Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1866, Page 4

= Late Southern Items. ses | 'e learned yesterday, the Memphis | Appeal of the 3st, tre —* ~adhmmecl, who left | 01 Genera! Forrest's plantation, in Sunflower county, Mississippi, on the previous day, that this distinguished soldier, instead of being in full flight for Mexico,as bas been reported ‘was quietly at work, p large cro} officer of the Federal army. and, in proof of it, Pointed to alot of plantation supp! being shipped onthe Die Vernon, for his use. be Mississippi Penitentiary haying been fafficiently repaired, G male convicts. The females and boys are not wanted at present. Some curiosity has been expressed as to the ‘Whereabouts of the rebel Wigfall. It is con- sidered certain thathe has not crosscd Texas into Mexico: and, if in the United States, his locality is secret. y believe that he is dead. ‘The Senate of Georgia have passed a Home- stead bill, exempting from execution $2,500 Worth of real estate in town or country. The State Convention of Texas seems to have &cted upon the suggestion of Gov. Andrew, of Maseachusetts, that the leaders of the rebel- lion be ce to bring the people back to their allegiance. The President of the Seces- sion Convention of 1561 was elected President of that body also. Dr. James H. Dunn. of Abingdon, is making the effort to raise a colony for Mexico. The Norfolk Day-Book will appear hereafter as an evening paper. The last sale of negroes im the Valley of Virginia was made by a gentleman of Staun- ton, April 9th, 1-65. He sola two negro children d nine and twelve years, for 5,000 cabbage plans. The Richmond Times reports a case of genuine Asiatic cholera on Broad street, in that | city. Love vs. Money—A Runaway Wife is Pur- sued from Cincinnati to Memphis and Caught.— Thursday last. says the Cincinnati Comm cial,a young man from this city arrived in Memphis in pursuit of his wife, who, it ap- ears, had abandoned his bed and board, and ed with @ river man to the city on the first -Chickasaw Bluff, taking with her $700, which gxjeved her husband more te part with than his ;2ithless spouse. The young man gave his name as George English, and awoke the sym- pathy of ax ni2"¥ people there as did Shylock When he bemoan’ the loss of bis daughter and his ducats, The be, 08 Ved Benedict watched the streets, hotels, and thea °Ts with lynx oy sea t ied the faithless “€ leaning lov- ingly on the arm ofthe gay and ) “"24 son of Nep‘une, who, strange to relate, dia -_ be- think him of using his triton on the infar.“4 husband as he rushed frantically up Max.” street to seize him by the throat. He only, in fact, bethought him of his legs, which he used te such advantage as placed several squares between bim and the man he had wronged. Meantime, Madam stormed, scratched, bit and med, but the a Were @t stake, aud she «- ~~ Preson or disgorge. That was the ultimatum; and finding no help for it, she was obliged to go to her boarding house and draw from between the bed-ticks, where it was re- posing in crispy coziness, the wallet contain- ing those comfortable $700. The wrath of the inyared husband subsided the moment his hand clutched the package, and smiling sardonical- ly, he Lenerg | bade the lady a very good day, and wished her much joy in her new found love. The foolish wife is said to be quite good looking, ana bails from Cleveland, Ohio, where ber friends and relations reside. THRILLING Scene in THE CIRQUE Naro- Leon—A Leoness on the Rampage-—An unprece- dented scene occurred at the Cirque Napoleon on Monday night, during the performance of Mr. Batty, the successor of Van Amburg, who is now exhibiting in Paris. The moment he entered the wild beasts’ cage the lioness was observed to be in a terrible rage. The lions were also roaring and jamping about, and Mr. Batty seemed to have lost his usual influence em. The public, fearing to see him torn m pieces, cried “(Jo out, go out!” Mr. Batty teok the advice and cautiously w thdrew, walking backwards. The cause of the extra- ordinary commotion im the cage was soon as- certained. A few minutes before the com- mencement of the performance the lioness had given birth to a cub, who was thought to bean only son. The young hon was taken away from her and given to a bitch to suckle; but just as Batty entered the cage the lioness unex- pectedly produced a second one, and the lions wanted to eat it—a propensity said to be very common with wild beasts w im astate of captivity. The fury of the lioness in detense of her offspring, and the ferocious attitude of her companions in the cage, produced an extraor- dimary panic among the spectators, and seve- ral ladies fainted. After ashort pause Batty contrived to separate the lioness from the cnb, and the latter, about the size of a cat, was held up by the nape of the neck fer the inspection ofthe company.