Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1866, Page 4

_ _EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. SewatTse.—After our Teport closed yester- @ay— ‘Er. Johnson concluded his speech on ‘h« Constitutional amendment, when the Senate louse.— When our report closed yester- All the appropriations for the Navy Yard are retained. cy. The time was occupi action on the bill. MM -+280e- : [ Affairs in Georgetown. Crry Counceirs.—The Boards of Aldermen | and Common Council met last evening at 7 @eclock Board of Aldermen — Present: Aldermen Godey, Berry, Beall. and Shinn; Recorder Matthews presiding. Mr. Godey offered 4 resolution in relauon to obstructing the streets of Georgetown, forbid- ding carte, wagons, drays or ether vehigles ase. | ing the ‘improved streets” and the resolution from standing on the streets when not Mr. Shinn moved to amend by insert words Was passed as ame ded. the sale of the fish wharf: adopted. from Council: laid over. Water streets, with gas was passed. . Mr. Beall offe: the removal ot a of West street C re'ative to hydrants and pur asking the 7 Bro g Acommunication from A > the necessity for the . ota sufficient de channel of the Potom: the coal trade. Also, ommunication from the Com ternal Revenue, demondin + and inform were refe Jobn H. Dar cthon war received 4, house hall: referred. Mr. Stake, from s &reeolution to ligh Bridge to Water elution appropr ting S20, for cles “an under the rule. Mr. Hieston, from the ma within the limits ef Gecr, spring months at other pl: of the new market. Mr. Hyde, from the wavsand m Mitte, reported the printed repor of the Corporation for the year | The Board took up an ordin 5. eeting Mr. Craig offered a resolution making an ap- Propriation to pay the Board of Appeals; re- ferred The Board took up the ordinance prolubiting 5 the sale of fresh fish in the limits of George- put astion thereon , adjourned. town, but wit Is a Death-Bed Marriage Legal?—An In- } teresting Law-Suit. [From the Indianapolis Herald, Jan. 29.} ‘ An mteresting case is now pending in the Cireuit Court, involving some nice points of law in relation to the solemnization of the mar- Tiage ceremony. Some years since a promi- dent citizen, Mr. Andrew Fuqua, died pos- tesced of cons.derable property. By his will his wife by a second marriage came into pos- session of all his property, which she was to hold during life, in case she remained a widow. At her death, if unmarried, the property would revert to her husband's relatives. Lf she mar- ried, however, one-half the property was to be here to dispose of as she might think proper. Mrs. Fuqua was hopelessly iil with some lung disease, and two days before her death wns in- might thus acquire the title in fee simple to half the property, which she could then deed to her own relatives, instead of allowing her hus- duced by her brother to marry. that s “oe Neen chara band’s heirs to inherit it. Her brother had been a captain in one of the Indiana regiments, and induced one of his men to play the role of husband in the death-bed >» marriage, im consideration of $510 paid down. The arrangement was made, the purehase , money paid over, and the dying woman, una- up im ber bed, was married to the | heartless adventurer, who could thus make merchandise anda mockery of the most solemn ent recognized in the civilized world, ony being performed by a minister of ho, it would seem, could not bave ther ignorant of the nature of the | transaction. Atany rate, the husband, after | the ceremony, left the bonse, went on a spree with his $590, and neversaw his wife again, who died two days after. He never slept a - Bight beneath her soof The action was brought by Mr. Fuqua’s relatives to contest the validity ofthe marriage. The best talent is employed on both sides, and the case will undoubtedly prove one of great interest to the public as weil ble to sit eacr: the cere &@s the legal fraternity. Tue Acassiz Expepirion—1m Rye ats < branches of the Amazon— ria (ea ee a sent from Southern Brazil in 1s, ‘63, and 2 { Museum at Camprid, + FREAK OF A MANiac. the flames, + ( guished, when it was found t cloak. The character of clothing s wa her own destruction. She moved ail lothing from her amb s and herself, jumped into bed. GF Illinots bas just revealed the thickest coal vem on record. No wonder the noise is BF There were 1s country last 87° A man in Cincinnati relinguished m to his wife for $50 « Paper to that effect. greal r. S/ Among the contributions to the literature given to the lemoir of Meagher’s Irish Pri- of the late war which will soon be public iva « cade, in the Army of the lain W. F. Lyons. ay — ‘the Navy Appropriation Bilt was under consideration. It was mg seg passed. ashington The House resumed the consideration of the | Dill to estabiish a uniform system of bankrupt- od in discussing the details of varions sections. There was no final O'Neill, of Penn’a, introduced a bill ¢x- A, tending the benefits of section 4 of the Army Appropriation Bill, approved March 3, 1875, so as togive all officers of volunteers, below the rank of brigadier general, who were mustered ut of the service at their own request, or oth- erwise honorably discharged after the 19th of » April, 1565, three months pay proper, the same as if they had been mustered ont with their re. spective regiments: which was referred to the | jommuttee on Military Affairs, Adjourned. Mr. Beall presented an ordinance regulating The