Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1866, Page 4

ee ee renee en earn ain See See eee eee ee serrwee iss peer ‘ J COOKS & 00., BAN «uns, | Peer’, sirees, apposite Treasury, | Buy Lad sell at current rates, and keap slwsy# "0 Band, ® fuilsapply of an GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, VERTIFIUATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e.. | And pay the highest prices for QUARTERMASTER’S OH AND VOUCHERS First National Bank OF WASHINGTON | ————— EUROPEAN FASHIONS. | {From the Paris Le Follet, Feb. 1.) We cannot but remark the striking evntrast at prevent existing between the toilets for ball and visiting, and those for at home , dress. The latter are distinguished by their simplicity: plain shades, thick materials and , little trimming; while, for fall dress the thinpest and most gauzy materials—skirt upon t—looking truly fairly-like. Among the | gauzes most in fashion. may mention the | chambery.-It is made in patterns of wide Strips of pink, green, blue. &c., on a white ground, or with narrow satin stripes. Also the chambery satin gauze, & brilliant material, with satin bands of medium width, edged wi Diack. The gauze is made in all colors Then there is the Marquise gauze, transparent as a vapor, with bands of taffetas rather far apart; | | othirs with Very narrow stripes across, upon | B. B. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President. te ground spotted over with patterns in WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier For tol t de ville there are two ma‘e- — GOVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY aw E that may ve nouced as in fayer—the | nei gexse, . tirely of wool, dotied all over with | AND small irregular spots, which, when of white, rewind one of a snow storm; but the dots are FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED made in all colors, although the ground is STATES, always black. The other material is a thick | poplin, dotted with silver and with smail pat- terns. Thos is also made in « variety of shades, and is one of the prettiest novelties of the sea- son. We were told that gold, silver, &c., would supplant flowers as orname tor ball dresses: (es is certainly mot ihe case. Many even- | WE Cres-es are made of two materiais—the uncer skirt of tulle beuilionne; the upper of satin, € ng in pointe, and cut up at each fide Ibe bedy being opened also under each arr ad laced together with a cord Notwithstanding the icon venience of the long trains when dancing, no bail dress is made though the front of «the skirt | ISTE 8T., OPPORITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. | Government securitice with Treasurer United | States. 7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and sell ail classes of GOVERNMENT | SECURITIES at current market rates FURNISH EXCHANGE snd make Collections | on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We parchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOENTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIEMB | ciently short to leaye the feet at | een is more and more worn, | toil , but also for an with a veste, and rely for an entire dress. When m trimmed with fur (Chinchilla is perhaps the fav. has a very disiague appearance, | and to sny other business entrusted to us. it .« used also toforin part of the toilet. For of black taffetas, draped over t or brown velveteen, and a | Ee This cost ar} ving; not ¥ SENT LOANS at-all times cheerfully farnished WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onabier. ‘WasHineton, March 2, 1365. " . DENTISTRY. NTISTRY.—DK. BARNES. Physician and entist. Teeth inserted very cheap q Extractiug and Repairing neatly dono, Be also cures Rheumatism, Gout, Piles. Neuralgia and Dyspe avenne and 7th street. | FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERR- | i be used. We may just | neing our description of | n of corslets decidedly | wes; they are madein such variety and with ba well as soiree dress, lle: upon the skirt five d by light tufts of hedge Terre, fastened ope to the ether by chains of Pearls. Tunic of tulle, worked wita pea 1a." Office corner Ponn’a vom No. 3, fe 1s 1m* B. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 334 ris. I Angh? up at the side by alarge branch of | Pa. av., has employed @ skilful Den- bevige rose and * et chain at pearis spies TERTH on Bather theyre ae e waist. Low body, wil rapery: in the Bs frout and on the shoulders tults of roses, | Teeth extracted without pain. Ban. fastened with three rows of pearls, which T BET H. M. LOOMIS, M. D. The Inventor and Patentce of the MINERAL PLATK TEETH, attends personally at, his office in this city, Many persons can, wear these teeth who caunot wear others,’ =e Ro person can wear others who cannot wear ene. Persons calling at my office can be accommodated ver the berthe. A robe ot white gauze, with two skirts. one isa flounce. t¢ five marrow biases of blue | h gold stars. The otis, with | ch are carried up to the waist, creasing in size. i pe © with any style and price of Teeth they may desire, {white <rape, embroidered with | put to those who are particniar, and wish, the pa lver spots At the bottom of the rest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture » band of pink satin under a flounce | that'art can procure, the MINERA TEETH will be more fully warranted. Eooms in this city—No. 338 Pennsylvanta ave,, between Sth and lth sts. Also, 907 Arch hoe iy is made with a pink corslet, from which hang two long » of satin covered with lace. ‘vening dress for a young girl, of white tulle. Plain skirt over tour or five skirts, al j ef tulie, with tive rouleaux of white in | bottom. Low bedy, with berthe, ouleanx. Three bandelettes of tir. ANG Arose at the side, just Philadelphia. ec 2. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIS. I would advise all having teeth to, extract to call at DH. LEWIR'S ollce, and Sowa bave them taken out without pain. Also. call and ine thi *s new and tra- | proved method oftnnerting ARTIFICIAL TEET*, ry above the ear. A dress of white tulle over white satin. The } Breéer-skirt is trimmed w h bouillonnes, with reuleanx of pink satin between. The upper | Jf¥0U once seo the great Improvement in his teeth. skirt is of lace, looped up at each side by and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver thes of roses and leaves. Low body of | and Rubber Plates at the old price. as we have not ped over satin. Very short sleeves. | advanced the prics on our work since the greai tof roses in front and one on each | ehangein 242 Penn’s avenue, between 12th and 1sth 8. R. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist LEGAL NOTICES. QEPHANS? COURT, Feb. 2d, 1855.—Dieraict OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON CouNTY. To-wit: In the case of Jos. Beasicy. executor of Klien Pum- brey, deceased, the executor aforesaid has. with fhe approbation’ ef the Orphans’ Court of Wash- anda perthe at the back. The | ington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, inted, both back and front, with a bow | the 24thday of February. 1863, forthe final settle- atin ‘and strings of pearl at the side, | ment and distribution of the personal estate of said . forming epaulets. A pink satin skirt, very much gored, witha long train. At the bottom of the skirt a deep Novice of black Chantilly;and above that a gwipure tormed ef black beads. The body is covered a I Espagnole, with black lace, and point de Venise in pearl beads. A third toilet consisted of alight blue gros gram, trimmed with very rich Ciuny lace, Placed en tablier. The same lace is placed as a stomacher,carried across the shoulders, form- img epanlets. of thus one ; deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the aeaenies piain, very much gored, with along | Sine have been collected and turned tnto money. ‘A fourth toilet “was of moire poncean, | NBehand where all the creditors aiid heirs of sal - deceased are notified to attend, (at the Orphans’ irunmed with guipure, Louis XV. style. th their The skirt, Court of Washington County aforesaid.) wi f a | ee, ge a sg ER pe eR er ered Meo: . H PICH DEPOT COMMISSARY OF 8UBSIST PB0G meh eit ot, Sub dager rome Penh.avenue, | oF EN { oi ake S Wasnixoron. D. 6., Febrnary 15, 18%, ould fully offer our services as AUO- TONEERS or the sale of Buai Estate, Hous-hold ‘arpiture, &e., AC. Liberal net mado Spon goods on consign- min (ieulas attention wal aleo be given to salee t private remiéences. LHe sases every Tuesday, Thureday, and Sa‘- PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. Febrosry 26,1836, 12 o'cleck m., for furnishing tke Enbsistence Department with ONE THOUSAND (1,00) BARRELS OF FIUR. ‘The proposals will be for what is known at this Depot as Nos. 1 and 2,14) barrels of each ae | ja 191m _ and bide will be entertained for any wusntiy w —— = 7 than the whole, ALE OF Ore TeG, DULMDINGS AND | Sti must be in duplicate, and for cach grade on : | separate sheets of paver hief Quariermaster’s ¢, Depot af Washington, eeliy of the Flour to commence within > Warhengion, DC, Febr ig BETS roms toopenlap of the Gris, and mest Us Will be roid at public auction, under the direction of Braver Jumes M. Moere.A.Q M. Kk, m,. the following de idings and Fencing. sita- hes, norta of, and near delivered in such quantities, iat) as the Gorcrn- ment may direct, either at the Governnrent ware- honse in Georgetown, at the wharves, or railroad depot in Washington, D. he delivery « pistes wtthen tw a aty days from the acceptance of by 4549 fert ill be received for Flour to be delivered in ' Sealed Proposals are invited notil MONDAY, ir awarded to becom. | One i) Forage Hie use, by 20 feet new oak barrels, head lined. Ope (1) Bunk Room. 12 by 2 feet Paymeuts w. ll be mace in euch funds as the Gev- | by 70 feet ernment may have for disburs-ment i ek, Wi by oS feet The usual Government inepec will he made hs ea eee dices es. Se tly Sao just before the Flonr is received, and none will be | Re (1) Store and Mess Room, by 22 fee accepted which is not fresh ground, and of a supe- One (1) Building, 8 by 9 feet One +1) Building. 4 by 6 feet Twa (2) Sheds, each 14 by L Twoi2) Sheds. 14 by 92 feet One (1) Granary. 24 by 120 fect . Three (3)Croes fences. 85 feet long, 8 feet high Two (2) Cross fences, 59 feet long, 532 feet high, The buildings will be eld singly. and must be removed by the purchaser within fiftoon days from dato ofeale. sg isons rme: Cash, in Governmen > Fareed: Coah, i D HRTCKER, | . Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarrermaster, Bre Depot of Washington. rior quality. feet cause. Rida to be addressed to the under » No. 223 G etreet, indorsed ** Proposal nr.” E. T. BRIDG fe é-¥,M,W.F, et Major, 0.8 V SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD. Headquarters Department of Washiaxton, * ce of the Chief Quartermaster, for aw: = ) } | (Ge treetand Pennsuirania avenuc.) | ene Washington, D.C, February 8. 138% } fe 19-6 j Unt — of the fee soigen rps te eer te SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTRRMAST RR | United Peet em eee me cc amade in thie ag oS STORES. GRAIN AND UNAIN SACKS.” | only Alaa Twenty Thoasand Condent Woot Chres Quarier master's Ofce, Lert of Washivsion.t | in quantities from one quarter of a cord to ten ington. D. C.. Febru 15, 1866. will beeudee oubiic auction. under the diree- | corde any and all persons desiring to purchase, i i aned, af good qual tion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. G.C. Lee, | 4, Seid wood is thoroughiy seasoned, of good qual AQ.M at Sixth-atrect wharf, Washington, D. | 113) 4nd ts mixed in the prope ©.,on THURSDAY, Mar-h 1.18%. at Ioelock a, | {pitds Pine and ene. th m..a toned condemned tQluarterma: ter Stores, ce: ment Wood Yard. on sisting of— Tnkstapda, Ruling Pens. Chatre, Letter Presses, Tables, Angers, Axes. Beds. Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Bartels, Canvas, Chests, Lamps, Lane terne, Stover, dc. cae A 12.700 pourds of (orn, $000 Grain Backs, m pounds Manilla Rope. t be removed by the purchasers )8 from date of sale. |, in Government funds. D.H. RECCKER. Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chicf Quartermaster, fels-it Depot of Washing P UBLIC BALE, By directlon of Brev. Maj.Gen A.B. Dyer, Chief of Orenance, the followin, ORDY ANCE as? SPNANCE STORES Will be soll on T AY, Feb 27, 1865, at. HARPER'S FERRY, WEST VA., To wit: 0 tons Cast Tron; 5 teas Wrought Tron; 1 Tron Forebay flume; 1 large Turning Lathe; 1 Rolling Mill, with Machinery, Furnaces, Forges, Fiy wheel, Shafting, Rolle: angers, &., complet 100 &6 Brick. mere or leas; 34 Cast-iron Column: tnew;) 70 Cast ivon Window Frames; 5 Avy Blocks, (cast;) 1,250 Josslyn’s Carhines, with ap Green, (1) one mile perth of the Railread De dat the Government Wood altimore ard Ohio t and at the rare of (#5) five dollars pel Yard, oue-eighth ot a mile north of Alexandria, oa the Washington and Alexandria Ratlread. f ders cn the Wood Yards can be obtained only 6D cA! yinents; upon the Washington Yards Gucing office hours’at this cflice. ar d apo Alexan- Gria Wood Yards from Brevet Major James Gleason, A. }. M., onthe premises, between the honrs of 9 o'clock a. m. and 12 o'clock neon. Arrangements have been made for the prompt delivery of the wood {o any part af Washington and Alexandria at the rate of ($1) one dollar por cord, and to any part o' orgetown at (1 25) ene dollar and twenty-five cents per cord, in addition to above rates ‘ f Phas veg pel Dahl ow ed ‘ : : rom the Yard within five days trom date o! 1. LUDANGTON, Colonel and Chiof Quartermaster, fe syst Department of Washington. Pkorosars FOR ICE, Proposals will be received until 1) o'clock a. m., Gf SATURDAY, February 2th. tor farnishing and . , (new ;) 320 Starr’s do., delivering to the Department et the interior. and Jendagsynewand complete, 1W7 Accoeted Meret. | the hucrausand Odes the-raf,the reqrlaite daily vera: 490 Cavalry Sabres; 2.160 Burnside’s Carbines; | * ‘of Ice for one year, from sad after the 15th 6,000 Enfield Rifles; 46°N. CO. Swords. together | ¢ March. lis. with about 1.40 rets Horse Equipments for Cay- be article delivered mn ne canal to the quali- c x " bh i f Northern Ice sold in this market. and the eue- Sian bs hue nies Grdine ne ee ful hidder will be required to entar into a con. and Infantry Accoutrements, Appenda for th sufficient security, within ten days after Small Arms, ard Tools of various kinds, ke, sais should state the such only will be t who lave proper finely dre wed Granite Btone. Sale to comm eat 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, Auctionesr Parrer’s Frrry, Feb. 10, 18% fe 15-10t ALE OF MEDICINES BELONGI TO THK +S MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. One large let FFICE HOUSE OF REPR UNITED ST eae f Weenineton. D.C, Mrpicat Prrveyor’s Orricr, t Propowais will be received at this offic Wasninctos, D.C., Febrnary 9, 1855. SATURDAY, the 24th of February. ys, at 12 Inatle Medicines no longer | o'clock M.. for furnishing a daily supply of best m required by Departm: U.8. Army, | guality «f NORTHERN ICE, for the uée of the will be held in this on THURSDAY, the fret ouse of Representatives, until the firat day of day ef March néxt ‘4 succeeding days, If necesai January, Der. x i ry, at Wo’clock a. m.. at the Waretiou 0 bids will be considered from parties who are + lve: on Judiciary Square, Fifth and E streets, back of the City Halt, ‘ ‘The Medicines are in the orfginal packages, and the attention of the trade is invited to this sale wbich will embrace the following principal arti- cles, viz ; Alcohol. 500 bottles; Bot persenaily known, unless accompanied by a snfficient guarantee of thelr responsibility, and the encce=sfnl bidder will be required to give seeu rity for the faithfal performance of the contract 1 —- ptr] be endorsed “Proposals for ce,’ and addressed io EDWARD McPHERSON, ~~ Clerk Honse Representatives. d Republican please copy } Sulphuric Ether, 300 Ibi Compound Spirits of Kther, £00 Ibs ; Simple Corate, | fe 1,000 Ibs; Chloroform, 60 Ibs.; Finid Extract of Buchu, 280 Ibs.; Fluid Extract of Chichoi Fluid Extract of Epicachnana. 200 Ibe. tract of Rhubarb, 20 ibs.; Mass. Hydri Dover's Powder, 280 ibs tles; Camphor Pills, 1, Pi Vy-at [Ghronicle a1 ‘ me LBNM ENT SALE OF SURP| 4 GovEss at eiraD LUS HARD Suneiegence. OrFice,U.8.A., i jo. 8 SoutH Gay Streer, thartic % 0 do: ; Bartimone, Mo., January 31, 1856. Totlde of Petscntam: j | netted Proposals in dnpltcage will be received at Powdered Bhubarb. 