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> al EVENING STAR. the Negro Saffrage ongress. (From the New York Herald.) ‘Tite bill striking out the word “white” from the election laws of the District of Columbia, and thus, in effect, conferring the right of suff- | Tage upon all the negroes in the Pisirict, with. | out distinction, limit, or quaiitication, d the House of Representatives by a two- thirds yote. This bill may be designed merely to fmghten the President from the position which be has taken upon the reconstruction has | uestion, and the fact that Mr. Raymond, of | ew York, bas moved 4 recousideration gives some slight plausibility to the idea. Ifsuehbe | ‘the design of the Radicals it will prove a fail- are. The President is not to be frightened or | Sas j CoRMIsSIgaEeS SALE OF REAL ESTATE eoerced. On the other handgif the bill is to be seriously pressed to its final passage by the Senate, in our view of the Coustitution i: adoption will be perfectly legal under the re. cent constitutional amendment. That amend- ment piaces the freed negroes in the position of foreign immigrants, so tar as the right of suff- rage is concerned. Congress has always had ebarge of the subject of naturalization, which confers the privilege of voting upon a class of Peopie who cannot porsess it except at th Option of Congress ne way the r centeonsututs uthor wes Con- frees to pass to the treed ne- groes the benefit of freedom, and 1f Congress fees fit to pass a negrosuffrage law, embracing all the States. as well as the District of Colum- bia, we believe that no legal objection can be raised which the Supreme Court will not over- rule. The question of negro suffrage is, there- fore, rot one of legality, but of expediency. As such the Presidentand the country will doubt- lees consider it. Whether a two-thirds vote for the House bill ean be relied upon in the Senate is a disputed Point. Should that vote be cast, it will, of course, be useless for the President to veto the bill, since the same vote can pass it over bis vetoat any time. In that case he will proba- bly return the bill withont his signature, thus throwing the whole responsibility upon Con- gress, and leaving the members to explain their action to their constituents as they best can. But if the bill should pass the Senate withont ®& two-thirds vote, we predict that the Presi- dent will veto it. In his veto message he will e his position in regard to negro suffrag je understands the whole subject wery thor- oughly—having been born and educated among the non-sMveholding whites of the South—the country will await this exposition with the greatest interest. The President may be op- posed to negro suffrage upon the ground of in- expediency, he may be in favor of granting the Tage tothe negroes under a prop- ation, as in New York; he may ggestan id that only those negroes who served in our army during the recent rebetlion should be ad- mitted as partners with the whites in the gov- ernment of the Republic We do not Pretend to define his exact views upon the enbject; but still we venture the prediction that his veto will promptly follow the passage of the House bill by the Senate, unless that passage be effected by a two-thirds vote. The issue between the President and the radicals will then be clearly and unmis- takably marked, and the people will have to decide between them. We believe the people are with the President, and that the thousands who are claimed by the radicals as ardent eupporters of a negro suffrage law, uncond- tional and universal, are just as mythical as those thousands of Abolition soldiers who, ac- cording to Governors Andrew and Yates, were to crowd the highways and by ways asscon as the emancipation proclamation was is<ned, but who could never be discovered by the Government, even after repeated drafts. We are quite ready, therefore, to have the issue made, because we believe the President will be sustained. Indeed, for many reasons we deem it better that the matter should be forced atonce to a conclusion. The (iovernment is pow disorganized and divided against itself: the progress of reconstruction is impeded, and the country is disgraced by these squabbles, and suffering from the unsettled condition of affairs. Let us have some definite settlement of the negro question, and let the Union be re- stored without further delay. pnp sie ea TRE SvRQUEHANNA Bring ‘The work on the railroad bridge at Havre de Grace is being pushed forward with energy. The third span will be completed next week. The discharge of come three hundred laborers, on account of the cold weather. gave rise to the report that work was suspended on the bridge. The com- pany bas seventy or eighty handsemploved on the branch road to Port Deposit, finishing up the grading for the track. his branch, which has served so long as a convenient road be- tween Port Deposit and Perryville, is, on ac- eount of the work being done on it, closed to travel, and the backs which earry passengers between the two points while navigation is suspended have to take the ronch mountain road over Mount Ararat.—Cecil Whig. A Novet Case —Peter Glass, #f Sharpsburg, Pa., it is alleged, seduced a young lady of that place named Frances Lawfer, under the prom- jee of marriage, a promise he did not fulfill. Frances, therefore, by artificial appliances, put Ob the appearance of pregnancy, and indaced two of her friends to bring Peter before her. The youth was so frightened when he beheld the consequences of his recklessness that he went immediately and was joined in matri- mony to the one whom he was about to treat *o basely. Afterwards, however, discovering the artifice, he had Frances and her female companions arrested tor conspiracy. and held under bail to answer. SF The Manchester (England) ‘/nardian ways ‘Several American men-of-war are ow lying in the harbor of Nice. It is observed that the officers sedulousiy avoid mixing with Englishmen and Frenchmen, and that they only associate with the members of the Russian eolony there.” #7 President Roberts has approved the call of the Fenian Senate for a convention at Pitts- burgh. BJ Virginia papera make great complaints Of the depredations of horse thieves throaghont the State, and particularly along the upper Potomac. S7 The Boston school committee have amended their rules so as to forbid any teacher from accepting presents from the graduating elaee, or any olber class. SS pasece ALMANACS FOR 1866.