Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1866, Page 4

-_— ned EVENING STAR. | | Affairs in Georgetown. | ofa Groxertown Counci_s.—In pursuance resolution passed at the last meeting, the | of Aldermen and Common Council met last evening at 7 o'clock. Board of Aidermen.—Present, Aldermen Go- | dey and Berry, Recorder Mathews in the chair. | Not having a quorum present, the was | unable to transact any business, and at eight | o'clock adjourned. | Common. Councit—The Chair laid before the | Board the Mayor’s message. with the resigna- tion of Mr. Waters, the water-tapper. Also, returning the bill for keeping in repair the Public bydrants of the town; which, with the petition of Caspar Bird, a communication of Samuel Cropley, declining the office of judge | of elections, and the bills of the Georgetown Courier were referred. Mr. Fowler, from the streets committee, re- ported a resolution prohibiting obstructions of improved streets: laid over. Mr. Edes, from the grievance committee, re- ported a resolution in favor of Richard Pettit; — r. Hyde, from the ways and means com- Mittee, reported XO printed copies of the re- port of the clerk of the Sinking Fund Commis- sioners. A rerolution for the removal of a gas it in West street was taken up, amended to include one in Dunbarton street, and adopted. The resolution fixing the salary of the phy- sician of the poor and workhouse, was laid © . Mr. Mitchell offered ——_ resolution rec- commending the citizens of Georgetown to sus- pend business on Thursday next, which was adopted. Adjourned. Town MerETInG.—Last night, upon the adjournment of the Common Council, a number of citizens assembled in the Coun- cil Chamber, and were called to order by J. ‘Thomas, Esq., President of the Council, who remarked that, having assembled for the pur- pore ef holding & town meeting, it was neces- rary to proceed at once to business; and on his Motion Mayor Addison was called to the chair, ani Themss Jeweil, Exq., was appointed sec- fear i The Président stated the object of the meet- img was preliminary to the devZonstration at Grover’s Theater, in Washington, on Thurs- day next, to endorse the policy of the Presi- dent of the United States. Capt. James Goddard, after a brief explan- atory introdue'ion, offered the following pre- amble and resviutions Whereas the time has arrived in the affairs ef our Government when the line should be drawn between the supporters of the national eoneervatiy ? plicy of Andrew Johnson, Pres- ident of the United States, and of the radical element, who seek to control the legislation of the « y.: Therefore be it , im (own meeting assembled, That we, coservative citizens of Georgetown, riet of Columbia, do most hearuly d will resointely maintain, the res- teration policy of the President of the United States, as enunciated in his Messages to the Congress of the United States, his speeches to pron peorecey and his numerous public and of- cial i dist feed Further, That we view his vetoof the Freedmes's Bureau bill as the crowning act of | his admini. a, eveucing the discernment of the ru man, having at heart the in- terest amd glory of the whole country. Mr. Mitchell rose to second the motioa to op* the resolutions, and announced that the te had sustained the President. {Ap- brief discussion of the language of the several gentlemen partic pated, exp & wish to declare their sent ments in the lamest language, the re-ol uti were unanimously adopted. On mwonor of J. Thomas, Esq., the Mayor was requested to suspend business on Thurs- Gay next, sed attend the meeting at Grover's Theatre. Mr. State moved that the citizens be request- ed to me“: in front of the Town Hallion Thurs- day at tbo'clock a. m., to proceed in @ body to the demousiration at Grover’s Theatre; azreed Ru s to. Mr. % J. Soper was called upon to address | the meeting, and baving anticipated such a | call, avd made a hasty preparation, took ie tion # the President's table and addressed the meeth.¢ for about tifteen minutes in astyle that elicited hearty applause. Or motion, the papers represented at the meé ing, were requested to publish the pro- cretings, and the meeting adjourned with three cheers for President Johnson. Tue Canav.—The business apon the line of the canal is confined altogether to repairing and improving the various works of the coal cempanies and mills, as well as the canal itself. The water has been drawn off, and the mulls ar jent, but laborers are engaged in | removing the mud banks which have accu- mulated at the mills and coal derricks, and in Jeveling the footwalks. The water was drawn off last Saturday, because of a new breach at | the feeder, nearly as bad as the one first re- | paired, aud which bas carried out a part of j the new work. The feeder is about four miles | from Georgetown, and is about half a mile in length, and, unfortunately, is so located that during a freshet it is required to stand tae | foree of the current carrying the floating ice, j and in high water the immense steady pres- suie of the river, and it is not surprising that a | breach should occur there at this season. The | water wiil not be let in again until the first of March, when it will be let in at Cumberland, | to reeume navigation the entire length of the canal. The prospects at Cumberland are in } favor of a very rps Mopar trade during the | approaching season he boatmen are active. | Yy eveaged in preparing for the trade, and quite a number of boats are building. Gkanp Larceny.