Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1866, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | Brincine HIMTOTRE Txsr.—There was a | curious scene lately at a town meeting in Ber- | up The gathering was com) ef co «llors. butchers, ana doctors, and the eount ds like something from the dark ages. | Acthe ¢ nelnsion ofa speech by Prof. Vircho urging ° necessity of instituung microscopi- cal @x mimations of pork, he handed the Preside ata piece of emoked sausage, ana of meat that had been recognized as trichinous. ‘Thereupon a veterinary practitioner named Urban arose and combatted the whole thing as adelusion. Tricbinw, be said, are the mos: barmiess animals in the world. It is only doctors without practice who make a noise about them, in order to create some occupation for theinselves,etc. There was great inter- ruptop, and the President was obliged tostop the vererinarian. Pre. Virchou and Mason demanded an apology from Urban, and Mason ehallenged Urban to eat some of the sausage on the President's table. (Great applause.} Urban wishes to explain. The meeting calls »p bim to eat. e had not spoken of Ber- in doctors, [eat, eat) but of those of Hedersla- ben. (Eat.) He would first see whether the Sausage contained trichinew.” (Great laughter and continued cries of eat. eat.) Whereupon Urban suddenly seizes the sausage on the President's table, bites off a piece and eats it, and leaves the hall forthwith, amid the ap- plause and laughter of the assembly. Five days later Urban was ill in bed, bis arms aud legs were paralyzed. Whether he bas died fince is not reported. He was doubtless a great fool, but if he dies it will be little short of murder that the town meeting committed. A Srxcurar Divorce Case.—A curious ease of divorce was developed in the Supreme Court of New York Saturday. The parties in the snitare Rev. Joseph A. Saxton, of Nor- wichton, Connecticut, and his wife Anna A. Itappears on the papers that Mrs. in February of this year, through r named Mr. Howes, applied to the Supreme Court in New York for and obtained 2 divorce from her husband on the ground of adultery. Itis alleged by the defendant thar he knew nothing of the divorce until he saw it in the newspapers, and he now seeks to open the decree and be allowed to come in and defend humself. The case develops some strange facts relative to the procuring of divorces in that State. Judge Barnard remarked t he would | in fu e e all witnesses in divorce cases examined before him in open court and not Tankine Taines Easy had anelection in Providence, Khode I the other day, Mr. Doyle, indepe andidate, was Mayor by 314 majority over the editor or Providence Journal. This editor thas 2 s his own defeat: “The returns tvor the presumption that Mr. Doyle s a clear majority give several reasons why t of the election, but for the we content ourselves with tifis one, Mr. Doyle recetved more votes than his opponent.” ‘The editor of the Journal has the tign. however, if he did get so few vot res areexcellent for *; gon next ‘eun @7 Aleck Crick, a sporting man, on Friday, a handsome but wild girl named An 1 pic nic frolic in St. Louw a ied her home. At her honse, a pistol from her pocket,and was brandishing 1° in sport, when it was discharged, the Jodged in Crick’s side. Exclaiming, Anna, you bave killed me!” he fell to t i. The woman wasarrested, but scbarged—evidence showing th nce Was accidental. | ®7 Cholera seldom attacks boys. The only Tea-on we cn give for itis that they “never talk about it ‘Their minds are so constantly engaged in robbing apple orchards and other junocent amusements that they have no time to imbi “ premonitory symptoms—low sprite. bad whiskey and a clammy cuticle. peeslnunen::. Someries S @7 The most extraordinary instance of pa- lence on record, im modern times. is that of an Iltmois judge, who listened silently for two cays while a couple of wordy attorneys con- ter ed about the construction of an act of the ature. and then ended the controversy by etly remarking—“Gentlemen, the law is ealed er new bonnetis out—a common ikerchief passed over the top of the awd under the throat, with a wreath inthe shape of a horse-shoe on the Mad. Demorest for May. milkmen at Madison, Ind.. dilute muk to sucB an extent that small h for mimnows in the milk pans. a7 Early on Sunday morning, in Brooklyn, Em Fredenberg got out of a bed in which | © weeks old were | udjoining room, and cut with @ ragor. Thomas in her novet. Walter Going, says * nen can make one an misera- ble in such infinitessimally small ways that can rarely be brought to comprehend he business is managed.” The family of D. P. Sayler, Esq., of Jen- S isoned on Monday of last iid parsnips, supposing | ‘o be artichokes. SF On Saturday last, found by the police in Boston, in an intoxi- ted vondition. and upon searching bim at the on-bouse $101,959.20 was tonnd in his pock- | a anelderly man was ets A run of 120 miles was recently made on | the Michigan Central Railroad im three hours und forty-nine minutes. S77 The constant oceurrenee of contested will cases reminds one of the remark of a gen- tleman in reference to unjust testamentary be- quests, “That inws should be passed to make cead men behave themselyes.” @7°A circus performance is now styled a matinee of Equitation. @7 Eight years steady devotion to the wash tun has enabled a good woman in La Crosse to build three good houses, and put away a neat litle pile of Government bonds. S7 The Mayor of’ St. Louis notifies the Gas Company that he shall order a reasonable and Proper deduction from the price of gas during ihe month of April because of its inferior qual. ity &7 The celebrated trotting horse Dexter was soid at auction on the Union Course, Long Is- jand, on Wednesday, for 314,00. He is eight years old. Geo. Alley of Astoria, was the pur- cbaser. 