250 lba.; Syrup of Sqnill, 00 8 office ¢ ; aud opened at 12 o'clock m., on Ibe’: Coupound Spirits of Lavender 8001bs sbovide | WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS daring “tho other articles. i . Upwarde of sixty aiticles of the Materia Medica, ee similar to the above, will be offered for sale. Catalognes containing a complete list with full month of Toprmary for the purchase of surplus GOOD HARD BBEAD on hand at this Depot. The Bread isin boxes of fifty (50) pounds exch. All the Bread offered under this advertisement has been carefully and thoroughly inspected, each box reves and body oramented with bows | ¢laims properly vouched. or they may otherwise by | particulars, will be ready by the l7th inst, having been opened, examined, and then recoop- of poncean satin ribbon, fastened to the dres< | law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased's Terms: CashinGovernment funds. ered. and no box allowed replaced which did rot With jewels. estate: provided a copy of this order be published | Five days will be allowed to purchaserein remoy- | come up to the standard for issue to trpope. No Ms 1 ‘~ ‘ | Once a weck for three weeks in the Evening Star | ing their property. ropotals received for less than twenty (20) boxes. A dre=s of tulle bonillone, spotted with sil. | Onees wesk for three ©, SUTHERLAND Purchases will be delivered om board of transoceta ver, with a short over skirt of light, blue satin, | » ‘Test:—Z. ROBBINS, Surgeon U. 8, A’, Medical ‘Purvoyor w it expense to the purchaser, i ey aes {rimmed just within the | _03-1swaw* ter of WiKs. foo 1st BOTELER, Jx., Aont. | | Payient required in ¢ Nernment funds en noth: edge with a silver cord. forming an ornament | -———————————_______ al | — ae “: a ication of acceptance of b wenty days allows « h point, Low body of tulle bouillonne, | ()RPHANS’ COURT. Feb. 24 18%3—Dierrict or | QALE OF NEM pine TAL CLOTHING, | purchasers To remove stores, Should o: vigation th corsiet of blue satin. Sleeves of tulle CoLum Wasuincton County, To wi In 1G, ae e closed dnring this time, the time so lost will not et x - s iain > | the case of rence A. Iardella and Ann Tar- Mapicat Prrveyor’s Orricr, 2 be considered. “Proposals to be endorsed on the e: 7 bow= | della, sdmipistrators ‘ef Hannah M. Walker, sHixeton. D. C., Febrnary 13. 1835.¢ velope, “Proposals fur Dard Bread,” and sddressod s of violet velvet, opened in front over | deceased, the adwiniatrators aforesaid have of Hospital Clothing, Bedi te bs THOMAS WILSON. the seme color with silver buttons | with the approbation of the Orphans’ Court of aul in the original bo: Rrevet Lient. Col and C.8..U_8 be centre. The velvet skirthas round | Washinzton county afi Feanid. appointed Saturday, maw w bs ’ ers, | the 24th day of February. 1830, for the final settle a en cea kien er distributicn of the personal estate of said sided oleae Geet | a and of the assets in hand, as far as the is trimmed to match the skirt. same have been coilected and turned into money; x velvet robe. opened overone of light | whenand where all the creditors and heirs of ead and trimmed round the bottom with | deceased are notified to attend,(at the Orphans’ a phs-e ©: ble Rows of wide black L Court of Was? ington County aforesaid,) with their » bottom of the velvet skirt, | claims properly youched, or they may otherwice za tramparency: anda fi | by law be excluded from all benefit in said de- the blue slices, TA wonie woURee | ceased's estate: provided scopy of this ender te The chan ves eo OFPF 8 | published once a week for three weeks im the Eve. ~sid “sleeves very open, ala | ning Star previous to the eaid day. 2. ROBBINS. ter of Wills, erueath are tight sleeves of | Test—Z. | _fe2-lawSw* eR "k poult de soie, with large | ()EPHANS’ COURT FOR Wa ON E \O COUNTY. white satin spe uch seam is opened aboui art In the matter of the petition of Mary W. Rod- A quarter of a yard up, over an enderskirt of t. “The silk skirtis scalloped and bird. guardian to orphans of Ephraim B. Rod- te bird. for wale of real estate. ‘ i trimmed with a thick black and white cord. | . aaauba. oes § j | Thersid guardian having this day reported the ‘The “Marie Stuart | January, AD. 1955, Ortercd. ‘That sald saloneree Esvagnole, | Ported’stand confirmed on the 21th day of Febru bounets have been described from the | ary next, if no objection pe made thereto on or be- y were first worn. We still find the | fore that day; provided a copy of this order be | t our priccipal reunions of eleg published inthe Daily Kvening Star onco a week », care of eurse be ing taken that the col- | fr three weeks before sald day PURCELL, hould either match or con- ) s’ Cont trast well with the rest of the toilet A true Prete Dryas id bobs xa A very pretty model, the form “Medicis,” is fe 2 law3w* Register of Wills. eatin bowioune, with edge of lilac sng Over the crown. A second bonnet, inthe same style, was of white velour royal, trimmed with t ati (ERHASS”_CovnT—Disrx Washincton County, to- Christiava Simpson, administratrix of Barbara Wiliams, deceased, She Administratrix ufo aud gold sequins. The siriugs where white, | aid has.’ w ell neg tie nA? dar . Peay Maas Court of Washingtoi nt; reanid, Bros teaud blue. The inside was | fointgd Tuesday. neath day of Meee) ; sequins. - r the final settlement and distributien of the A hon benuet of raby velvet, with fall | personal estate of said deceased, and of the as- of Chantilly ai the back. Flowers of tulle and | sets in band, as far as the same have been col- silver. Bangean of talle and silver chains. lected and turned into money; when and where A white velvet bonnet. trimmed with cameos, } Sil, the creditors sad heire of said — green aud goll. At the side a black cameo. o. . Phans’ Court o} from which tell two wreaths of small bows, | Waebington County aforesaid.) with thelr claime ending in tassels, and fastened at the back un- der another canwo. Bandexu of velvet, with = bow uu the middle, and cameo in the centre of the bow. roperly vouched, or they may otherwise by law tat excluded from all benefit said deceased's ea- je: oa eg of - Inga re —_ for three weeks inthe Ev. Previous to the said da: vat aianes A bonnetofblnedrawn velvet: on the crown Test :-—Z.C. ROBBINS, 2 fan » rma h guipore, and fastened fe 19-wSw* Register of Wilts, at tbe back with 1 ats, Bandeau of vel- PHANS* COURT FOR WASHINGTON | Peony Mar W. Rohie SET OS Orpbans of Ephraim B. Rodhird. deceased, baring, this 13th day of February, 1855, reported sale of twenty feet tront off of Lot 12, Square 620, to Patrick | Tobin, for 18 cents per foot, and that sald parcsauce has paid for the suiue in cash: It le ordered. that said’ sale stand confirmed on 10th day of Marck ext. ‘if uo obvection be made there : fuipure aud smail Strings of bine velvet. et bonnet, qnite plain. vide a small bird, with wings and tail extend. ed. Paudeau of gr velvet, trimmed with peariornaments. Strings of green velvet. The same bonnet has At the mequally good effect, made ‘eto On or im black velvet, the nes of the bird, bandeau ey) rovided a copy of this order be inserted and strings being carefully matched. daily Evening Star,” published in the city | in Dress bonnets are made of poncean, blue or | SEs gon aren) Soe. werk fas three woske, before Regina” velvet, trimmed with lace and gold: Judge of the Orphans’ Court. and some capotes of white satin, embroided in True copy.