—Thomas Armstrong, ne- ETO, was arrested yesterday by officer Harry for stealing a beef belonging to Lucas & Cor- coran, of Washington, and taken before Justice Buckey. It appeared that on Saturday night the beef was slaughtered on Mr. Joseph Weav- er’s farm, near the Chain Bridge, and the head | and hide left there. The meat was carried #way and was tracked by the blood to the house of Thomas Armstrong, on the Chain | Bridge rexd. Officer Harry found a part of the | ee ‘ Arm s sat Se house and arrested him, when be confessed participating in the stane™ ter. and told where <ngthor rector the meat | was concealed which was recovered. Arm- strong said that Robert Sprague and John | Clark, negroes, were concerned with him, and that James Brown, a white man, received a quarter of the beef. This morning officer Harry | arrested them also, and they are held at the | station houre fora farther hearing. respondent of the Herald at Augusta, Maine, writes as follows: Malt liquors and whiskey seem to be ®he prevalent beverages. Hun- | dreds of young men are addicted to the habit ottppling. A stranger would not suppose | we had 2 stringent prohibitory law on our statute book, but we have; yet itis not en- forced, save in a few instances. We have sadly gone back since the days of the Maine | Lawand Neal Dow. Groggeries are in fall | blast, and the most lucrative part of the apothe- cary business is the compounding of villainous —_— of tangletoot whiskey, &c. Even is of twelve and fourteen toss off their glass fale with as much gusto as old soakers of | fifty imbibe their favorite poison. ——— #7 Ladje« are affecting colored kids for full | arces, sorcsially javender. mauve and yellow. bodrder at one of our city boarding on being asked how they lived there, that the hash wus rather doubtful, but the.icef was “bully.” This dubious compli- men: failed to attract a new boarder. 7An exchenge asks if the poor girls Goy- erner_Andrew sent to Washington Territory are joie sold, like Circassian beauties, by the weight and piumpness W® suppose not. Wein they will be sold at jiquid meas ure— so Tene per cal #7 A. eontagion has braken out in the bee- heves.ofsertain districts in France. A distinct < of Uz uroria fastens on the bee, and multi- aes Oe Bis body with such rapidity that death enaees ina few hours. &@ A «aretch” in London has the tails othis | pork = Gove up to look like a jady’s waterfall Whea dv. ves in the park. &I~The perple ot Columbus, Ga..are raising money @ monument & ihe Confederates who ‘ei in the war. 87° The wishows in Ladia are growing sensi- ble. They ave beginning to marry again m- stead of buriug themselves on the funeral Piles of their deceased sponses. The innova- Hon has caused 2 profound sensation. B7 The Round Tible hears of as heme for an English opera enterprise in N York, in ewhich resident artists will participate. Eich- berg’s “Doctor of Alcantara” ic ia rehearsal for the purpose 7 Maximilian hax rated nix $7,000 per day Se ee Sg | Twe Way they Deink iy MarIne.—A cor- | | } own salary to | ls very desirable, | Men, just A superior TOILE”, $o,, prepared from refined Vecrtast® O-:s in combination with GLYCERINS and especsally designed for the ure of Lavixs, and for the Nonseny. Its perfume is exquisite, and its washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all dr SURELY, fe 9-eoly SUCCESSFULLY. SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING every case of Kinwry Disaasy, RueuMatisM, Graver, Unixany Disonvers, Weaxnuss and Pains in the Back, Famare Comriaints and Trovexys arising from Excessks OF ANY KIND. COME, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD & New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURBLEIGH & BOGEBS, Wholesale Draggists, Boston, Mass General Agents feb 10-ly 3 KE SICILIAN HAIR RE- HALL’S VEGETABLE Sh Renews the Hair. ** Vi: pie Sicitias Hate Renewer HS veteran bic to tes original colsr. © Vv TABLE Siciian Hain Renewer eens Soo hair from falling off. RTABLE Sicitiaw Hain ReNEWER jakes the hair soft and glossy. ETABLE Sicittan Hain Renew: Har’s Vereen sie the ee Hatu’s Siciztaw VEGETABLE Harn Renewer Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever presented to the public Price $1, For sale by all druggist. ja %-Taly ena TEs GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND, Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the eonn- try, after having beon proved by the test of elev ears, in the New England States, whore its meri ave become as well Known aa the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtues, THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES Sore Threat. Colds, Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood d Pulmonary Affections generally. It is le Remedy for Kidpey Compl: a 8, Difficulty Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other Complaints. Give it atrial if you would learn the value of agood and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and snre. bes by Druggisis and Dealers in Medicine gen- erally. GEO. W. SWETT, M. D 223m .» Proprietor, jan Boston, Maas, A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, JARED'S EMAIL or. PAKIS FOR THE This secret of beautifying the skin being only known to JULES JARED, he honorably states that itdifers from all other preparations, herag scientifically composed from plants and harmless guns, which produce the most brilliant complexion giving a soft, even texture to the skin, like that of &n infan Jared's “Email de Paris” cleanses the pores from those unsightly bigck worm specks and small rticles which sive nees to the complexion, id by cleansing pi healthful glow. tet: after afew w it happily, all rears, frecklee ane