Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1866, Page 4

——. 6 (Pe eQOetere oe EVENING STAR. _ A Family of Seven Persons Murdered. ‘The most horrible tragedy ever known to | bave occurred in Philadelphia came to light yesteraay afternoon. An entire family, con- | sisting of Christopher Deering, aged 35; his | wife, ageG 36; Mies Kealing, 3 lady cousin, aged +5, and bis tour children, named James, aged * ‘Thomas, aged 5, Annie, aged 4, and Emma, aged i4 months, were found brutally murdered upon their premises, on Jones’s Lane, near the Point House road, in the First Ward. All the persons named bad their throats cut and their brads horribly mangled. The murder is supposed to have been committed on Satur- Gay, a: Mr. Deering was last seen on the morn- sng of tbat day. The mother and her four chil- aren were found in one corner of the barn, covered with dirt and hay. The father and Mies Kealing were found lying close to the outside of the barn, and like the others, cov- ered with dirt and hay. The discovery of the murder Was not made tll about 2 o'clock Wed- nesday morning. The bodies were in a parti- ally decomposed state, showing evidently that several days had elapsed nce the per- petration of the atrocious deed. Mr. Deer- mg was @&@ eattle dealer, and greatly res ted by his neighbors. His residence is in the suburbs of the city, where houses are some distance apart, which accounts for the affair net being discovered before. 1tis confidently believed that the person who committed the herribie deed is a young German about 25 | years of age. who has been in the bi 4 of Mr. Deering for several weeks past. le has not been seen about the place since Friday. ‘The instrument used in murdering the family Was 4 very sharp axe, subsequently found in the house. With this he struck them in the | head, and afterward cut their throats. A small , boy. about I4 years of age, who was employed by Mr. Deering, is also missing. He is also | =uppesed to have been murdered, and his | bedy thrown down a well on the premises, or into one of the many ditches which a>ound in | the neighborhood. The murderer has not been | captured vp to the time of the present writing. The herrible affair has created great comm tion throughout the entire city of Philadelphi: Plunder seems to have been the sole object. Horses and cattle im the stable were feund in a famiehing condition. The Ledger, in its account of the terrible tragedy, says the bodies of Deering and his ece were found im the barn, covered with y, Sud the others in @ corn crib, similarly covered. It is smpposed the murder was com- + by @ man and boy who Deering, and have lived | r two months pasi. The have disappeared. Deer- | his niece were from home on Saturaay g, and it is supposed his wife and chil- dren were murdered curing bis absence, and that he and bis niece were killed on their re- & his family supposed murdere: ibe turn. The bodies presented a horrible appear- ance, having been fearfully mutilated with an ax The only one of the family who escaped was 9 child 16 years old, who was on a visit to a distant relative. Mayor McMichael has of- fered x reward of 1.000 for the apprehension i the murderer of the Deering family. Late Southern Ttems. enera! Frank Elur has taken to raising Mississippi ty all the postoffices in Texas are in charge of femairs A Natchez policeman Begroes list week A Southern Travelers’ Insurance Co., with a ot Lai amuillion, is forming in South was murdered by A freedmen’s savings bank at Beaufort, S. C., Das deposits exceeding The Sou bern Express Company was robbed at Brazos, Texas, inst week, of twenty-live ibourand dollars. Wm. Wright, of New Orlea has been need to two years’ hard labor for hur- raing for th mn Confederacy. Mr. Reagan, Postmaster Genera! of the ate 5 is now farming in Texas. He works in the field with his employees. Gen cker, late of the Confederate States army. was arraicned m the United States Cir- cuit Court, at Memphis, on the 6th instant, on & charge of treason, and beld in $10,06) bail to answer ot the next term of court. Avegro was shot last Sauday morning in front of the Macon (Ga.) jail, while standing there couversing withsome prisoners, An in- eividual named Tom Kutght told him to Mover ou; And upon his refusing. Knight tired tus pistol, the bell striking his victim in the wounding him dangerously. Knight says he intended only to friguten the man. The Austin Intelligencer he 22d says that upwards of ceven hundred cases of measles aod other diseases are reported in Austin and | Vicinity, and theepidemic is now deereasin: eply tor want of material. Of this extraor- inary nomber of cases a large percentage las terminated fatally. At last acccunis it was rumored that the scarlet fever was in the city. The people of East Tenusssee, disgusted by the concuctof the “bolting” members of the believing that Central have interests totally OD, are agitating a ques- oft Civision of the State. A writer in the boro’ (fenn.) Flag asserts that he bas telkead with a large number of citizens, and hieds them almost unanimous for the measure. ibe first street cars ever seen ia Tennessee were started on the Nashville street railroad ay. ts inte the Virginia Treasury are AW a day, and the expenditures about | w YorXer, on a visit to Virginia, writes he necro women of that State have with- m unyibing like labor, and are de- their time to dress, promenading, &c. spateh irom New Orleans says that ail restrictions om commercial cipher dispatehes are removed by an order from the War De- partment The Marion (S. CO.) Star says that on the igh: of the Ista portion of the United States garrison there set fire tothe house of Kate | *. a certezan, burned up the school room free negroes, anc beal several of their brethren unmercifully. correspondent, writing trom Columbia. S. ©, says that no Union soldier is safe in that Vieinity, and that attempts are frequently mace to assassinate them. A rebel General named Geery, who boasts that he has «never dered,” was recently arrested for com- im the outrages upon the Federal troops ana cemanded tobe treated “as a prisoner of wer, sup Deatn.