—Paris Correspondence of the Londen Express. @7 The spirits are playing the mischief with 2@ bowse im South Fifth street, Philadelphia, dashing pictures, vases, crockery, &c., &c., about the rooms with a frequency as mysteri- ous as it is destructive. Bibleseven are thrown against the door, bymn books snatched from young ladies’ hands, tumblers, plates and petcbers broken, and disturbing order and frightening the inmates terribly. A Baptist clergyman, who slept im the house, has wit- nessed the actions of the spirits, and is at a loss to account for it. The 5 have been put to work in the dwelling—and very bac spirits they are, #7°-M. Etienne D., living on the Boulevard du Temple, Paris, has just lost his life by an ex- trsordinary accident. He was sitting alone in Dis offtce at night, when he suddenly heard a moise over bis head like a clash of arms, and looking up saw tbat a large trophy of arms, consisting of a Turkish sabre, a Malay dag- ger, a tomahawk, and other weapons, had be- come disengaged from the wall and was fall- img. The next moment he received a weund on the forehead from the descending mass, and bis face was immediately deluged with blood. One of the arms had divided the temporal ar- tery. andhe died shortly atter.—Foreign Pa- per. 7A widow lady named Mrs. Henrietta ‘Watts, from Payton, Ohio, accompanied by her children, arrived in Chicago on Wednes- day. On the cars she the acquaintance of 4 man. who, after many inquiries as to her history, p: to marry her. To this she consented, and they proceeded toa hotel for that purpose. While the man by the practice of strategy, got possession of $250 belonging to Mrs. Watts and absconded, leaving her en- tirely destitnte in a strange city. @7-Daring the formance of “Hamlet” at the New York Winter Garden, one night last week, a huge black cat made its appearance in one of the most yp apes scenes. Eyeing for & few moments the melancholy Dane, who suddenly looked ferocious, it jumped into the midst of the orchestra, much tothe relief of the actor and the audience. B27" A San Francisco paper says “an honest miner” from California shouldered his knap- sack ene day and struck out for Idaho. Hear- Tived there Spring and took upa quartz claim. A few days ago he solid bis claim for $800,000 in gold. S7-T wo large boxes, containing bodies, ar- rived at Detroit from Quebec ly. The bexes were strong, about six feet long, four deep, and three wide. One contained a man and two females packed in snow: the other three women and one man. Both boxes were Teturned to the Chief of Police at Quebec. S7-A Paris Cafe bas on its card among other ‘wines and liquors, the word “Cherigobler.” @7 The paragraph which newspapers are copying to the effect that there is an old man now living in Biddeford, Maine, who will be one hundred and forty-three ;ears old if he ehould live till the 3uth of this menth, is not very funny, beeause people must at once see that there are not so many days in February. &7 A pine just cut in Aroostook yielded 2000 dee: of lumber. 7 Three colored men have made $150,000 from oil wells in Ohio. S7 The whole of Lord Brougham’s works are about to be issued in shilling monthly parts. #7 The Masonic (jayel published at Anna- polis, Md., pitches into ths brethern because they subsutute handkerchiefs,&c., for the “an- spotted lamb-skin apron” which it contends is the true “emblem of innocence.” S97, There's an old day-laborer down town that thirty children ‘crying for bread, and ad A tee ees nigh emaciated. ac ere’s - Uh Videtee: notaxon ebil S27 The Koston Post says:—The last number of Harper's Weekly has a picture of per 8 on the first page. He looks old for one of his years, bat natural. The picture in question represents a cocoa- | nut-beaded negro, one of the full African per- suasion. | a s eighteen years since aman with a middie name oceupied the Presidential chair, —[Eachange. S7 The wtal span of the great bridge at Cin- cimnati over the Ohio will be 1057 yards—thg largest im the world. S# Senator Morrill of Maine received a letter frora a Virginian F. F. V. afew weeks since— probably a @20 000 redD—tbe envelope of which was addressed as follows: “Center Morrel, 392 fourth street, Washington, D.C.” The fellow neece reconstructing. @ Thero are two ieet efenow At Farmingion, Me, op a level reparing to plant a | of cotton, in connection with an ex. | repaire: overnor Humphrey has | gee eyo calling im one nendaem | ritualists bad spirits | and EVENING STAR. | | retaining and AUCTION SALES. | GALE OF covery [AT AL S COORANDETA, FRM OER IAT AL | Chueh Quarigrmasier’s Oi: t sf ashington. D. * * 4 vir pestis dean pation Azo enci J-G. C, Lee AQ. i ERDAY. Fev ix} Kes id = 8,264 feet je La mca fc enaeat fet ae prchaer D. RUCKER, Bh no in UBLIC, AUCTION UF SUBSISTENCE P on STORES AND PROPERTY. ce Depot Commtssa' Washington, D. C., Febr: Will be offered at Public Auction Wharf, in this city, at 11 o'clock -. on TURS- DAY, February 2), 1866. the following articles : About 9 head of excellent work Oxen. 2Cows. £0,000 pounds of Corn (in the ear. LD ands of Hay. 2,200 Ballons of Extract of Coffee '» following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz" bout 2,000 pounds of Salt Beef. ‘ 980 nds of Smoked Beef. 3.517 boxes of Smoked Herring 1,400 pounds of Hard Bread. 