resignation of John H Darneas judge of election of the first precinct was received A resolution from Council in favor of light- img Washington street, between Bridge and daresolution in relation to mp post to be placed in front apel; passed. Adjourned. Common Council —The President (Mr. Thom- as) laid before the board the Mayor's message . Also, a me: Also, 2 mes- | securing th of water on the bar in the modate ‘Mr. Hieston presented the petition of Robert McPherson for stoves, &c., for the market- ts committee. reported nington street, from ; adopted. Also, 2 res- sing the Streets, lanes and alleys of the town; Jaid over ket house commit- fer a resolution of n relative tothe fish market, an ordinance prohititing the sale of fresh fish own during the 'S than the stands na com- the Clerk nee for keeping ‘parr the public bydrants of the town, and the consideration was postponed till the next | ew nian Fish. The Boston Journal says: “The last steamer brought the intelligence that Professor Agus- siz’s explorations on the main stream of the Amazon alone had resulted in the discovery of . bo less thanelevyen hundred and sixty-three species of fish, which is a greater number than exists in the Mediterranean. In the great Madeira, (2,200 miles long,) the Purus. (1,4 miles long.) the Rio rs oh Tapojos, Tocantius. lca and Jupu- ch more than a thousand miles long) it is estimated that there are several hundred more species differing from those of the main stream. Alfred R. Wallace, (author of the ‘Amazon and Rio Megro,’) and Heury Bates, (‘naturalist on the Amazon,’) who explored the Amazon and branches for seye- ral years, estimated thatthe number of species of fish in the great river and tributaries was almost fabulous. Mr. Wallace's fine collection Was burned at sea, and thus England was de- rived of the result of long and patient labors. is Great Britain, France, and Germany, a great interest is manifested in these discoveries of Professor Agassiz. Hitherto only seventy species of Amazonian fish were sent to the Zovlogical Museum at Cambridge, and those were forwarded by Rev. J.C. Fletcher, in 162. These species were all examined and classitied by Mr. Putnam, of Salem, (then one of Pro- fessor Agassiz’s assistants,) and all other fish were acknowledged in the annual reports We mention this because unfounded rumors have i come to our ears of uncatalogued and unclassi- fied fish, from the Amazon, remaining in the | young woman la- boring under an aberration of mind attempted to destroy herself a few nights since in Monti- 4 cello, Florida. When discoyered, the unfor- tanate WOMAN Was Sitting on a feather bed, en- veloped in flames, while, with hands clasped together, she petitioned the God of heaven and earth! Upon entering the room the rescuers heard a voice, in tones of rapture, issue from ‘ain't this glorious! Ain’t la martyr!’ The fire was promptly extin- At the poor lady must have been burning for some time, for from her waist down every vestige of clothing was destroyed, notwithstanding she was dressed in heavy woollen fabrics, and had ona broadcloth | e wore was | all that protected the upper portion of her body. She died shortly afterwards. The flesh Upon the lower portion of her body aud limbs & tually baked down, and rofwithstand- ing, We are assured, she did not appear to suffer pain. From all the circumstances at- tendimg thie truly lamentable tragedy, it is evident the unfortunate maniac premeditated nm home, destroyed her and after all was fire to her clothing (hanging ina robe in ber room,)and then deliberately sa The Lowell mills employs 1650 females, | Om Gernians emigrated to wo and signed a SPECIAL NOTIOES. ——_.——_ STEADILY SUCCESSFULLY. SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU every case of Kipwey Distast, Rnevmatism, Graver, Urinary Disororns, Weaxness and | Pains in the Back, Fevars Compvaints and Trovsies arising from Excesss OF ANY KIND. COME, YR AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Sold by all Apothecaries, Price €1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD & CO, New Orleans, Southern Ageuts, BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass. General Agents COLGATE’S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP. A superier ToiLet Soar, prepared from refined | & O:.s in combination with GiycERiNne and especially designed for the use of Lapizs, and Its perfume is exquisite, and 8 washing properties unrivalled, For sale by all drugg’ Vrcrta for the Nursery. DYSPEPSIA AND A Sure Core for these distressing complaints is | now made known in a tive Herbal Preparation, published by y The prescription was fur- idential manner, that he PHELPS BROWN. pished him in such a prov: cannot conscientiously refuse to make it known, as | it has cured everybody who used it, never having failed in aningle case _ of Fits as of Dyspepsia; and the ingredients may | . Sent to all on receipt be found City, New Jersey. THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DR. J. N WHITE PP. Is now offered to the try. after having be: ears. in the New Eng Voiling U ot) Give it atrial if yo and tried Medicine erally. jan 22 3m TWO BAD UASES OF PILES OUKED BY DR STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Giaes, of Janesville, Wisconsin. writes fer the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he bas been troubled for eight years with an aggra. vated case of Piles. and hie brother was discharged rom the army as incurable, (he being quite para- yzed with the Piles.) Both these distressing case Were cored with one bottle of Dr STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these Bertlemen. beside the daily testimouials received id. ought to convince thoes suf! ing that the most aggravat are cored by Dr. Strickland’s Pile Remedy. CHRISTIANL, y Dr. Strick! sold by Pruggi: NAIRN & CO A avenue and 592 Niut STOP THAT SCRATCHING And ase WHEATON’S ITCH OINTMENT cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours; also cores Chiliblsins. Uleers. and al! Eruptions of the Skin. Soild by all Druggists. GILMAN mar 28-1y AUCTION LEGAL NOTICES. PROPOSALS. " EXPRESS COMPANIES. RPHANS’ COURT, Feb. 24, 18.