—virgy Thomas, a r to girl, about 16 years of age, re- cing with Ler tather and step-mother, near the Gof Gill street, was for some time past Surpe ted of being pregnant, which she poxi- ely Genied. Oa Tnursday morning of !ast week the smothered ery of an imfant bemg her parents searched her room, 2nda . @ infant was tound between the bed and (Le mattrese,just in ume to save its life. The poor young mether, whe was member of | & church, and bad heretoture borne a good | character. was so shocked by the discovery of | ber shame, and the crime by which sne at- tempteG to cover it, that ehe was attacked by fits, and lingered wntil last Sanday, when ceath ended her mortal sufferings. On Tues- day the grave sheitered her from the scorn of | her companions. No mducements could pre- vail on her to reveal the name of her seducer, and though stern morality must condemn her sttion ef the laws of God and mun, yet Ler youth and her fidelity to the author of ber ruin, must soften the judgment of her sur- vivers, particularly as she is goae before a uw l where justice and mercy are equally balanced, end where the whole trath wilt be eheited, and judgement awarded accordingly — Fetersburg Express. Cor Lon’? Foor Her.—The Lafayette (Ind.) Covrier tells an amusing story of some tadivs gents of What place who were taking a walk near the cemetery, when a ghost ed. They all ran but one sturdy of the sirong minded class, who stood | ber groned till the ghost got to her. She then | thrashed out of the attnd dieguise a mis- chee vour fellow who had heard the project of walking abont rraveyaras discussed, and hid boineelf to give the party a fright. Sie led bom back to the house, and in reply to the © s that poured in upon her s:tid: ant fool me: i've seentoo many men in Fheet« to be frightened hy them.” A ReEMAKKAEL:: MAKKIAGE.-One of the most Tembarkable marrixges that has been solemn- see€ im this city since its origin, we may say, occurred at one of oer Jewish synagogues day before yesterday. The united ages of the ir that were married, was one hundred and ity - five years. Who will say that old people are goed tor nothing, after that The young and dashing groom is eighty-five years anda resi- eentof tite city. The bloomng bride is Bev. enty, and belonzs in Lennex, Mase, The par- are of the Hebrew faith, and the affair cre- ex considerable excitement, as well xs talk, among all classes.—Albany Kwickerbocker. ivsomate tesmae mel Ele ine A Lano® SwixpLe IN New Onixans—A Mississippi planter recently went to New Or- i 6 procure German rere. A tirm in at cily comtracted to mmport two bundred,and planter advanced 9,500 to pay their fare, ome time afterward he was told that they erein New York, and he eee ie 34,500 more tetake them to New Orleans. He paid i. and cn thelr arrival found that instead of being freshly imported Germans, they were of sil nationalities, Pomc upiu New York, and too demoralized plentation work. The planter now sues for bis money, and 325,000 damages The excnyation ef the, bake tannel at chasse has ben pushed to." distance of 5.802 feet from sbore end, and about 645 feet from the crit. gov ing & total of 6,47 feet, and jeaving 4,144 yet to be run. LATER FROM EUROPE. | The steamship Asia, from Li with | advices to the istof April, has arrived. The Leudon Stock Exchange was the only market open on the 3ist of March. Theeclosing quota- tons were Consols, +6 4a86%. The German difficulties were still increasing, but no actual hostilities bad occurred. Muntary prepsra- Tons were actively progressing. Gen. Binedek has been appointed the Austrian commander- in-chief. “The Vienna Debates states that the | western great powers intend to present identi- cal notes at Berlin depr: of war. It is stated not only a convention, but a formal treaty of albance, has been concluded between Italy and Prussia. Von Bismark is said to have addressed a cireular despatch to the Prussian smbaseadors at the courts of the great powers, direciing them to protest against ‘the extraordinary argamen's of Anstria. The Flor- ence telegram states that considerable armaments are in course of preparation in itsiy. The editor of the Paris Opin- ion Nationale states that he had received a visit from Head Centre Stephens, who an- nounced his approaching departure for Amer- aca. The English news, both political and general, is very meagre. Count Von Bismark had a jong interview on the 2sth ult., with Count Karalye, the Austrian ambassador tc Berlin. Orders have been iseued to place three, qivisions of Prussian infantry, the whole six‘: army corps, and several other regiments,@n a war footing. It isalsostated thatthe Prus-an war vessels at Kiel are to be prepared tor ac- tive service. lt is asserted that five Prassian army corps have received orders to hold them- selves in readiness for active service. The German difficulties are still increasing, but no | actual collisions occurred. Military prepara- tions are actively progressing. United States five-twenties, 71471; Maryland sixes, 65a70. RemaRwan ce Cask OF Trane Rises from her Coffin.—A lady r ing within 16 miles of Raleigh, says the Progress, who been in delicate beaith since she lost her husband in if6*, died last Friday, (as was sup- posed,)and her friends in the neighborhood proceeded io take the steps usual on such oc- casions. The coffin was ordered, the corpse shrouced and laid out, and all needful prepa- rations consummated for the funeral services last sabbath. Strange agit may appear, it is said that, while the watchers in an adjoining room were induiging in hilar ty and hot cot- fee, a noise was heard in the department where the remains of the beloved departed Teposed. Supposing acat or rat was playing therein, a kentleman went to stop the revelry. On open- Ing the door he was horrified to find the lady standing in the floor the very incarustion of perplexity. The brave fellow ily retreated diis demonstrat stot the par- ing and trem- season. An ei- derly negress, more ex the oth- ers, went imto the dwelling, ascertained the of affairs, and, with Cbri n heroism, administered to the necessitivs of the dead- alive one. STRUGGLE with A LUNATIC. rday moruing thiee of the police officers were ¢ upon to goto the house ot John Hannes F street, and arrest him, im order that he be sentto the insane Retres yas @ raving maniac. The oificers tound tt hos house #lone, and noone in the neigh d brave enough to go uear him. The was on the watch, and as soon police opened the door, he burled at them wich great violence, chairs, and everything he might at Hartford, as y bis The police had lively work in ice these missiles, some ot bad brusses. an, aud con- where he wis ile thus placed, wis succeeded in breaking the which They t veyed ironed and placed ina cell. W he by great & irons Cn his bands, and then smashed inte frag- ments his sleeping bunk. He was taken, and with bis hands behind him, placed ina iarg Teorn alone, where he remained quiet, engaged in uttering short prayers. erful w superhu He is a large pow- n, and in his fits of passion exhibits nstrength. He will be sent imme- dintely to rd.