3,100 pounds ef Corn Meal. 4.200 pounds ef Dried Peaches. 2,000 pounds of Hominy. &0 pounds of Dessiccated Potatoes, 1.740 pounds of Mixed Vegetables. 2.554 pounds of Beene: &c., &e. Brevet Maj. Gen. 2-lat the A the following articles of Com ar, Ereverty : Jron Safes, Letter Presses, D: Tanta Chairs, Camp Tables. Spring Balances, Beam 8c: Plat- form Scales. Counter Scales, Meat Saws, Commissa- ry Chest, Liquid and Dry Measures, Faucetts, Cooper Vises, Pinchers and Adzes, Bake Pans, Trucks, Wheelbarrows, Field Desks, Coffee Mills, Pumps, Axes, Axe Handles, Cooking Stoves. Bread Troughs, ore Scow, Cauldrons, Fire Brick, Lamps, ALSO. Powe ha Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gunny Bsge, Bage, Ferme : Cach in Government Tos "ELL, ted 5-84 Majorand 0.8.7 8. Us" ED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS Office of Assistant Quartermaster, Washington, D. C.. Lita 1, 1806. SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES. AUCTION £ Will be sold at et auction Danville, Va., on THURSDAY, the sth day of ch— Five ( cond-hand Locemetive Engines, 4 feet age; eylinders, 15x22; and weighing about 20 tons each. Two(2) Box Freight € 4 feet 8) inch gauge. eS Se 10 a. eae erms : Cash in Government funds. OBINSON. fe 1-eota Brevet Brig. Gen. A. Q. M. OF MEDICINES BELONGING TU THE Sitzprcal DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. Meptcat PoryEyor’s Orrice. Wasninetox, D.O., February 9, 1836. An auction sale of Valuable Medicines no longer xeqpired by the Medical Deparment U.S. Army, will be held in this city on THURSDAY, the first day of March next, a1 ceeding days, if necessa- Fy, at 0 o'clock a the Warehouses, located on seaictary Sans: ifth and E streets, back of the City H t The Medicines are in the original packages, and the attention of the trade is invited te this sale, a embrace the following principal art:- cles, viz : Sulphuric Ether, 100 Ibs.; Alcohol, 500 bottles; Compound Spirits of Ether, £0 Ibs. ; Simple Cerate. 1,000 Ibs.; Chloroform. 500 Ibs.; Fluid Extract of Buchn., 260 lbs.: Fluid Extract of Chichona. 900 lis. ; = Extract of Epicachuana, 250 lbs.; Fiuid Ex- barb. 250 | ‘Mass. Hydrarg. , 250 1b owder. 260 Ibs ; Ood Liver Oil, 1,000 1 hor Pills, 1.006 dozen; Compoand ¢ thai ills, 3.00 dozen; Opium Pills, 1,000 dozen; Todide of Potassium, 200 Ib: hubarb. 40 Ibe , Powdered Bhubarb. 260 lbs.;Syrupof Squill, 500 Ibs. ; Compound Spirits of Lavender, 5001bs. ; beside other articles. Upwards of sixty articles of the Materia Medica, = similar to the above, will be offered for tale. ‘atalogues containing a complete list with full particalars, will be ready by the 17th inst, Terms: Cash in Government funds. Five days will be allowed to purchasers in remov- ing their property. Surgeon U. 8. _fo 9-18 ae "OW B ‘OVERNMENT SALES. — SALE OF BESERVED HORSES, Quanrznm. R's Ovvicr, Wasurnaron, D,O-+ December 1s, 1046.4 juartermaster General of the Arm: Government Horses sow at Giesboro, D. sold to the highest bidders. will, therefore, take place at GIESBO- 0. D. €.. eoing es THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 14. 195. TUESDAY and THURS- DAY thereafter, until all are disposed of. A Boat will leave the Sixth-street wharf every —— the days of sale. * Horses have been carefully selected, and su) to ony heretofore offered for sale, nimals will be sold singly. les to commence at 10 o'cleck a. m. Terms—Cash in United States curr A Brevet Bri; tl EG IN, rev ier General in chasse de 12-tf iret Division, Q. M.G. 0, mnoue’s HAIR cones. barn Ht god zoR ing ually ring! back to its original color without the inconvenience at- ‘ing the ase of the dye. Sold by al druggists 78 cents per bottle. BXFORD’S MEDICATED GINGER BREAD 2 SUTHERLAND, » Meaical Parveyor OTE. NUTS, f rms ,junrivaled in efficacy and caliarly sdapted for children: beng eaien as 0D 0 For sale by druggists, Price 36 cents per box. jan 19-eoly rr oF Colgan DESPATCH, treet, m ennsylvania avenue, a ‘Wasuincton, January 29th, 1886. ms NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ‘he business of this Company will be closed and atter the et of February. te i = All persons pn) claims against tais Office will age e the same with proper vouchers before the of February 5 W. A. 8; BLANOK, Agent of the feb 2-t15 Hope Despatch Company. A 4anen STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, from nited States Government Hospital and Army jes, com! and Sdinen Tele Spreads, Linen Bed Spreade, ‘Woolen Blankets, Counterpanes Rubber Blankets, inen