7 At Adrian, Mich., a lady saw an engine- house with a steeple, and innocently asked & gentieman attendant. --Whatchurch is that!” The gentleman, after reading the sign, “Del- uge No. 3,” replied: “I guess it must be the Third Baptist.” S Prentice.of the Louisville Journal, makes & wicked lunge at the very underpinning of society. He says “tilting boops” enable the common people to see a great deal more of good society than they ever saw before.” §7"In some French towns, the women rival the men for drunkenness. Infants drink ean- de-vie (Anglica, brandy) in the mountain of te Vosges. S7A gentleman in Indiana was to have married on 4 Sunday: but his intended died on the Thursday night betore. and he the Tuesday following the proposed wedding day. @7 Under the civil mghts law. ina recent casein Anne Arundel county, Md..a negro was placed on the witness stand—a new thing im that State. SJ Che New Bedtora Mercury thinks “strike rd ile” Is nota circumstance to S@ving a Czar's ule. S7The Springfield Republic Aggravated becanse the individual who in- vented the “return ball” is making so much money out of his invention. The editer says be could have invented it himself if he had thought of it! Jest so. @7 Neither false curls, false calves, nor even false tongues. S7 Goats command ten times the price in England that was asked before the cattle dis. ease appeared. 7 The latest name fora tra the Pantecnathcea. ee Seehof S/ Benjamin F-. rery much teeth, false eyes, are as bad as false Caswell tried to shoot young lady who had rejected him, in Meimphis. © fired several times without effect. S7 The Detroit Post of the While a great kill Gen. Cass stubbornly improves in health. ao ee for wandering and homeless 5 8c born ladies of England. *°™€ ofthe high- bas recently been granted for making and dressing button- @ machine for holes. S7 Mr. Martin vy. killed at St. Louis pes 2nd his wife were a trai, ie! ‘were abont to go to Sweddune” which they G7 The New York Le, liquor selling isa disgrace “unless ee vege license; then itis @ virtuous occupation” S7-A matron in the neighbo: ‘hood proposes i: caliher infanton Nee Re assigns as her excuse for this, ¢ hene she spanks im she wil! “strixe pris wer S7 The lndependentsays of the late Count Gu- rowski, “he spoke the best broken Dagten es bave ever heard.” S77 A wag wrote on the back of a fat Alder- man. “Wicened at the expense of the Corpora- tien.” S7 The Paterson (N. J.) Press reports that an unusually large apple crop is expected this year. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ —_@—___ SWEET OPOPONAX—A Native Flower from Merico—E. T. Smuh € Co.'s New eme— eusing in ts Fich and dcllsious ods weniing tse been offered to the Public, either imported the hand! onthe cae jatnre conld ust Perfame. mi7-4t,r STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, BSMOLANDEB’S EXTRACT BUOCKU Is CURING every case of Kipwxy Dramas, Ruxvwatisx, GraveL, Urinary DisonpeRs, Weakness and Pains in the Back, Femare Oomptaints and Troverss rising from Excusszs ov any Kip. COME, YB AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDBR’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BABNES, WARD &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & BOGERS, Wholesale Pruggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. fed 10-1y HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEB bas proved itself to be the most perfect preparation for the hai: offered to the public. 01 of Fashionable Pe: &00., Perfumers, New tom Produce a richer gem or choicer SURELY, le compound, and contains no in- jes whatever. EsTORE Gray Hair TO its ORiGiNaL Cotor. It will keep the hair from falling ont. It cleaneee ‘the scalp, and makes the hair soft, lustrous and silken. Iti lendid hair dressing. Ho person, eld or young, should fail to use it. uc ts bey pron ce ete AnD Usep By TNE First caL UTHORITY a ‘Avi for Hall » Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- * ake no other. ae ae R. P. HALL & 00., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. for sale by all Druggists. ja25-Th ly A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscientiously recommend to those euf rp a distroaeing cough, DR. STRIUK- LAND’S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM. It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal Bot dhengresabie to the taste. There is nodoubt but the Mellifluous Cough Balsam is one of the best preparations