—Dis’ oF CoLemBia, Wasnincten County, To-rwet: In the case of Jos, Beasley. executor of Ellen Pam- srey, deceased, the executor aforesald has, with pe approbation of the Orphans’ Court of ington County aforeraid, ap) the zith day of Febroar; ment end distribution o' deceased, and of 2 NT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD GOvEBNHENT BALE vpsisteNcE, Orvice, U.S.A, iy No. & dovrs Gay 8TRe! Mop., January 31, Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at this effice daily, and opened % WEDNESDA month of Febrnary. for the GOD HASD BREAD on han: The Bread isin boxes of fifty (50) pounds each. AK the Bread offered under this advertisement has been carefully and thoroughly i having been opened, examined, and iy ered. and no box allowed replaced which did not come np to the standard for isene to troops. roposals recpived for less than twenty (20) boxes. transpo! forthe final settle- perroual estate of said assets in hand, as far asthe same have been collected and turned into mon when and where all the creditors and heirs of «: deceased are notified to attend,(at the Orphans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid,) wit! rly vouched, or they may otherw: Jaw be excluded from all bevefitin said deceased estate: provided a copy of thisorder be published once a week for three weeks iu the Evening Star ay. Pest:—B. C. ROBBINS. Register of Wille, RPHANS’ COURT, Feb. 24. 1856—Distaict or yon County, To twit -—In Lawrence A. Iardeila and Ann M, strators ef Hannah the aiministrators Perebation of the @rphans’ Court y aforeeatd. appointed Saturday, February, 1856, for the final settle- f the personal estate of said J of the asrets in band, as faras the een collected and turned into money: | whenand where all the creditors and heirs of said | deceased are notified to attend, Court ef Wast ington County afo claims proper! STURDAYS during "* rehase_ of su: a8 vat this Depot. ibe hy wae oe ithout expense to the Kk Pay ment required in Government funds en not!- fication et anceptance of bid Twenty days allowed purchasers fo semeve stores, he closed during this time, the tims so lost will not ovals to be ende THOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lieut. Col_ and ©. 8.. 0 Brevet Brig. Gen. Volunteers, GALE OF HARD BREAD. a Orrice Deret tee agen Fort Moxnor, Va., Dec nm duplicate, wil previous to the said d COLUMBIA, Wasi be cousidered, orset om the en- velope,"* Proposals % eforesaid have. Warhington connt the 24th day « Bealed Proposals. fiice,on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS wun week for all the surplus HARD BBBAD at ot. ‘Bread fs In boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, nd in good shipping order. ori parchases will be deHvered on board of trans- expense to the purchaser. posale received for teas t oxes, one thousand (1,000) pounds, | orient required on uotificetion of acceptance of 44 in Governinent funds. 5 Proposals Mhould Ve ‘endorsed “Proposals for \B and addressed to BRE JAMES CURRY, Col.and 0.8. V. said.) with their youched, or they nay otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit i ceared’s estate: provided a copy of this ei nee a weck for three weeks in the KE) ning Star previous to the said day. perts withont eas than twonty (20) ater of Wills, WASHINGTON In the matter of the petition of Mary W. Rod- dian to orphans of Ephraim 8. Kod- Treatise on Fore; QRraane’ Apams EXPRESS COMPANY TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE OOMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. O. LEAV! | PAILY AS FOLLOWS. | amnive, New York, Boston, and the East; Wilmington and Newbern. N. 0; Orieans, La... eae, oe pbars. tlestown, bo Ghambereberg, soa Garlisie, Pa Ha = retown, Md - a.m F3ot PM. ‘amsport,Pa.:clmira, sia Buffalo, Rochester, & Niagara Falls, N. ¥., and the Canadas Penpsytvania Cel Railroad...... Pittaburgh Cineindath Columbus.) feveland o Burg) Biss: a and Washviile. Frederick. Harper’sFer- «|} ry. Winchester, and in- termediate point sure in cases ppeenvor’s EXTRACT B UCHU. HELMBOLD'S nary, A. D. 1806, Ordered, "That said sale ported’stand confirmed on the 2th day of Febru- ary next, if no objection be made thereto on or be provided a copy of this urder be ublished inthe Dsily Evening Star one> a week lor three weeks before said day. WM. F. PURCELL, Judge of the Orphans’ Contt, Register of Will n any drug at of five cents to pre PHELPS BROWN, age. 19 Grand % HE Grane reat Fae” | tere taad ants DIABETES, THE NECK OF T INFLAMMATION OF TH H OF THE RLAD- é. D, icted throughout the coun- oved by the test of eleven nd States. where its merits ave become as well Known as the tree from which, in part, It derives its virtues. THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES Sore Threat, Colds, Coughs. Diptheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonar: generally. It isa remarkable Kidney Compl: jounty, To wit :—In CoLemnta, WasHiNneTos the case of David Edes and Margaret Biles, execn- mH. Eudes, deceased. the executors Sforeasid have, with the approbation of the Or- phans’ Court of Washington County af resai Pe Tuesday. the 13th day of February next, for the final settiement and distrilution entate of said deccased, and of the ax far as the same have been collect money; when and where all the c: diseases it is troly ssovereign rem- heannot be sald im its praise en known to relieve the most ur- ts. Diabetes. Dilficalty . Bleeding from the Kidneys aud Bladder, Gravel,and her Complaints. a Would learn the value of a good pleasant safe and sure, Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen- GEO. W. SWETT. : sud turned inte troubled with that the emall of th teatpoonful a g tabold = Buchu will relieve PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE. I make no eecrect of ing Extract Buchu is compored of Buchu or Berries. eelectod Warhingten County a! jaime properly said deceased's estat der be published o Evening Star, previous to t HIS IS TO GIV¥ . ber has obtained m the Orphans the District of Columbia, These ingredients are known asthe most valua- ble Diuretics afforded A DIURETIC is that which acts upor BELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU ACTS GENTLY, is pleseant in taste andl 0 properties, and itomediate in its action, FOR THE SATi ical Properties ¢ ce the same, with the v be snnary next: t ided from all benefit free from all injnrious by law, be exe hronic eases of Piles FACTION OF ALL, ained in Dispensatory wing isa correct Civen under my hand this 27th day of Jannary, MARY EB. FISK. LICK, That th 866. teb 6 law3w* zt Its odor iz «trong, diffusive. t aromatic. itetarte bitterian a} It is given chieity tn the Urinary Organs, sn tarrh of the Bladder. r der and Urethra, tention or the Inco tone in the parts orbid irritation of the Blad ex of the Prostrate, and Ke reot Urine, from a loss of lin ite evacnation enrecemmended in Dyspepsia. Chronic ism, Cataneous Afections, and Dropey FOR FURTHER INFORMATION same, with the vouch: 0 thereof, to the 350 Pennaylvani y may otherwise by law be all benefit ef the su Given under my hand this 27th day of Jan GALE OF GovE Ly EKA Chief Quartermaster’s Washingion. WHE be suid at pubire auet Vo.. under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Col J.GC Leela ruary 13, 1866. tion, viz : 13,460 feet 6 4 Onk, 13,977 feet 8 4 Oak. 1 9 feet 10 4 Oak, 12 to 10453 feet 12-4 Oa! 14 897 feet. 16-4 Oa WS feet 12-4 Hick: 14.623 feet Timber, assorted sizes,20 to 45 feet Pg. vy 4 Bcantitng, 12to 18 feat long, 21.152 feet 4 by 4 Scantling. 12 to 18 feet long. 416 feet 4.4 Ash. 12 to If feet long. 1,320 feet 6-4 Ash. 12 to 16 feet long. 2.143 feet 8-4 Ash, 12 to 16 feet long. 483 feet 10 4 Ash, 12 to 16 feet long, 18.963 feet 12-4 Ash, i2te 16 feet leng: 1.01 feet 16-4 Asb_12 to 16 feet long. 8,254 feet Ship Timber, assert iol 117.004 feet lengths. Each lot of fumber described will be sold singly feet, the purchaser having the 5,000 feet or the whole lot. et be removed by the purchasers within ten days from date of sale. Terms cash, in coe oe Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Depot of Washington, by the thousand privilege of taki The Lumbe jaZ lat (jn 29-law3w") MPuIS 18 TO GIVE NOTIC ber bas obtained f t Washington Cc letters of admi JOUN FAGA? See Prof. Dewees’ valualle works en the Practice LUMBER AT AL VA Sec remarks made by the celebrated Dr, Physic, of Philadelphia. See any and all Standard Works on Medicine, LARGEST MANUFAC CHEMIST iN THE WORLD. aimted with H po, of Washiaxion, ion, at Alexandria, ceased. All persons haying claims a M., on TUESDAY. Ae 1 a. m.. a lot of Sea seued Dumber of the following kind and descrip on ot before the th day of Sanu tiny otherwise by Inw be excluded tr se before him n favorably impressed with bis chi WM. WEIGITMAN, (Firm of Powers & Weightman ) Manufacturing Chemists, and Brown Streets, Philadelphia. ening Bulletin, March Aport 36,289 feet 3 by 5 Joist, 12 to 24 feet long. 38 208 feet 3 by 6 Joist, 12 to 24 feet long. t 3 by 8 Joist, 12 to 2% feet long 347 feet 3 by W Joist 12 to % #741 feet 4 4 Oak. 12 to 16 feet long, 12 to 16 feet long. 2 te 15 feet long. der my hand this 16th day of January, ja 18 law3w* BEVENTH STREET. * orter of Worsted Jn thiscity, 1 heaper than any other eata vy stock of Berlin Worsted on hand.and asi am going \o Europe in twomonths to purchase another flue assortment of WORSTED TAPESTRY WORK aud s should like to make my stock as smnall as poseible, and from this day will sell BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR, % cents per ounce, HIGH COLOR ZEPHYR, 35 and 49 cents per ounce GERMARTOWN ZEPHYR, cents per onnce. Ladies that would wish to make Afticans Hoods in all styles Leggings, are respectfally [ From the Philadelphia Ee Aw the only im Ith am abie to sell c! ment, and having a We are gratified to b ® New York. otonr t bola, Drsggist ‘ tan Hotel. 