—New Maven Courier, Sricipy o¥ A Sprerevarist.—Mr. George W. Washington. a ive of tins city, formerly employed iia down-town United States bonded Warehouse. commit! i suicide on Friday morn- ing, at the Putnam House, on the corner of 2th street and Fourth avenue, by cutting his throat, during a temporary aberration of mind. lie was a prominent hgbt among those expressing a belief in the pecniiar doctrines set forth by spiritualists. These, added to his enfecbled flame by diseasr, were the canse of frequent fits of despondency, during w h he was re peatediy heard to express the belief that death Was nearathand. Dr. Washington absented bimeelf from the breakfast table, and on the servant rapping at his door no response was returned. The proprietor ot the hotel being informed ot ihe fact, proceeded to his room and forced open the door. He found the unfortunate man lying wpon the bed, quite dead, he haying ent bis throxt with a pocket knife, which was found lying by bis side. Coroner Gamble held ab ingucst, when the above facts were elicited cordance was Y. Express. KE—A letter trom Rome us anecdote is told of Captain quet, the French officer who gave the ‘o fire on the Papal dragoons at Castel Gandolfo. He recently applied to the Pope for his signature to an sn iulgence to one of the ir ages which Catholics sre in the habit of send- ing to their families. The Pope was told who he was, but received him without any appear- ance of resentment, writing his name and a few words in Latin inthe usual way on the image. Captain Bosque: boasted ofthis smong his fellow olficers, but when the im was examined, the inscription was fo: to be the words of the Saviour to Judas Iscariot. @7 The Chicago Opera House is tobe dis posed of by raftile, The man that won the ele- phant in a rafile will be nowhere, after this. &7In boring for an Artesian Well, near St. Louis, a five-teet vein of coal wassirnckat a Gepth of 50 feet, and a bed of superior fire-clay, 2+ feet thick, at 70 feet. sore. SPECIAL NOTICES. gee STEADILY, SUECESSFULLY, SURELY, AUCTION SALEs. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. JANCERY TED ON THE EAST TREET, BETWEEN FE AND > OPPOSITE By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. in chancery cause No. ‘1, equtty docket No. 7. jerein Fran- cle H Espy is pl taud James W. St Clair @ detendan' Will Beli at public a pore wt the 4i day of May, ~ a of the premice 2 O'clock p. ma, j08e two parts of Lote numbered ten cid) atl eleven, (1) in Square numbered two hundred and fifty: fonr, (284.) in the city of Washington, Viatrict of Columbia, contained within the following mete ena bounds: Beginning for the same ata point im the west line of said Synare. distant 109 fect from the southwest corner thereof, and raaning thenc north with the west line of said Square 4) feet 3 inches; thence east 105 feet 103¢ inches to the pub.ic alley; thence senth 25 feet Sinches; thence west 25 feet; thence sonth 11 fe thence weet 27 feet iy inches; thence sonth 4 feet, and thence west 83 feet Ginches tothe place of heginnmg, together with the improvements thereon. frou! we property ie improved with two Brick i Buildings, each having a front of 20 feet 13+ inches on Lith strect, the northernmost lot extending back that width 106 feet 10}: inches 'o the public | alley; and the other lot extending hack the same dept en width, having a frout on the alicy of Sfeet 14s inches, The trustees reserve the right to sell both parts together or separately, asthey may cecin best at the time of sale The terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree, are: One-third of the purchase money in cash i the residue in two equal instalments, at six aud twelve months. for which notes of the’ purctiaser, to the watisfuction of the trustees, will te taken, and alien retained on the premises sold. All con- Zand revenue stamps at the cost of the WM. F MATTINGLY.) »_ JOHN H. JOHNSON, 4 Trurtees. GKEEN & WILLIAMS apl0-tu,th.ra wkd Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionerrs, No. 626, corner of 7th and D streets, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOTS ON THE ISLAND. In pursuance of adecree ot the Supreme Conrt of tbe District of Columbia, rendered on the third day of April A.D. 1865 in ’e cause in which Cor. peliur J. Desmond is complainant and Margaret Katclifi and others are defendants, No 606, in equity. the undersigned trustee. appointed by said court, willsetl at public auction. to the highest bidder. on the premises, at 5 o’clock p.m, on MONDAY. April the lth. 1306, Lots Sand 5, in Square Ne 3x3, the enid lote fronting % feet each on Sonth F street, between %rh and 10th streets, na depth of 125 leet to an al erm: One-third cash; batance iu six and twelve months, with interest, secured by bonds &pd notes, approved by the trustee. Conveyancinc and stamps at Bent of purchaser, $8 down on Ancti evch lot when sold. If the ab terms are pot complied with withi five days from the day of gale, the trustee ress the right to sell the said property at th expense of the defanlting pur-haser, on cays notice in the Evening Star. SAM'L T. DRURY, Trastes, apG-eokde GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BY J.C. Mc@UIBK & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- TY NEAR