Roller Towels, Linen Sheets, oolen ys Linen Pillow Slips, Striped Bed Sacks, air Mattresses, Linen Bed Sacks, usk Mattresses, Pillow Ticks, Cotten Drawer Pemette “4 m Drawers, le le nit Dressing Gowns, Mosquito otting, pen Crash, ¥rench Furniture, Chintz Curtains, &., &c. This sale offers unusual inducements to parties wishing to purchase for housekeepii Payton rs ‘The above property will also be sold in quantities yayers who wish to sell again. Goods of all descriptions bought, sold, and ex- changed. ADAMBON & CO., Ninth street, fe2-tf one door north of Penn. avenue. DAMS EXPRESS GOMPA. APAMS EXOFFICE Sit PENWA AVENUE, BRANCH OFFIOE, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD’. GREAT EASTERN, NOBTHEEN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN . EXPRESS FORWARDERS. Merchandise, Money. and Valusbles of all kinds forwarded wi paach accessible sections of the poking = == - COLLECTION OF NOTES, DBAFTS, AND BILLS, Made ina accessible parts of the United States, ©. 0. DUNN, IBEMEN’S INSURA . F INGTON AND Gronoktown. ¥AS2 OFFIOE No. 1, over Bank of Washington. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837. CAPITAL............. 200,000 SURPLUS FUND. x 30,000 edt of all kinds insured for @ year or lees Builders’ rieks granted en the most favorable Hicies. JAMES ADAMS. President, Me e pon Pickrell, jeorgetown. » Of Georee enemas Parker, LEGAL NOTIOES, I eased, the executor af Spprobation ef the Orphans’ tei person deceased, and of the assets in hand same have been PHANS’ COURT, Feb. 2d, 1866. F COLepanta. Wasnincten Coun: B case of Jon. tor fhe ington ity aforesaid, &) thenth day of Febery, Ibe, eye ere vs deceased. ar fied to attend, (at the 0 4a fi haa ey, dec wi art Wash- et thet Ebay, ment and tion of the al of! jeceased noti: i Court of ‘Washington County aforesaid. )with thelr i lai roperly vouched, or may otherwise | law be e cfraed Yrom al! Bene fai maid deceased § tate: Ov! ce | Que a week for three weeks in the Evening Stas ‘est:—Z. C. ROBBINS, Register of Wille. tin wrence A. I and * 4 | della, administrators ef Hannah io Ws ker deces » the administrators afc with the apprebation of the @rphans ” inted Saturd: fo Washington county aforesaid, a) the 24th dey of February, 1866, Pte final wettle: ment and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the assets in hand. as far as the same have been collected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of said ed are notified to attend, (at the Rama f Washington County aforesaid,) with their Speaks A vouched, or they may otherwise be excluded from all benefit in said de- rovided acopy of this arder be week for three weeks in the Eve- Ding Star previous to the said a Test—Z. C. ROBBINS. fe2-lawSw* Register of Wills, RPHANS’ COURT FOR WASHINGT O . COUNTY. os In ee matter of the petition of Mary W. Rod- ird, ga jan to orphans of Ephraim B. Rod- estate. or ofr q id supe jan having this day reported the of part of Lot 12. Square 620, to Timothy Ro- v for fifteen cents per foot, it is this 30th day of January, A. D. 1866, Ordered, That said sale so re- Portedistand confirmed on the 34th day of Febru- ary next, if no objection be made thereto on or be- fore that day; provided a copy of this order be ublished in Ee Dal pred Star once a week for three weeks before said day. M. F. PURCELL, Judge of tl Grebaas. Court, A true copy—Test : Z. 0. ROBRING, fe 2-law3w* Register of Wilis. ORPHANS’ COURT, Jan. 20, 1856 —DistRicT oF CoLumpia, WasHineTon Oounty, To wit :—In the case of David Edes and Margaret Edes, execu- ters of William H. Edes, deceased, the executors aforesaid have. with the approbation of the Or- phans’ Court of Washington County aforesaid, a) pointed Tuesday. the 13th day of February next, fi the final settlement and distribution of the personal eutete of said deceased, and of the assets in far as and, as e same have been collected and turned inte money; when and where ail the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notifi ts at the Or- hans’ Conrt of W y aforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excinded from all benefit in said deceared’s estate : Provided a copy of this or- der be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the day. Test—Z. C. ROBBINS, ja 24-law3w* Register of Wills, HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subdscri- f berhas obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal es: tate of Charles B. Fiek, late of Washington City, “., deceased. All persons having claims against V deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit ‘th the vouchers thereof. to the eubseri- ae = a Ne md *he 27th day of Jannary next: they may otherwise, by iw be excluded from all benefit it Sree anace Dy bend thig 2th day of January, feb 6-1aw3w" mary £, STE HIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snb- ecriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County.in