in use, and is ali that ita propri- etorclaims for it. We have tried it during the past week, and found relief from a most distressin: cough. I repared by Pr. Strickland, No. 13: Sycamore street, Cincinnati. Obio, and for sale by ore ists. Sold by J. W.NAIRN & 0O.. also at WATTE’S Drug Store, and CHAS, OBBISTI: pa a Pa. avenue and 604 Ninth street. oc 36-1 SES OF PILES CURED BY DR STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Giass. of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he bas been troubled for cight years with an aggra- vated ci f Piles, and his brother was discharged rom the army as incurable, (be bein, yzed w the Piles.) Both these dist rossing cases Were cored with one bottle of Dr. STRIOKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. recommendation of these SS - the daily testimonials received y Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer- ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland’s Pile Remedy. Itis sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by, J. W. NAIBN & OO: CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa, svenue and 502 Ninth street. 0c 26-1y TWO BAD ©. quite para- SECRET DISEASES. SaMARITAN’s GirTis the most certaim, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetab! dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four da: aod recent cases in twenty-four houra. No mineral,no balsam.no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It ie thi ier's hope, and @ friend to those who do ae rH to be exposed, Male packages, §2; fe- male, $3. SaMARITAN’s Root anv Hers Jcices—A positive and permanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofuia, Ulcers, Sores. Spots, Tetters.&c. Price $1.25 per bottle. Sold by 8.C. Ferd. See advertisement. my5 MABRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Bisew and Abuses which prostrate the vital Powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of charge in sealed letter cuvelope Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, oward Association, Philadelphia. Pa. STEAMBOAT LINES, THE NORTH AMERICAN LLUYD. New line of first-class side-wheel Steamers between NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA COWES, with comfortable scopmmoderions for passengers ofa rades, carrying the Unit tates Mail. Leave New York on THURSDAYS BALTIC. 3 ved tons, 1,600 horse pow AG. Jones, Commander........... WESTEKN METRUPUOLIS. 2/60 to: 1,000 horse power ATLANTIC, 3 006 ap 16- ) 10th May 3ist May lith June 00 horse p er, ©, Hoyer, Commander... BALTIC, A. G. Jones ae An experienced surgeon om board The Company will not be responsible for specie er valuables, xnless bills of lading, having the signed theretor. e, payable in gold, or its equiva- $105; Second. $62.10; Steerage, 1, $205; IT, $132.0; Steer- 7.80 For freicht and passace appl mee EY to ANS &£CO, 309 Penna. ave., or =7 Louisiana ave., Agents for D.C. iuaies 50 tee store a this Com- afe und dtvidend-paying invest JOHN R. $ O., Agents for D.C. pply to m STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VEBNON T $1.90. One-third of this smount for use of Mount Vernon Association. Palen pem cabo a eg Boats leave each Jace ey m. tos p.m for Ex ions. N. CK ap 12 00t 2 General Sup't P. F. Co. atl0s.m. Keturns Fare fer Round Trip. poromac TBANSPORTATION LINE, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. E. A. BYTHER, leaves Washington até « m. and Al- ERY SAT UBDAY for Gtymont, Budd's Ferr; Smith‘ exandrie at 7 6. m EV. Chatterton Landing Nan Point, Pope's Creek 3 Wharf. Lancaster's f Point, moy athias if Point, +, Stone's Curriomen Bay, Foxwell’s Wharf, Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at on Wharf, ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- R TOMAC RAILBUAD. » TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH TWICE DAILY, (Sxnday a, m. excepted.) The quickest and vi ind the South. direct route te Richmond, the Potom: st Street Wharf, Washington. to Aquia Creek and! Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, now entirely completed from A‘uia Creek to Rich- mond ,Va, connecting there with traius ox the Rich- mond and Petersburg and Richmon au ville Eeilrosds.for Petersburg, Weldon, i mers from Six netoa Balelga, reensboro’, Salisbury, Charlotte and bet r,5. 0. jl Keyport and C Vanderbilt | lly (Sunday morning exteptec) at . 1, ichmond at 206 p.m.and4a m. THROUGH TO BIOHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS, #ifty Miles Shorter and 23¢ Hours Quicker than jer Koute. Be sure and get Through Tickets via Creek and Fredericksburg, to Kichwo! Company's Office, corner street, or on board of thro ve Sixth arrive in Aquia t the enns. aven' ad 6th boats. Baggage checked nibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in Teadinces to convey passengers and baggage be- tween depots in Ric! 5 as by this line pase by daylight Mount may tle-fiel have an_ opportunity of visiti: de near Fredericksburg by stops ving at that port. fast and sup on board of Steamers. Gian Ociiraae meagan? © n ‘Dy 2. , “ot ANEY Sly SEEING Ez T Ge: ABRANGEMENT.— NOTICE.