THE CITY The attention of the public is invited to a chan- cery sale of 74 acres of LAND, to take pla-e on the Wtu day of. April. wt 12 o'clock m., at the Anction Rooms of J.C, McGuire & Oo., of which fall par- ticnlars will be found in the advertisement in the Intelligencer on Monday, Weduesday, aod Friday. ‘This lend is well known asthe property of the Iate Williem M. Morrison, Eaq., and lies about four miles from the limits of the city, near the sec- ond tell-eate, on the 7: id. and between that road and the Ro The tract is le ef being divided into a number of sites, 1s well watered by eprings and a bracch running throngh it. and hear, if not traversed by, the located route of the contemplated branch of railroad ruuning from this city to the Point of Rocks. rty is by the 7th street road, Access to the p proper turping off to the right at the second toll gate. Mm 31-eots B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH € STREET, BETWEEN 43. AND 6TH STS. ISLAND. AT’ PUBLIC AUCTION, On MONPAY the loth instant. at 6 o’clock p m, we shall sell. in front of the premises, Lot No 9. in Funare No. 493, having 20 feet front, each ranuing back a good depth. e ‘Title peifect. Terme: One third cash; the balance in 6 and12 . secured by adeed of trust on the premixes, All converancing and revenne stamps at the cost ef the purchaser. $25 duwn en each lot when sold GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. old. ap 10-e0&da Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. No. 426 eorner 7th and D streets, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON HSTREEL NORTH, BETWKEN 2D AND Be Dace WEST, AT PUBLIC AUC- » On SATURDAY, the Mth instant. at 53 o’elock m., we shall seil, on the premisea. Lot No. 10, nm square 562, having W feet front ou H atreet, ran: ping back a good depth to 18 toot alley, making ita handsome building lot. Terms : One-third cash; balance in +x and twelve mouths. A deed given and adeed of trusttaken. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of ee purchaser, $90 down when the preperty is sold. ap6d (Int) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* W. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers, f the Supreme Court of the ict of Columbia. sitting as a Court of Equity, ed in acause of Huntington and others vs John yand others. No. £62 upon the docket ad urt, the subseriber. as Trustec, will offer at DAY. the loth any of April, at in the afternoon. all that part ted in Square No 236, in tie city at the northwest corner tiag south Si feet and 8 east 23 feet, then north SLiecet and 8 inches. more or lees, to Letreet, then with the line of 1 street 23 feet to the beginning, With the frame building upon the same, Turms of sate: One third cash; the balance of the parchage money to be paid in six and twelve months from the day of sale. with interest, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay- ments, with security to be approved by the Trustee; or the whole purchase inoney may be paid on the day of sale, or on the ratifieation thereo: by the Court On the paywent ef the whole purchase hioney, the Trustee will convey to the purchaser, athiseoet. the property to him sold, frea, clear. end ¢ischarged of all claim of the partias to the fh. P JACKSON, Trastee. W.L WALL & CO, Aue B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the BMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING every case of Kinney Diskask, RHEUMATIsM, Grave, Urinary DisonpeRs, Weaxness and Parns in the Back, Femate ComPLaints and Txovusxs arising from Excesses or any Kixv, COME, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Soild by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD &vO., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & KOUGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agent feb lly COLGATE’S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP A mmperier ToiLeT Soar, prepared from refined Vuceran.e O1rs in combination with Grycertne and especially designed for the usa of Lantus, and ferthe Nexsexy. Its perfume is exqnisite, aud its washing properties unrivalied. For eale by all druggists. fed eoly TO DYE BASY is very desirable. MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best tm the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash,n«atain. notronblo. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Mair dyed ix public, can DYK AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by ving THE VENETIAN DYKE. Bt does not ruts off or make the Hair appear dusty or dead, but imparts mew life and lustre. Gives a beantifnl black or brown, aa pre- ferred. Price 7s cents. al ac tale a Prepared by A.J. MATHEWS, N.Y, DEMAS BARNES & 00., Ne York, Wholesale Agents. —____________ my Hooly HALL’S VEGKTABLE LAS HAIR KENEWER Af to De the most i Rat RohSte ever otered totes segs! ereparation It is a vegetable componnd, » aud " jurions properties whatever. contains no in pie WILL ORK Gray Hare to 17s Onictnan ‘Ttowiit Keep the hair from falling out Tt cleasros je scalp, and makes the hair soft, and silken. lendid hair dressing. No person, el or young, shivald fall to nse it, iy ts KecowyENDED AND Usko BY THE Finst wees won Hal Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- ‘a inke: , “R. P. HALL & 00., Nashua, N. H., Proorietora, For vale by all Druggists. 