pimples. peclally successful in eradicating the marks | atl-pox. Jared's Email de Pa expecially indorsed by Mile. Vestvali, Lucille Western. Mra. DP, Bowers, Mrs. Kinma Wailer. and many bvlies in Private I:fe, whose cemmendatory letters. for ob- Vicus reasons, exnnot be publisted Jared's EB Ford's epot, Druggista, Per! n be obtained at ad of all first-clase nd Coiflenrs, ja 13-e03m Ly ‘fu A SUPERIOR REMEDY, We can conscientiously recommend to thore aut fering trom a distressing cough. Vit. STi! LA *S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM It ci ¥es relief almost instantaneous, and is withal net disagreeable to the taste. There is no dunbdt but the Meilifuous Cough Balsam is oue of the beet preparations in use, and is all that ite propri- etorclaims torit. We ve tried it during the nd found re! from a most distri a cough, prepared by Pr. Strickinnd, No. 13) Bycamere street. Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Fuggiste. Sold by J. W.NAIRN & OO. also at WAITE’S Drog Store, and CHAS. CHRISTI- ae Pa. svenne and 502 Ninth street eo TO DYE EASY MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash,nestain. notrouble. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed in public, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber candoit, by using THE VENETIAN DYE. St does not rub off or make the Hair appear dusty or lead, but imparts new life aud lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 75 cents. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, N.Y. DEMAS BABNES & CO., New York, Wholesale Acents. my 16-euly SECRET DISEASES. Bamaxizan’s Givtis the most certato, sate and effectual remedy—indeed. the only vegetable remedy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and re- cent cases in twenty-four hours. Ne mineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a 1d: to these who do ee to be exposed. packages, §2: fe- SaMARivan’s Roov anp Henn Joices—A positive Pay eg Sy gd SE res, . ret rs, &e. ice lee for 64. Bold by 8.0 Fora. Bes TWO-BAD QASES OF PILES CURED BY DB TRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. . Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for the benefit ho suffer with: hastheen S9PPI GS, “End'hfs broihor was discherned “rom the arty a4 incurable, (he being quite para- ere curt * on ie Ci "| PILE REMEDY. The recomuieniation of these gentlemen, desi ily testimonials received “Dr. Stricklan ight to convince those suiffer- ing that the most upeveied chronic cases of Piles are cured by’Dr. Strickland’s Pile Remedy, It is NAIEW 2 CO Cuns Hier ent, Sar BY ee 3 I, 37 4 avenne and 50% Niuth street. comely" COLGATE’S HONEY SOAP. This celebrated Toit Soar, in such untversal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is miid and emollient in its nature,-frasrantly scented and extremely beneAcial in its actioti upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goode Dealors, jan %-coly_ MAZRIAGE AND CELIBAC An Eeeay of Warning and Instractien, for Young biished by the Howard Association, Audrese Dr 3 SKILLIN HOUGHTON hee ir ° ow! Aseoelation, Philadelphia. Pe OM eae And ose WHEATON ITCH GIN SHENT ase - It Sait Bheum Ouiltbladn Uleers, and all i wpei weet ine ins. 5 ruption Sold by all Dra J.B. mar 28-ly EDUCATIONAL. ARYLAND AGBICULTUBAL COLLEGE. The Secend Session of the College Term of 1365 and 66 of this institution will open on the Ist February. The llogtate and Pre tory Departments ® full course of English, Classical, and embrace Beientitic instruction. joard, tuition, washing, fuel, and lights $120 Deze saton of t 8 mor the, payabie in advance, je ih ache nn ge ie miles north of Washington by For further particulars address President Maryland Agvicnitusu Ootioeg ry! ric county, gf inte Tuatitution opens on ns ‘he number of i) fi vcectene pup! foie 80 limi tly meri e ond cies ty cipal’ bookstores of thls city, srreagont gee BTID: cipal, B. PARSONS, 'T. TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The duties of a be resumed 4 of iis in- SLUTS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE fe k nem 's Practice of Medivina: new waieloa. < ee | comer er peor J the Fingers snd Tees. Or Stimulants and Narcotics. hwadent Ang La y omens cotice. Braithwaite’ TERESTING TO LADIES! | hal EMBROIDERY STAMPING!: Every Kind in yariety; superior to any- thing Renctotere offered in this city. Please favor ue with « fe ia FRANCK TAYLOR. SHANGTON Di ‘ (p28 eu CHEESE AnD J 7 wie ING OOMPANT OraMP 7 fe pam ONEBSS. fe 13-kw* S22 F st., betwoen j0th and 11th sts. —— " Garner bith oon p tnie, FOP SKIRT MANURACTORY 49 Leainene MPORTANT TO CADIS AND GEN YL ijt street, bet ‘aad M, Washington Det abe meason for taxhiornble partic ste | Bore Lionataaly on jase guaeands te coder hint Foe ot ane. welicoss SS ane te the tliceof tht class Wave Tapo Haop ‘Skirts, of every style, Dt it state. sce archas” and fine PERPUMERY, HAIR WORK, ae. tc isot | “peihemdsixe. Skirtealtered and repaired: ahem oe A NOBLE LIFE, By the author of John Hall near avenue. iy au! It be al to state, that the finest HAIR- | 21 DY wie tors, by Mrs. DRESSING. in the latest styls, ia done at the above i elt; nowel” atl a Million eetablishment. Madame Demongeot will give per- Edwards. Dootittie’s Social sttention. at ber Hair-dreaaii im, se Eatate. by An- sbove wentic ‘All csdere for 2vt-door will be petended promptly 30> tn FRANCK TAYLORS i Pokal ' | COLGATES AROMAT’ © vegrTaBLE SOAP STEADILY | of all who suffer with the Piles, thaphe 1 ~~ AUCTION SALES. PR te 2 Re @jALE OF covERaayS. BUILDINGE AND yA Quarierm « ice, Obuef Quartermancion, D. C., February 13. i { lic wuctiou, ou the premines, amiay the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moere. A. .,08 MONDAY, Febra- ary 26, 1866.nt 12 o'clock. m,. the folowing de- sc’ ibed Government Buildings ani Fencing. sita- ated at the Sree beng es, norts of, and near ae — ita feck feet ores ie 5 y Bunk Room. 12 by 20 feet Office. 