—Almanach pour Hire. Almane-h de Ia Jenne Chanson Francaise. Polichinelle Almanach. Almanach de Nepoleon. Almanach de la Danse, Almanach des fae Seciete. Almanach de France. Almanach es januel dela bonne Nouvel Al des Jeux.” Petit Al rial. Aimenech manach des poleon Til. illustre de Chanson. pistiges: Almanach Maguetiy jon Ton. Eeeerted from Paris. Almanach Almansch Pro- @. Almanach du »” ANCK TAYLOR. ONSIEUB ALEXANDER WOLOWSEI, PI- Mower ast voos vier it enews oe in Was and who has brought cut some, 4 © - talent tn our city by fle —— etem. aecept an eR, at fer the Paris Exbibliion. Consequently this will ba, hi Vast seasenin Washingte: a 7 person having only ght knowledge of music ‘Will be enabled in a very short time to read and ex- ecute the most dificult pieces with rare perfection. As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization , he arrives at the most extracrdipary results. Monsieur Welowski will also give the most therongzh knowl- 2¢2, of Time. by hia new invention, which wiil be exhibited in Paris. Allt whe wish to become bis new method, Singers or excellent Performers are advised to eallat hin residence No 371 Pennsylvania avenue, ya tional i. Heurs of reception are rom 11. m.tolp m..and from6to7p.m. del5-tf gs OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS oF GOVERNMENT WUD. Headquarters Depar'ment of Waskineton, Office of Chief Quartermaster, (Corner Pennsyle avenue and 155q street.) ‘ashinaton, D. C., January 10. 1356. Wy direction ef the Quartermaster General U.S. A. sale will be made in thiscity and Alexand commencing THIS DAY, of (20 000) Twenty Th sand Cords of Wood, in quantities from \; to 10 cord®. to any and all persons desiring to purchase, Said wood is thoroughly seasoned, of good qual ity, and I< mixed in proportion of about one-third @ak sod two thirds rate of (87 4 Rine, and will be sold at the seven dollars and fifty ceuts per Yard, on Maryland rear rs the Smith- ($6.00) six dol- tare and fitty t the Government Woed Yard. located one-eighth of a mile Ro! a uandrie, oa the Washington and Alex- Ratires: the Wood Yards can be ined obtai Payments, 7 7 ay Bose et thi Spon Washington, Yard oe seek from Brevet M. m. +R emises, civcka! m. and Wecionk between the hours of 9 urehasers will be required to re: from the Yerd within five n fiom date of onder: iN, rtermaster, _is 1019t tof Washington. Meee ralympe th + Menger hon age - ich gloss ox the Hair. fe far au anyother er. Prepared w ‘ork. and sold by per bottle. | beet BALSAMIC MIXTURE —This ola known and eutirely reliable remedy for Se- ta for sale . Price ier bettie” ia oly a For - fer O WiILs ao ode ox. tl Drugeisia, Price 350 ade ducational Jimitation, or he may | | his or their AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | PROPOSALS. B® THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GRORGETOWN AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January 25th, atéo'clock p.m. 1 will sell, in frent of ie nee ises. part of Lot No. 61, fronting 22 feet 8 inches on Jefferson street, between Bridge etreet and the ca nal. and running back 100 feet. The improvements consist of a nearly finished Bew Brick Dwelling House and Frame Steble. and =e eccupied by Grimes & Reily ae a carpenter shop. Terms $900 can remain on interest for}, ? and S years. sec ured by # deed of trast on the property; , batance cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur chaser. THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. BY WM. L. WALL & ©O., Au-tioneers. N THE FIFTH WARD. By virtue of the orler and decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, bearing date the | Sth di f Jannary, 135, in the matter of the divi- nt ther al eat te of bert T. Nixen and rah A. Nixon. (his wife,) deceased, the under- following lots paris of lots of ground, with the improvements theroen, to wit: Parts of Lots num- bered three (3) snd tix, (6,) in Square numbered seven hundred and sixty-nine, (769,) boginuing for the same at the dir tance of ona hundred and tbirty- four (134) feet ten (10) inches from the southeast corner ef said Square, ata point in the line on 31 street east, runping thenss due west accion (84) feet eight and a haif (8%2) inches, thenee due south twenty four (24) feet ten (10) Inches, thenos due west eighty four (34) feet eight aad one-half (S32) inches. thence due north ae four (44) feet ten (10) inches with a line of Canal street, thence due east one han“red and sixty pine (169) feet five (5) inches to the said $d street east. thence dne routh with the line of said street to the place of beginning; and alse the following piece or parcel i of grow yimg, being and situate in eid Square, beginning for the same the distance of ninety-seven (G7) feet Mom the northeast corner of anid Sqnare thirty-eight (38) feet, thence west eighty-four (81) feet eight ana one balf (8%) inches. thence north thirty-eight (28) feet. thence east eighty-four (81) feet eight and one half (832) Inches to the place of beginning. containing two thousand nine hundred and eighteen (2.918) square feet_ more or less, with the aquecenanes. consisting of a Brick House. Should all the property not be sold on the day designated, the sale will be continued from day to day, commencing at 4 o'clock p. m., until the whole is sed of. Terms. One-half cash; the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser or purchasers givicg bonds, payable to the respertive heirs, for the deferred payments, bearing interest from the day of sale. il conveyancing and stamps at (he cost of the purchaser. Title deed to be retained antil the whole of the Commissioners. LLOYD. Solicitor. LL & CO., Aucta wai3Stawkds WW BBX W*- &. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. C©HANCERY SALE SMALL HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE NAVY YARD. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Listrict of Colum! in equity sitting, dated Jan uary 8. 1885. and passed ina cause therein depe: ing, in which Downing et al are complainants Wi ce et al. are defendants. (No. 193 equity shall offer for sale at public auction, in front of the premises. on SATURDAY, the 27th day of Jan- vary, A. B. 13%, at 4% o'clock p. m., part of Lot No 1.inSquare No |, of the plan of the city of Weshingten. with the improvements, consisting of a small House. Description will be given on the day of sale This property is situated between south L street and Virginia avenue, in a thriving and healthy neighborhood. Terms: One half cash; residne in six and nine months, the purcnaser giving hia notes forthe de ferred payments factorily endorsed, and bear- ing interest from the day of sale. 1 cenveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. Title deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is paid ASBURY LLOYD. Trustee. ja 19-3tddds W.L. WALL & CO., Anets, BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, GROCERIES. IRON SAFE PLATFORM SCALES, HORSE AND WAGON, &C., AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 24th, at W0 o'clock I will sell, at No. 11™ High street, be- tween Beall and Dunbarten streets, 2 general as- tortment of- Horse, Wagon and Harnoss, tc., And many goeds not mentioned. ALso, At 4o’clock p. m_. the property will be sold. Will be added Two Iron Safes, the property of the Commiasion- er« of the Sinking Fund. jalsd = [Int} THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, ¥ JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE FLOUR MILL AND MACHINERY, On MONDAY, the 5th day of February next, at 4 o'clock p.m , on the premises. by virtue of ade- f the Supreme Court of the District ef Co- sitting ip equity, and passed in cause heirs of Charles L. Coltman etal. are whe | complainants, and Robert L. Coltman and James Adams, executors, are defendants, we shail sell Lot No. 2, in Square 2%, tegether’ with the im- provements, which consist of a Flouring Mill four stories high, having afront of about fifty feet on Ohio avenue. between 12th and 13th streets west, wi about cixty feet, with all the ne- y packing and store rooms, and is known as Metropolitan Mills”’ of Washington city, and Bs 61x run of 44. burrs, Patent Packer, and ery complete for manufacturing the best brands of flour offered for sale in this city. The —— is sixteen-inch cylinder, feur feet stroke. three boilers. each forty feet long, three feet diameter. Th a@large yard attached to the premises, ‘ing for four horses. ation of the mill unsurpassed. Terme: One-thire cash on the day of sale, and the residue in three annual payments, with intere-t from day of sale; id interest to be paid auna- - Deed given and deed of trust taken. Conveyancing and stamps at the Be ex- pense. BOBERT COLTMAN, JAMES ADAMS, Executors. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Beo 427 SEVENTH STREET. 427 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICBs, CHEAPER THAN EVER. White and Black ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, at 25 cts. Allcolors, * at Wcts, SPLIT ZEPHYRS, S0a35 cents. bad GERMANTOWN WOOL, 20% eents, Just received a largé stock of new style TRAIL SKIRTS, which we are selling from $1.75 to 93. Call soon at SILVERBERG’S, jat2-7t* 427 7th street, bet. G and H. 1C0TORK BECKER, i PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR AE Esta ELISHED IN 1865. Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of John . Ellis, Esq., and known as Tuner for Chickering & Sons, ORDERS NOW RECEIVED AT .. DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE’S, ki toners, &c-, 326 Pasay. bet sth and lous ste ¥. C. REICHENBACH’S Piano Rooms. Bo 22-3m 49% lith street, near Pa. avenue Cirton HELLER, Late Paymaster U. 5. Navy, ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Beunty, Claims for Prise Money, Lost Ulothing, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper- Paekx Pay, Post ©Mfice Box 428 Wash- je?-tm Sy attended to prom Office 29 434 street. ngte city, D.0. rors IVOBY EBARL DEK. for cleaning, beau! Gums. TOOTH POW- E) the T. 'ying and preserv- it preparal For sale by all rnggiste, =" Proprietors, W ELLE CELEBRATED MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLASTERSaretho voy Dest in all cases for which plasteris ‘ired. alc by all druggists, rasa E/(G8T 3 EaRs 1N CONGRESS, by Hon, 8. 8 Cox; Bourne's Hand team Kn- ne; Voices ot Natare, by Brae Gallen Bret Bryant; ‘yndali on Badiation; F inttlior , (oem FEANCE TAYLOR, A LARGE ASSORTMENT or STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOS, comprising all the different sty heen received at our Warercoms, and at feetory prices. We have also on os BIANOS, which we have taken in exchange, and which we offer for sale ee. easy terms. w.G. ETZEROTT oo, 0. 318 Pew mi Sole agent of Steinway’s Pianos and Maso: Ha Cabinet Organs, sg“ OF GOVERNMENT LS A NNAFOLIS. MD = T1015 Ogee of Che uariermacter, Corner strect and Penn id avenue, | neton. D.C. - i Will be sold, on the prewises. at public auction, to the hig! ders, at the tines laces 4. the following public build- t at Aaeere . +» and Camp Parole, near ty. viz ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18ST, 1866, AT 10 @°CLOCK A. M.. AT CAMP PAROLE. 45 Barracks. each 10+ by 25 feet. 15 Oook houses, each £0 2 feet. s 4 Officers’ Quart 149 by 2 feet 4 Mess rooms, teet. 2 Btorebonees, 200 by 25 feet 1 Wash house, t. 1 Guard-bouse, 76 by 25 feet. } Headquarters Building. 81 by 22 fect. } Wing to same, 20 by 19 fect. 1 Barrack . 