of said lot, and | running thence north 9 feet 6 inches, to the center hich fs to be used in fe mare yof ~)thence throngh | et, thence sout’ line between and lot numbered 52 in said squ east 60 feet to the place ef beginnt improvements thereon, consisting of frame house. Terms of sale: Que-third cash; the residue in six | and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes | for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, | and bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed | given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and stamps atthe cost of pur- aser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and | expense of the defaulting purchaser, om giving two | pe sd in some newspaper printed in the city ef Bgton. ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee, jaReokds ee WALe @ bo., aucts._ ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, | ” SA OF VALUABLE FLOUR ba cdc“) inf Xen MACHINERY, Op MONDAY, the 5th day of Febr: 40’clock p.m , on the premises. by virtne of ade- cree of the Supreme Come) — puri: sf Ce. Rene Fe acres ts’ Ooleeoe etal ene wherein complainants, and Robert L. Coltman and James Adams, executors, are defendants, we shall sell Lot No. 2. in Square 2%. together’ with the im- provements. which consist of a Flouring Mill four igh. having afront of about fifty feet on enue. between 12th and 13th streets west, with adepth of abont sixty feet. with all the ne- cessary packing sud store rooms. and is known as the Metropolitan Mills” of Washington city, and contains six run of 44s burrs, Patent Packer, and machinery complete for manufacturing the best brends of four offered for sale in this city. The agin is sixteen-inch cylinder, four feet stroke. three boilers. each forty feet long, three feet diameter. There isalarge yard attached to the premises, With stabling for four horses. Reputation of the mill unsurpassed. Terme: One thire cash on the day of sale, aad the residue in three annual payments, with interest from day ef sale; the said interest t» be paid annu- ally. Leed civen and deed of trust taken. Conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser's ex- pense. ROBERT COLTMAN, JAMES ADAMS, Executors. J.C. McGUIRE «& Co., Aucts. jabeo Y WM. L. WALL &co ctioneera. South eorner Pe: ave. and 9th st. EXECUTORS’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON I STREET NORTH. BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREETS WEST. On TUBSDAY, the 234 day of January, 13%, at4 o’clock p_m., we shall offer for sale, at public auc- tion, in front of the premises, part of Lot num- bered eight. (8.) in square sonth of square number- ed five handred and sixteen, (S. 516,) with the im- rovements thereon, consisting of a neat aad com- lertable frame house This property is situated on I street north, be tween 4th and Sth streets west, in a most desirable location. i ¥ Terms: One-third cash: residue in six and twelve mouths, the purchaser x! his notes for the de ferred payments, satixfactorily endorsed. and bear ing interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. —ronen nd Stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Executors re- rve the right to resell the said property at the risk and efthe defaulting purchaser, on giv- ing two days notice in the Evening Star, a; ASBURY LLOYD. J. WESLEY BOTELER { Bxecutors. _isit eokd L WALL& CO., Aucta. BBY GBEESEA WILLIAns, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPEB- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colambia, made in the canseof D. R. Hagner. et. al..ve. A’ M. Smith, No. 153 Equity, and dated January 3, 1865. i will offer at auction om FRIDAY, the 2th day ef January, instant, at 4 o-cleck p. m., on the premises, Lois Nos, 11, 13, 14, oa 16, in Square No, 355, in the City of Wash peten Lot No. 16 is improved by aeubstantial three story brick dwelling fronting en south F street, at the corner of 10th street west. Terms of sale : One-third +f the purchase money to be paid incash; and the baiance in 6 and 12 months. to be secured by approved notes anda re- served right of re-sale The terms must be complied with within a week after sale, or the property may be resold at the risk and cost of the first pnrchoser, On fall payment of the purchase money and th ratification of the sale, 1 will convey at the =» cost, zi WALTER S. CO.4, Trnsteo. Jan 5-3tawSw GREEN & W! .cTAMS, Ane B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, _ TBUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME ENCE pki k AND f StS. NOBTHONT POS. Li0 AUCTION. : On THO asAY, the ist day of February next, I ball sell,in front of the