4 SUPERIOR REMEDY. recommend to conacie: s DR. aioe. ELtirLvobs COUGH BALS but the Mellitigegs Couse Helsam is une of the beet eee 2 ~ lbs steapaersan eaeeie Tanbe cough, s No. 13: camere Sites 1 APRESS ped 'Z 2 9 NAS OnRrS : b> ore, 5 ‘TI. cee Pa. avenue and bog Ninth woo ad Dietrict of Columbia. sitting aaa Court of Equity, | in 4 cause of Huntington and others va. Jno, ay xml others, No. S2upon the de i Cant: the subscriber. as Trusteo. he hour et 5 0 > part of Lot No 4!.in Old Georgetown, begin on the je of Market Space. at the end of 172 feet from the corner of Bridge street and Market Bpace, sod runnine with the line of Market Bpace sunth 31 feet and 2inches to Market alley, then west with, the line of saia alley feet and 8 inches, to the di Vision line of lots numberea 40 and 4!. then with said division line north to the end of 172 feet from Bridge street. und thence to the bezinning, with the Brick Warehouse I oe the same. ri ‘Yerms of sale: One third eash; the balance of the prrchase money to be paid ins and 12 months from r he das of sale, with interest. the purchaser giving hix notes for the deferred payinents, with wecurity, to be approved by the trastes; or the whole pur- clase money may be paid on the day of sale. or the Tatitication thereof by the Court On the payment of the whole purchasa money, the trustees willeon vey to the purcharer at hin cost the property to him sold. free. clear, and discharged of all claim to the ries to the cause. ae SSANe’"R_P.TACKSON. Trnstoo. _ THOS, DOWLING. Auct, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. igival Horse wud Garriags Bazaar, 9 La, av., between yth ard lth ste, We will nell at our Bazaar, No. 98 Lonisiana ay between 9th and doth streets, on TURSDAY MOKNING, April 17th, 1365, at 10 o'clock, One Brown Horse, Ruggy xnd Hares, which wo will well for’ livery and storage, if the oener dces not call for them before the day of Ls a “EY order of RICHOLAS HENDRICKS. aps W.L WaLbl & CO, Aucts. WILLagD’s | } bearing interest trom theday vf sale and secured | AUCTION SALES. ¥ GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets. NCER LE_OF VALUABLE BEAL CHA ¥ SALE. OF BE In pureuance of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, rendered on the 9th day of Murch, 1865, in a cause No. 615 Equity, in which James W. Gibson is complaivant, and Elizabeth an he undersigned, ommisieners appointed by the id Court in that behalf, we will sell at public auction, upon the premises, at 5% o'clock p. m.. on THURSDAY, the th day of April inetant, that valuable piece of property, fronting om C street north, between 43. and known as the Exchange Hotel, bemg numbered four and ive, (4 . bered four hundred and ninety, (490,) the said jamie) of said Lote beginning on north ( street 22 eet 6 3-10 inches westward from the sontheast cor- fi bh streets weet, | 6.) in Bquare num- | ag Jobn H. Gibson, and others, are defend- | ner of said Lot No. 4, and thence ranning morth 40 j feet 4 inches. thence east 5 feet 6 inches, thence north 49 feet7 inches, west 4 feet, thence north 4 | feet 6 inches. thence east 2 feet 5 inches, thence | nor‘h 18 fegt to the public alley, thence south west- wardly along said alley 45 feet, thence south to north © street, thence east about 40 feet 6 iuches to the beginning. with the improvements, wiich are a large Brick Honse, with back buildings, Stable, Carriage House, &c., & “Te paid in cai or purchase: to give note purchase mone: for the baianre of the able six, twelve, and eighteen Months after the day of salo,with interest from | date, secured by des trust upon the property. The purchaser or purchasers to pay for stamps and ail conveyancing. Commissioners. M. THOMPEON, Oomplt’s Solicitor. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ap6-eokds [Intel.} B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE. I shallsell.on FRIDAY, the 20th day of April, D., 1566, at 5 o'clock p. m., in frontof the premi- tes, Lot No. 8, in Square No. 131, ander a decree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Col- umbia, in re, Sanders ct al. va. Richard etal. The Lot is at the corner of Boundary street and i8th | Street west, fronts 167 feet on ths latter street, 174 feet on Boundary and is very desirable t property. The title is p E Terms: One-halfeash: re<idne at 6 months with interest, or the purchaser may at his option pay the whole in cash FREDERICK W_ JONES. Trastee. ap7-1t J. McGUTRE & CO. Ancta, U™tep STATES MILITARY BAILBOADS Office of Assistant Quartermaster, Washington. D. C., March 2, 1: Sealed Propossis will be received until 12 o'clock atyoon on TURSDAY. the I7th day of Aprii next, for 7% tons good forty-five peund Railroad Iron, laid on track connecting the Norfolk and Peters- burg ratlroad with the Seaboard aud Roanoke rail- roxd at Snffolk, Va. ; Tidders will state the price perton in cash for the fron—the Chairs, Spikes, and Ties to be in- cluded 7 1,480-2,240 tons of good 45 pound rail, in track leading from Richmond. F: ricksburg, and Po- =, railroad, at Aquia Creek to \uba-Dam hart. Bidders will state the price per ton in cush for the Iron—the Ties, Timber, Spikes, and Chairs to be included. " * Proposals shonid be endorsed “* Bids for Railroad Tron,” and addressed to the undersigned H. Lb. ROBINSON, mh 27-Tr.Sét —_ Brev. Brig. Gen. and M PROPOSALS. PPoPosaLs For SEWMR, Mayor's Orrick. Washinzton, April 6, 1835 Seuled Proposals will be received by the signed antil 120 clock m. on W 18th day of April next for the Two foot Burrel Sewer, (inside diameter,) the walls to be nine inches in thickness, on G street north, from Fourteenth to Fifteeuth street west, to con- Rect with the sewer on Fourteenth street west, in accordance with the aet approved (ctober 25, 1855, to have ene man-hole where the Commissioner of the Second Ward may dire: Bidders will state the pric sewer and Man-hele, which vatiens. & er lineal foot for the It include allexca the successful bidder or bidders to be responsible for ail damages done to gas or Water-piper, or by the elements, and any accidents cansed in construction of the ‘The right to decline any or it be deemed for the interest of do a0, is reserved Spe: ifications can be seen at the office of the Com- missioner of Improvements every day from 10a. m. to 12 m., or at any time by calling on the Commis sioner of the Sroond Ward ; aaa. None but practical mechantes need bid. pare W. SPALDING, Commissioner Second Ward, aid SUOUSSA, | pro: the Corpor: ap7a fyy4*98= OFFICE, WASHINGTON. April 5, 1865. PROPOSALS +OR SEWER. Proposals will be received by the undersigned 120 clock M., on SATURDAY, April Lith. i i alley in Square i g G street north, to connect with the sewer reet west, Sewer will be circular in form: ita inside diameter will be 2 feet 6 inches; the walls 9 inches kuess, the inside bottom of the Sewor on G street, commence at the i bottom of the Sewer in Sth street. and parallel with the prevent grads of the street to the entrance to alley, and throwgh the alley at a depth