—Test: % ©. RO! Ns," gold, with bouillon and fall of lace over the fe 17 law3e* Register of Will ebicron "| .HIS 18 TO iC subscri- The coiffure grecque is stil in favor, either | [#18 18 TO GIVE Hic te Oakes in beads, cameo-, or gold cord: but flowers | Washington county, in the District of Columb mixed with gold leaves and bandelettes of gold | letters testamentary on the personal es: cord form an elegant colffure, and may be ar- | Pte of C Wi-k, late of Washington City, aatetal ~s deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit | cseehenianemnnenennineeiimemetneneetheemmenntee pees YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME, FIRE INSUBANOE. THR NATIOWAL UNION INSURANCE COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000, BISKE TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES, the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscri- ber. onorbeforethe 7ithday of Januaty next: they may otherwise, by : ofthe pet pow law, be excluded from all benetit a ven under my hand this 27th day of January, meee et ee MARY EF. FISK. HIS 1S TO Give rl 8 Teneae ‘obtained from the’ of Washington County, in the Di bia, letters of administration on the qutate of Patuick McNeal, late of Washington eltyy i . C. . persons having cla’ ainst said deceased, are exhibit the same, with the roucieny themnrnes subscriber, on or before the 7th day of January ms to orrice: t; ay otherwise by |i uded #24 22th st. nearly oppoeite Riggs & Co.'s Bank- | all benefit ef the said estate? t™ be excluded from 1 House. Given under my hand this 27th day of January, BRA NC (ja 29-law3w*) JOHN PAGAN?” BtJOBY H. JOHNSON LTS; - ave. near Bank of Weahingesee** Me: C8 he, T Tris Company tn now pre HIS.IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That E Ler has obtained from the Orphans Caeser ty Washington County. in the District of Columbia. to fusnre all de- seriptions letters of administration W. A.,on the ‘on wach tert aa Cuntiot fail fo be eo nak®, UF | tate of Mary Ann Clark, Into of Geomohesne nat ee Gtizens of the District In this Combensene | Geceased. All persons having claims against tie WAREVOUSES On DWELLINGR AN DIO, | eee eee ee achtet iucraary (Baca nuit, the : same, wi vouchers reef, e le erter : NGO Gera your e¢ | Ser betore the Wh dey of fenvey ane may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate. Given under my band this 16th day of January, ei lewse* MADER, jBze "Ss A. COLOR RESTORER B peter trae seme eae to it tendi — nee of 8 dye. Beld by all RREX%9RD's MEDICATED GINGER BREAD NUTS, for worms, uarivaled in efficacy, Ess: ted for children, Doing colon as an This Com: starts with » OAS 100.000, all pard Im. theresy sea ETAL to the citi: by droggiaw. Price 28 cents por box, lin this city. at the Jusicia: arehonses, Fifth and EB streets, back of on THURSDAY, the 8th day of March Ox koa. mw. The following articles y A. Brevet Brig. Gen Volunteers eM-tfet | LE OF HARD BREAD, Ovricr Depot ComMiseary. ‘ORT Monzoer, Va., Dec. 13, b Sealed Proposals. in d di | atthisoffice,on WEDNE of each week for all the thir Depot. The Bread f« In boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, y Hall. 9.009 i ick: nd in good shipping order. Pillows, Hniy STAN purebases wie vered on board of trans- Towels, Hand 10.009 perts witLont expense to the purchaser. No proposals receive? for less than twenty (20) | boxes, one thonsand (1,000) pounds, Payment recuired on notification of acceptance of bid in Government funds. Propesals should be endorsed ‘‘Proposais for Hard Bread,” and add. ed ta attention of the trade aud the public at large lel to this wale, as the goods will be sold in to suit both large and email parehasers Quan es 4k small dozen Will be sold, Guods purchasers within five (5) days tit Will be delivered from te: ination o Terms: Cash,i ernment fun MES CUM Dol. 0.3. Vv. ash,in nn Sor de 34 tf JAMES € UALRY , Col and Surgeon and 2 — = = “art _©. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auc JLOTOR BECKEB, SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMA: : BIUR ES we MEE ARON ER PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR ER Esta rLisnh®D IN 1855, | Chief Quagermaster’s 0, j Wakencton | Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of Will be cold at public an it ALEXAN- 1 DRIA. VA. under the direction of Breves xAN. John . Ellis and kuown ee Taner tenant Colcnel 3.6.0" Lee.-A GQ. M.,. om TUES. for Chickering & Sone, DAY. February 27, 1833. at 10 o'clock @. m..a large lot of Condemned QUARTERMASTER STORES, | consisting of — | Drills, Adves, Angers, Vises, Bits, Broadaxes, Chirels, Hammers, Grindstones, Saws, Squares, Chests. Knives, Barring, Folding, Grooving, Tarn: - and Tire Bending Machines, Corn Mill stones, Printing Press, with Type and Trucks, Hay Cutters, Hay Press, ORDPR® NOW RECEIVED AP DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE’S, Engravers and, Sta- tioners, &c., 326 Pa, av., bet. $th and luth sts, F.C. REICH BACH'’S Piano Rooms, no 22-3m 495 lth street, near Pa. avenue \HOMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM — For tin Fanning Mills, Tents. Axes, Chairs, | the Walt iefarsuperior ty Manes Bee te Ay mee a, Onaldrons Ox Tomes. | tant. Prepared b F.C. LL & 00., New Druzaand Paints, Horee Medicines Har | Zork. and sold by all Bruggists, Price 35¢. ainl 7é0 per bott! a UTLER’S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old well known and entirely reliable remedy for Se- cret Maladies, is forsale by all Druggists. Price @1 per bettie. Jan 19-coly a ROM PARIS.