premises, by virtue of deed ol trust to the subscriber, bearingdate the 6th day of March, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber R. M.H., No. 6, folios 179, 1), 151 and 182, the middle part of Let 23. in Square 628, having a front of abeut 15 feet, running back a good depth to an al ley, and improved by a two-story Frame House. Thies roverty fronte on New Jerrey avenue, be- tween North E and F streets. Terms: Une haif cash; the balance in six and tvelve months, for netes bearing interest, secured | by_adeed of trust on the premises. $50 will be reyuired of the purchaser when the property is knocked off. ‘All convevencing and revenue stamps at the purchaser 6 cost. DENNIS BULTIMORE, Trustee. jal2eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, Laue Wb senses EQUIPAGES® | Wagon House, small; one Bagi Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washinaton, Washington, D. C., January 13, 13%. Will be sol Public Auction, under t! t tion of Capt D.G. Thomas, M. 8. K., Government Warebeuse, corner ef 17th and H Washington, D.C-. on MONDAY, Jan 29. 13i6, af 10 o'clock a. m,, large lot of condemned Clothi ‘Bs &c., consisting of— Brum Jackets, locks, Cap sold. ‘Th res must be removed within fivedays from date of sale. Terms—Caeh in Government fands. DH. RUCKER, Bvt Maj, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ja 13-129 Fepot of Washington. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES. termaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, Washington. D. C.. January 13. 1866, Will be sold st public auction. under the direc- tion of Brevet Major Benjamin Burton, A.W. M , et Sixth-street wharf, Washingten, D.O..on SAT: URDAY, February 3, 185%, at 12/0 cleck M., the following-named Geverument vessels, viz: IDDLESEX. Japs ROrER. 6 a RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Qnartermaster, ja ls 18t Depot of Washington UBLIC AUCTION OF | SUBSISTENCE STORES AND EMPTY PACKAGES: Office Depot Commissary af Subsistence, Washington. D. C., January 9, 1556. Will be sold at public auction, at the Sub-tatence Depot, in ALEXANDRIA, Va, on TUESDAY, January 23. 186, at li o'clock a.m., the following surplus Subsixtence Ktores, viz. About 113,000 Ibs, of Corn in the ear, in 92) sacks. Lao, The following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz : About 137 000 Ibs. of Beans. 235 lbs. of Gorn Meal. 3.000 lb of Ham. 455 Ind. of Bacon. 16S lbs. of Balt Beef. ALO, About 3.000 Pork and Beef Barrels, 225 Flour Barrels, 30 Ceffee Barrels. 44 Whiskey Barrels, — Vinegar Kegs, &c., 30.000 Hard ba Bee eaten Hi Bread Boxes, 179 p Boxes, &c. Also alarge lot of 1 Stay eabo oo eee Barrel Staves and Heads, 0 Terms: Cash in Government funds at the time of I G. BELL _ Major ena C. JEROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER retaining and gradi te sts original colar atthaay aging back tending the use of a dye. cents per bottle. EXFORD’S MEDICATED en {GER BREA R NUTS, for worms, unrivaled ie cena and peculiarly pted for children, being eaten as an nary 1. For sale b: sts. Price ja oy eee 2% cents per box, CLFron HELLEN, Late Paymaster U. 5. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION oF CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Claims for Prise Money, Lest Clothing, Bennty, Pc Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- ty attended to promptly. Office 29 434 street, Post Office Bato city, D.O. FOR the Hair at the inconvenience at- Sold by all druggisi Box 42% Wasb- Taps Je7-6m_ )RENCH JUVENILE BOOKS, ILLUSTRA- Fuyyen 30 tle-Mems; La tem aventures d'une Fons hinelle; Mignone; Le Cepttaine 1 ted from Paria by ake FRANCK TAYLOR, XO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN- tafe remedies for leasast sul dangerous Areaces. Ene HELM 5 - CHU AXD IMPROVED HOSE waar = L ELEADQUARTERS DEranyay ABGE SALE OF GOVERN! iT BUILD- 22s abl Wi . D. C., Decem! 1885. { Will be voltataabiie auction tothe highest bid- THuhevay. January 18 1908. at Wo‘clock eeme the following frame bulidings and ether public property at that place, viz" UNITED STATES GENERAL HOSPITAL, bi Renaavarvert ae y; — Ve feet; 15 ards, eac one Mess-house Baty as fests one Guard’s Quarters, 167 on Gi nt! ine, Lo- , 167 by 24 feet; raband Quarters. 