1s 28 feet fier trier ip height lirbment. ong speaks favo: e continued success, » 12 to 16 teet long. ory. 12 feet long next to the Metropoli- ) feet deep, and five It is certainly » grand estab- vlyof the merit ef hie 6 and Inberatory in . Which are also model establishments of FANCY GOODS, ‘The proprietar has been induced to make this atatenent from the fact that his remedies, altheugh PREPARATIONS, ntelligent refrain from uackery, or the which are pre- tors. Who are too ignorant implest prescription, much are Pharmaceutical prepar- TRESE PARTIES RESORT te yarions means of effecting sales, such as cop pyrt« of advertisements of popular remedies dies’ and Children’s Breakfast Shawls and invited from Mre Ruppert, who will take great pleasure ip starti b ice ef work free of less competent to p P RT'S FANOY TEMPLE, No. 522 7th #t., bet. Dand Ez. ( ‘ROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. ‘We would remind our friends and enstomer GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING? AT * CAMP STONEMAN. Chief Quarsermasier's Office, James MM as follows One (1) Building, 32 by 152 feet. One (1) Building, 12 by 25 feet. One (1) Stable. 12 by 20 feet, One (1) Sink, 12 by 12 feet. One (1) Tank, 5 by 16 feet. One) aor Office, One (1) Ove \1) Quartermaster Storehouse, 22 by 44 feet, One(}) Fattdiag, ty y 16 One (1) Tapk,5 One (1) Bink. 12 by 12 feet. One (1) Quartermaster’s Office, 18 by 23'. fact. A tug will run from 6th street wharf to Giesboro and back. on the day of «ale. for the convenience of Persous who desire te attend. The buildines will be —— Se es ee Lovet —— ‘erms : C: n Government fan , D. H. RUCKER, Quartermaster, Brevet or Gen. and Chi fe pat = Depot of Washington. fishing with certificates, The Science of Medicine stands SIMPL; and MAJESTIC, having Fact for ite B: tien for its Pillar, Truth alone for its Capi A WORD OF CAUTION. alth ie most important; and the afflicted shonld not nse ak advertised medjcine, or any remedy, un- lers its coutents or ingredients are known to others besides the manufacturer. or until they are satis- fied of the qualifications of the party so offering, HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS, XTRAOT BUCH 1D EXTRACT 8A our stock of the above plete at all seasons. goods direct can supply the best quality at as low prices as medium grades are neue nothern cities. T CUTLERY of the best class. . WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 504 Odd Fellows’ Hal! ods is kept com as we import eur, pot af Washington, C aohington, D.C, Vebruary 5, 1855. Will be sold at public auctio: under the direstion of Brevet ore, A. Q 12 o'cloc! EEN FRA on the premises, jeutenant Colone! M., on SATURDAY, Feb- km... ME BUILDINGS, Camp Stoneman, near Giesboro, DB. C., M PARIS.—Kluber—Droit des Gens. Do ‘usey—Dictionnaire du Diplomate et du Consul, ei Maritime Internatioual, 2 vols. Felix et Demangeat—Traite du Droit Inter- Canchy—Droit Maritime International, 2 vols. Demensch— Manuel Pratique des Agents €on- ‘ode du Droit national Prive, 2 vols. RSAPARILLA. ‘And IMPROVED ROBE Established upwards of 16 years Mable tepared by HT. NELMBOLD, PRINCIPAL DEPOTS, s UG AND CHEMICAL RE- HELMBOLD’s DR iS Ane WARE. 694 Broadway, New York. AND HELMBOLD 3 MEDIOAL DEPOT, Moreuil—Manue Cussy—Reglements Consulaires. Martens—Guide biplomatiques,2 vols. De Clercq— Formulatre des Chancelleries, 2 vols. Dictionnaire des Chancellertes, 2 vols. ents du Dreit International ae des Progres di 18 by 233 feet, orkshop, 14 -y 23 feet. des Gens. 2 vols, FRANOK TAYLOR. " BLER’S COMPOUND 8YRUP OF @ ABABIO will be found « most pleasant, « dy remedy for Covens, O. uP, WHO@PING Cove TIONS OF THK THROAT aND Luna: icaey in arrestin, stages of consumption, bas lon; appreciated by most families cents per bettie. JAMES TOPHAM & 00,8 ly. and must be re- b stubborn coug! TRUNK, SADDLERY, pa AUCTION OF STORES AND PROPERTY. Ofice Dow me fashingion. D.C., Will be oflered at Public Auct! ee ce = athe . co a AY, February 5 e following ar! e: Ditout head of excellent work oxen. ows. £0000 poun: punds o' 3.200 gallons of Extract of Coffee A the following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz- About 2.000 pounds of Salt Beef. 980 nds of 3.817 boxes of Smoked Herr 1,400 pounds of Har ad, 1.106 pounds f Core Meal. ALSO. A lot of Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gunny Bags, Rags, ie. &c. Terms: Cash in Government fands. Majorand 0.8..U.8.A. feb 5-8 MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, a7 500 SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd FeRows’ Hatt, Where they centinue to manufacture and have jarge and fine assortment ef TEUNES, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY HORSS EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVEBSAOCKS, WHIPS, “Has been in constant use in our family for invariable success. I thi; JOS. J. DOBBIN, SUBSISTENCE | twenty years, and with it am excellent remed; American Office, Bali “An attache of this office, long troubled with a who suppos i he atest benefit from a @f Suostssence, ebruar: 1866. jon, at Bixth atreet Strected: hast , single bottie.”