—Kinber—Droit des Gens. De Cussy—Dictionnaire du Diplomate et du Consul, Weiss—Code du Droit Maritime International, 2 B.S Keilows, Shovels, Hoxe, Hind Sail, Pau- Sode Fountain. Barrels, Window andl ‘Door jes Doors. Ladders, Windew Sash, Anchor, Sugar Mill Brooms, Portavle Forges, 9 Ambaian- om. 6 Spring Waceus. 3 Moiese! W3gous, 1 Oue- horse Wagon. Rope. Glass, tron, Copper, Lead, Lead Pipe. Cylinder Brick, ee, = The Stores must be removed by the purchaser within five days from day of ‘Torme—Cash in Goverumen ids. yolk. Felix et Demangeat—Traite du Droit Inter- . D.H. BUCKER. aaticnal Prive, 2 yols. Canchy—Droit Maritime >, Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermast. International, 2 vols. Demensch—Manuel Pratique fe 14-18t Depot of Wash: du Gonsulat." Moreni!—Manuel der Agonta Con- =< <=aS Seen > } sulatres. De Cussy—Reglements Coasulaires. CARD. Mertens—Gnide Diplouatiques,2 vois, Do Clere + BH. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Formulaire des Chanceiler! 2 vole. Moreuil— Ofice No. $11 9th strect west, near Penn’a avenu Dictionnaire tes Chancelleries,2 vols. Wheston— weuld respectfully inform his friends and the iic generalty that he is uew attending to. ail togat vurinees, such as aduinistoring the: Amnonty, as Elements du Dreit International, 2 is. Wheat- on—Histoire des Progres du Droit des Gons. 2 vols, no 1g FBANOK TAYLOR, Wien Pores oe Mee tTRw ing Leases, Deeds ELMBOLD'S CONORNTRATED EXTBAC? Wills, Power of Attor: Landlord and’ Tenant H hk CT Notices, &c., &e, ‘sdvice given in all sta BUCHY Ts the Great Diuretic. HELMBOLD’S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BAISAPARILLA Is the Great Blood Purifier. Both are prepared aceording to the rules of Phar- macy and Cheistry, and are the most active that oan be made. ne pPoRtant.to FEMALES brane! Particular attention pala to Hectt cove hed claim in general eee se etm” DLEY, \ LLIaM BB W 1) treat mane WOnKS, BBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TABL: MARBLE MANNED. HON = LE Manufacturer ASHSTAND TOPS, &eo. Monuments made reasonable terms Will st metic nape amas sie CARNE ot Taerelocia ta tees oa A ep Con ra on jon oO! BLE and MARBLE TILING.) Oo the result of a long and extensive practices what Orders for Plumber's SLABS promptly attended to. Pennsylvania aveu tween and strocts west, Washington: DO. wg JEROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR retaining and pecocenlty bringing back the Hair to its original eolor without the incenvemience at- tending the ure of the dye. Sold by ail druggiste 75 cents per bottle. REXFORD MEDICATED GINGER BREAD heart, , all nervous affecti , hysterics, fatigue, Puinin the Dack and limber ber disturbed ieee: which arise from interruption of nature, DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS . omm f a new era in the treat- NUTS: for worms,unrivaled in efficacy and pe. | was the commencement of new era in th ouieely adapted for children, being eaten as ap gonsigned 40 many toa PREMATURE CuavE. NG For sale by druggists. Price cents per box, _| female can enjoy good health uniess she is regular, jan 19-eoly and whenever an obstruction takes place the gen- ra WANG, THN GRBAT Sinus preperction ever pat forward with Sa le ext prepar: 4 eee Hon OpROMREGA, GLEEE dre | Suk mo ERASLARAE SONCRAS bow Pb page foeebins eta, sect o facts | Brongn tet tl het Fou eae eB Ba seu 4 Price D. which is comprised in these Pill’ = ry he ut, of de’ lon. lars free. baron i'd. ROME, ccessor DR. CHEESEMAN’S PILLS ut street. ladel- bave been a Standard Remedy for thi R a Washington by 8. 0. FORD, 390 Pa, and are the most effectual one ever Known toe all wenue. Sent by m Se ‘_ | complaints to Females. To ali classes they FRENCH JUVENILE BOOK! FLLUSTRA. | Ste praiuable, inductn » with certainty, periodical ille du Chat Botte; Le Pere Bor our; Les Veil- ecm them % different peri ods, tho oat the du Grand Papa; La Tagode de Kari; Nouveam | country, havi sanction of some of the mvet sot. epeyfepustues Wastes es | “Rested Mena ar oank ‘. ne ltvections. = em they no de33 és BRANCK TAYLOR” | 3,00 TiiB each, Bo os, ae Es? ee Bol 3 FOE NON-RETENTION OR INCONTINENO® | Pills. on Of urine. irritation, infi tion or ulceration, Pills s-mt by mad A Seria of the bladder er kidneys, diseases of the prostrate | ton. by rer ene Miedeidepetiendciaeeer asta | Fooer ents bi reget, pt +O senses f} ad dre, MLM! | dec ew POIs deUD aL TEAST ESE URL = OOOO OOOO EES Daa: Ree ee Govermment reserves the right to reject any bid | i} EXPRESS COMPANIES. ApamMs EXPRESS CoMzaNy THEME TABLE, = EXPRESS MATT CR REOKIVED aT AND DE- SPATCLED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE OGMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. Cc. beavE. | DAILY AS FOLLOWS. |aunive, f For Baltimore and rae: t | 6 ai ' 530, a.m. “spe P- adelphia,end interme- inf des tate pointe re Now York, the East; Wilmington and Newkern, N.C. Charleston, 8. C.; 30°? yanneh, Ge., and N Uricane, Li Burg, Chaniberstsr and e ings 8 tg Lif Way Stations on the) | Penpeylvani Gear Railroad Fitteburgh, Columbus.) Cincinnatl &Choveland Indianapolis, Castro, Chicago Detroit Louis ville, St” Loni, Vicks bor ; y- weenBalee | and Cumberiand§ | Way-e! ne Ww Cumberland, Wheeling 3ly y. | }Norfolk, Fortress Mon-¢| 6: Fao? ™-| }*O aha chy Pear vat | j Richmond and Peters. burg.; Danville. 