60 by 14 feet; one Kitch- en. by 28 feet ‘one Ohape 77 by % feet; one Laundry ,99 by 22 feet, with stationary Engi comotive Boiler and all the necessary apparatus for steam laundry and Sryings one Cow. Stable, 91 by 14 feet; one Horse Stable, 82 by 3 ay 1 use, EJ one Ice house, ater-tank build- feet; one Warehouse, 55 by 25 feet; 40 by 30 feet. and 19 feet high; W: ing, 17 by 17 feet, $0 feet high, with circular water- tank 16 feet diameter; two oal-houses, one Saw- houre, one Forage house, one Dead Wash-bouse, of various dimensions . Plank Foot-walks connecting the above buildings; aagresate length 1.860 feet, and 8 feet wide. . he ve mentioned Headquarters Building is two stories high, lathed and plastered, and the fifteen Horpital Wards, the Mess-house, and afew other structures are also lathed and plastered. PRISON GAMP. 10 Hospital Wards, each 149 by 25 feet;7 Cook- houses, each 143 by 22 feet; one Cook-house. 120 by 26 feet; one Coek house, 140 Wy, 25 feet, with two wings. each 30 by 20 feet; one Headquarters Build ing, 72 Le % feet, with two win, s, cach ty 20 feet; one C. 8. Sterehouse, 98 by feet; one Dis- pensary, fob Sheed one Chapel, 100 by 24 feet; one Express Office, 30 by 16 feet; one Guard-house (block ,) £0 by 15 feet; one Quarters, one Office, and one Storeroom. ef varieus dimensions: ali lineal feet of Fencing. 12 feet high; of Board Fence. 6 feet high; 700 lineal feet of covered Piank Footwalks, 12 feet wide. and 9, 188 Hancok ions of Plank Footwalk, 4 feet wide with rail. QUARTERMASTER’S DEPARTMENT. One Quarters. 100 by 28 feet; one Quarters, 100 by 14 feet; one Quarters, 72 by 22 feet; one Quarters, 69 by 28 feet; three Stables. averaging 139 a 2 feet each: one Storehonse, 81 by 77 feet; one Smith Shop, 53 by 24 feet; one Wheelwright Shop. 57 by 14 feet; and feur Offices, three Quarters, two Sterehouses, oue Oil-honse, one Saddler’s Shop, and one Moas- house, of varions dimensions. ISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS AND OTHER = PROPERTY One Post bein tae lil by 25 feet; one Commissary Storehouse. 200 by 35 feet; one Commissary Sales- reom and Office, 84 by 27 feet; one Office. 27 by 16 feet; one Guard House, (leg.) 50 by £0 feet: one Guard House, (log,) 30 by 20 feet; two frame Guard Houses, emall size; one Barrack, at Fort Linco!n, © by 20 feet; one Ordnance Storehouse, 54 by 12 feet; one Slaughter Honse. 40 Hy feet, with Shed 24 by 13 feet. and Ontbutlding 9 by 9 feet; one Stable, 35 3 aa 10 Kitchens, Quarters, &c., of vari- one One wharf of Timber and Lumber, 476 feet long, and varying in width from 22 to 102 fect, 248 lineal feet of Stockade, 11 feet high on Potomac side, with blockhouse 20 by 30 feet, four platforms. each 16 by 308 lineal feet ef plank footwalk, 6 feet neal feet of Stockade on Bay Side, with 'y 20 feet. and three platforms of va- and afootwalk Carriage; 23 Fire Ladders; 24 Axes; 115 Fire Buckets; and six lengths of Hose, each 51 fect jong. Three Cooksog Ranges: one Perpetnal Oven; a quantity of eld Lumber, and a number of Pumps. Point Lookout. situated at the junction of the Potomac river with Chesapeake Bay, was, before the war, a favorite watering place. and ‘is well adapted for the purpose now, having excellent fa- cilities for salt-water bathing, and abundance of fish and game. The buildings above ennmerated, nnder the head of ‘United States General Hespital,”’ are located directly on the Point, the principal structures being arranged ina circle, radiating from acom- mon centre. and connected by covered footwalks, and could with moderate expense be fitted np prop- erly for the accommodstion of visitors,as a steam laundry, ice-house, coal house, water-tank, and other necessary structures for the pur; » BH 167 nO, are ready for immediate use. An excellent ofpor- tunity is also afforded to land-owners in the vicin- ity. and elsewhere, to secure valuable fencing and building material. 4 steamer will leave the Government wharves, south side of the basin, near Fardy’s ship-yard. Baltimore, Md.,at 10 o'clock on the morning of ednesday, Jan. 17, 1856, for the transportation of bidders to Point Lookout, e retained until the close of the sale to return the passengers to Baltimore. Meals will be furnished on the at the usual (steamboat) rates. The Buildings will be sold singly, and other prop- ory in lots tonuit pure! ‘ii on in in charge of e @ military guard will re Building-, &c., for fi n days after the sale, ifde sired id purchasers will be allowed twenty days h to remove their property. in whi rms: Cash in Government funds, Terme: Cash ID Gover ee EDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. de 29-16¢ LAEGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER. MASTER'S STORES, OLOTHING, CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, ‘AT = ALEXANDBIA. XA. ‘tef Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, S ‘ashingion. D. O., January 5, 1866, { Will be sold at public auction. at Alexandrin, Va..under the direction of Brevet Lieut. Col. J G.C. Lee. A. Q. M., on TUESDAY, January 23. 