— Balt, Clipper. “Since I {ntroduced ft here. several ofour cians are prescribing i best success. no l-eoSm™ H. BU BUFF, Chemist, Portsrmouth. ARYLAND AGBICULTUBAL OOLLEGE. The Second Session of the College Term of 1965 ma will open on the Ist aratory Departments nglish, Classical, and and 66 of this institutie: Ir The Collegiate and Pre) embrace a full course of Scientific instruction. Board, tuition, washing, fuel, and per session of five months, payable in The College is nine miles north of railroad or turnpike. For further particulars address President Ma: _jall-lawsw OABD. LLER, JUSTICE OF ‘0 poun 1,740 pounds of Mixed Vegetables, 2.864 pounds ef Beans, &c., &c. LSO, the following articles of Commi: Tron Safes, Letter Presses, Camp Tables. Spring Balances, Beam Scales, Plat- form Scxles. Counter Scales, Me: ry Chest, Liquid and Dry Cooper Vises, Pinchers and Trucks, Wheelbarrows, Field Deaks, Coffes Pumps, Axes, Axe Handles, ooking Stow Troughs, one Scow, Cauldrons, Fire Brick, Ce Washington by AT LOW PRICES. BEPAIRING. Tronks, &0., repaired promptly and thoroughly. THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute ef Baltimore, Reece oe tha bisecre ieee Mechanics nZe 1 by pO! ” Mitute of Washington, D. O., in Ibe7, = BOLE AGENTS Property : Desks, Tables, Chairs, rince George co JHE PEACE enn’ aven: Saws, Commissa- — Particular attention id to the collecti _ebts and claims in pn a Cc) im” on TH Five ®, inch about 20 tons each. fe 1-eotd ¢ pOVERNMENT BALES. SALE OF BESERVED HORSES, mR’s OPrics, a boris. dees. General of the Army directs it Horses now at Giesboro, D. rs. SALES will, therefore, take place at GIESBO- RO, D. @. inning on PHURSDAY NEST and eoptianina on each ir intil all are disposed a ae street «barf every Horses have been carefully selected, and superior to any heretofore offered for sale, Roimale sing! TS SS AT tS fates rrenc) seiipewebeias Brevet B: ier Gene: iret Division. Q. Quanren: C., be sold to the hig! hour op the day> o! There Sales to comme: de 12-tf ‘ITED STATES MILITABY BAILBOADS Office Washington, D AUCTION SALE * Will be geld at public auction at RSDAY. the 8th day of M metive Engines 15x22; and w Teo (2) Box Freight Oars, 4 feet 8), inch gauge. Sale to commence at 108. n Terms: Cash in iGopeeminest fangs. HLEEMBOLD’s OONORRTRATED EXTRACT bee eer aren, CONC A BRLMBOLDS sO USAPABILER oe Is the Great Blood Purifier, repared aesording to the rales of Phar- omastry, and are the most active that ie. Ro For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va., for FRANK MILLER’S CELEBRATED PREMIUM HAERNESS OIL, Dealers supplied at the lowest FACTORY PRIOES, HOMPSON'S POMADE orriae For = we Htair far ay rior z anyo re . & and gold by all Of Assistant Quartermaster, C., February 1 " OF LOCOMOTIVES. Danville, Va., ch— ge; eylinders, EROME’S BATE COLOR BESTORER gradi ringi' inal color, without the pede nvenie of a dye. Bold by all LLS & 00. New Price Se. and Té0 —_————_____. UTLER’S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old XFORD'S MEDI GINGEK 5 DIVATED GIN BREAD ntirely reliable remedy sale by all Druggists. NUTS, for worms, unrivaled in efficac; peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten as ee by druggists, Price 25cents per box, well knows. a (j2CrERE CHEESE AND Just imported. Se oT EDAM CHEESE. LARGE ASSOKTMENT N. W. BUROHELL, or r lth and F atreets. STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOS, comprising ali the differentstyles, has just! Warerooms, and are for sale a \eiv'as. OB, which we @ taken in exchange, and which we offer for Lins term: “G6. BETZEROTT & O., 0.31 feinway’s Pianos Watson’ irgery , ee iTLY? Bee Bole agent of S Hamlin’s Oabinet RES sei Toot nar eT oTT PAINT street, between E and F. ina workman ELMBOL! and at times. ais ie pointed. and at prices to suit the The South, oy Lieat a *'G@ FBANGK YAYLOR, dy Seren ELMBOLD 8 FLUID EXTBACT BUCHU ie pleasant fn taste and inj: Properties. Egos and Way rM } Tere and Cumberiand \_ burg. Va. Zanesville, P. ot. } Annapolis. Norfolk. Fortress Mon ?. M-| >)” ree.and City Point,Va. Richmond and Peters- barg.; Danville, Ba- leigh, Weldon, Greens. A.M. bero, Salisbury. Char 7s lotte, and Goldsboro’, N.C.; Columbia, 8.0.; Lae... — Chattanooga and Knox-) ville, Tennessee: Aw sta, Atbens, Atlan Albany, Macon gnd Columbus, Ga; Ba i> ee ee | P ery. 2.5 arrenton, cm. m Culpeper Orange .G donsvite, Char!o |] ville, Stranton.Ly || burg, and all stations | en tho Virginia and! Tennesssee Railway...) | t { F Str. wld Qhectings & Parkers: Ei i , ik are OFFICES 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. po M-tf JATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- TLON COMPANY. OFFICE AND DEPOT COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No.— L between Ninth and Tenth streets, This Compa pared to doa ny is new pre] GENERAL EXviCBss AND TRANSPORTA- © BUSINE3S Te and from New York. Phtiade!lphia. Washington, Alexandria, Kichwoud, Peters- borg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, Charlottes- ville, Winchester. Harrisonburgh, Staun Lexington, Salem, ‘and Bristol, in Virginia Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro’, Wil- mingten. Newbern, Raleigh. Greensboro’, Salisbury, and Charlotte, N.O.; and te and from All Stations on the Orange and Alexandrt ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich. mond and Petersburg. Petersburg and Wel- con, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantio and North Carolina, Kaleigh Gaston, and North ( Central Railroatt idly am possible the Lines and Agen Asrap which de notice will be given, The tariff of eharges is based upon fair business principles, yielding @ reasonable profit to the Com pany, without being oppressive tothe public Upen this basis it confidently presents ite claims for afair share of patronage, relying upon pte large capital and the character of its officers and agents for that public confidence essential to success. de 15-1y A. CHAPMAN, Agent. STEAMBOAT LINES. DY eee pee COMPANY TO ‘The Steamers composing