60 by 25 feet. SBink#, each 30 by 12 feet, aud size. ON_ FRIDAY OCLOCK A FEBRUARY 2p, 1866, AT 10 “ M. AT COLLEGE GREEN BARRACKS, IN THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS: 8 Store house: ich 93 by 21 feet. 1 Storehonse, 67 by 15 feet. BUILDINGS AT. "[BEASURY DEPARTMENT D. | Febroary, 1868. for suppiyi A 0 bt sinks, small sperm Oil on the 3d day of April, 13%, or as soon 1 Storcheuse, 41 by 34 feet. i I Storehouse, 60 by 21 feet. ' 1 Sterchouse, 33 by 25 feet. ! i Storehonsc, 84 1 Forege Shed 1 1 Blacksmith B4 by 25 feet. 1 Office 31 by 15 feet; and 1Stable, 31 by 14 feet. SAME DAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.. MULE ee IN THE CITY UF ANNAP- 15 feet by 25 feet eet. nee Stable, 102 by 24 feet. pe sold singly, and purchasers will be allowed twenty days to remove teem. military gnard will remain in charge of the prop erty fifteen dave after the sale. if desired. Terms: Cash, in Government funds. i. | LUDINGTON, Colone) and Chief Quartermaster, Department of W ngten. _ia18 zt JUBFEIC AUCTION OF STEAM MILL AND GOVEKNMENT BUILDINGS, IN ALEXANDRIA, VA. Office Derot Commissary of Subsistence, H Washing‘on, D.C.. Jannaty 18. 1855 Will be sold at public auction, on TURSDAY, January 30, 18%. at 11 o'clock @ m!,in ALEXAN: 1A the following public property. viz The Steam Mill. on King street, near Peyton, a two-story bnilding, 44 by 67 feet, and one frame building, 16 by 14 feet. 1 Steam Boiler, comple ) horse power). 1 Donkey Pump, (3 horse power). 6 Large Iren Keitles, 18ma!l Iron Kettle 1 Steam Tub and Coil. 1 Iron Vise. 2 Monkey Wrenches. 600 feet of Water and Steam Pipe. 1 Steam Engine, in exellent order, (8 horse power) and a large quantity of Machinery. _ On Peyton « t, near King, one Frame Build- ing, 60 by 1339 feet. = tthe foot of Water steeet south, the Govern- ment Slaughter House, consisting of the following buildings: 1 Frame Building, 2 by 87 feet, (Slaughter Houte). ¥ 1 Frame Buil Slanghter Monee). i 1 Frame Building, 80 by 20 feet, (Ofice and Moss oom). 1 Frame Building, 17 br 13 feet, (Stable). Also, Feuce and Platform, and 1 Scow, 23 feet leng and 10 feet heam. erms : Cash in Government fands at ~ time of ei . G 7 J 19-6t Majorand C.8., U.S. A. ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHID la CAMP, AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, Chicf Quartermaster's Office, Depot of Washington, Washington, D. C., January 13, 18%. Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc- tion of Captain D.G. Thomas, M. 8. K.. at the Government Warehouse, corner of 17th and H ata. Washington, D.C..on MONDAY. Jan 29.1 10 o'clock a. m.,'a large lot of condemned Ciot &c., consisting of— Biums, Sashes, Books, Jackets, Blankets, Red- sacks. Leggings, Havelocks, Cap Blankets, Rubber Ponchos.A xe: eta, Spades, Shovels, Kettios, Kmapsacks, Haver- sacks, Heapital Tents, Wall Tents, Sibley Tents, ng, 20 by 11 feet, (attached to Common Tents, Flags, Coats, Caps. ‘k Saddiee, Vests, Trowsers, Shirt: mrbans, &c. The sale will be continued from day to day until the stores are sold. Th dase of ale. ag ee rms—C; vernment fands. % eee. RUCKER, * Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ja 13-129 i __Bepot of Washington, — @WALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT . ALEXANDRIA, VA, Ohtef Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, Washinton D ‘pdsuuary 20, tet Will be sold at public auction, en the premises, at Alexandria. Va., umder the airection of Brevet Lieutenant Colenel J.G. C DAY. Javuary 26, 1856, lowing deserited Government Buildings, viz : AT THE CUMBERLAND CUAL COMPANY'S One (1) Btable, 2% by 49 feat. | One (1) Stable, 2632 by 6432 feet. me (1) Armory. 15 hy 35 feet. One (1) Guard house, 123, by 13 feet, One (1) Mess-honse, Tite by 00s feet. AT THE REAR OF WASHINGTON HALL, One (1) Out-honse, 8by wWfeet. AT BRUWW's HOUSE, No FAIBFAX ST. One (1) Out house, 4 by 6 feet. The Building+ will be sold singly in the order nemed, and muet be removed by the purchaser within fifteen days from date of sale. Terms: Casb in Government funds. D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, jn 20 6t ___ Depot of Washington. — QALE OF GOVEBNMENT BARGES. fy eee Chref Quartermasters Office, Depot of Washington, xd Washington. D. C., January 13, 1866. Will be sold at public auction. under the direc- tion of Brevet Major Benjamin Burton, A. a M, st Sixth-street wharf, Washington, D.0..on SAT UBDAY, February 3. 1855, at 12 oeleck M., the following -named Goverument vessels, viz: Barge MIDDLESEX, Barge FINANCIER. Barge JUKA. Terms : Cash,in Government funds D.H RUCKER, Orrics Lient- ® Boarn, Wasuincton Crry, Janaary 5, 183. Sealed Proposals willbe received at this office wntil ene o'clock en FRIDAY, the 9th of the Light-bouse | tablishment with sixty thor a polices of the best quslity pure winter etrained OIL, either Lard or Sperm, to be divided into four lo! \d to be deliv- ered at the times undermentioued. alongside of the Government supply vessels, or at the warehouse or other place of deposit. 10. be designated by the In- specting Officer or other authorized agent of th Light kouse Board, in ong. ti -bound, well-made caske, sultable for shi poi ‘The pla: delivery in each case nanst be dis- tivetiy stated in the bids, and will be embraced in the contracts, The feur lots will be delivered as follows, viz: Lot Ne. 1. Fifteen thousand (15,000) gallons thereatter asthe proper tests and gauging can be completed Lot No 2. Fifteen thonsand (15 000) gai'ons Lard Oil on the 16th day of April. 