the District of Colum- bia, letters of administration on the personal estate of Patrick McNeal, late of Washington eity, D. €., deceased, All ‘persons having claims against said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before the 27thday of January next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from be remy the ae pe atth a € January, iven under my han is ay of Jannary, 866, Ga elawsw") JOHN FAGAN. FP UIs TS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of hington County, in the District of Columbia. letters of administration W. A.,on the personal es- tate of Mary Ann Clark, late of Georgetown, D.C., deceased, All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on of before the 16th day of January next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my band this 16th day of January, cl __M. ADLER. 522 SEVENTH STREET. 522 As the only importer of Worsted in this city, I am able to sell cheaper than any other establish- ment, and having a heavy stock of Berlin Worsted on hand,and asf am going \o Eurepe in two months to purchase another fine assortment of WORSTED TAPESTBY WORK and FANCY 600D3, should like to make my stock as small as possible, and from this day will sell BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR, 30 cents per ounce, HIGH COLOB ZEPHYB, 3 and 4 cents per ounce, GERMANTOWN ZEPHYR, % cents per ounce. Ladiet that would wish to make Afticans. La- dies’ and Children’s Hoods in all styles, sontags, Breakfast Shawls and Leggings, are res ‘u invited from Mrs. Ruppert, bong will take great pleasure in starting each pi ef work free of charge by buying the worsted at HR. RUPPERT’S FANCY TEMPLE, 13 Sw No. 522 7th st., bet. Dand EK. (cR0cKERY AND GLASSWARE." . ‘We would remind our friends and customers that our k of the mgd acne is kept com- plete at all seasons, and as we import our, goods direct can supply the best quality at! as low prices as medium grades are penalty, CUTLERY i he iting ATED Wa D of the best class. WEBB & BEVERIDGE : 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, ja 27-10" Seventh street. BOM PARIS.—Kluber—Droit des Gens. De Cussy—Dictionnaire da Diplomate et du Consul. du Droit Mari International, 2 vols. Felix et Demangest—Traite du Droit Inter- rive, 2 vols. Canchy—Droit Maritime termati Demenseh—Manuel Pratique au ulat. Moreuil—Manuel des its Con- and sal —Reglements Consulaires. De Martens—Gui lomatiques,2 vols. De Clercq— Formulaire des Chancelleries, 2 vols. Moreuil— Dictionnaire des Chancelleries,2 vols. W! Elements du Dreit International,’ vols. Wheat des Progres a_Dro! yea FEANOK TAYLOR.” noe T: Th COMPOUND SYRUP RABIC will be found a Sat plensent “One and ly remedy for Covexs, Oops, Moansz- A rl osrine cor. AND a AFFEC- OFT aT A UNG. ‘superior p arresting stubborn be Sppreciated | by most fatailies and physicians. Price cents per bettie, “Has been in constant use in our family for 5 i freaty veers. and with invariable success. I ‘think American Office, Bait. JOS. J. DOBBIN, ‘An attache of this office, long tronbl: saaecincr iaeas a eiaaes Wasa cos single bottle.— Bais. Clipper. us “Since I introduced it here. several ofour physi- cians are prescribing it with the best success.’” Rol-cotm™ " H. BUFF, Chemiets Postemouth. ABYLAND AGBRICULTUBAL OOLLEGE. The Second Session of the Goll and °66 of this mstitation will Sen a tee ee Pete Goll te and Pre jate ara 8 embrace @ fall course of eb? Cleseiogl Scientific instractien. tuition, washing, fuel, and lights $130 per fon of five months, payabie in advance, rane Conege i a ¢ miles north of Washington by ilroad or turnpi . For further particulars address N. B. WORTHINGTON, President Maryland Agricultural Coll ja ll-law3w Prince George county, Md. minieiering. the to a’ coca Wins Power of Attorns) ort andlord and" Notices, &6., &0. Legal advice given in ail ity bri \. Particular attention to the collecti el ta sed cinta ta general oc 3am CONOBNTERAT: Ti HEMBOLD’s MOcne ‘ED EXTRACT S CONCENTRATED EXTRA LMBOLD'S CONC HELMBOLD'S SAPABILLA ge Is the a Blood ee. ~ Both are pre; aeceordin, rules of Phar- and Chemistry, and are the most active that made. Re A 4 HAIR COLOR, ERSTOREE | zB to tts color, without the inconvenience at- tending ig ‘ mas te aso & dre. Sold by all druggists et Rae? MEDICATED tg hypey suaey 5 worms, unrivaled in efficacy, peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten as ap For sale by di ys te . [= by druggists. Priee 25 cents per box A Lance ASSORTMENT comp TRINWAY £80: rtanos. FARA 8 Fy e= Red at our Ware sed ne’ and ie 1A #39, T 5 Nth street, between Band F. “sneer ase ip CHM cr (pOVSSEMENT & | PROPOSALS. QF SURPLUS HARD eee i. Yo e wail be tecetved at 9 m., on WEDNESD ted, Satcabars aerog ths EXPRESS COMPANIES. | ApaMs EXPRESs CcoMPANY TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER BECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY 18 RAILROAD LINES. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD- On and after Monday oruary 120, two daily ag Eg gt FoR One w) . ¥ ii Gential Railroad trains to aud ios Richmenhs as oe mon’ follows GO0D HARD BREAD on hand at this Depot. ON, D. oO. MAIL TRAIN. ‘The Bread te in boxes of fifty (90) Bounds each. | —_W AS BN OR eee Sundayyated’ AX the Bread offered unéer this advertisement has am . a ve at Ly arg at 5.45 been carefully and thoroaghly inspected, cach bex | LEAVE.| BAILY AS FOLLOWS. | ARRIVE. Beare burg at Ta. m.-and arrive ot Wash- been amined, then recoop- ington at 6.3 p_m. no Pox allowed replseed which did aot | EXPRESS TRAIN. to the standard for issue to . No | #3 P.M. = ams Leave Washington daily (including Sunday) at ved for less than Loeb ys boxes. 7:30 P.M. | 6.05 p. m..and arrive at Lynchburg at 6 @ a. m without expense tothe rchaser, Now York and Washing dpe iH : aa aero emai tae . . u 7 "Payment reanired in Government funds on nott- | the Bast: Riimaten . Both (Fains make close connections at Lynchburg fication of acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed a P.M. and Newbern, N. 0.; 5: A.M. | for al ints South and Southwest, and et Wash- archasers te Femove Stores. Should navigation 6 “M19 Ohar! we | WWa.m. | y for North and Northwest. . e uring this time, ime 60 ‘iret clase Slceping Cars will be attached to the be considered. Pro; to be endorsed on the en- ‘kt trains, yelope, ‘Proposals for Hard Bread,” and addressed at it Toad is attractive. pot only for its comfort- Brevet Liewe, OM OMAS WILSO able accommodations. but for the fact that it passew yates Brovet Brig. Gen. Veluntecre, | 6: am Gringuena ; Revpatacnerk Cal” SALE oF HARD BREAD. Ht Pm. & PM Bietie interest in the popular sited gated ¥ Ovricx Drret Commissary, west may be had in Boston, New York, Ponlesets Besled Proposais:im duplicats, ‘will be reseived s Washington and'Alcxamdrics “mice of the road atthisoffice.an WEDNESDAYS and SATORDATS | 5.5) ‘ay siations on the aati Wit McCAPFRERTY of each week for all the surplus HARD Bi at | $30f v. oe. Espasylvania Central Pim. | _fee-tt General Superint ‘The Bread ts In boxes of fifty (60) pounds each, Pitted ALTIMORE AND OBI© BAILBOaD. i shi; 4 argh, Columbus.) - fine eN sees cc teceratemr tiered Ahem B cae eas perts without expense to the purchaser, ea} vr] Tetiqnapalis. | Gaire.tl @ bagee pes thonpand (SMahpoeeia et wee om) | Tae ville ft Louig Shie = ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND B ppp tzinent required on notification of acceptance of tnd Waanviilen MORE. ond WASHINTON AND THE WHET, wee ea bread."artadiremeg mm OF | $a y | isiWiaciecctaasis | § a | ay, FOR BALTIMORE ze P.M. S : _ a Mieletl "JAMES CUBBY, Col.and0.s.v. | 7300? ™ i} termediate porate. # FM: | Lave dally, except Sunday. ot 63, 7.90, and : Cumberland, and Waj ans Aigeeson oe FHHE*éBoup’s EXTRACT B UCHU. Ft r. ».|} | FOR ALL WAY STATIONS HELMBOLD’S BUCHU, HELMBOLD’S BUCHU. HELMBOLD'S BUCHU. For these diseares it is troly asovereign rem- edy, and too much cannot be said inits praise. A single dose has been kuown to relieve the most ur- gent symptoms. Are you troubled with that Gietreseing pein in e hips? A the small of the back and through th teaspoonful aday of Helmbold’s Buchn will relieve ou. ; PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE, I make no secrect of ingredients. Helmbold’s Extract Buchu is composed of Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper Berries. selected with great care, prepared in vacuo and according to rales of PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY, ‘These ingredients are known as the - bie Diuretics afforded. =r A DIURETIC fs that which acts upon the kidneys. HELMBOLD’s EXTRACT BUCHU ACTS GENTLY, is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all injurious Properties, and immediate in its action. aia THE SATISFACTION OF ALL, see Medical Properties contained in Dispensatory of the U.8.,of which the following is S correct copy: i E, Its odor trong, diffusive, and some- BB aan fae '@ bitter oh ra analogous to that of mint. it is given cme. * somplaiaty = the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, — ie b rei of the Bl Dre tone in the parts con ion. It has also been recommended in Dyspepsia. Chronic Bheumatism, Cutaneons A ffections, and Dropsy.”” FOR FURTHEB INFORMATION the Practice of Physic. See —s made by the celebrated Dr. Physic, Ofcee any ued ail Standard Works on Medicine, | ROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTU. as OHEMIST IN Tae Worey, I inted with H. T. Helm! pled the aren store opposite my resiaen An Wassuccesstulin conducting the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably impressed with his character and enterprise. . WEIGHTMAN, baie (Firm of Powers & Weightman ) Manufacturing Chemists Ninth and Brown Streets. Philadelphia. { From