—The E, Captain I is rendered by its splendi: ry | “AUCTION SALES, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. B* ‘No, 626, corner7th and D streets. ‘EE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING gs AT AUCTION On TUESDAY. the 72d day of May, instant, we will ell in tront gf the premises. at'6 o'clock p. .« by virtue of = of trust to the subscribe: ng date the 29th day of March, 1955. and re- corded in Liber J A. 8.. No. 95, felloe 305. 305, 367 and X8, one of the land records of fogton county, in the District ef Oolambia. following described property lying and the city of Wa viz: umbered five hundred * pambered ten: 10) and eleven, (1],) in Square ayy. hasdres and fifty-three 'e lS nu and revenue stamps at the cost ‘of the rebaser: f sale are not complied ith after the saie, the Trustee rese: the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of ‘tne first purchaser by advertisi timesin the onal Tatellite cor pees mee .. WALLACH, Trastes, _my 9-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J: ©. McGUIRE & €0., Aucticneers. EXECUTORS SALE OF R Ww LING HOUSES AND LOTS ON NRW SEY AVENUE, NEAR L STREET On TUESDAY’ ATES tely. Terms: Sue half cash; residue in six and twelve months, secured upon the property. Oonveyancing at pie cost of the purchaser. Ifthe torus of 2 je are not complied with within one week from day of sale, the property will be re. Id at the riek and expense of the defaulting par ¥ JAMES FITZPATRICK, jxecutor Dominic Conroy. Tay 11-dts J_C. McGUIRE-& CO , Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets, TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SIT- LATED ON 15TH STREET WEST, B EEN P AnD. STREETS NORTH, WITH i. IMPROVEMENTS, AT PUBLIO AUG WEDNESDAY. the 231 instant, at 6 @’clock ™ . we shall sell, in front of the premises, parts Lots Nos 12.18, 14and 15, being subdivision o equare 209. having cood fronts and depths. To be sold without reserve. Terms: One quarter cash; Months, La lal) Sams oO of balance 6,12 and 13 cured by a deed of try s All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost of the purchaser. #25 down on each lot when seld my lLd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, yf | RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE FROP- A ERTY. virtue of adecree of the ce George's county, sitting sed in the case of Hume se to public sale, onthe nremt« cuit Court for Jourt of Baui- ume, T will Pp .on THURS. PAY, the 3ist day of May, 18%6.at 12 0 k that valnable property of which Charles died seized, containing about 40 acres. It Se cogs the village of Bladensiurg, is most healthily located, possesses the avantages of a country and village residence, The land is of a good quality, well adapted to market purposes, and is onder an exerlieat enclosure. The dwelling. which is of brick, is commodions, has attached toit a large garden that is very pro ductive. and abounds with excellent fruit. and all the buildings, consisting of stable, 1ce-honse, &c., are in good erder. Terms of sale: $1,000 cash, residue in 1 and 2 years, with interest and approved security. Title indisputable and on payment of purchase mouey with Interest. the trustee Mal convey the property the purchaser in fee si 6. uy ste N.C. STEPHEN, Trustee, QasLE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS- r termaster’s Once ‘Devote Washineto; a hy Chil Quarter nee pert May is isos Will be sold at Public Anction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore, A. @. M, at Warehouse No 5 on New York avenue, between 18th and 19th streets, Wash ington, D. C., on THURSDAY, May 21, 1835, at 10 o'clock a.m.,alot of Condemned ‘)uartermaster Ste consisting of— Cecoa Matting, Spades, Shovels. Desks Steve Pipe, Coal Scuttles. Axes, ‘ables, Lanterns, ré ieks, Hose, Buckets, Boilers, Cauldrons. Chests, Furnaces, Stoves, Platform and Counter Scales, Paulins Cop Ladders Stove Grates. Stove Doors, Bath T Stea Pumps, Glazed Sash, Rope. Leather Belting, Zinc, and a lot of Old Brass, Lead, Iron, Iron’ Pipe, Rovfing Tin, &&. A The stores nist be removed within five (5) daya from date of sale. Terms: Cash, in Government fands. > H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. General and Chief. ~ nv 15 td Depet of UBLIC AUCTION Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence, Washington, D. C., May 12, 1866 t Will be offered at public auction. in the M ment Grounds. on i4th street, Washingto i. C.,on TUESDAY, the 224 instant,at 11 o’clock a.im,, the following articles of Subsistence prop- erty: about 1, Snear and Bean Barrels 680 Coftee Barrels 1,180 Pork Barrels 120 Vinegar Kegs, &c A lot of Lumber. Fenc: &e., Ke. Boards and Posts. ach © articles g Also, a lot of Gas Pipes, and as may be for disposal. Terms : Cash in Governments fonts. my 14-6t ELL, U.3. Major and © EXPRESS COMPANIES, NATIONAL EXPRESS fame acd ND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. The NATIONAL EXPRESS and TRANSPOR- TATION COMPABY having finally completed its Southerr threugh connections from NEW YORK ptr entitel at TO BALTIMOBE, WASHINGTON. RICHMOND, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON and all intermediate and