of about 10 feet? The Sewer will have two “drops,” with aa iron grate over each. ders willstatethe price per linea! foot for the Bewer and per picce for cee ‘tops ” te he right to rejec or al sin reserved, eens JAMES J OAMPREDL. Commissiover Fourth Ward. JC McKELDEN, M. G. EMORY, ap tht Assistant Commissioners. PRoPosaLs FOR SEWER. Maror’s Orrice, April 2, 18%. Sealed Proposals wiil be received by tue under- signed until 12 o’clock m ,on FRIDAY. the 13th day of April next, for the building of a three-foot Barre! ewer. (inside diameter.) the walls to be bine inches in thickness. on I street tween 14th street nud Connecticut aven nect with the sewer now building in Mth street, in accordance with the act approved July 27, [8%5, to have Man-holes and Stench-trapa with Lateral Sewers from such corners as the Cammisaioners of the Firet aud Becond Wards may direct Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the ‘ihree foot Sewer. per lineal foot for the Lat- erals cighteen inches tuside diameter, four inches walls: per Trap each, per Man hele each. which shall incinde xcavations, &c ,&c ; the sug cessini bidder or bidders to be responsible for damages Gone to gas or water-pipos, as will more fay appear in the specifications. e right te decline any or all proposals, should it be decmed eck ed interest of the Corporation to B. S: Assistant Commissioners. ¥ be- tween 10 o'clock ® m and 12 m.,alsoin the City Baperes Faster bil —— one Teter. one but practical mechanics nm JOHN W. DYER. Commissioner First Ward. AS. W. SPALIDNG, Commissioner Second Ward, GEORGE W_ RIGGS. %.M. P. KING, Assistant Coimmissionera. P#©PosaLs FOR LavING WATER MaLNs. Maron's 0. WASHING TO: Sealed Preporals, to be end lope. ** Proposais for laying water-mains,” will be received at this office until noon on FRIDAY. the lath instant. Bidders will also Fpecify on the en- velope. anden the face of the bid. what district the bid is for. Taere are three districts, which are bounded as follows. viz: DISTRIOT NUMBER ONE includes all that part of the city north of the Obesapeake and Ohio Canal and ity Canal, aud west of Seventh street west DISTRICT NUMBER TWO includes all that part of the city north and northeast of the canal, and rast of the west side of Seventh street west. isTRIOT NUMBER THREE includes all that part of the city which is between the canal and the Potomse and ibe Eastern Branch, Bpectficetions and forms of proposals can be had by application to the Water gistrar, and such propcrals only will be consisered as are written Upon these regular official ferme, atistuctory houd and security will be required nthe parties with whom the contracts shall be made RICHARD WALLAOH, ap std Mayor. apStd — tc, Ciry Harr, $ April 2, 1836. YC, W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES, WHISKY. WINES, &c. MemicaL Purveyok’s Orricn, astiine on. D. C., March 21,1344 Will be sold at puwiic auction, in this city. at the Judiciary use Warehouses, back of the Vity Hall,on WEDNESDAY. the 8th day of April next, at 10 o'clock a. m.. the following articles of Hosoi- tal Stores and Liquors. no longer required for the u-0 of the medica! department of the army, viz AITOw aes tbs 690 Jde 10,00| Pea Bean: be 27300 Ibe 100 do..lbe 162 00 Dw ‘ins 10,000] 3h°9 bot #0) toncent'd Mi ig ee ely Wine, Loncen' ~| arragoua ae, be 1.3381” bottles...., 10,000 (Glen will be sold fn lote to ault beth ic wi 60! jor a tt purchasers. will be allowed te parties in remoy- ir the 5th prox “Gras, porieRL AND, and Purveyor 6 mh 1-24 ‘©. W. BOTELER. Jr., Auct. a ety tie Rn lec leo moron cametee GAT BANGAINS iN SECOND: uaND One ' % Wr a Davie BEANO Beans comme? 7 octave Hal One 634 octave Bi One 6% octave ue 6 octave 876 One 6 iesiste negme gO Wis have eo UahRced ene PIANOS in the city largest stock of NEW METZEROTT & OO. No, 318 V.. bet. 9th et as, Bole Acency Uf Steinway's Phases ead e0 Hamlin’ Oabinet Orzeme ano# amd Mason & ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VicoR ARI NU rot Wha USED baa BAR P®Rerosats FOR NORTH RIVER FLAG GING, TREASURY DiPARTMENT, Office of Supervising Architect, March 27, 1886 Proposals will be received at'this Office until 12 O'clock m, April 2th. 1855, for furnishing North River Fiagwing for the sidewalks infront of th Wert wing of the Treasury Building, to be deliv- ered at the work, and of the fullowing dimessions and numbers, viz 176 Stoves, 5 ft. 8in.x3 ft. @in., not less than Sin. thick. 80 Stenes. 5 ft. 4in.x3 ft.0in., not lees than 3 in. Hi dat t 178 Btones. 3 ft. 0 in.x3 ft. 0in., not less than 3 in, ‘The surface of the Flags must be perfectly ont of wind, and the tooling run with the length of the same—machine tooling preferred. As the edges tatter delivery, the plates must be far- n th suflicient margin to work porfectly true tothe above dimensi-ns, and all will bere which are diferent in this respect. The to be per superficial foot, (measured when and to include ail corte of delivery, and aleo pecify the time in which it can be delivered nts will be made upon delivery, with a reservation of 10 percent. until the whole of the “The teeny reserves the right to reject or all bids if it be deemed for the interest ‘of the Government to de so, and Ho bid will be considered = rekon conform to the requirements of this Proposals Fred endorsed 5 ne for ¥ gin and ireaxed ta'*a. B — lett, Acting Se 5 As Se + ‘AR ‘MULLET. Si Acting Supervising Architect. [)OW81NG's FRUIT AND rRUre TREES of Db Aone. coer ros Garten, nets x mei Book. Floy's Guide to the Orchard ‘and rait Garden: Hand of Frait Culture it’s es aa haa es Cul (mh 23) FRA v AKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN- ony, Tee Retuadyt ns Eiger se im?) Ww. 8: One third of the purchase money to be | at the time of sale, and the purchaser | RAILROAD LINES. 1 STEAMBOAT LINES. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. 