1866, at 0 6 clock 1 m., a lexee lot of Condemne: Quartermaster’s Stores, Clothi Of &c., a8 foliow: irts, Jackets, Coats, Caps, Tents: Flags, gons. Carts, Ambulances, tpring Wagons, Iron Axles, Chains. Army Range, Wheelbarrows, Bruge. Tables, Desk. Chairs, Letter Presses, Hal: lames, Harness. Har rs, Chisels, Vises, Bi Axes. Shovels, Pauli Hose. Grain, Sepa: rator. Cauldron, Argand Burners, Manilla Rope, Curled Hair, Sheepskins, Deer’ Hides, Cast. Wronght. and Scrap Iron, Cast and Spring Steel Grain backs, &c., together with a large lot of second hand Lumber. consisting of Flooing, Scantling, 4.4 Common Culls, Ship Knees, The stores must be removed within five days from date of sale. i The sa e will be continned from day to day until the whole of the property is sold. Terms : Cash, in Government funds. H. RUCKER, Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ja 5-6t Depot-ef Washington, SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quartermaster’s Oxice, Depot of Washineton,t t Washingion, D. C., January 11, 1366. '¢ Will be seld at public auction, on the premises, under the direction of Brevet Lient. Col, James M. Moore, A.Q. M. on WEDNESDAY. Jannary u. sac 5, the following described Government mildings. viz: SOUTH END OF AQUEDUCT BRIDGE, VA. AT 12 OULOCK 2 One (1) Office, 10» by 223. feet. One (1) Quarters, 11 by 12 feet. (ne (1) Addition to Quarters, 8 by 20': feet. One (1) Barrack, 16 by 32 feet. One (1) Sink, 4 by 6 feet. One (1) Watch Rex. 2 by, 4 feet. KORTH END OF AgpERvoT BRIDGE, AT One (1) Barrack, 12 by 39 feet. One (1) Quarters, 8 by 30 feet. One (1) Ritchen, 8 by 30 feet. One (1) Watch box, 3 by 4 feet. One (1) Sink, 4 by 6 feet. The buildings will be sold singly, and must be removed hier hen days _— — of eale, ‘erms ; Cash, in Government funds. D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and One Quartermaster, jal bt _ Depot of Washington. | @ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS aT x ALEXANDRIA, VA Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot of Washinton, Washington, D. C., January Li, 1336, at Public Anction, onibe premises, Solonel on WEDNESDAY, Jan, 8. m , the following described Grvetament buildings, situated at Alexandria, @., viae South side of Duke, betwen Union and Water 8. streets. One (1) Commissary Shed, 94 by 166 feet. West tide of Union, between Duke and Wolf streets. One(1) Commissary Shed. 68 by 75 feet. East side of Water, Leta bg King and Cameron streets Two (2) Commissary Storehonses, 30 by 298 ft. each. Southwest corner of Camrron and Union streets. One (1) Commissary Storehouse, 9 by 160 feet. ‘The buildings will be sold singly, in the order named, and must be removed withim fifteen days "Terms Gash in Government fands Vash in ver! LJ 5 orme H BUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ja st Depot of Washington, Ge ERNMENT SAL SALE OF RESERVED HORSES, ARTERMASTER’s Ovvice, wamexeeren te C., Dece: ir 32, ‘0.$ The SS General of the Army directs that all Government Horses now at Gieeboro, D. C., be cold to the highest bidders. wo'he will, therefore, take place at GIESBO- 0. D. @., beginning on THURSDAY NEXT, DRORMRER 14. 1855 and continuing on each TUESDAY and THURS- DAY thereafter, until all are disposed of. A Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every hour on the days of sale. There Horses have been carefully selected, and superior to any heretofore offered for sale, nimals will be sold si dete Fin G. 0. SALE OF QUABTERMASTER STORES, aed shinaton D.C Dasaary hie fas: . D. Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc- tion of Erevet Colonel 0. H. ops i LINCOLN L EPOT, Washington, D. 2 DAY. Javuary 23.1956. at 10 o'clock a. m.,a large lot of QUARTERMASTER STORES, oeate of Jron Boilers, Sweat Collars, Horse Uove jose Carriage, Hammers. Hay Knives, Fire Neck Straps and Chains, Travelli: Forge Limbers, Bru nding Trous, Irons, Iron Picket Posts. &c. tor ast ‘ tram Mae o jprlling be removed within five days ‘erms—Uash in Government funds. DH. RUCKER. Gen. and Chief Quariecneter. pot of Washington, Brt. Maj. ..:.. e A LARGE ASSORTMENT or STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOS, fan comprising all the different sty yh Just been received at our Warerooms, PLANOB hich we have Tae oe ange, aad ° which wé offer for eale pon vary torneo eee W. G. METZEROTT'& CO, No. 315 Penna, avenue. per ey nerdy ay ianos and Mason’ Hamlin Cabinet Organs,” we Peg aud fe hand several | tionery for three (3) months from the rae > re. raled std neruled, te weich not lees ha nds te the than 12 pounds te the ream. | Oniet Po. reeiter Paper. rated fod gnraled, to