this line are the JOHN GIBSO. pt. Young, E.C. KMGHT, wi Morris, FAIBFAX Capt. aving Pier No. 12 North Biver, New York, ee WADNESDAY ond SATURDAY, at 4 p.m. 4 toot of G street, Washington, D. O.. every T DAY, at7 a.m Freight recetved daily ng business hours, sna carefully Kept andor T this line now connect with Alex ‘and Orange Railroad” Freight forwarded to avy point aleng the line ef the read. MORGAN. RHINE” Bi & UU. Agents, Corner lth snd Penn. avenne. south side, ee SSS: Ife ad D.O. ' 0. .» Agente. pet wats 00 sone Ye . ., Agents, Be = 86 West street, New York, r[.RIESEMAB—Protected by Royal Letters Pat- Titer England, end covered by the seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris, aud the Imperial College of Medicine, Vieuna. riesmar No. 1, is the a remedy for eg i , Spermathorrhoea, and Exheustion of Sota Teteemar No. 2 bas entirely superseded the s use of Copavia, Oubebs, &c. Tries- mar No.8 isthe infalliable remedy for all Impuri- ties and dary Symptoms, thus obviating the use of mercury and ail other deleterious ingre- dienta. c! in the form of a most Each preparation fs In ie . Secured from the offectapf c! tad clanges of stmonphers. fn, tin cass at 83 each, or four ¢ ceecs in one for $9, and in $27 eases, k vided in separate doses as ad, —— 2 Valpess, Sallamands, Boux, &o.- lesale and gotell by, Dr. BABROW, No. 194 Beene hadaiso 5. 6. FORD, No. 290 Pa.ave,, corner 13th st. sep9-6m_ 5 Q JOHN D. EDMOND &OO. 549 513 7th street, between D and B, HATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN BUILDER'S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL HARDWARE and OUTLEBY, Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes ang ba toed Nails, ps, Files, Springs, Axles, azletrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Bhovels, Pic , Axes, Rope, Glue, SpHt Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we at Q THE LOWEST C. \. 518 ESTA PRIOR. 513 Y. OONFIBENTIAL. Youre MEN who pase saaeee themscives by eertain secret habits which au! pleasure, or the duties of married life, also middie- or old men, who, from the foliies of youth or causes, feel a debility im advance of their years, before placing themselves under the treat- thing. of importance by perusing “The Beore hed ar asta Gane sae ne ry gaat pe ge Cet OF TWD CHAS. A. STEWART & CO dec 1¢-ly Bosto1 ["PBT4NT-TO FEMALES DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS. The combination of ingredients in these Pills ts the result of a long und extensive practice, They are mild in their operation, and cannet do harm to the most delicate; certain in correcting all irregu- larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all eb- structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head- aehe, pain in the side tation of the heart, whites, all nervous at iens, hysterics, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature. DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS emmencement of a new era in the trest- — monte? {rregularities and obstructions whieh have — consi; many to ® PREMATURE GRAVE. Ne ‘enjoy 60 ith unless she is regular, read standard Bemedy for over thir \y for over werere the snot lectual one ever Snowe ee aint Pie sade ‘adering wuh combemceniont pce coy ‘They are known to thousands, who have ‘them at different periods, throu, tthe country , baying the senction of some of the most mens iclans Liett directions, stating when they should not swith each Box—the Price Ome Dollar per cz, oF Boxes for $5, containing trom 0 to age ty eens Whe Prop rt, = SALE BY ALL Bi iSTS. Por teits SE epee, q jnences, u Saat Son, Ciueasie 288 a ae +f POD rl tom, B.C; Sa! | 11-S0a.m. | Seni and New Les 114 a. m., ® | Parkersbor, ouisians ay, Baltimore, jes of the Company will be extended to other States, of | ORANGE AND ALE\ANDRIA R ROAD. On and after M oruary 12th. two daily traime will rv » Washington burg, copnecting st Gordons traivs to and from MAIL TRAIN Leave Weebington daily (except Sundey) at 6.45 “ ive at Lynchburg at 5 Lynchburg at 7 a. m., and arrive at Wash- ington at 53 p_m. . PE\ PRESS TRAIN Leave Warhinet (including Sunday) at 6.05 p.m Lynchburg at 6 @ a.m. Leave Lyuchburg at 65) p.m and arrive at nections at Lynchbarg for sli p id Southwest, and at Wash- ngten for North and Northwest : First class Siccping Care will be attached to the t trains ak ih road ix attractive. pot only for its comfort- able accommodations. hut for the fact that it passes the now historic bor f fax, Bull Manessas. Bristoe, Bappahannock, Cal per. Orapee and G ile, places of imper- jehable Interest in the » paler mind ash tent hrough tickets to all points Sou cet maybe had in Boston, New York, Philadel hia and Baltimore. an! at the offices of the road a i ndri in Washington and Alcxandrie. | boa feo-tf General Superintendent, PALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILBOAD. Wasuincton, January Trains between WASHINGTON AND RA bTI. MORE. and WASHINTON AND THE WEST. are now run as fellows, viz- ¥OR BALTIMORE. e daily, except Sunday, at 6%. 