the Pitladeiohie Erening Bulletin, March We are gratified to hear of the continued success, in New York, of our townsman, Mr. H. T. Helm- bold, Druggist. His store, next to the Metropoli- tan Hotel. is 23 feet front, 230 feet deep, and five stories in heigh: It is certainly @ grand estab- lishment, and speaks favorably of the merit ef his articles. Heretains his office and laboratory in this city. which are also model establishments of their class, x forge The proprieter has been induced to make this statement from the fact that his remedies, although advertised, are GENUINE PREPARATIONS, And knowing that the intelligent refrain from using anything pertaining to Quackery, or the Patent Medicine order,—most of which are pre- red by self. led Doctors. who are too ignorant to read ® physician's simplest Brescription, much less competent te prepare Pharmaceutical prepar- ations, THESE PARTIES RESORT te various means of —oa tales, such as copyiny rts of advertisements of popular remedies ai Rnishing with certificates. ‘The Science of Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE and MAJESTIC, baving Fact for ite Basis, Indac- tion for ite Pillar, Trath alone for ite Capital. ve daily, Pe oy ly, except Sunday, at 6.20, 8. m., and Way-stations weet of $302» xg. |{ Gumberiand, "Mas; | FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS 7.30§ °° *|} Wheeling, & Parkers-’ JUNCTION. i \_ burg. Va. Zanesville,O } Leave at 6 and 6:23 a and at 2:30andé0p.m FOR ANNA 5 Leave at 6:20 and 7 te} Hi rE P. x.| } Annapolis - m. and 3 p.m. Mw te we | } Neriole, Forerces ort | trains te or from Annapolis on Sunday. ste roe,and City Point,Va. von Al Tmickemana : IMORE. eee || en | Roe” 3 leigh, Weldon,Greens- ~ le A A Tyt x bero, Salisbury. Char-}| 3: Pie Leave at 7:30 a.m. and Em —_ . ote, and Goldstora’,| | 6:07. M. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEsT. — ve daily, except Sunday, at 7.30 a. m. and 7:3 hattan a On Sunday at 7:30 p.m. only, connecting at Relay ille, Tennessee; A Station wit og NAIR Shear pen gee rene » Albany, Macon ani 7 to the Columbus, Ga; Ba- the Washington Station Ticket Ome me cr Kaas fanis. and Montgom- 5:15 4. Woll an at the new office in the Ameri- 8:80PM. Caine é 5:90?! M. ace Gk wtreria vane svomue, onsv Bos! ville, ton, Lynch- advertisement of Tham rise Set wasn, burg, and all stations Ww. 5 oa ‘H. Master of Transportation, on the Virginia and . General Ticket Tennesrsee Railway %-tf KOONTS, Agent, Washington, orricns: HROUGH LINE BETWBEN WASHINGTON 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANMA avaug, | 1 UPPuiabgUruiA SND NEW You. ™ sen Bee a NAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- < NA THON COMPANY. sina Se Neto, January 8. 1966, aston ail Ww. Trains between W. ew Youk are i Bow rum as follows, vir: FOR NEW YORE. ithout ch anit yy cally (exceptSu yy) at 72 a. a nD. FOR NEW XORK, changing cars at Philedel- menor rrcE AND BEPOT: MMERCIAL BUILDING, No.— Lonisiana ay, a between Ninth and Tenth street,” GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA, ; On peainoes eo * | ga hg OMlly (except Sunday) at 1135 8. m. and To and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, Rickmond, Peters- FOR PHILADELPRIA Leave daily ( Sunday) at 7:30 and 10-15 burg. Norfolk, Lynch Charleties- yt ®. Mig, Winchester Ly Salem, . plete SUNDAY. azzton, Lexingten, Sglem, A and Bristol, in Virginia; we for New York at 6:30 p.m. omy. Knoxville, Tennessee; Werden, Goldsboro’, Wil- spayier zuiledaleph ree m, only. mingten. Newbern. Raleigh. Greensboro @aily a Ad ‘On 8 Salisbury, snd Charlotte, N.C. Ing chr Tur only to Pl ausiaigancn, Wuints"and'renssoeg Bick | Boston, cane id a the ation Sth ginia . ‘wel. the day, as as at the new tn the Ai - raburg, Petersburg and Wel- z wel) mer, een. Wilmington and Weldon, *Xtlantio Tel uilding, Penusylvanta evenuo, et Ee lek Gen sobge Baltimore and Ghio Railroad advertisement te pm See. PITS, ase af trmmporcnee. Asrapidly as possible the Lines aud of L.M.OOLE, General Ticket Agent. the Company will be extended to other Btates,of | oo s.tt Gis. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. which dwe n bs racine ae gen sshington. — BEAT PENNEYLVABIA ROUTER ‘The tarii’ of eharges is based upen fair business G = s, principles, yielding a reasonable profit to the Com NORTH RAD WEET. y, without being oppressive to the public. U; his basis it confidently presents its claims for afair share of patronage, relying upon fite large capital and the character of cin an yg and agents for that ablic confidence essen! success. ni ‘A. CHAPMAN, Agent. FOUB DAILY TRAINS. de 18-1y WINTER SCHEDULE. nd after November 20th. 1865, trains will rap STEAMBOAT LINES, | ongea eas loose > Thal “STEAMSHIP vyoMpany To | EF Mail, Steamers com, a JOHN Sins et Backs Tie Fr i Eimira Exp B.O.K “GH, Capt. Morris, TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY, as