1855, or as soon there- ore es the proper tests snd gauging can be com- jeted. bi Lot No, 3, Fifteen thousand | 15.000) gallons Sperm Oi} on the Ist day of Jone. 1856, or as soon there- poked as the proper tests and ganging can be com- jeted. P'Lot No. 4. Fifteen thowsand (15,000) gallons Lard Oil on the Ist day of Angust, 1536, or aa soon there- | alter as the proper tests and gauging can be com- AT THE | time for 5.000 gallons of Colza or Lard Oil, to be de- Brevet Major Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, Jats 18t Depot of Washington. SOVERNMENT SALES. SALE OF RESERVED HORSES, QuaRrERmasTER’s Ovrics, Wasmineron, D-O., December 12, 1865. The Quartermaster General of the Army directs that Government Horses now at Giesboro, D. C., be sold to the highest bidders. SALES will, therefore, take place at GIESBO- RO, D. €., be, inning on THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 14, 1855, and continuing on each TUESDAY and THURS- DAY thereafter, until all are dis; of. A Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every hour on the days of aaie. Horses have been carefully selected, and rior to any heretofore offered for sale. nimals will be sold singly. Bales to co! nee st 10 o'cleck 8. ma. ‘Terme—Cabh in United State ce eon Brevet Brigadier General in charge _ae 12-tf ret Division, Q.M.G. 0, SALE OF QUARTERMASTER STORES, ief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Wash: as Washington. D. C.. January 1, . Prd scent ere anes _ di jon of Brevet Colonel C. H. Tompkins, Q. LIRCOLN LEPOT. Waslingtons DO oT DAY. January 23. 1856. a el M5 lot of QUARTERMASTER STORES, consi Iron Boilers, Sweat Collars, Horse Uovers, Hammers. Hay Knives, Fire Hose, Ni bains, Travelli Forge Limbers, Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts. &c. res must be removed within five days from day of sale. Terme—Uash in Government funds. 3 . H, RUCKER, Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, jal-20t De pot of Washington, AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL, Lore. | SEVENTH STEEET, One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Hatt, ‘Where they centinne to manufacture and have on sale a large and fine assortment ef TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITABY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVEBSACES, WHIPs, BITS, SPURS, ac., 4o., AT LOW PRIOES. REPAIRING. Tronke, &¢., repaired promptly and thoroughly. THBER SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Meryland Tustitute of Baltimore, October Siet, 185% also, the highest promiu s bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Ip stitute of Washington, D.O.. in tas” _ JAMES TOPHAM & 00,8 PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, ac., SOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Ya.,for | FRANK ULLER® eI CELEBRATED PREMIEM | HARNESS OIL, Dealers ruppiied at the lowest ' febdédy FACTORY PRICEY. | let « Separate proposals will be received at the same hivered, as above stipulated, at Detroit, Michigan, on the let day of May. 1856. No bid will be con-idered unless from @ manu- facturér of the article. No part of the oil propesed fo inthe contr ved, OF pi accepted ¥ heen proved, te the entire satisfaction of the per- Fon OF persens charged with its examination, test, and inspection, to be of the best quality pure win ter strained oil, and free from mixture with other or inferior oils and adulterations. I means for determining the character ity of the sperm oil will he employed, viz: | and qui specific gravity. burning, the amount of residuum, and any otker proper tests to arrive at correct con- clysions that may be deemed necessary The lard oil will be subjected tospecial tests, and will be rejected unless found tobe, in regard to burning and finidity under reduction of tempera- ture, ard in every other respect, equal to that of the standard adopted by the Board of which a sam- el will be fnrnished on application to the Light- ponse Engineer at Boston. Massachnsetts. e carks must be gauged under the direetion and personal supervision of the inspecting officer by @ custom: house or other legally anthorized an: sworn gauger, according to the United 31 standard, and must be marked and accepted be- fore they are removed from the cellar or ware honee ef the contractor. The temperature of the oil will be accurately noted, and the measuremeat reduced to the standard temperature of 60 deg. Fahrenheit by tables prepared for the purpose. Proposals will be received and consigered for each lot sepa: ly, or for all the lots, At the op. tion of the bi but no bid will be considered for a less quantity than that specified as one let, to be delivered at one time and place. Each bid must state explicitly, written out in full, the kind of oi offered. (whether sperm, lard or eolza;) the rate per gallon, the number of the lot er lots bid for, and the place of delivery, conforming to this ad- vertivement Bids submitted by different members of the same firm or copartnership wii! not be considered. The Lighthouse Board, under the authority of the Department, reserves the right to reject any bid, although it may be the lowest, for other con- siderations than the price No bid will he considered for any ether kind or description of oi] than thoge specially called for in this advertisement. . A bond, with security to the satisfaction of the Department, in a penalty equal to one feurth of the ameunt of each contract made under these pra- oral, will be required of each contracter, oni joned for the faithful performance of the centract. oe oe execs within ten days after the acceptance of the bid. Each offer must be accompanied by a written ity. signed by one or nore responsible per- and kne the Department as such, or States district judge, attorney, lector of the customs. to the 1 be accepted, the bidder will dnly execate a contraet in good faith, according to rovisions and terms of this advertisement, the within ten days after acceptance; and that in case the said party offering shall fail to enter into the contract am aforesaid. he or they guarantee to make good the difference between the offer of the said party and the next loweat bidder. All bids must be sealed and indorsed “Proposals for il for Light- houses,” and then placed in another envelope, and directed. prepaid, to the Recretary of the Light- res must be removed within fivedays from eit re . Washington City. i cis will be opened publicly, at the hour and on the day specified Payments will be made for th ral lots of oil within thirty dave after they shall have been received by the United States By order of the Lighthouse Board ANDREW A. HARWOOD, ja 10-2awit Stcretary. PRorosats For STATIONERY. Office Devot Commissary of Subsistenc Washincton, January 13, 13%. Sealed Propostis.in duplicate will be rece! this office until THUKSBAY, January 25, 186, 11 o'clock a. m., for furnishing this Depot with the following Stationery for three (3) months from the first day of February, 1855: Cap Paper. ruled and unruled, to weigh not leas than 12 pounds to the ream. Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh not lees than 10 pounds to the ream. Letter Paper, ruled and unruled, to weigh net Jess than 9 pounds to the ream Note Paper, rnied and unruled, to weigh not less than 5 pounds to the reas. : Foute: Post, ruled, to weigh not lesethan 2i ponnis fo the rr m pe Paper, to weigh not less than 24 pounds m iz Paper, to weigh not less than 100 pounds to the ream. Official Envelopes, per M. white and buff, of tne following sizes: x10, x9, x11, 81 35-10, xx10. Letter Envelopes, per M, white and buff, of the following sizes: 30.°x5. 35-1, xx1, x22. Sealing Wax, per pound. Mucilage, large and small bottles, per dozen. Pore, Paper yp piares, pax dozen. Red Tape, Nos. 37 and 23, per spool, Pep-bolders, assorted. per dozen. Rogers’ Erasers, per dozen. Steel Pens, Gillott’s, Nes. 303, 404, 332, 452. Rulers. a Lead Pencils—Faber’s. Arnold’s genuine Writing Fluid, quarts and pints, per dozen Arnold's Copying Fluid, quarts and pints, per joxen. lack Ink. quarts and pints, per dozen, Bovell’s or David's Carmine Ink. Memorandum Books, assorted, per dozen. Blank Books, per quire, Cap, Demy, and Me- dium. India Rubber, per pound. Inkstanks, assorted, per dozen.* Samples will be r quired, and bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bide. Payments to be made monthly, in such funds as the Government may furnish, re als to be directed te Kom ©. T. BRIDGES Ja 13-6t Brevet Major C. R S415 OF HARD BREAD. Orricr Deret Commissary. Fort Monnog, Va., Dec. 13, . Bealed_Preposals.in gue cate, will be received atthisoffice,on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ofeach — for all the surplus HARD BREAD at 8 : The Bread in in boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, and in good shipping order. ‘All purchases 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) pounds, Payment required on notification of acceptance of bid in Goverument funds. Heri Breed,” sod addressed te, Tropole Or ard Bread,” a1 Teased to de 14-tf JAMES CURRY, Col. and 0.8. V. MPORTANTiTO FEMALES DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. The combination of ingredients in these Pills te the result of a long and extensive practice, They are mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to the most delicate; certain in correcting all irregu- larities, Painful Menstruation, Seretion all eb- structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head- ache, pain in the side, palpitation of the ‘heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, fatigue: pain in the back and limbs, &€., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature, DR. abcd ie pag PILLS was the commencement of a new era in the treat- mentof irregularitiesand obstructions which have consi, so many to & PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen- eral health begins to decline. These Pills form the Anest preparation ever put forward with IMMEDI- ATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him that you want the BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE WOBLD, which is comprised in these Pills. DR. Meee rene tg vee have been a Standa emedy for over thirty oar ee the most efiectual one ever knows for ail complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they are mnvaluable , mducing, with certainty, periodical rexularity. They are known to thousands, who have cok them at different periods, throughout the conntry, kaving the sanction of some of the most eminent Physictans in America. Ezpli directions. sialtne when they should not he used, with each Box—the Price One Dollar per Boz, or ix Boxes for $6, containing from 50 to 60 Pills. = t, tly, kecure from Pills s nt by mail rene r obeerva- “FOR gALE ALL BRUGOISTS. FO , : TCHINS & HILLYER, Pro} dec 10-e01y.8 DS Dey street Rew York, EROME’S HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR retaining and gradually bringing beck the Hair te its original color, without the inconvenience at- tending the use of » dye. Sold by all druggists at cents per bottle. J | Reo MEDICATED GINGER BREAD NUTS, for worms, onrivaied in y, and peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten as an cake. For sale by druggists. Price 2$cents per box, _feniseoy sas fake prance JUVENILE BOUKS, ILLUSTBA- ung dr Onc eid Lepore Beaty Mae Vai : «re Bonheur; > 4 Grand Papa:La Pagote de Karl; 8 pa; La Pagode jouvean aca Ren plato Rta Ee ne! - y ¥ Parla Res eres FEANOK TAYLOR. AKE NO MOR PLEASA ND i. dine: = ne s ond ant 2 $i STEAMBOAT LINES. RAILROAD LINES. Ae STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO NEW YORK The Steamers com JUBN GIBSO: . E.C. KNIGHT, Capt. Morris, FAIRFAX Capt. Winters, j this Iine are the Leaving Pier No. 12 North Bi every WEDNESDAY and SATUR rr wy y ar Secs . u AY a . recetved daily during business hours, ‘connect with Alex- aa” Freight forwarded 1 No. 140 Light Btreet Wharf, Bal more at § r.u., on SATURD. and TUFSDAYS for OXFORD. CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BE! —— landinge on Tread vers. She bas excelient passenger and freight accom- modations, H. WOOD. Agent, oc 2-48 170 Light St. Wharf, Balti N= ¥ORK AND WASHINGTON 8T SHIP COMPANY. Ge Old Line between NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON | AND GEORGETOWN. OCFAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE and EMPIRE, in connection with Inland Steamers SEORGE H. STOUT, MAY FLOWER and ANN ELIZA. | Regular Bailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 12 M., from the foot of High street, Georgetown end Pier 35 East Kiver, foot of Wail street, New | York. | For Freight or Passage apply to | 0. P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foot of High street | Georgetown. M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Prince street wharf, Alex | andris JAMES HAND, 117 Wall street. New York. Freight received constantly and forwarded to ali parts of the country with despatch. at lowest rates je 22-4m ONTON, Acent EXPRESS COMPANIES ae Apams EXPRESS COMPANY TEME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OF FICE OF TRE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. OC. LEAVE.| DAILY AS FOLLOWS. | annive, | AE: I | e For Baltimore and Phil i a | $30 6: a.M. P.M. adelphia, sud interme- 4 | Fat M1). diate points ao = ee I (New York, Boston, and | | the East: Wilmington | | 3:81 and Newhern, N.C.j(| 5 a.m. a Charleston, 5. 2) 11a. Mm. Yannah, Ga., and New Oricans, La. a mei fl "1 { Hanover, — Get Littlestown, bur be 3:0 6: alm Ft nat SPM 1 | 3:90 1) 6 aM. Ft Pm 2 8: PM. 3:38 J Tg] 6: 8.3m P.M. olt, Lonts 4 iat Louis, Vicks: || 8° P.M: .; Memphi and Nashville... Frederick Harper'sFer- : 3:30 4 | 6: alm. hr. m.l 3 ry.Win nesters am to : iat i} termediate polntas..26 | 8 PM one Oumberlard. and Wi 3:30 : aM. Be P.M Stations betweenBal i St more and Cumberiand)| ?™ (Way-stations west of) land 34] €: a.m. & Parkers-?| 8 Pom. Zanesville) | { 6 a.M, 330 Norfolk, Fortress Mon-{| 6: a.m. 73tr. = roe,and City Point,Va.§ | 8: Ps —— Richmond and_ Peters- burg.; Danville, Ra- 4 leigh, Weldon, Greens-| | 5:15 4.x. 7: a-M. bexo, Salisbury. Char-)| 3: p.m SUP. mM. lotte, and Goldsboro’,| | 5:30 Pp. aa. N.C.; Columbia, 8.C.; t ~~) Chattanooga and Knox- Ville, Tennessee; An- asta, Athens, Atian- Albany, Macon and Columb i a a. | ontgom- 1 j Tz A.M. S15 a.m Fae Warrenton, |. 5:30" a. | Charlettes- ville, Staunton, Lynch: burg, and all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee Railway... OFFICES: 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, no U-tf NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- TION COMPANY. OFFICE AND DEPOT: D ERCIAL BUILDING, No.— Louisiana come Detween Ninth and Tenth streets, ‘Thie Compary is new prepared to doa XPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- ms ge Lat BUSINESS Te and from New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Warhivgton, Alexandria, Rickmoud, Peters- burg. Norfoik, Lynchburg, Charlottes- ville, Winchester, Harrisonburgh, Biaanton —_ a a! rie Ly ri > Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro’, Wil- mingten. Newbern. ee Greensboro’, Salisbury, = = jotte, N en rom All Btations on the 0: and Alexandria. Vir- ginia Central, Virgr Tennessee. Rich- mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and Wel- don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic and North Carolina, kaleich Gaston, and North Carolina Central Railroads. idly as possible the Lines and Agencies of the Company will be extended to other Stator, of which due notice will be given, The tariff of charges is based upen fair business Principles, yielding a reasonable profit to the Com ny, Without being oppressive to the public. —— his basis it confidently presents its claims for # fair share of patronage, relying upon ps ‘ge capital and the See of ot spread ag for that blic confidence essential to success. rae 18-19 ‘A. CHAPMAN, Agent, 4f Medicine, Vieuna. Coiemar No. 1, is the effectual remedy for Relax- fon, Se mfonmar No: Zhas entirely superseded 4 on * Be as ase of Copavia, Cubebs, &c. Tries- j L.M.CO ocM-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. Sis the infalliable rem for all Impuri- on and . mn lary Symptome, us obviating the use of mercury and all other deleterious ingre- dients. reparation is in the form of a most FR rg ng Secured from the offeets pf cl and of ere, in tin cases, at casesin one for $9, and 9. Divided in by Valpeau, Sallamanda, Boex, vapors pi ml a BABROW, No. 194 eeeker street, New York. re be bad also os. O. FOBD, No, 290 Pa. ave,, ith st. sep9é6m JOUN D. EDMOND & 0O., 5 13 513 7th street, between D and E, HATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN BUILDER'S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARPWARE and CUTLERY, Ont and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axietrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, each, Bhovels, Pic , Axes, Bope, Glue, SpHt Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we oe THE LOWEST CAS) . 513 EMM OLS OONFIDENTIAL. epics watch waht Chem for Dasinane, i unl Siasure or the dutice of married life; also middie: ‘or old men, who, from the follies of youth or r causes, feel a debility in advance of their years, before placing themselves under the creat. Pail anes tens al aeeroeee Ppngget tmverisncs by veresag “Eke Gere t address, ina sealed on on ine See: awe a Oo, 0 MERICAN REVIEW FOR JANU- | N ie ion Gontente: The Condition of ret ] America; Climatic Influences as bearing upon Se- cession and Reconstrus ;, Ducal Mantas: Gor | Financtal Future; Courts of Conciliation; Henry p! ‘ “s the ‘Year; The President's Message, Critical Now ices. Subscription $6 year; @1.20 si nom- Dee ee TRANCR TARLOR. SPR GL | like to make ® voyage. ALTIMULE AND OHIO BAILROAD APBING TON, January §, Traine between WASHINGTON AND BAbT?