weigh not lees than ands to ream. eee Papers reyes ge unruled, to weigh net ream. Note Paper. ruled and unruled, to weigh not lees than 5 pounds to the ream. ‘ moto Post, ruled, to weigh not less than 24 pounis © real “Envelope Paper, to weigh not less than 24 pounds to the ream i per, to weigh not less than 100 pounds to the pom Official Envelopes, per M, white and buif, of the following sizes: xx10. Letter Envelopes, per M. white and buff, of the following sizes: 30. x5, 36-1, xx1, xx2. fealing W: I bottles, dozen. oiders, per dozen. = 23, per spool. ‘aper e, Nos 17 an Pen-bolders, assorted. per dozen. Red Ta: Rogers’ Erasers, per dozen. Steel Pens, Gillott’s, Nes. 303, 404, 332, 451. Rulers. Lead Pencile—Faber’s. jfrmole’s, genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and a. per dozen PiArnold's Copying Fiat, quarte and pints, per dow 6 Ink. quarte ‘a or David's inl Memoranduin Books, assorted, per dozen. Blank Booka, per quire, Cap, Demy, and Me- inm. India Rubber, per —. Inketanks, astortod, per dozen. ; Samples will be required. and bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bid Payments to be made monthly, in ch fands as the Government may furnish, Proposals to be directed te Brevet Major C.3.V + jalsét ___ Brevet Ste OF HARD BREAD. Oprice Derot Commissany Fort Monrok, Va., Dec. 13, 5 Sealed Preposals.in duplicate, will be received at this office,on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ofeach week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at epot. The read 19 tn boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, and in # ng order. All perchases will be delivered on board of trans- perts without expense to the purchaser. No proposals received for less than twenty (20) boxes, one thousand (1,000) —. Olt required on nox ication of acceptance of n Government fuads. we ocale phocia be oy a “Proposals for .”? an ressed tea de Wit JAMES CURRY, Col.and 0.8. V. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c. (.BEEN'S RESTAURANT, i CORNER STH AND E STREETS, and pints. per dozen, Carmine Ink. T. BRIDGES, WM. KLEIN, C, EBEB, PROPRIETORS. This celebrated establishment has been thorough- ly refurnished , aud is now open to the pub- font lic, The best of te tac lps td DINNERS. v jes prom repared. hits Balt fo stocked with the most chotce brands of Wines, Brandies. Liquors, and Segars. FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO1 P.M. One suite of Furnished Roomstolet, no2-2m* Ne OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE xiv, x9, XI, 819, 8, 11, 35-10, | T STEAMBOAT LI) Anarene STEAMGHTE FAIBFAX Capt. Pier No. i2 E.C. KNIGH iuters. jorth i TO Les vii Biver, Now York, WEDNESDAY and SATUKUDAY.at 4pm, Sno fort af @ atreet, Washington, D ©.. every s {7a wD Ereight recetrat, iy uring business hours, end care! 5 Kept a cover. ame: nect with Alex- ardris spd Oranre Ral ‘Freight forwarded to any point the line ef the ORGAN, BHINEHARI & UU. Age Corner 1) th and Pen: 2. 21 G street, Washington, D and es te. BOWEN, BRO. & 00. Oe ibihi ve .. Agents, me eee EE et atreet New York. MIE EASTERN SuvRe STEAMBUAT—<be Steamer CAMB E—ieaves . 140 ht Street Wharf, Bal Bore at Sf te von SATURDAT: more at * r x... on TURSDAYS for OXFORD. RASTON POINT, GAMBHIDGE ani DOVER BRIDGE. aod all in: se landings on Avon and Chop! vers. She bas excellent passenger and freight socom 3 J. WOOD *, Mocs” 170 Light imore. Q@TEAMER LEAVES 7TH STESBT WHARF on SATURDAY MORNINGS, ones ene ‘MOUNT VERNON; Pyery Fare On RISWICK, General Superintendent. N=¥ YORK AND WASHINGTON sTEAM- SHIP COMPANY. ame Old Line between NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OCEAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, REBEOUA CLYDE and EMPIRE, In connection with Inland Steamers GEORGE H. 830UT, oi FLOWER and ANN ELIZA Regular Salling Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 12 M., from the foot of High street, Georgetown and Pier 15 East River, foot of Wall street, New Yous. For Freight or Passage apply to 0, P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foet of High street Georgetown. M. ELDKIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex andria. JAMES HAND, 117 Wall street, New York. Freight received constantly and forwarded to all parts of the country with despatch, at lowest rates, je 22-6m ©. P. HOWGHTON, Agent EXPRESS COMPA NI Es. ; Avams EXPRESS COMPANY TEME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATOHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE OOMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. OC. ueave.