adjacent to South as A NTA, GA., and alse iz Der- fected its Western connections, ra the Baltimore and Ohie Bailroad over mail roads, to CINCINNATI AND 8ST. LOUIS, repared to receive Freight, Merchandise, Valuable rackages oat MONEY AND BULLION, and totransfer the same to or from the places de- signated and all intermediate points aa EFFICIENTLY. EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY is now as can be done by any other Express @o1 Offices are also opened in MOBILE Bw ORLEANS. and in a few days the Company will run threugh, ria MONTGOMERY, to these places, . ¥. FICKLIN, General Supt. J. E. JOHNSTON, President, my 7-1m DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE 514 PENNA. AVENUE, BRANCH OFFICE B ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITB are WILLARD’. * = GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, WESTEHN, AND SOUTHERN EXPEESS FORWARDEES. Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of all kinds forwarded with dispateh to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND BILLs, Made in accessible parte of the United States, ©. O. DUNN, Agent, Washingto mb 26-tf PERSONAL, RDTOTHE LADIES—PRIVATE —Any lady desiring to find .o it HOME, with excellent Medical Attendance. at care, and strictest retirement. before and during Confinement, can find such a Home in the family of @ widow lady, living handsemely in Brooklyn. withent children or boarders. Applica- tions must Le made with lewible address, as dressed to initials are ne sent through it office, Address Box a, N.Y. my5im WRIGHT, Magnetic and Olairvoy- ican, Heals by Laying on Hands, ee nrnlysis, eniiig peemeonp em Fe- » Female Weaknesses, Nervousness, Pyspep- Fite, &c. Roome 452 6that., bet. Eat F cots. my 4-I1m* SPECIAL CA BOAKDIN wi si M. peieon, 25% y stceet sary ice, je 01 rac District, wishes to inform bis customers aie i 2 i route on SATURDAY, Marc! not connected with any ether Stamping co a ieoving, her new pier. 170 ight Pee wharf, be- em a Leg Ad os so-any at Samneets ee! etri re, every nce iS e ie place, SATURDAY and T! ESDAY at8 p.m. for Easton | on F street, Weekly in <peceipt of Dew patiorns: a ; ey |. core has qed wi are mate up at once. fed Cabin Creek. and Medtecde baniien Retening | TEREMIAH s. BLack. wanp HeLAMON. C.F. BLACK. from the Eastern Shore she will leave iiteds LAW OFFICE, every al as igre DAY atl p. m. - BLACK, LAMON & C8., eerhinc Bataan strarer"sPWadbiy sd | Semele tidAninae geen af supreme a] re al . ma, iT TUESDAYS. lected of the District, the Bxecutive Departments, R EY, anal. ond WATER PUOOR FELT: OLMENT on in the very best , and at the PosI- at t ove! pAaritt by Mra Huptack.’ new edigyn SAze- Epidemic Ghot- FRANOK TAYLOR. 'T. TIMOTHY'S —! SS vitation ell be nabs The dation a. paBsons. and Committees of Tess. Office, 468 d = Lards’ Hotel.) 11> “tees (directly oppestte Wit INGLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree! ec ly Wasnineton, D IDDIFIELD’8 NEW COOK B ; Wirnice New Cookery Book; Mrs Gandoees Virginia Housewife; Mrs. Lea's Domestic Coo! ie aings onthe Btae det a eat we rac ; lackenzie’s 3,090. receipts; How to Mix ‘Drinks: ie! terce’s Household er oe EANOK TAYLOR. a Fo BOW-RRFERTION OB INCONTINENOB f urine, irritation, infammati. ration the bledder er kidne ; dtecases of the nee of the prostrate re te ee a sosienlns. & = BUCHU.” iy: Soy PO 0 bo JOH t Cc b EVERY iy a ay. toop. TLA ts Se AN RISWI yee? eect B hi junday. 45 Ps A D, D) : Bb id } >: ‘a Ls mn > re and arri Bi any Oth ‘Ki it DI P a 0. the ri O1 ‘hmond _ Passe: ad : 8. Teak: Now ¥ neral ge t. ei DG: Office, thi ty regs, ale Lee and as mor Double Mill rd, Cl int, Wal hich Land: be Gar hi Sh, . Easte: har: THURSDAY ‘ON: ti fo! ‘and fi igh Qounsellors D. leb 23-t! urts : C mate: fleet notice moderate pric a 7-0 cod fad Bacembe Hidde, ; er edie? i ti pidemi pat ean ae LITARATURS 14 LETTERS, 1K TAYLOR, he Gmb AUCTION SALEs. B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, 8, OF, AND ° SPUBTARLE PRAMS HOUSE: ta exceliont of r,on L street south, near Sth street east. Sixth thence north one hundred 144) feet and eleven (11) inches to the inning. with the imprevements thereon. con- sisti @ neat and convenient two-story Frame | Dwelling House recently built. This property inet nes L strect south, The house is built hhed ‘to the manner, and to back subetential shed extending to the rear of The yard is well paved and contains a pump of most excellent water. accessible at all times with- out exposure to the weather. is property offers inducements te persons rous of making a table investment. e ved, and bear- ing interest from the so! of sale, eecuredaby a acon of trasen = erOonveya cing aad Cea rns en. Vey an | St the cost of the ‘hager. "ir the terme of sale | ‘ are pot complied with within five ¢daye day of sale the executors reserve the right sellthe said property at the risk and cost defaulting purchaser,on giving two days notice the Evening Star. ‘a 6 Star SRURY LLOYD, J. WESLEY BOTELER, Executors of Elizabeth Herbert, decd. * Immediately after said sale will be sold a small Frame Building inthe rear of the house above described. ‘Terms cash. his house must be moved off within a reason- able time after said sale. ASRURY LLOYD. J. WESLEY BOTELER, Executors of Elizabeth Herbert, decd. my7-eo&de [Int.j| W.L. WALL & ( ts. BY THomas DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. CHANCERY SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE TAVERS AND GARDEN FARM, AT TEN- NALLYTOWN, D.C. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equi, made and passed on the Sth day of July, A. D. 1855, in the chancery cause No. 4:7, docket 7. J. R. Keene et al, vs. A L. Keene et al., 1 willsell, on TUESDAY. 20th day of a fe 1866, at 5 o’clock p. m., on the Premises, at Tennallytown, D. C., that very valn able property known as Conrad’s Tavern, and the inclosare containing ten acres, one rood and thirty Perches of land, and described as follows: Begin ning for the same at a boundary stone standing on the south side of the River road, sixty feet south- a of a boundary of the original tract ‘- Friend- ship.” perches; southeast! east, thirty ur orgetown and Frederick pike Rorth 23% degrees, | perches ;Jand thence with @ strai beginning, with the improvements thereon. 8 perches to thence with erfect. The purchaser at a former sale having ailed to comply; the b aijgoede will positively be sold to the highest bidder, and a deposit of 220 wat be required as soon as the property is struck off. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in twe eqnal payments. at +ix and twel months, with interest trom the day of sale, the title to be retained until the whole of the ‘purchase money is paid. and the purchaser may, at his option. pay the pele of a ection nosey te ae oerer: ancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, PH B. KEENE. Trustee, THOS. DOWLING, Anct. SALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE \ CAVALEY DEPOT, GIESBORO, D. 0. Quartermaster General's Office, First Dui Washington, D. C., April 17, my 7 Stawkds 56. ie order of the Quartermaster General, there will be sold, on the premises, at public auction, tion of Captain George T. Brown- ing, A.Q. M..on WEDNESDAY. May 23, 1865, at 12 oO" ™m., the following-described public prop- erty. to wit: ONE () STEAM GRINDING AND FEED ILL (frame, with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 80 feet. with coal, hay. and engine houses attached, all conatenceed of very best material, and in the mor time and pl: pliances of the mill. consi [) (1) SNGINK, OF 100-HURSE POWER, with cylinder of twenty-two (22) inches diameter and twen' four (24) inches stroke, set upon a heavy cast-iron bed-plate, with cold and hot water pumps and heater, and cast-iron fly-wheel, with driving- pulley of the same material. ten (10) feet in diameter and twenty-four (24) inches face, with Judson’s patent governor. TWO (2) BOILERS, UF 60-HOESE POWER ’ made of the best boiler iron, five-sixteenths (5-16) of an inch in thickness, five (5) feet in diameter, and fourteen (14) feet five (5) inches in lengti:; each boiler containing seventy-six (76) lap- welded flues, each three (3) and one-fourth (14) inches in diame- ter, with all the requisite appendages. TEN (10) PA INGHAM T IRS OF REED’S PATENT BUDK- HIRTY (30) INCHES SPRING Constracted of solid French barr millston setin heavy, well-balanced frames, with ha} t- ters, elevators and conveyors sufficient to cut and handle the hay. grain and prepared feed on the mortecenomical and labor-saving plan, The shafting is of fiuished wrought iron, and the alleys of cast-iron. angers and boxes, suf ofburrs,&c. The main driving beitis of four (4) By, rubber, and twenty four (24) inches wide. The ts for driving the mills. &., are of the best oak- tanned. patent stretched leather. The Engine, boilers, Machinery and Fixtares every description are of the nth materials and workmanship, and are still inexcetlent con- dition and fine working order, the mill having been ip operation only about fifteen months if deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern- ment on the day of sale, the buildings will be sold oopeeeety, ‘erms : Cash, in Government fands. 2 Purchasers will be required to remove their Property before the first (Ist) day of July next, unless rag arranged with the owner of the grounds. A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth-street wharf hour during the day of sale. ‘ther information that may be desired n upon application, in person or by let- eae Sours. Browning, A.Q, M., - C., OF 8 office. ES A. EKIN, Brevet rtgasior. AM General, in charge ap 18-ts Division, Q. M.G. 0. XOVEBNMRNT SALE OF THE MILITABY G BAILKOAD AT BRAZOS SANTI- AGO TEXAS. ashingion, Det April ia i f ‘ashing . ri 1y, The attention of capitall king & profitable inyestment is invited to thi Sealed proposals will be receiv the Quartermaster General (Division of Biverand Beilroed Transportation )at Washington. D. O., pptil the 18T Day oF JUNE poxt, at 12 o'clock 5 ‘chase ef all the right, title. and in- terest of the Bnited Btates in and ‘to the United States Mititary Bailr White's Ranch. Texas sree Beeeon Reneaeese The sale will inclade the entire track, and si- din, batidings, water ens, $a