7-30, and nd 2:30, and 4:28, and 7:30 p.m. FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6:20, 8. m., and FOB WAY STATIONS SOWTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNOTION. Leave at 6 and 6:28a m. and at 2:30 and 4:40 p.m FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6: and 7:3) a. m.,and 4:35 p.m. BN | trains te or from Annapolis en Bunday. ON SUXDAY. FOR BALTIMORE. Leave st 7:30 8. m. and 2:90 and 7: FOR W STATION Leave st 7:30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.0 a.m. and7:3 .m, on ss 7-30 p.m. pit _pounncting ot Relay Btation with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, . &e TH novGn TICKETS to the West oam be had af the Washington Station Ticket Office at ail hours in the day, se well as at the new office in the Amert- can Telegraph Bubiding, Pennsylvania avenue, between Gy an¢ 6th streets For New York, Philsdelphia, and Boston, see advertisement of “Through Line SMITH. Master of Transportation. b COLE. General Ticket Agent oc-tf GED! 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington, "[sEeren LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO! PHILADELPHIA AND SEW YORK. Wasrixcton, January 8, 1866, Trains between Washington ana New York are now run as follows iz FOK NEW YORK. without change of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 780 a.m. 0046-30 and 7 m. Bini ww YORK, changing cars at Philadel- a Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11-13 9. m, and 4:35 p.m FOR PHILADELPHIA, Leave dally (except Sunday) at 7:50 and 11.25 a. m. Re | m., and 4:35 and 7:30 p ON SUNDA Leave for New York at 6:30 only. Leave for Philadelphia at 7.99 p.m, culy Sleeping ears for New York on 7:39 p tralia daily. except arn On Sunday, train and sleep- a: car run only to Philacelphia. hrongb tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or Roston. cam be bad at the Station Office at all hours the day. as well as at the new office in the Amer- ican Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania svenue, between 4/5 and 6th streets See Baltimore Ghio Railroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An- Bapolis, and the West. W.P SMITH, Master of Transportation, L. M.OOLE. Genersi Ticket Agent oc S-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Wash (GBE4T PENNSYLVARIA ROUTE NORTE ASD WEST. FOUB DAILY TRAINS. WINTER SCHEDULE. Onand after November 20th, 1955, trains will ran Leave as follows: we Leave | feshinsion. Bait Express Matt, éxa.m 90am ‘ast Line, £208. m. Pittebure & Erie Express, 440 p.m. Pittsburg & Elmira Exp, 7:9 p.m TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:50 and 7:30 P. m@ SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME BF-No change of cars between Balt , Bi mB Erie, or Pittsba —ee 89 For tickets and any information apply of the Great Pennsylvania Boute, fodanns Pe iiveate venue and Sixth street, onder Ne- tional Hotel. snd 14th street, corner Penna avenue, opposite Willard Hotel, Washington J.N. DUBA RY 53; WILKINS, Passenger and et _ SHO. GILLETT, Pancngor Agent tt <EORET DISEASES! SECRET B1SBA8R5, BSAMABITAN’S GIFTI SAMARITAN’S GIFT: THE MOST CERTAIN EEMEDY EVER USED “Yes, A Positive Gare” for GONORHG@A. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢¢. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, ne Mercury. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Ours. ‘They are entirely vegetable, having ne smell nog any tuvlteemecn of towels tf tas ast Schasey ‘Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases ty-four bours."’ Prepared b; Ti] tn ne Uuiversity of Pennsylvania, of the most eminent Docters and Chemists of the present day ; RO EXPOSURE, MQ TROUBLE, po chance wnarEy 2 C gotti . who bave Soon guages Fin Balsam Uopenvie, or Mereury sana ‘RITAN'S GIFT, mailina in en’ 5 [x wa DP atsle packages, $2. Female, os. BLOOD! BLOOD! Bron 1 SCROFULA, ULCERS. SOKES, sr: ALES, BOILS. " SYP: Tus TEI TEE Sy ENEREAL, DISEASBS, ‘tc AND HERB Juices Ts OM VENEREAL DISEASES, the *8 ROOT AND HERB JUIC# ats and effectual <4 and heeled | th terity that for 50'S dr DESPATH! ay be jounced sneu aithongt IAN'S ROOT AND HERB J z remove every fey ed impurities from the stem, a8 well as all the ten wane? system, SM ARITAN'S CHANCBE WAS! Price eents: Fell directions. RGEONSSAY OF THE SAM WHAT THE SURG Pikhanies = a BAMSHIP ‘TA a “On Bear, De $2: 380 lace Bi icaphl irs Please send me one — ift by Adams & Co. * Express, of your Samerme by the 18th. as we sail on that day ‘to be what it is represented, 1 do not Fide ase a vorase, without a supply. S Toure, Very Teer CTS onset, Sorgen, phie “atiantic Mail Steamsbip'Co., N. ¥., Between New York Aspinwall.” MOND & 00., Box 161 Bir Pom by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner th stree vania avenue. “WENE 1O00R Alexandria. SU APPINESS OB ERY |— sees nas FE OF THE CHINESE, 2 vois, SCS Memortater Lincoln. Story of a Treeper, by F. Colburn ageme Malformation of the Fin- ‘ “s Bone and Nerve Su Bere ae oe g Fables, iiitstrated. Halts BOK ion of Mopey.by Amelia B. Edwards. Every Sat- urday, monthly Part PRANCK TAYLOR, ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU AND Hpaovee ROSE H cures secret and . in all their stages, at Little «x in diet, no iuconventcnce, cate little or ne ma 7 tin taste aud lor, Bieficke tn tis action, and tre Properties. action, and free from al} t ms N'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow. Tn tor cleaning, beautifying and presery- ing the Teeth and Gums This elegant prepara ea Hen fs entirely eneausiiey WELLS & 00., New York. Proprietors, For ante by all druggists. " RATED MACHINE SPREAD W Stktnarnen x ING PLASTERSare hast be all cxven ip which plaboriasemeaeet” Tee my roan ly WALLINGSFORD, Dealer in Bi! M.. Sade: aca atance in Centre and Norther Liberties Markets, solicts @ share of the public Patronage. jo18-1n*