7: a. Me . B0r. a. 4 leig! elo: bero, Salieb ti vd Tennessee: Aw Athens, Atian . Mac a Ga; Ea Monteom- Ww te ville, Staunton.L: burg, snd sil eta coe Virgi oa 614 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB WOE I IONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPUORTA- NAT TLON COMPANY. OFFICE AND DEPOT: COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. — Lovisians ay., between Ninth a ‘euth str Thies Company is now prepared to doa GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- TION BUSINES To and from New York, Philadelphia, Bal Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, P ‘barlottes- rg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, Pees Windies, ectioottoreh, Staunton, Lexineten, Salem, and Bristol, in Virginia Knoxvilie, Tennersee; Weldon. Goldsboro’, Wil- irgiuia and Tennessee. F urg aud We ‘Atlantic Central, ond aud Petersburg. Peters Astor Central Railroads, As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies of the Company will be extended to other States, of which due notice will be given. The tariff of charges is based upon fair business principles, yielding a reasonable profit to the Com pany, withont being oppressive to the public — this basie it confidently presents its claims for afair share of patronage, relyin, and the character of olf ig and ageuts for that blic confidence essential to success. mie 13-1y A. CHAPMAN, Agent. STEAMBOAT LINES, NTiO STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO we NEW YORK. ‘The Seecenees ooeepouins ts Une: are th JOBN GIBSON, Ci ‘apt. Young, ai E.C. KNIGHT, Capt. Morris, FAIBFAX Capt. Winters. Leaving Pier No, i2 North Biver. York, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 p.m. foot of G street, Washington, D. C.. every | an UESDAY and FRIDAY, at7 & a. Trcight recelved daily during business hours, ond carefully kept ander cover. MC HINEBAR! & CV., Agents 201 y d Penn. avenne. sonth side, Corner Dth and Pet Woskington, nae Agents. z Alexandria, Va EMAR—Protected by Eoyal Letters Pat- ero Engiand, sud secured by the seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie dé Paris, aud the Imperial College cing, Yieana. ieee aA the ewectual comedy for Rela tion, Spermathorrhoca, and Exhaustion of the System. Triesmar No. 2 has entirely supepgede? the naseous use of Loe agen Cubebs, &©. ‘tries mar No.3 is the infalliable remedy f— all Impurt- tice condary Symptoms, thus obviating the use of mercury 8nd All “ner deleterious ingre- Gigs, preparation ts in the form of a most nares ozenge. ed from the effects pf climate sie Leer” anomie ta ince 93 each, ox four ¥ comenta cen Se Oe. and in $ saaen inintstered” alpeaw, Sallamanda, Boux. &.: *nolerale and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 196 Biceeker street, New Y: rk. "fo be bad alsc of 8. 0. FORD, No. 290 Pa. ave., | sops-6m corner lith st. 513 20HN D. EDMOND a 00., 513 613 7th street, between D and BE, HATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN BUILDEB’S, BLACKSMITH'S, HOUSEHOLD GENERAL ipods and CUTLERY, tand Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes pb foama Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, * Azietrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Pio , Axes, Bope, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 51 3 bie LOW. PBICE, 513 )NFIDENTIAL. 00: OUNG@ MEN who have i: themselves You secret habits which unfit ~4 them for business, pleasure, or the duties of married life; slso middle- | ; of youth aaa Stace Tassuntoes canbe set 7 selves 1S Ineut of auy obe should first read “THE SECRET eee maport by wae My The Beere it to address, in asealed envelope on Re . AL wee Boston, Mass, TRENGTH TO THE WEAK! B. * YOUTH TO THE AGED l! BLOKRENE, oR LIFE REJUVENATOR, This preparation ts unequalled as a Rejuvenator Restorer of ri fr The a a household god; outhful in ydt net only extilerates bat ettenstieee nak {sreally an invaluable blessing. eapecially to those who have been reduced to a condition of servility, telf-abase, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No —— a of acer of any oman j igen, thls suber! paration ragore > BIOKRENE Cunue Imrorency, Genxrat BEsiLit) Incagacity, Dyspxrsia, RESSION, Petite, Low Sriaits, ‘WAKNEss OF THE or ts KRATION, Impecitiry, Mentat Inpo- LENCE, Emaciation, Exnvl, 15 3 Ps ESIRABLE aND Novel Errect Upo; ® Nervous Systku, and all who are in an) i ‘yous dis = abilities are ear vised to oa a ‘care in this most excellent ualled preparation. eter eho by impraterce, have lost thelr NATURAL VIGOR, will find a speeay and perme: nent cure in the OKRENE. ‘The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR. should give th: ING, the OLD should gi st a trial; it bay found “ other articles for the same purposes. TO FEMALES — This preparation te Sevalnable nervous weakmesses kinds, as it will re- Sore the wasted strength with wonderful perma. Bence. also ® grand tonic, and will reli Pe ie ip with the firet dove, Ab ws food oad in ite us® will renovate the stomach tol degree ot perfect health, and banish Dy mon One della¥ per bottle, or six for $5. BeLD "hort by, express anywhere, WoronINes & BALL Fg Prbcetor, Bold by & C. FORD, rovner ith sitet dee $-coly a” ‘and Perneylvania avenue. ! : Le day, } 11.35 a. m., sud 2.59, and a3, and? | FOR ALL WAY STAT Bg ee =e large capital | (EO Se NT RAILROAD LINES. ' Onand after Mo y, Fe trains will ran between W. burg, connecting at Goridensrile. + Central Railre trains to ant from Ric follows } MAIL TRAIN Leave Washington daily ‘except Sanday) at ¢.