8 ASCE TIME TABLE. On and after MONDAY March 12, 1855, and until farther notice, Passenger Trains will run between Washington and Alexandria as foliows: x M. AND 30 Mail " j SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS. | LEAVE ALEXANDRIA. | 5:35 AM Leave Wasnixcron. Local - 60 A.M 9:45 _* - 4.00 P.M, ©. A. STEVENS, General Supt. W. J. PHBLPS, General Manager, aes AND OHIO BAILEOAD. WASBINGTON, March 26, 1866, mh i21y ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AXD BARTI. | MOBE. and WASHINTON ARD THE WEST. wee bow run 8s fellows, viz- FOR BALTIMORE, Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6:20, 7:30, and | 016 a, m., and 245, and 4:9), and 7:90 p.'m. : FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. daily, except Sunday, st 6:20, 4. m., aod Leavy a4 mu FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION Leave at Gand 6:%a m. and at 2:45 and 4.35 p. m FOR ANNAPOLis, Leave at 6:20 and 7:0 trains te or from Annapo'ts ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:30 8. m. and 245 and7.9 p.m FOR WAY STATIONS Leave at 7:30.a.m. and 2:45 p. m. FOR ALL PAKTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:30 a. ma. and 7:30 ™m p.m. On Sanday at7:30 p m. only. cting st Bol Station with trains from Bultiors to Wheeling Parkersburg, &c. THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket (Office at all beure in tne fev ie Ng the = office in the Ameri- can Telegray nilding, i berwean 4 ab6 Sth atresia, Sey ania evence, For New York, Philadelphia, ites ee —, +P. 8™ ; Master of Traasportatt: L.M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. oct? GEO! 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Warkington TP HEOUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA AND NRW YOLK. WaAsnINGTon, March 25. 1986, Tratus between Washington and New York are DOW rus as follows, yiz- | FOR NEW K, withont change of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7 38 ®. m. an 6-30 ™. FOB NEW XORK, changing cars at Philade: | Leave daily (except Sunday) at 11-18 8. m. and | 430 p.m. FOR PHILADELPHIA, j Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7-30 and 11-15 « | n., cua e | ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York aud Philadelphia at 6:39 p. | only. ane care for New York on 6:3) p. m. trate Throngh tickets to Philadelphia. New York, on Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hours in the day, as weil as at the new office in the Amer- ican TeJegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 435 and 6th streets. See Baltimore and Ghic Raflroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An- Rapolis, and the West. W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, L. M. OOLE, General Ticket Agent. oc 90-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD Febrnary 12th. two daily Washington and Lynch- at Gordonsville, via Virginia Cent ire trains to and from Bichmoud, as folio MAIL TRAIN. Leave Washington duily (except Sunday) at 648 @.m , and arrive at Lynchburg at 5.45 p.m, : Toren at7a.m., and errive at Waeh- ington at 6.36 m. . EXPRESS TRAIN Leave Washingtou daily (including Sunday) at 610 p. m., and arrive at Lynchburg at 6 00 a.m Leave ‘Lynchburg at 6.30 p.m, and arrive at Washington at 6 21a. m. Both trains make close connections at Lynchbarg for all points South and Southwest, and at Wash- Ingten for North and Northwest, First-class Bleeping Cars vill be attached to the Richt trains. ‘ This road is attractive. not only for its comfort- able accommodations. bat for the fact that it the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull Ran, Mavassas, Bristoe, Catictt’s. Rappahannock, Cul- per. Orange and Gordonsville, places of imper- thable interest in the popular mind Through tickets to all points South and South- West may be hadin Boston, New York. Philadel: hia and Baltimore, and at the offices of the road hs Washington and Alexandria, JM. BROAD( 8. General Ticket Agent, tf Alexandria, V) sud Boston, see trains will burg, conneeti 1 Rai ‘BEAT PENNSYLVANIA) ROU; THE NUKIM AND WEST. 7B TO FOUR DAILY TRAINS. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE, Cn and after Marck 12th, 18, trains will ran as follow Leave Leave eral Washinsion. Battimore Express Mail, Dam, 940 Pitebare’s Rrie Bx Supe | Ir > Pittsburg & Elmira ; ad 7:40 p.m, TWO TRAINS ON BUNDAY. Connecting at Baltimore. Leave Washington 2:45 and 7:40 p.m, SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME, Cars run through from Baltimore to Pittsburgh, Erie, or Elmira without change. we For tickets end any information apply at t! Office of the Great Pennsylvania Bor corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Sopostte Wiilerds’ Hotel, Washington, eres WILKINS, and Ticket Agen! JNO, GILLETT, Passenger Agent. SEcEer DISEASES! x SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN EEMEDY EVER USED, “Yes, A Positive Cure,” for 5 GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, dc. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. Uniy Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure, They are entirely vegetavle. having no smell nor unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in- gare the stomach er bowels of the most delicat>, Cures in from two to four aays, and recent cases iu “twenty fonr hours.” Prepared by » graduate of the University of Peunsylvania, ene of the most eminent Doctors and Chenuists of 71 those whe bavederpeized of getting cateler those Ww! » b be with Balsam Copavisor Mer- mg hy te SAMARITANS CLEE Sevt by mail in # plain envelope. Price—Male packages, $2. Female, $3. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!! * TETTEGR VENEMEAL DISEANES ae eet SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE 1s offered the public asa positive cure. SYPHILIS OR VENERMAL DISKASES, the SAMARITAN’S ROUT AND HERR J most potent, eertain and efectual remedy evi scribed; it reaches and eradicates every the venereal poison. so that the cure is thorough yy am eat 5 1a you posterity that for which you may repent in after | H ears. vvithaagh you 22, NOP DESPAIE! ou ‘Ou Bee: rononnc peu! SAMARITANS ROUT ‘AND HERS JUICES will remove every vestige of impurities from th system, a8 well as all the bad effects of Mereury. FEMALES! _FEMALES!! pliant tic htt AR MERE TTS ES jee suffer the happily adapted, in Ulcerated rus. in Leucor- rhea, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb, de- bility, and for al! complaints incident to the sex. , Bent by express. Price $1 25 per bottle umbers of Fe- BSUICKS most SAMARIT4N’S WASH kh, in cone of 8 itis, Sood in connection with the Rost and Herb Juices. te. these re ed by physicians aud patients. They are used fatihe U. 3. Bospitals. EONS SAY OF THE SAMAR- WHAT THE Grea REMEDIES. “Post Hosriral,, Lagat Maxsuac.. Baltimore, have Satisfaction in Ma, BORAT have weed “Tee eapucline Sometten| diseases in i's mosteustomary forms; Hs of cen neod teem with ji » Giscretion, and properly, and. bave found tomy sericea Taare the Robeat Sonteageens their effiency. and as far asmy gee of thom “ORL PRED 0. BOW } * Avaistant Surgeons Suh xo t Vo” . 