les, bi &c., the railroad materiais and supplies ng to the road, together with the roll- tock, cars, maclynery, and other cquip- ments. The sale will not include the title to the land, which does not beleng to the United States. This road fs about ten miles in length, and ex- tends from Brazos Bantiago to White's BRanche, on the Rio Grande. From this point connection is made by steamer with Brownsville and Mate- TOs. This route ts the shortest and best for the im- mense ic between the Gulf of Mexico and the interior of Southern Texasand Northern Mexico, and the communicaiion rail al readil; be extended to Brownsville. n> Can Feadily ‘The road already com; diMcult and tortuous navigation. on the stated, for freight to at the office of tiver now char; it i Bro wnsvilleas high as $5 per barrel, and for pas- sengers $15 each. ad is ties, T rail, full spina 18 five feet gauge, good ties, T rail, and ticular d th rt pe obnadued ar thie ice, orate diet of the Giier ic en Military Division of the Gulf, at rr > ‘2 condition ef the sale will be that tr : shall be furnished for all Govermment troo) and supplies, whenever required, at the rates by Government at the time tothe New York Cen- "The terme of payment sccepted will be those considered the most fevorable to the Government. be per cent. cash,in Government funds, to be 1D scceptance . “abe Government reserves the right to reject any orall pre i hould be endo! +_** Pro} fer pers dec cere avr Or read,” and addressed to the Division of River and Bail Transportation, Quartermaster General's Of- ice. wv. &. aster General. vet Golo: .Q. M.-in ‘ou: Division Q. M. G. 0. ep 0 sit OF ORDN. AND ORDNANCE S41 PORES AT BALTIMORE, MD. Oct Cries Quarter tone Md Mas et By order of the Chief of’ Ordnance, U. 8.A., there will be sold at Fort Marshall, Md.. at public mending Wort, Marshal on ROWDA Petar a BY 01 Th00, at 2 m., the following described lot of Ord: wiz: nar pounds, more or less, Rifle Powder, in ege. 9,286 pounds, more or less, Cannon Powder, in rtri 8 h. catrideee 7 less, Cannon Powder, in nds each. barrels Peter ommemant ciate 6 42-pounder and 8-inch @un Carriages and Purchasers wilt be giiowed & “Terme cosh 1b Government funds, 7 order of Ms wW.8. Hancock, com- my 10-ta ) days fer the stone) ana & Ww. B LEY, . PROPOSALS. S415 OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER. s Office, Depot of Washinrion, will be wen MONDAY. Moy 2a. et 12 o'clock m. the pui of 843,900 of Governmest Eamber, Of the following sizes and = descriptions, "Ba set hance pec! “oe x 38 it H Be ¥; RIBS oSSo' z d auabaseeeeeas PREECE ELLE i 3 5 teow, i 2 Hi | 3 P Lbalatatd ig BY & be 2; ‘superior lot of well-seasoned Lube; Col. Ct Tomphine QM. eerste are et 5 irterm: qherge of Lancoin Depot, about one mile east of lo received for the purchase of 10,000 a The lersigned reserves the right reject all the Bide anould ‘they ‘be considdred “toeteet Payment (in Government funds) will be required E = i C4 ‘Uprn notification of acceptance of bid, and prior to the delivery of the Lumber, whi: ast be re- = within fifteen days after the preposal is ac- cogted. . ropesals should be signed with the bidder's full bame, and give his post office address, en- dorsed **Proporals for the Purchase of Lumber,” and directed to H BUCKER, Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, my 3 it Depot of Washington. ROPOSALS FOR FRESH AND CORNE P BEEF nae ¥ ov SupsisteNce, Orrict Deror Cow miss : ASHINGTON, D.O., M 7 12, 1855, Ww. : Sealed Proposals, of the form turnished by the Bndersigned, willbe received.in duplicate, until TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at 12 m. for all the FreshiBeef required for sales to officers ai the Washington Depot. This Beef will be entirely from hind quarters,except the ri of the best selection, and of the finest quality at the same time and place, and under th same conditions proposals will be received f. the Corned Beef required fer any F Depot. It must be of the first quality, and in un- exceptionable condition. The contractor will be required to deliver the meat at the Storehouse, where he will distribate it ingnen suanuties and at such times,as an officer of the Subsistence Department may direct. Separate Proporais will be received for supply- ingeach if desired » Bidders Must be present atthe opening of the ids. Payment to be made at this office insueh fund: the Goversment may have for dicbursemen’ All the Meat will be subjece to a rigid inspection. and if not satsfactor¥, purchases in the open mar- ket will be made, at the expense of the contractor. All anestions respecting quality and condition will be settied by the eflicer of the Subsistence Department receiving the Meat. be contract will be made for three months from ith of June, 1366. or such period as the Tire, General may determine ds be endorsed * Prop Ce at -" and addressed to the unders reserves the right to reject any er all bids G. BELL. myli-eost Majorand0.8..U.8 A (jOvERNMENT SALE OF MOLASSES. Office Dero: Commussary of Subsistence. Washington, D. C_. May 12, 1856, Sealed proposals in duplicate, of thesform far- nithed by the