| DAILY AS FOLLOWS. | annive. For Baltimore and Phil-) | EUROPEAN PLAN, $:30 elphia, te ged Is enlarged to double its former capecity. Taf ¥-™-] } gdclphia.and interme: PM. EUBOPRAN HOTEL, ee as 1 z SUT ES Me Sea caer ea ey, Heat Sitaead is Motel, col on perl ry a pian tn this city, has been enlarged and zm} r.u.|{ and Newbern, N.C.;| 5:48 ™“ riditede | eve! RS eeceaery ‘for the’ 6: = —— po ad 1a. M accomm« 3 Thankful for thie patronars already r iecees a peopesetoe hopes at by ntien to ness to Gettysinurg,) continue to reseive patronage as heretofere. Quests arris- Fill only "bo ‘charged ‘with what they receive burg, Chanibersburg, br _F_EMBION, Provrictor._ | $301 ». 5 ferstown a Wa Ace = rt.Pa.:Kimira, a . B . Rochester, & DENTISTRY. Rineara, Falls: N.¥ an anadas. aa MEU RGEON DENTIST, Way on the)! 6. aw. No. 310 Pennsylvania ave., Pennsylvania Central? | 5. . between 9th and éth sts., Washington, Railroad... D.0. Pittsburgh, Columbus.) preta, Cincinnati &Cleyelan: M. LOOMIS, M. D. 38 indianapolis, Osiro,|| ¢. The Inventor and Patentce of the MINERAL | 7.30; ?- ™- Chicago Detrolt tosis! 9g; PLATE TEETH, attends’ personally at wine Ee Louie, Vicks 8 0! 2 is . any ons j Wear these teeth who cannot wear others” and Nashville == person can wear others who cannot wear 32, x.| fen Ferg atin ¢ | 6: apereons calling ftmy office can be accommodated 730 i? termediate poi “4 be ith any style an ice of ‘eet ey Tm, re, <7 eal 3 Dut to those who are particular and wish’ the pa’ $2 >. x | JOstations briwrentald 6: alm. be more fnlly warranted. (Way-siations west of) ms in this city—No. 33% Pennsylvania ave., 3:30 | } Cumberiand, Md.;;| 6: a.m. atween 9th end 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, 7 Sf i ii Wheeling, £ Parkers: | | & rm Phil = _ ec 20 t urg.Va..Zanesville,O j BEAT DISCOVERY LN DENTISTEY, $y 1 & TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. $e, | PSR, Forties Mew ¢) would advise all pera: as having teeth to, a ae ee ees mea srttect call at De LEWIE co, a ap Bichmond_and_ Peters- wae onl eae <a tas tne vorterts new ‘and tm. lage, ‘weldon Oreasa: 5:15 a.m » ex: ie x a y, zy | z 154. MM. yoved method offuserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH. | 7. 4-M. |] busqtaatisterye cher || $354.™- if you once see the great improvement in hia teeth, | 5:30 P. ™ tte, and Goldsboro’,|| 6:30P. m4. you will nave them in no other style than this new olum! 8.C. ool rita ate ise eee : ce, ve a7 iranced the, Drice on our work ‘since the great ] ‘Caseemere a ae corer 242" Petin’s avenue, between 22th and 13th usta, Athens. Atlan: P, Columbus, Ga.; a jan3s-ly 8_B. LEWIR.M-D.-Dontiet. | 5 gue, |] tania, and Montewm-|| gas, yp — - ou ery. a5 arren' . ~ 7 8:30 P.M. Out rOrange.Gor. 8:0 P. a, a vite ate PREMIUM burg, and ail stations TRUNK, SADDLERY, gn the ‘Virginia and AND ‘ennessses wey... Rg P OFFICES: ate gr he MENT | 514 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, no 24-tf WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, NAL EXPRESS AND &€RANSPORTA- 7 5008 nee TbON COMPANY. SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Hatt, Where they centinue to manufacture and have onsale a large and fine aseortmentef =~ TBUNES, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SAPDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVEBSAOKS, WHIPs, BITS, SPURS, ao. ac., &e., AT LOW PRICES, REPAIRING. Tronks, &¢., repaired promptly and thoronghly. THERES SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of October Sist, 1864; also, the highest bronze medal, by the Metropolitan stitute of Washingten, D.C., BOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va., for FRANK MILLER’S CELEBBATED PREMIUM HARNESS OIL, Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-17 FACTORY PRICES, MPORTANTLTO FEMALES DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. The combination of ingredients in these Pills fs result of a long extensive practice, They are mild in their operation, and cangot do harm to the most delicate; certain in correcting all irrega- larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all eb- structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head- ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fati, 185 pain in the back and limbs » disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature, DR. ee ae PILLS ‘was the commencement of @ new era in the treat- mentof irregularitiesand obstructions whieh have col so many to & PREMATURE GRAVE. Ne female can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen- eral health begins to decline. Pills form ase forward with 1M 3 ae sre PERSISTENT SONGE NED Baltimore, Premium, » Mechanics’ In- in 1867, te ATE DON'T B pf . Take