- MORE. and WASHINTON AND THE WEST, are bow run as fellows. vi FOR BALTIMORE. daily, except Sunday, at 6:2, 7 5), and m., and 2.50, and 4:33, and 7:30 p.m FOS ALL WAY STATIONS daily, except Sunday, at 6.20, 0. m., and 2:8. m. FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, Leave at€and 6:4 m aul at 230and 4.0 p.m FOR ANNAPOL m Leave at 6:20 and 7 0 trains te or frem An: ON SUNDAY. _ FOR BALTIMO Leave at] a.m snd? and? FOR WAY 8 » Leave at 7.20 5 — 2 Ts a FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sund»y, ut 7.30 4. m and? 8 Pom. On Sunday at 7-0 p m. only. th Station pith trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, ‘arkersburg, &c. TH gouch TICKETS to the West the Washington Station Ticket Office sat ieee tn the day. ar well as at the cow office inthe Ameri | cap Telegraph Building. Ponmsylvanis svemue. betwren 435 an? 6th streets For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ae 5 eS eS .P.8 , Master of Transportation, LE. Geveral Ticket Agent. "P| HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASUINGTOR Deep nicapeLraia AND NEW YORK Trains between W now iz FOR NEW BK. without change of care, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7300. ad & 30 7pm OR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadel- ve daily (except Sunday) at 11:18 6. m. and . a, FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave dafly ‘except Sunday) at 7.30 and 15.15 a. | m., and 4:3) and 7-9 p.m ON SUNDAY. * Leave for New York at 699 p.m. only Leave for Philadelphia at 7 Bleeping cars for Ne daily, except Sunday Ov Sunday, train and sleep- ing. car rum only to Philacelphna. hrotgb tickets to Philadelphia, Now York, ov Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all hours In the day, as well as at the new office in the Amer- ican Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue. between 455 aud 6th streets See Baltimore and Ghio Rallroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An- caren. ye SMITH, Master of Traneportati Master tation. LM. ©OLE. General Ticket Agent oc Wtf GEO 8 KOONTZ, Agent, Washington "ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA Bk. OUGM BY RAIL FROM WASHING THR ND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMON A Oe AND LYNCHBURG, On and after TUESDAY, December 32, 1958, pas- Senger trainton this road will ron dally somday excepted ) as follows: . SOUTH. Leave Washington at 7 (0 a.m. Leave Alexandria ety Leave Gordonsvill Connecting with Vir, mond and Staunton direc Arrive at Kiebinond at wii t p.m. Arrive at Lynchburg at 5-45 p.m. NORTH. Leave Lynchburg at 7:v: a.m Leave Kichm ed at 7 Oa m 20 p.m. gton at 6: p.m. Connecting with trains to all parte of the Nortb and West. Local freight train leaves Alexandria at 7408 ™., and arrives at Gordonsville at 6:25 p.m Leaves Gordonsville at 6 a. m.,eud arrives at Alexandria at 4:35 p m Through freight train leaves Alexandria at 245 a. m., and arrives at Lynchburg at 6:40 p. m. Leaves Lynchburg st 245 a. m., and arrives ab Alexandris at 6-1@ p.m. Express freight train leaves Alexandria at 7.00 p. ™., and srrives at Lynchburg at 10:10a.m Leaves gee 4 at 2:40 p.m.. and arrives at Alexandris. “30 &. ™ at 6:08. m. ‘This route has the advantage over all others of having a tinuous railfron New York to Lyneb- miles. passes Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas. Brie- . Cattlett's, AP) hannock, © rence and Gordonsville, where many of the late great bat: ties were fooght. Tickets can be procured in Adams” Building, opposite the Baltimore and ‘Onte Batts Foad Depot, in Washington; also, at the Depot Maryland avenne,and at the corner of 6th and Ivania avenne, under National Hotel. ‘Trains leave from the corner of Ist and C streets, Washington. W. H. McCAFFERTY, General Saperiut JM. BROADUS. General Picket Agent. _Alexandria, Dec. 1.188. cote. Gt PENNSYLVANIA BOUTE TO THE ETH AND WEST. WINTER SCHEDULE. On and after November 20th, 1955, trains will ren 8 follows: Ww Tosve Bei ‘ashingion, itamore Exprers Mall, ‘Ham. a.m. Fast Line, 20 &. m. 5 Pittsburg & Erie Bx: 1» 440 DP Pittsburg & Elmira Exp.’ 7-30 p.m. TW9 TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:30 and 7:90 P. SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUIOK TIME. S7'No change of cars between Balti: = mira, Erie, or Pittsburg. ee ST For tickets and any Office of the Great — ere hae “5 xth street. under om ‘and 14th street, corner Peume. opposite Willerds’ Hotel, Washington" °** . Superintendent N.O. R. E. J. WILKIN Passenger wud Ticket Agent. gent, no W-tf SECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASRa; BAMABITAN’s GIFT! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVEB USED “Yes, A Positive Oure” for GONORHGA. GLEET, STRICTURES, ee. Contains no Minera}, no Balsam, ne Mercury. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect @ Cure. on ae curly combi hrieg me ema ee age the peamach or bows in “twenty-four hours of the University of P. SeeeporU RE, NO TROUBLE NO CHANGE WHATEVER. No EXPO®' ho *, “ t those who have des; £99, of getting cured, ep whe. have been gorged Fin Balsam Copepvia, oe th pur, wT SAMA RITAN'S GIFT. t by mail in # plain envelope. Seite Male pack Female, 9, O0D!'? lvania Row ere BLOOD?! BLOOD! ULCERS. and effectug]l remed; oottnes and oreticasie article 1 m, 80 that the cure te th of the manent. ‘Take then of this puri and peThiesled, and de not transmit it De ie ior Es ea mero be need tnourable, tb aumengh (rans BOOT AND HERD JChcis witt <9 every vestige of impurities from the yell as 8! of Mercury. system, MWARITAN’S CHANCRE WASH. nip eepttiates AY OF THE SAMA BONSS. WHAT The NS BEMEDIES “on Bo. (e STEAMSHIP Ogera, Bica, Boh % Ce., 950 Race depo fine Sirs Ploses'sued we ens ayes’ ’s Gift by Adams & Co.'s E: go as to reach me by the 13th, as weeailon Finding it tobe what it is represented, 1 do oun very Terese . 8. REET. “attantle Mail Steamabip oo Nf, QpEMcnD Tob bonlt PaaS bee iby 8. CALVERT FORD, corner lth stree hy syenu pod ‘BENE ares HA, arpa five ea anedo ast i 2 DICT R Mare ete toe beac of saserine ‘amanity.) four ef their most tustractive and in- Lectures em Marriage and cate po exposure. retina in ite renee Soak sass ved a tall aasoe 4 Gee Siabentcs GOLD PENS. For sale ebm, aubeotarer's price. > PTAYLOB