RigBTAX Cort. rere =f Leaving Washington at 3:30 and 7.30 P.M every WADNESDAY apd SATUBDA SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS, foot of G street, Washington, TESDAY and FRIDAY, at7 a. reight recetved daily during LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. akg mira, Erie, or of cars between Baltimore, mi- tteburg. andria and 0: eee ht forwarded —— = oan EGAN RHINEWAKI & 00. Agents, | Office of the Great Pedneyitanis are ae rghcce gainte be fester ce hes tn, BOWEN, BBO. & 00., agent, "| opposite Willards’ Hotel, Washington. r 2 co ezanaria, Va. 2,8, DUBABE H. B. OROMWEL! ., Agents, = X street, New York, E. J. WILKIN: ae Eeliroat Passenger end et ie A WORD OF CAUTION, RIESEMAB—Protected by ~ Letters Pat. — ase Health is most important; and the afflicted should cD gent ugiend, snd eared the Impert SECBET DISEASES! SEORBT DIEBASRe, Tas ite contents or ingredients are know ether, | Ogtiege of Medicine, Vieuns. — Werldes the manufacturer, or until thoy areeatig: | qTfiegmat No. 1. is the effectual remedy for Belen, SAMABITAN’S GIFT! fied of the qualifications of the party so offering, yetem. Triesmar No. 2 has entirely superseded SAMARITAN’S GIFT! HELMBOLD’S the pascous ase of avis, Cudeds, Ripe a THE MOST OBETAIN REMEDY BEYER USED GENUINE PREPARATIONS. Bee aca Reocndasy Symptoms, thus, obvinting “Yes, A Positive Cure” for FLU UID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA the use of mercury and all other deleterious ingre- | GONOKRMG@A. GLEET, STRICTURES, ¢¢. Se, OVED ROSE WASH, | @ h preparation is $a is Seem of omeet Oentains no Mineral, no Balsam, me Mercury ed 16 years. : - n Freee by H. od HELMBOLD. = 9 ere, in tin cases, at 83 each, sgont eed conn ct 2 cir PRINCIPAL DEPOTS, Or four #8 caseein one for, $9. and in GY ensos, | | They are entirely, vogstsble; having we emeil not HELMBOLD’S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WABR- pag 2 vi , Sallamands, Boux, &o.: | ure the stomach hor hewsle of the mest ate. days, and recent cases 594 Broadway, New York. = polesale and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 CR iwenty four ." Prepared by a AND HELMBOLD 8 MEDICAL DEPOT, \ceeker street, New York. ofthe University of Ivania, one of 104 Bouth loth street, Bigetpe had tiss of 8. 0. FORD, No, 290 Pa.ave,, | cminent and Chemists of the present day t _30. 18-2 Philadelphia, Pa. | gorner 1ith sep: No EXTOSURE| NG TROUBLE, NO CRANGE WHATEVER. JAMES TOPHAM & 00.8 ame | 513 JON D. EDMOND B00. 51g | who nave, bexn gorged Fits Bale Once: PREMIUM 613 7th street, between D and B, Morears, 7 CC MARITAN'S GIFT, TRUNK, SADDLERY, BATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, Bent by. in o plain en * a5” ERS, BLACKSMITHS, HOU a8 oe D , HOUSEHOLD OD! BLOSD!: MILITARY BQ mT ee eTABDWARE cad OUtoeee SGROFULA, ULCERS, BokES sro MANUFACTORY, @utand Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shocs ang | TETTE! . _ BOLLS,” BYP: Nails, Basps, Files, Springs, Azies, EBNEREAL DISEASES. ac. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ae , Nuts and Washers, Anvile SAMARITANS ROOT AND B JUICED a7 5008 Bhovels, Pic , Axes, Bope, Gine, re SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Halt, ‘Where they continue to manufacture and have on sale a Jarge and fine assortment of TEUNES, VALISES, TEAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE OOVERs, MILITABY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVEESAGKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, 0 ae, ae, AT LOW PRICES. REPAIRING. Tranks, &¢., repaired promptly and thoronghiy. THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, stitute of Weahingten, B. O., in lay, sas SOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va., for FRANK MILLERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM HARNESS OIL, Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-19 FACTORY PRICES, ‘TROMTPONS SORAR® OTE =Px, 2 selene e's WRENS F Ooo . v. +s Ol York, and sold by 5 ‘abe. sad ie per bottle. "8 BALSAMIC TUBE.—This Begibeenaeraie yar inaaae es @l per dettle.” -ecly.a SBUYERE CHEESE AND 0! . hen be 7 Corser lith and F streets, MaRERTEEas goers ges SpHt Cane for chair all of which we offer CONFIDENTIAL. Youne MEN who have in secret habits which it them Gee 14-1 =H DESMOND & 00., Box 16: Poa Ofs\d by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner 11th stree O00! evenue. vas hg Decasnee sis path | nt of a in the Bi: 0} ANATOMY ve yy irregelariticnand sbatructions whet have | . ae ree Sstormis “ ‘ex- so man’ MATU ‘ 5 Mien chjor toed health ualess he ei ngalne humanity.) four of their most whenever an obstructi Paster aceese tients Beasts Me . "eaalbiy part FRANCK TAYLOR. PEAR Wa neta da in diet, no Ticonvenienee, and in taste and odor, action, and free fromf all inj — IVORY PEARL TooTH Pow. . for 1. Bg. preserv- ‘lively Gnovuailed. © coe T uh *»