0. Tith street Sold by 8 epee, wishin th a Aree : ASEEMOND Bidon Piss ’ : fe. By the anthor of aultes, Funes Practice of Medicine and F ir aot wylvania avenue, > BEN BE WAR OF THE Reet, Paraatony ond ‘3 mee iitastratea Spoottties. Becta in (CK TAYLOR. | Se. mon Sunday. | street, or on board of the be poTomas TRANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. EA. RYTRER, leaves Wasbi mata m. dai Point, Pope's Oreck. B Plowden's Wharf. Lancaster's Wharf. Stones Wharf, Corricmen Bay. Foxwell's Wharf, Piney Point, Point Lockout, snd arrives at Baltimore at i BR & BRO , Agents, ap7-tf 45 Penna. avenus, Resxonn, FREPARICKSRURG AND PO- TOMAC KAILBuaD. TO TRAVELLERS GOING sOCTIS TWICE DAILY, Suna The quickest and most 4 Va wand the South. via th. steamers from Sixth St Washington. to Aquian Creek an Richmond, Frederickebare and Pe Row entirely completed from Agu mond, conaecting there witht Nond and Petersburg and Bi Ratlroads. for Petersburg Ralei Cb ay &. Mm. excepted. rect route te Richmond, Potoma mor Weldon 2h. Greensboro’, salisbury, er. 8. C Steamers Keyport an! ( V Street Wharf daily (“un 6# a.m. and7 p.m, 2@ pom and 4am THROTGH TO RICHMO fifty Miles 8h Danville imineton. ariotte and It leave Sixth DE excepted) at arrive in Richmond at Re enre and Creck and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at Company 6 Ofice. a" Da, avenus and cth jacgace check: through — Omnibusses and Bageage Wagons will be in Teadiness to convey passengers aud baggage be. tween depote tn Kiclanond Passengers by this line pase by daylight Mount Vernon. and may have an_opportu : several battle-flelds near Freieri Ping at that pornt Breakfast and «np on board of Steamers GEO. MATTINGLY Supt., Washington, D.C, MATTHEW CLARK, Agent. Washinetom . «. M. HANEY aps-tr General Passenger Agent. SEBRING ARRANGEVEN NOTIC Th +” Steamer CAMp ALDOR, € ptar E.T. Leeann. will, resume ae a 7 BDAY. March 3; 170 Light street wharf, be ts, Baltimore. every >for Eastow Point, Wal lett's Wharf, Cabin Cre et from ford’a Wharf DAY ati p tioned landin TUESDAYS TLANTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO A NEW YORE The Steamers composing this line are the JOLN GIBSON, Capt. Young, EC. KNIGHT. Capt. Morris, FATRFAX Capt. Winters, Leaving Pier No. 12 North River, Ne every W EDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st and foot of G street, Washington, D. © TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at7 a.m. Freight received daily during business bonrs, refully kept onder cover joamers of this line now connect with Alex- andrin and Orange Hailroad. Freight forwarded to any notnt aleng the line of the road. MOKGAN, RHINKUAKT & UU. Agent, Corner lth and Penn. avenc 4 cade, aud foot ef G street, Washi D.O. BOWEN, BRC. & OV., Agent Alexandria, Va BH. B. CBOMWELL & ©O., Agents reir it Sh Wost street, New Vorm. York, BANKERS. L* IS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHA GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD, wh %-tf = Jj** OOUKE & 00., BANEERS, Pifteenth tireet, opposite Treatwry, Buy and seli st current rates, aud keop slway> en hand, s fullenpply of afi GUVEENMENT BONDS, 7-30 TBEASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES UF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUABTERMASTER'S CHECKS AND VOUCHERS sa 3-aty First National Bank OF WASHINGTON, BP. OOOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY aND FINANCIAL AGENT ©F THE UNITED STATES, LETH #Y., OPPOSITE THE TRRASTRY DEPARTMENT. Government securitics with Treaearer Catte* Btates. BF ONE MILLION DOLLARS op We buy and sell all clases of GOVERNMENT SECUBITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE exd make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES @F THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MUST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful an@ prompt attention to ACCOENTS OF BUSINESS AND Finue and to auy other business entrust te as FULL INFOBMATION tn regaré to GUVEEN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Gashicr. Wastinoton, March 20, 1865. =a IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK BXCBANGE. Particular attention xiven to the following stocks America Adam» £ i ‘ational Erpress Co, National Bankers’ E rpress Go. ess Co. fesern Union T-lecravh Co. Wels, Farzo & Co American Telexraph Co. Kinsicy Express Co Uneied States Tri-craph Co. Harnden Express Co. Russian Amer. Te Southern Erpress Co. Insulated Telerraph Co. National Erpress and Transportation Co. Percieum and Minune Shares, Government, State, non, and County Bonds. Aévaences made on the al ove securities. BEFERENCES. Smp't and Traders’ Bank x ponengy Bey eng Axsociation. t & Co. Einste . Mowont jeid & Co. - mb 17-49m EXPRESS COMPANIE ADABe EXPRESS COMPaNT. OFFICE 514 PENNA, AVENUE, BRANCE OFFICE, NEYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE ore rm WILLABD’S. GREAT EASTERN, | NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS FORWARDEKS. Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of all kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections © | of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, anp BILLS, Made in socessible parte ot the United States, seale 54 Yt | oS 40 tn the form of a most ages. Me anmeapherp, in tin cases, each, or ‘. =. @9. and in cuoen, th i in doses as ad, Valpean, Boux, &c.- by Dr, BABBOW, No. 194 0: MANAGEMENT. Hne- Mazza" 3, Bones Dadd's Modern “ Dineaser. siete eee cee Ge and Stad Bock. MasNCK TAYLOR. Si BED TERS eee