& &.m . and arrive at Lyuchburg at 5.45 pm. e uchbarg at 7 a. m., and arrive at Wash. * Ipgton at 6.35 pm mond, ae EXPR Leave Washingtou daily :inclading @umisy) at 610 p.m. end arrive at Lynclibarg at 6 00 a. nv Leave Lynchburg at 6.0 p.m, and arrive at Bgton at 6 21a, North and S ot clase Bleeping ¢ wight trains his Toad is attrac peper, Orange and G: irtaite interest in the popal Through tickets to all pair % and South West may be bedin & New York. Phitadet- hia and Haltimore, and at the officesot the roa@ n Washington and Alexandria WoT McCAPFERTY otf eral Seperinteudent, HLO BALLevan, ASHINGTON, Jannary 8, betwee: iW fol n WASHINGTO! ASRINTON por Owe, vie nz <2 me ae bi FOR RALTIMOR' e daily, except Sund. |, Leave datiy, except Sundoy, st 6:20, s 2 pm FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS. JUNOTION, Leave at 6 and 6:20 4 moni ut 2-30 and 440 p.m ‘OR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 6-0 and 7° . m.,and 43% | trains te or from Annapolis on Sunday ' ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMORE Leave at 7am. and 29) and7.38 p.m FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave st7.0 a.m, and 2) p.m, FOR ALL PAL © OF THE W 2 Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.30 a. aud TS oom. On Se >. m. only. connecting at Rela: Btation from Baltimore to Wheeling, | PRROUGN ToKsxt: a ETS to the Weet « be had the Washington Station Ticket OMee at all tenes ; ia wes cay om veil os 4 the = office tp the Amert- Saher ie cn n 7m, eameyivanie avexve, or New York, Philadelphia, and " | sdvertioement of agh Lis ey oe = TH. Master of ‘Traneportatt: i. ; L. OOLE. Geweral Ticket Agent, - | ocMtl GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. "PUROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASuINGTO! i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW Youn. ss Bere j Wasn ine January 3. 1308, | _ ‘Trains betwoen Washington sod New York are | Bow ran as follows. viz FOR XEW YORK. without chance of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at7-30a mm aud and 7.3) p m == DEW WORK, changing care at Phitladel- phia, pave daily (except Sanday) at 1113 8 m. ena 4:8 p.m. | | FOR PHILADELPTIA | | Leave datly ‘except Sunday) st 78 and 11.38 @, m., aud 4:3) and 7-30 pm ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York at 6:30 p.m. only, Leave for Philadelphia at 7-3) p.m_ only. Sleeping ears for New York om 7% p.m. trale | dstly. cxcept Sunday. On Sunday, train and sleep ] ~~ car rar only to Philadelphia. hrough tickets to Philade! Borton, can ve had at th: im the day. as weil fean Telegraph By between sha i 6th streets. j , Bee Baltimore and Ghio Railroad advertisements | for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Am | Bapolis, and the West. | W.P SMITH, Master of Transportation, | L. M. OOLE. General Ticket Agent. oc S8-tf GEO. 8 KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. G™t PENNSYLVANIA KOUTE NORTH AND WEST. FOUR DAILY TRAINS. WINTER HEDULE On and after November 20th, 1965, trains will raw as follows : leave Leave Washingion. Bailimore | Exprers Mall, Wa. m. . | Fast Line, 8:20 a. | Pittsburg & Erie Express, 4°40 p.m. Pittsburg & Kimirs Exp., 7:30 p.m. TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Leaving Washington at 3:30 ane7:-9P. SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUIOK TIME B7-No change of cara betwoon Baltimore, Bi- mira, Erie, or Pittsburg. | BW For tickets and any information apply at the Ofice of the Great Pennsylvania Route, Pennsylvania svenue and Sixth strect, under Ne- tional Hotel and i4th etreet, corner P-una ayenue. opposite Willards’ Hotel, Washingtc ry .N. DURARRY, j Superintendent N.C OR KE. J. WILKINS, ssenger and Ticket Acrat. ssenger Agent. Ro 20-28 S80. GILLETT, QGFORET DISEASES! SECRET ¥ISEASES; Ss SAMARITAN’S GIFT: SAMARITAN’S GIFT: ' THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVES USES j “Fes, A Positive Care” for | G@ONORH@A. GLEET, STRICTURES, ee. , ontains no Mineral, 20 Balsam, xo Mercury, | Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Efect @ Cure. j | i | are entirely vegetable, having no smell ath] plessant. taste, and will not in any wayne ‘ure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cures in from two to four days, and recent oases ) ty a aay of be Wivaula, one of the ni vers . 8 most | eftheat Doctors and Chemists uf tke presont dag thoee in on | GK bave been gorged tite Baisam Ocpapvis, os i th | Merenry, Wry S(MARLTANS GPT, by_msil in a plain envelope. OOD! BLOSD ’ oe ULCELS. sokee, oh ‘pared by seraduate Bienes RE JUIOK tes al remedy ever OT DESPAIR! | a may ronounc: BCG AUDereRITAN'S ROOT AND HEEB JUIG P remo ry Wi jm pa ‘rom Fritem as well ax all the ‘ie ad tem bad effects of Mercury. SAMARITAN'S OHANORE WASH, Price teenie: Fell directions. heeled, | terity that for which yom may repent in afler yom UBGBONSSAY OF THE SAM WHAT THe TANS REMEDIES. | {by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner wth stres and ie avenue. | HENBY OOOK. Alexandria, | oteie, __ yea FYAPPINESS OB MISERY \ THAT Is THE Ss ‘The Lipa ae - here WON His ANATOMY aod been the by siitaniee, “Soars 5 Eas jew Tork. -_ micavein $8 QOUlIAL LIFE OF THE CHIN x Se Memorial of Lincoti by F ™ gere ipstrated, ita Mil? bo ndwards. aN ery Sat FRANCK TAYLOR. Ww KACT BUCHU AND IM H ROVER Re thw ABH cures secret and.deli + cate disorders, in all their staces, at little expense, in diet. 19 ipconventence, pede d at io tacte aod odor, im= we Sie in tis astion, end free from all inj Ts RSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow cleanin prosery tag be footh ‘and Gums. ‘This elegant is Teeth and Gums Prepared —— F.C. WELLS & 00. New York, Proprietors, For eale by all druggists. Ww LEBRATED MACHINE-SPBEAD SSTHENING P al Deet in all cases for which required. For ‘ale by all druggirts. aap WALLINGSFORD, Dealer in BUTTE M., Fees be stance {on Contre and Noreen Liberties Markets, @ ebare of the petropage. el ~~ =,