17 by 20 feet Tack, 16 by £8 feet | chen. 12 by 16 feet Store and Mess Room, ié by 22 feet Building, 8 by 9 feet 1) Builliog,4 by 4 feet 12) Sheds, each 14 by 9 feet 0 (2) Sheds, 14 b = ot ‘anary. 24 by 170 fect Three (3/Cross fences, % feet long, 8 feet high Two (2) rors fences, 69 feet long, b's feet high. The buildings will be weld singly. and must be removed by the purehaser within fifteen days from “Terms: Gash, in Government fand E : nt fands. aaicsinny HuRUOKER, | . Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, fe 19-6¢ sie esr ns Depot of Vashington. SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER | Ss STORES, GRAIN AND BALE ACES. of Washington, ark aster’ of Wasktnsion, el eer eminaion, B.C. Feurnary 1s 1886. Win be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. G.C. Lee, A.Q.M.. at Sixth-street wharf, Washington, D’ ©. on THURSDAY, March 1, 1846. at lo cleck a lot of condemned Quartermaster Stores, ca Dg of— Inkstande, Ruling Pens. Chairs, Letter Presses, Tables, Augers, Axes, Beds. Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Barrels, Canvas, Chests, Lamps, Lan- terns, Stover, &c. ALSO. 12,700 potnds of Corn, 18,000 Grain S2cks, 2,70 pounds Manilla Rope. ‘The stores must be removed by the purchasers within five days from date of sale Terms cash, in Government fu — . RUCKER, ‘t Maj. Gen. and Chief rtermaster, ani Depot of W ington,” @jALE OF CONDEMNED | United States Army. TE TELE- CRAPR MATERIAL, ee. : hich Quartermaster’s ce, pot of Washington vt Washington, D. C., February 12, 1366. Will be seld at public auction, under the direc- tien of Brevet LieutenantColone! James M. Moore, A.Q.M.. at Warehouce No.3. on New York ave: nue, between 18th and 19th street, Washingtoa, D, ©, on FRIDAY, February 23, 1833, at 10 o'clock a. m., a large lot of Condetmped Quartermaster Stores, &c.. consisting of— . Buckets, Boilers, Cots. Oauldrons, Kettles. Pans, Stoves, Shovels. Chairs, Chesta, Desks. Wardrobes, OI QUAR’ STORES STrast PNOCINT Lounges, Letter Presses, Spittoons, Tables, Win" dow Shades, Doors, Window Frames, Angurs, Chisele, Files, Hatchets, Hammers. Saws, Wheel? barrows, stones. Fire hove. 4, Pan Hing, arrels. Gas Genernt Rope, n Busine. complete, Wefanaing ts Washing Machine. tc, together with a lot o ee ELEGRAPHIC MATERIAL, | consisting of 83 Reel Barrows, 40 Signal Chesta, 43 Wire Keele. 115 Reel Stands, 29 Gears for do.y 40 Reel Handles ¢9 Straps for Keel Barrows The Stores must be removed by the purchasers within five =r oes cate of arn a Uash, in Government funda. = : H RUOKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermuster, feiz it 7 Depot of Washington, pesrire Bs direction of Brev LE. Maj.Gen A.B. Dyer, Chief the following CE AND ORDNANCE S$ on DAY, Feb. ERRY, WEST V 5 tobe Wrong it ‘Ir flume; 1 large Tarning Lathe Fer Mill, with Machinery, Furnaces. wheel, Shafting, Rollers. tiange ra complete, 16.40 Brick, more or less; $4 Oast iron Columns. (new,) 70 Cast-iron Window Frames; 8 Anvil Blocks, (cast;) 1.2% Joslyn Jarbines, with ap- pendaces complete. (new; ) 320 Starr's do., with ap pendages, new and complet 160 Barnside's Carbines; N.C_O. Swords, together With about 1.000 rete Horse Equipments for Cav- airy.including Bridles, Saddivs. Baddle-blankets, Halters, &c. Also, large quantities o' aud Infantry Accoutrements, Appendages for Small Armes, and Tools of various kinds, &c., &e. One large let of finely dre sed Granite Stone. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and continue from day to day until all is sold. Terms cash. in Government fands. D.J. YOUNG. Ordnance Agent. JOHN KOONCE, Auctioneor. ‘s Ferry, Feb. 10, 18%. fe 15-10t MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE iy Cavalry Mepicar Purveyor’s Orrice, Wasuinctox, D.C., February 9, 18%. An auction sale of Valuable Medicines no longer be ee by the Medical Department, U. 8. Army, will be held in this city on THURSD. day ef March next, id succeeding a Ty, at Wo'clock a. m.. at the Warehont on Judiciary Square, Fifth and E street the City Hall The Medicines are in the original package the attention of the trade is inyited te thi which will embrace the following principal cles viz Sulphuric ber, 500 Ibs.; Alcohol. 500 bottles; Compound $ 's of Ether, £00 lbs. : Simple Cerate, 1.000 Ib hloroform. 500 Ibs., Fluid Extract o' Buchn, 200 Ibs. ; Fluid Extract of Chich Fluid Extract of Epicachuana, 20 Ib: tract of Khubarb, 250 ips.; Mass. Hyd er's Powder, 260 lbs ; Ood Liver Oil, tles; Oxmphor Pills, 1,000 dozen: Compoand thartic Ville, 3 00 dozen; Opium Pills, 1,000 dozen; lodide of Potassium, 200 Ibs.; Rhubarb. 500 Ibs Powdered Bhobarb. 250 Ibs; Syrup of Squill, 600 Ius.; Compound Spirits of Lavender, 600 lbs. ; beside other articl r xty articles of the Materia Medica, to the above, will be offered for Catalogues containing a complete list with full particulars, will be ready by the 17th inst, Terms : Cash in Government funds. Five daye will be allowed to purchasers in remov- r rty. ee or ©. SUTHERLAND, A.. Medica! Purveyor. BOTELER, Ju. Aout. AL CLOTHING, HOSPIT ING, Mepieat Pur Wasmixeton. D.C Anextensive sule of Hospital &c., entirely new, and in the original bales, will be held in th the Jul Square Warehouses, Fifth and E streets, bac City Hall.en THURSDAY, the 8th day of March next.