this advertisement to ae st, and tell him that you want the BEST c, KLIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE ‘OBLD, which is comprised in these Pills. ty By country, kaving the sanction es rey Mrectioms, slaseag when they not ed, with each Box—the Pri lox, or 5 for @6, pod ain a to i, a sapling ibe Brepetatas = err Mere eka dec 10-eoly a ‘Dev Rtroct Rew York, pasion HAVING WATCHES and Je to repair at A. JOSEPHI'S, 232 Penn. will risaee call for them before 9th of J: ry, at bis residence 4043, 1th, between I and oe Lave this city and not be jate. the ¢. jan2 OFFICE AND DEPOT: COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. — Lonisiana ay., between Ninth and Tenth streets, ‘This Company is now prepared to doa GENERAL EXTHESS AND TRANSPORTA- = TION BUBINESS Te and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters- burg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, Charlottes- Ville, Winchester. Harrisonburgh, Staunton, Lexingten, Salem, and Bristol, in Virginia; Knoxville, Tennesees; Weldon, Goldeboro’, Wil- mingt-n. Newbern, =e. Greensboro’, Salisbury, and Charlotte, N.C.; and te and from All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria. Vir- ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich- mond and Petersburg. Petersburg and Wel- don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic and North Carolina, Kaleigh and Gaston, and North Car; Central lroads. idly as possible the Lines and Agencies of te Uskpasy will be extended to other Btates, of which dwe notice will be given. tariff of charges is based upon fair business yelncipieas pielding a reasonable Front to the Com pany, without being oppressive tothe public Upon this banis it a (Lage ite ppaime fora ~~ tropage, relying upon fits large oapit: sangeet aracter tits ofteers and agents ior That blic confidence essen! maccess. Pie 18.17 A. CHAPMAN, Agent. cous use of Copavia, thar Ro. 348 the infallieble remedy ties Secondary Symptoms, thus obvi: the use of mercury and ail other deleteri: oenak ion 1s in the form of a most able Lore mge. Secured from the offectapf and chan, atmosphere, in tincases,at 83 or four fr cgace ty oe. be 99, and in 82 . in separate ancora ty Valpeau, Sallamanda, EW noteeate and rota py De. BARROW, No. 194 r % street, N Bie had also o' ‘s. ©. FORD, No. 290 Pa. ave,, corner 13th st. P' 51 3 JOHN D. EDMOND & O0., 513 7th street, between D and E, BATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN BUILDEB’S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARPWARE and CUTLERY, Out and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Natis, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axicg, Axiotrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Bhovels, Pic , Axes, Bope, Gine, Spt Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 5 13 THE LOWEST mate dee 4-19 E(g87 YEAES CON: ‘00's Cox; Bour: Book Praia op a ts Frisne's Loom r RAILROAD LIN FQALTIMURE AND OHIO RAILMOAD, ASHING TON, January *, 1865, RSS oe | Traine between WASHINGTON AWD BAbTI- MOBE. and WASHINTON AND THE WEST, Bow run as fellows. viz- FOR BALTIMORE Leave daily, except Sunday | 111d a, m., and 2:90, and 4 » ] FOR ALL WAY STATION } m_ee except Sunday. at 6:20. | FoR war STATIONS 7*, ave ane UTH OF ANNAPOLIS ion Jt . Leave at 6 and6:% a m and at 2:30 and 4:4 p.m FOR ANNAPOLIS | , Leave at 6:2 and 7:30 a. m..and 4:95 trains te ‘Sanday rok BALTIM jae ‘Leave st 7.908. m. and 2:90 and? | } } | | | FOR WAY STATION } | | j Leave at 7.08. m. and 290 p.m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 1-30 a. m Ts t Relay Sunday at 7-3) pm. only. pomnetings Pp. 2 Bishos with trains from Baltimore to hecling, Parkers borg, deo THROUGH TICKETS to the Wast cam be had at | the Washington Station Ticket Office at all howrs in the day, ar well as at the new office in the Amert- can Te! Building, Pennsylvanis avenue, | Detween 436 an? 6th streets. * For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see Sdvertisement of Through Line.” P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, LB. COLE. General Ticket Agent, ocM-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, \HBOUGE LINE BEI W ASHIN N WASHINGTON | PHILABRLOHIA AND NEW YORK. Wasnincton, January 8, 1886, Trains between Washington arid New York are BOW run as follows. viz FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars, Leave daily (except'Sunday) at7.30a m. and 630 and 7-3) p_m aus Sew YORK, changing cars at Philadel- 4 e daily (except Sunday) at 12°18 6. m. and “FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave datly (except Sunday) at 7.38 and 11:15 «8. m., and 4:35 and 7:30 p.m. ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York at 6.50 p.m. only, Leave for Philadelphia at 7:30 p. m_only. ew York on 7:39 p.m. On Sund Sleeping cars for gaily encope Sunday > train and sleep- ing. car rox only i* ‘hrows Iphia, New York, or at the Station Office at all hours well as at the new office in the Amer- h Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 4) and 6th atrects See Baitimore and @hio Railroad advertisement node ge between Washington. Baltimore, Aa- Rapolis, a1 4 W.P SMITH, Master of Transportation. LL.M. ©OLE, General Ticket Agent oc tt GEO's. KOONT Was “ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R. Re uf BY RAIL FKOM WASHINGT THROND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND) o AND LYNCHBURG. On and after TUESDAY, December 12, 1985, pas- senger trains on this rod will rum daily (Sundaz eacepted ) as follows = heave Washin; Boston. «an in the dey. as ican Tele; Leave Alexandria m eave nsville wt 12:45 p.m. Connecting with Virgixia Central road te Ricb- mond and Staunton direct. Arrive at Kiebmond at 5:30 p.m. Arrive at Lyuchburg at 5:45 p. m, e Leave Lynchbur Leave Leave Gordousvill rrive at Was p.m. Connecting with trains to all parts of the North and West. ve Local freight train lenges Alexandria at 7400 ™., and arrives at Gordonsville at 5:25 p.m. Leaves Gordonsville at 6 a. m.,and arrives af Alexandria at 4:35 pm Through freight train leaves Alexandria at 245 a. m., arrives at Lynch at 6:40 p. m. Leaves Lynchburg at 245 a. m., and arrives a Alexandria at 6-18 p.m. Express freight train leaves Alexandria at 7:00 p. m., and arrives at Lynchburg at 1010a.m Leaves Lynchburg at 2:40 p. m.. arrives at Alexandria at 6:30. m. ‘This route has the advantage over all others of baving @ coptinuous rail fron New York to Lyneb- burg. 405 miles. also passes Fairfax. Bull Run. Manassas. Bris- toe. Cattlett’s. a, Culpeper, and Gordon«villt, where many of the late great bat- tes were fought. Tickets can be red in Adams’ Bx: Building, opposite the Baltimore and Ohie Rail- Foad Depot, in Washington; also, at the Depot on Maryland avenue, and at the corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel. Trains leave from the corner of Ist and C streets, Washington. W. H. McCAFFERTY, General Superintendent. J M. BROADUS, Gereral Ticket Agent, Alexandria. TL, 1855 ae Tl-tf GP4t PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO TH! NORTE AND WEET. FOUR DAILY TRALNS, WINTER SCHEDULE. On and after November auth, 18%, trains will ray as follows : Leave Expres Matl, Fart Line, Pittaburg & Erie Express, 4Wp.m. 7-2 p Pittsburg & Elmirs Bxp.. 730p.m. 100p.m. TW9 TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:3) and 730 P.M SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGRT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME, BZNo chance of cars between Baltimore, Ei mira, Erie, or Pittsburg. a ad BT" For tickets and information apply at Office of the Great Pennsylvania te, comer Ivania avenne and Sixth street, under Ne- tional Hote! and idth street Py . te Will. ‘Hotel, Washing enbe. avenue, SPORET DISEASES: SECRET BISEASRs)_ BAMARITAN’s GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Oure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢e, Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, se Mercury. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Efect a Ours. itirely vegetable, having ne smell ae sand will not ie vey ie ‘Cures 4 co ty-four bours.” pared SF ene University of Pennsylvania, one of eminent Doctors and Chemists of the Present day No EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, x WHATEVER. ‘Let those who have despal ng who have been gorged wi Mereury, try the OY SLM ARITAN'S GIFT. Pepafale packages, 82. Fesiale, op. TEI ET ENEREA : oibatks, pestis mam ARTA Mead aN bee J1oRs SYPHILIS OB VENERI PISKASES, the BAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JU108 ise and permericd, and de bot transmit it tow *pos- yea rz, may be Alter iran Ss AND HERS JCicks * will remove every Tee Amperitics trom tee system, a4 well as all the of Mercury. SAMARITAN’S CHANORE WASH. Price eents: Full directions. BGEONSSAY OF AMA WHAT TUE Tran ‘Ss REMEDIES == . a Sreamenip Coser. Pee. Di aba oh bh go ae to reach me by the it tobe what it is represented, 1 do nv Hips wake « vorese r! it asupply, * ee, WEY PST. &. nonene Aspinwall.” j “Atlantic Mail Steamship Oo was Post “Between New York DESMOND & O0., Bex 161 by 8, CALVERT FORD, corner 1ith stree “a COOK. Alexanéria ow PIN | | | | Mi "3 EXTRACT BUCH HAT rone wast cores cate . im all ti ed a full assortment of GOLD PENS. For ssie TAYLOB A