-at.70 o'clock a m. The foliowing articles eal for wale, Viz: The attention iscalled to thi * to suit both Terms: Cush, in Government fands. _ ae USHERLAND, . eon” ‘urveyor, U. 8. A. _O. W. BOTELEN, Jr.r Auctioneer.’ fe 13 QALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTE. Ss STURES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. 4 Chief Quartermaster’s Ofice, Depot = Washwngton. Be. Fi . Will be sold at public anctien,; at ALEXAN- DRIA.VA.. under the difection of Brevet Lie: Jolonel JG. 0. Lee. A.Q. M., DAY. February 27, 1956. at 10 o'clock a.m. lot of Condemned QUARTERMASTER §' consisting of— - Drilis, Adves, Angers, Vises, Bits, Broadaxes, cht Hammers, Grindstones#Saws. Squares, uives, Burring, Folding. Grooving, Tarn- Wiring, and Tire Ronding Machines, Corn Mille, Barr Mihi stones, Printing Press, with Type and Fent, Hand Trucks, Hay Cutters, Hay Press, Corn Sheller, Fanning Mills. Tents, Axes, Chairs. Stoves, Ovens, Cota. Canidrons, Ox Yokes, ains, Harness, Sadiles, Halters, Wagon Covers, Buckets, Drugs and Paints, Horee Medicines. Ham: B. 8, Bellows, Shovels, Hose, Hind Sail, Pau- Soda Fountain. Barrels, Window and ‘Door rames Doors, Ladders, Window Sash, Anchor, Sugar Mill Brooms. Portable Forges, 9 Ambulan- cea. 6 Spring Wagons 2 Medical jagons, 1 One- horse Wagon. Rope, Glass, Iron, Copper, Lead, Lead Pipe, Cylinder Brick, &c. rs by the purchaser ‘The Stores must be removed within five days from day of sale. Te in Government funds. D.H. RUCKER, Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, fo6-18t Depot of Washine ts QALK OF SERVICEABLE AND DAMAG Ss HOSPITAL PROPERTY, gee noe meta jary streets, in this city, ; the 23d of February, at 10 0’cl. 4. m..a quantity of Serviceable and Damaged Wee ing, Clothing and ‘A I pital Be » ‘mantity of Hair Mattresses will be sold. Terme—Cash in Government funds. Purchasers will be allowed 48 hours to Furniture, rei Cc. SUTHERLAND, ~ Surgeon U.8.A., Med. Pur. ABD. es, N. a. mien, 10S: or THE Oftice No. 611 Sth street west, near Foams aces would respocetelly inform his friends and b= lic generally that ke is now attending to all legal ness, Buch as administering the Amnes! , oe sre of Attain! Enatfond way ‘ower of . [01 Legal edviceo ‘ills, Notices, &c., &o. given in all its 4&7 Particular attention peta to the collect: _ebts and claims in general. ve 36-4m” JEROME'S HAIR COLOR BESTORER retaining and gradually bringing back the == — —: wow the incomvenionce at- use . Bold druggists poo per bottle. a dye. 7 a Rares MEDICATED GINGER BREAD » for aled in efficacy posaliarly adapted for ghildren, boteg a tae anne Fi sale by & eieech? reasiats, Price 25 cents per box, FOE NOX-BETENTION OR INOONTINENOR of urine, i: @ urine, erties flammat fon, the bi lands, sto “5 POI8% Food BETRACT ROSH Ee ELMBOLD’s FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU ts FD pleasent Tn tasts una Sere ome their property, felvtan rower action PROPOSALS. ()FFICE DEPOT COMMISSABY OF SUBSIST Wasnrxctox. D. O., Febraary ig, 1855, PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. Sealed Proposals are invited until MONDAY, Febrnary 2%. 1866, 12 o'cleck m., for fa ng the Subsistence Department with ONE THOUSAND (1,000) BARRELS OF FLOUR. The Proposals will be for what is known at this Depot as s. 1 and 2, (50) barrels of each grai and bids will be entertained for any quantity | than the whole. Bide must be in duplicate, and for each grade on separate shects of paper he delivery of the Flour to commence within | five days from the opening of the bids, and must be delivered in such quantities, daily, a8 the Govern- ment may direct, either he Government ware- heuse in Georgetown, at the wharves, or railroad depot in Washington. D. ‘he delivery of all Flonr awarded to be com- Rea ie twenty days from the aeceptance of e bid. Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in new oak barrels, head lined. Payments w.1l be mace in euch funds as the Gov- ernment may have for disburs-ment. The usual Government inspection will be made just before the Flour is recetved, and none will be accepted which is not fresh ground, and of a supe- rior quality. Goverument reserves the right to reject any bid for any cause, Bide to be addressed to the under- signed, No. 223 G street, indorsed * Pro) for Flour.” E. T. BRIDG fe 16-F .M,W.F, et Major, 0.3 V SALE OF GOVERNMENT WooD. He riers Department of Washington, } a ae er the Ties Gomer, i (Corner Bhi, street and Pennsylvania avenue.) ‘ashington, D. C., February 8, 1836 | By direction of the Quartermaster General of the sales will be made in this cit and Alexandria. Virginia, commenciag THI DAY, of (20.000) Twenty Thousand Cords of Wood, in barge Som Oue-natter of Pogen ——— cords, to any and ail persons desi yurchase, ald wood is thoroughiy seasoned “of gud cant: ity, and is mixed in the proportion of about two- thirds Pine and ene third Oak. and will be sold at the rate of ( $6) six dollars per cord, at the Govern- ment Wood Yard. on Maryland avenue, ia rear of the Smithsonian Institute. at 14th street Park, near Bridge, in Washington. and Kendall Green. (1) one rae yeirress the rer nye Ly = epoch and at the rate of ($5) five dollars per ord at the Governtidht Wood Yard. one cight®, of a mile north of Alexandria. on th: WV asuington and Alexandria Railread. ayments; rn the Washington Yard ce hours at this office, ard upon Alexa: Yards from Brevet Major James @leason, Q. M., on the premises, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 12 o clock noon Arrangements have beea made for the prompt delivery of the wood to any part ef Washington and Alexandria at the rate of ($1) one dollar per cerd, ard to any part of Georgetown at ( 21 25) one dollar and twenty-five cents per cord, in addition to above rates. Lage gee 72 zegeires bap deena tr rea = ¢ Yard within five days from date of order, = . LODINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, _fe 8.18t Department of Washington. P ®oPosats FOR ICE. eropeanis will be received until 11 o'clock a, m., of SATURDAY, February 2th, for furnishing and delivering to the Department ef the Interior. and the Bureaus and Offices thereof, the requisite — supply of Ice for one year, from and after the 15th bert of March, 1546. he article delivered must be equal tothe quali- ty of Northern Ice sold in thie market, and the euc- cessful bidder will be required to enter into acon- tract with sufficient security, within tem days after the award Proposals should state the price per pound, and 1 be considered as are made by par such only ties whe have proper faciliti They should be addre of the Interior,xand endorse . JO R GOODWIN, fe 15.20.22 uperinten ent of the Building. FFICE. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES, Wastinc ton, D.C., Fetroary 16, 1865. Proposals will be received at this office until SATURDAY. the 2ith of Febrnary, 181, at 12 oUock M., for furnishing a daily supply of best qpality of NORTHERN ICK, for the nse of the ouse of Representatives, until the first day of January, 1697 rs No bids will be considered from parties who are Lot personally known. unless accompanied by sufficient guarantee of their responsibility, a1 ful bidder will be required to give Recu- rity for the faithful performance of the contract. reponse, should be endorsed “Proposals for ice,” and addressed io : EDWARD McPHERSON, fel7-4t Clerk House Representatives. [Chronicle and Republican please copy. } ‘OV ENT SALE OF SURPLUS BARD GovERNa ‘ALE 0 us Svuesisgence, Orvice. U8. A, ©. S Sovtm Gay Street, Bartimore, Mo., January 31, 196. Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at thir office daily. and opened at 12 o'clock m., on WEDNESDAYS and SsTURDAYS during ‘the month of ope for the purchase of surplus GOOD HARD BREAD on hand at this Depot. The Bread isin boxes of fifty (60) pounds each. All the Bread offered under this advertisement has been carefully and thoroughly inspected, each bex having been opened, examined. and then recoop- ered 1d no box allowed replaced which did not com to the standard for issne to trpops. No Dro) is received for less than twenty (20) boxes, ‘ure e8 will be delivered o« board of transports without expense to the Rarchaser. i heaped required in Government funds en noti- fication of acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed Parcbacers to remove stores. Should pavigation ¢ closed during this time, the time so lost will not be considered. Fro) ae to be sadorsed -_ the en- yelope, “Proposals for Hard Bread.” and addressed to THOMAS WILSON, Brevet Lient. Col. and 0. S..U.8. A., Ja 31-tfec7 Brevet Brig. Gen Volunteers. SALE OF HARB BREAD, Ovricr Deret Commissary, : Fort Monkor. Va., Dec. 13, 1568. Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will he received at this office,on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS | of ach week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at his Depot. Tie Bread fa In boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, end in good shipping order. All purchases will be delivered on board of trans- ports without expense to the purchaser, No proposals receive! for fees than twenty (20) boxes, one thonsand (1,000) pounds, Payment required on notification of acceptance of bid in Government funds. Propesals shonld be endorsed “Proposals for Hard Bread,” and addressed to de 14-tf JAMES CURRY, Col.and 0.8. V. TRUNK, SADDLERY, AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFAOTORY, WHOLESALB AND RETAIB, mw 500 SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Halt, Where they centinne to marnfadture and have on sale a large aud fine assortment ef TEUNES, VALISES, TBAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE OOVEEE, MILITABY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, HAVEBSACES, WHIPs, BITS, SPURS, JAMKS TOPHAM & 00.8 PREMIUM RBEPATRING. Tranks, &0., repaired promptly and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of October Sist, 1864; also, the highest Premium, @ bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ stitute of Washington, B. O.,im 1a, = SOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Ve., for FEANK MILLER’S CELEBRATED PREMIEM HARNESS OIL. Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-ly FACTORY PRICES, IOTOB BECKEB, PIANO TUNEE AND REGULATOR, FR Esta BLIsHED IN 1885. Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of Jobn . Ellis, Eeq., and known as Tunor for Chickering & Sons, DEM y 2 OTOOLE'S, Engra ~~ and, Sta- PSEY & vers toners, &c., 326 Pa. av., bet. sth and 10th sta, F. C. REICHENBACH’S Piano Rooms, no 22-3m 496 lith street. near Pa. avenue "TT somrecns POMADE OPTIEM — For im arting a rich gloss and exquisite perfume to the Hair, is far seyertor to any other omade, ex: tant. Prepared ye. o. WELLS & 00., New Fork, and sold by all Druggiste, Price Se. and 750 per ie. Hoses BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old og ty ad raitaple remedy for Se- ore ies, is for sale ruggiste. Sl per dettle.” . jae ae Fy2t™2oLp's CONORNTRATED EXTBACT Is the Great Diuretic. HELMBOLD’S CONCENTRATE! A SARSAPABILLA 2 aaEey ds the Great Blood Purifer. Both ore hrepared according to the rules of Phar- macy and Chemistry, and are the moet active that oan be made. ne NFEEBLED AND DELIOATE OONSTITU- E THORS of ire RiL uno De X- TRA * ve brisk and energotio Soelings, and enable you to sleep weil, Bo ~ EXPRESS MPANIES. RAILROAD LINES, ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY FIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OF FICE OF THE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON. LEAVY, | AILY AS FOLLOWS. | amnive. | | | | wn, arrie- burg, Chamibersborg, and (ar! He Buffalo, Riages Falls. and the Canadas... Way stations on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad... - * Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cincinnati &Cheveland Indianapolis, Catro, Chicago, Petreit,Louis ville, 8t. Louis, Vicks burg, Memphis $3 vom 33. 7.30 > tr. ™. : Frederick. Harper sFe 3:30 tr ae | 3 F. ry Winchester, and i termediate pointe... }°etatione and a) stations between Bi 5:30. 3304 P- t Eat and Cumberland 3:30 \_ barg.Va #5 x] JAnnapotia 3 Norfolk, Fortress Mon 7Ste =} roe,and City Point, Va. and Peters anville, Ra- T: A.M. 8:0 P.M. a, Al Columbus, Ga ; faula and Montgom- ery, Ala.; Warrevton, Gulpepe Orange Gur- donsville, | = on ee KA > OFFICES: 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, no 24-tf NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- TLON COMPANY. OFFICE AND DEPOT: Di ERCIAL LULLDING comm between Ninth and Teut This Company {s now prepared to dos GENERAL EXPIESS AND TRANSPORTA- ‘ TION BUSINESS a To and from New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters- burg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, Charlottes- Winchester. Harrisonburgh, Staunton, Lexingten, Salem, and Bristol, in Virginia Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro’, Wil- mingten. Newbern. Raleigh. Greensboro’, Salisbury, and Charlotte, N.C ‘and te and from All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, Vir- givia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich- mond aud Petersburg, Petersburg and Wel- . Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic “asa Rorth Carolina, “haielst and Gaston, and No Central Railroads. As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agenctes of the Company will be extended fo uther States, of which due notice will be given, The tariff of charges is based upon fair business Teason| iples, yieldin, fan, Without bole oppressive te thapenlic, U shi vasis it worsnanomagee | oe ite hey me are at f pat Ly rely iJ large cap! amitted aracter of ts officers at ‘agenta for that i enee! access, Pe eng CHAPMAN, Agent, STEAMBOAT LINES. STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO TRANTIO BLEW YORK. ng this line are the Young. Morris, ters, Biyer, New York, Leaving Pier No. 12 North H j DAY and SATURDAY, até pm, | eT eG street, Washington, D. O.. every foot G ij AY and FRIDAY, at7 a.m iEreight received daily ‘during business hours, end carefully kept ander cover. is li connect with Alex- sutieisha Ohaus haltend” Wrogt orwarded to any point slong the line ef the road. UBGAN, NEHALI & UV., Agents, Corner Ith and Penn. avenue. soath side, ang foot af G stesets voces, D.O +» Agents. Z easase " co Blexandria, Va WELL & .. Agen’ oe 86 t street, New York, Borat Letters Pat. secured by the seals of Paris, and the imperial Vienna. TY the Eeole de ledicine, % oe eeear No: 1. ie the effectual remedy for Relax. tion, Spermathorrhoea, and Exhanstion of the System. Tricswar No. 2 has entirely superseded the as use of Copavia, Cubeds, &c. Tries- mar No.8 is the infalliable remedy for all Impurt- ties y Symptoms, thus obviating the nse of mercury and all otber deleterious ingre- diepts. reparation ts in the form of s most agree- avis Lorenge,, Secured from the effectapf climate and changes of atmosphere, in tif cass, at $3 each or four cases in one for $9, and cases. thi |. Divided in separate doses as ad, | alpeas, da, Roux, &o.- *5 nolesale and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 Bieeeker street, New York. . 0. FORD, No, 290 Pa. ave, Tobe had also of 8 Paste @OHN D. 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Cunme Import; Incaracity, a restrated bj pus disabilities are earnestly ad- ¥ised ok acare tn this most excellent ‘and un- walled preparation. 0 o, by imprndence, have lost their wi FBitaa VioUh Chad's ates ths ‘nt cure in the i: ; a BIOKRENE. The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR- ING, the OLD should give this valuable discove: atrial; it will be found totally different from all other ay for the same purposes. TO FEMALES.—This Preperation is in le in nervous weakuesses of all kinds, as it will re- store the wasted strength with wonderful perma- a grand tonic, and will give relief in the firstdose. A brief persi: Deere the at toe degree of and banish D psia forever. r bottle, or six es for 85. SoLD Sen here. by addressi TPEITECHINGS & HILLYER. Proprietors, Bold by 8: 0. FORD, ceruer Ith street dec 9-eolya _ and Pennsylvania avenue. B SHEER ADERTHAOT Boat | Right trains i as follows : | tonal Hctel and 14th | SAMAR Palos, 513 heeled | ority thet for 8: wi | WHAT THE SUBGEONSSAY OF I Dealer in 8) M. pT Ae a RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA BR. ROAD On and sfier Monday, February trains will run between Washi burg, connecting at Gordonsville, via zi Central Rail: trains to and from Richmond, ag follows: MAIL TRAIN Leave Washington daily (except Sunday) at 648 s nd arrive at Lynchburg at 5.45 p.m, Lynchburg at7 a. m., and arrive at Wasb- o 3pm EXPRESS TRAIN ingto Leave Washington daily (including Septay) at € 10 >. m.. and arrive at Lynchburg at 6 @ a.m. Leave Lynchburg at 6.30 p.m, and arrive ot Washington at 6 21a, m. Both trains mak~ close connectio: t Lynchburg for all points Bouth and Sonthwest, and at Wash- 7 for North ard } dret class Sleeping ( Will be attached to the his road is attractive. not only for ite comfort- able accommodations. but for the fart that it passe the now historic lo af fax, Ball Baa, Sosanseek —— k, Oul- ‘per. bs y res of imper- Etavie interest in the popular mind = Through tickets to all points South and South- west may be hadin Boston, New Yor siladei- phia and Baltimore. aud at th he read in Wasbington and A) ia “cCAPPERTY. _feo-th al Superint: cca, ppsttimons AN nd. u Gener D OHIO BAIL BoaD. Wasnincton, January © 1886, Trains between WASHINGTON AWD B " MORE. and WASHINTON AND THE WEOT. cee Bow run ## fellows. viz- FOR RALTIMORE, Lea’ ly, except Sunday, at 6:20 11:5 a. m., 8M 2:50, and 4:35, and 7:30 FOR ALL WAY STATIO Leave daily, t a. oe Sunday,at m., and FOR WAY essai 5 Sours OF ANNAPOLIS TION, Leave at 6 and 6:20 4 m. and at 2@andi p.m ©, and 30 FOR Leave at 6:20 and 7 trains te or from ON SUNDA FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:90. 8, m. and 2.3) and7.90 p.m FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave at 7:90a.m. and 2% p.m, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE Wrest. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 740 a.m. and?.> p.m, ‘On Sunday at 7-3 p m. only. conmecting at Station with trains from Baltimere to nesting. Parkersburg, & fi TICKETS to the West can be had af THROUG the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day. ae well as at the new office in the Amert- cap Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania svemce, Detween doy and 6th «:reets For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see vs nt of Through Line.” P. SMITH. Master of Trans: L.M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ooM-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington, "VP HROCGH LINE CETWKHEN WASUINGTON 1 PHILAPELPHIA AND NEW ORK, Wasmineton, Jannary 8. 1868, Trains between Washington and New Vork are now run as follows. viz FOR NEW YORK. without change of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7am. an? 6:30 and7 0p m. woe SEW XOBK, changing cars at Philadel- Phia, Le: ‘ ve daily (except Sunday) at 1130 * m. ané mn. aaa nro® UL ADELEaTA, @avi al cept = ia n m.,audasand70 p.m. ini —— ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York at 6. p. m. Leave for Philadelphia at 7.50 p Bleeping ears for New York on Gaily,except Sanday On Sund: Ing car rum only to Paileceiph ‘brongh tickets to Philadel York, oF Boston. can be had at the Station Office at all boure a: as iy O83 the aed Cd in the &mer- ican Te! a , Pennsyl van’ ; == A and 6th street a 2 —— more and thio road advertisem: for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, = Bapolis, and the Weet W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation. ot SOLE, General Ticket Agent oc 80-tf GkO'S KOONTZ. Ag wl G="t PENNSYLV. = To SOKTH aa WEsT. FOUR DAILY TRAL WINTER SCHEDULE On and after November 20th, 198, trains will ree only. m 7 20>). trate Baltimore rave Washington. 6 $00 a. m. TW9 TRAINS ON SUNDAY. Lesying Washington at 3:30 and 7.50 P. SLEEPING CABS ON ALL SIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUIOK TIME S7'No change of cars betwoen Baltimore, Bi- mira, Erie, or Pittsburg. S97 For tickets and any information «) Qice of the Grest Pe: Pennsylvania avenne au: y wt the syivania Bon x corner xth street, nuder Ne- treet, corner Penns. avenae, om nbd Be J.N. DURAGRY ¢ Superintendent NC # bey : E 4 WILKINS, .6 assenger ead ‘Bicket Agent, JG. GALLETT, Passenger Agent. no 20-08 QGECEET DISEASES! SBORET BISEASBS: - SAMARBITAN’s GIFT SAMAKITAN’S GIFT: THE MOST CEBTAIN KEMEDY BVEX USED “Yes, A Positive Cure” for s+ ONORHG@A. GLERT, STRICTURES, t¢. Sentains no Miveral, no Balsam, ae Mercury, Only Tem Pills lo tg Taken to Rf ect a Cure. entirely vicrtable, havi i en alpleasant taste, and will mot It any wer ket ‘ure the etemach er bow the meet delicate, and recent caseq in “twenty foar hours pared by a of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day ; No EXRORURE, NO TROUBLE, NOCE, Let those who have red who bave been gorg' eer ep MARITEN'S GIr?. in a plain en’ he Sent bs mall , opposite Wille:ds’ E LOOD! BLOOD!! BLeOD:: Pe OFULA, ULCERS, sok RS, ALES, BOILS, TETT ER WENEREAL. DISEASRS. SAMARITANS ROOT AND BERR ras ROOT im your ht pai AY hh you may new. pep ea a system, a8 well as sil the of Meroary. SAMARITAN S CHANORE WASH Price Beents: Ful! directions. THE SAM 'TAN’S BEMEDIES. “ > THE STEAMSHIP Costa Brea, Het. 4 J Bor . Dex oy Race Sirs: Pl Giftby Adams & Co.'s Express, Batre ts ane sree Pie te i it tobe what . Tet make a voyage without a supply. Yours, very F Sra Sth Baus be hed een Ne’ Bw: DESMOND & O0., Bex 161 phie Pom . ~ . by 5, CALVERT FORD, corner xb streq “HENE OOOK. Alexandria. my 6-t2 FTHEPI P= RISERY aT EB Hagar OF WONDERS, ANATOMY ang bave ‘ox to issue, of ity) their most tustructive end in- terestii Marriage ‘and ise qualifice Hons. 8 sebilits. Premature Decline, ° * Depression, or ignorance ology and Natare's Law. These, in and will be forwarded free on the b~ four siampe, by” addres! Srey . York. iy SOOIAL LIFE OF THE CHINESE, 2 vois. FCS Mormetion of toe Fie: by F. oo Adams, Mai aeaag eer FRANCK TAYLOR. | pe Re -* BO! TRACT BUCHU awD I cate se vcre. in all their stages, at little ex | change jet, no inconvenience, the solicta a abare er