undersigned, will be received at this office until 12 o'clock M. on THURSDAY, May 31, 1866. fur the sale ef about 14,000 GALLONS OF MOLASSES; (83 barrels averaging about 42 gallons each, and 479 half barrele averaging about 23 gallons each ) Proporals will not be received for less than three (3) barreis, or tive (5) half barrels. All the packages have been recanged and recoop- ered. but if di ‘d by the purchaser will be re- gauged by a reliable ins or before their deliv- ery. It can be seen at the Subsistence Store house, at 6th street wharf, Washington, D. C., or sampics will be found with the follo sing office Brevet Brig. Gen. H. F. Clarke, A.0.G.8., U, 8_A.. New York city Brevet Brig. Gen. C. L. Kilburn, A.C.G.8.,U. S_A., Philadelphia, Pa. i Brevet Brig. Gen. T. Wilson, V. 8. and Brevet Eient. Col., Capt. and C.8., U.S. A, Baltimore, Or at this office Payment in Government fands, about fifty per cent. of which will be required on the acceptance of the bid, and the remainder betore the delivery commences A No bids received from parties who have failed to comply With their contracts. Bidders are rejuested to be present at the oper ing of their bids All purchases will be loaded at the Government wharfin Washingto: C., free of expense The usual reservation by the Govermment in regard to bids will be observed G_BELL, my 14 eost Major and C E.8 NITED STATES MILITARY BAILBOADS. Office of Assistant Quartermaster, 250 G st., Washincton, D. C.. April 28, 1366. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office 10: until 12 m NDAY, May 2}. fer the purchase from the U l states of xf the Iron Work for nineteen spans of * « Improved Truss Bridges.”’ consisting of the Rods, Plates, Bolts and Dowels, suitable for the diferert spans, the latter ing in length from eighty te one hun- dred and forty-one feet The Iron is now stored at the works of the Oleve- land Rolling Mri Company, Cleveland. Obio, and Will be sold by the ponna. A detailed bill of the Iren.and length of the sg may be obtained on application st this of- ce. Terms: Cash, im Government funds. The United states reserves the right to reject all bids if not deemed advantageous. anrapoeie —— ne aoe “ Proposals for @ Purchase of Bridge Iron.” Re role J. CRILLY, and M.,C.8.A. _myltd__ Brevet Major and Re S MAYOR'S OFFICE. May 15. 15% }SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned until 120‘elock M. on foot Barrel Sewer. (inside a th nine inches in ‘hickness, al ween nue, to connect with the sewer in New Jersey avenue. The Sewer will have two Man holes, to be placed wherever the Commissioner may direct. Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the Bewer, and = Piece for the Man-hole, which shall include all excavations, &c.; the successful bidder to be responsible for all g88 or water-pipes, er caused by the elements, and any accident caused in the construction of the work. The right to decline any or all proposals. sheuld it be deemed to the interest of the Corporatien, is reserved. Specifications cam be seen at the office ef the Commission of Improvements every da: be be ¥ be- t .m. and 12m., or at any time by calli: on the Coralia ofthe Fifth Ward. Sear is N t prac! mechanics ni . one but Practical XMES J. CAMPBELL, eomiovioner Fos ere. _my 16-dtd Commissioner Fifth Ward. (MAYOR OFFICE WashINcTON, May 15, 1886. Sealed Pro; will be received the under- signed until 12 o'clock m. SATURDAY, 2th inst., for building a two-and: f-foot Barrel Sewer, (inside diameter,) the walls to be nine inches in thickness, along Louisiana avenue, commencing at & point forty feet west of the west side of Sixth +treet weet. aud along said avenue to connect with the sewer im Seventh street west. Bidders will state the price rer lineal feot for the sewer. and per piece for man-hole, which shall include all excavations, &c., tne successful bidder to be responsible for all damages dene to the water or gas pipes, or caused by the elements, and any accident caused in the construction of the work. The right to reect any er oy js. should it be deemed to the interest of ‘poration, is reserved. Specifications can be seen at the office of the Cemmissieners ot lmprovementsevery day between 10 m. and 32 my, OF of any time by calling on the Sons tater ctical woehenton need bid. one but pract . 7 JAMES J. CAMPBELL, my 16-4 joner Fourth Ward. HABDWABE FOB SALE CHEAP. & Just received from the Northern Manufactories a large and varied assortment of CHILDREN’S CARBIAGES, PERBAMBULA- TORS, VELOCIPEDES, &c., &c., to which I would invite the attention of my custo- mers and the public generally, as I am prepared and determined te sell at as reasonable prices as they can besold in this District, Also, a large assortment of FISHING TACKLE, REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLEBS, FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &c.. with an endless varicty of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Oommi prices. Also, one of the finest aseortments of BUILDER'S moped a in this city, which will _— ert ti to J. L. Savage, Pennsylvania aven First door west of 10th « CARE, orb MEAL. apis-Im O IL y owning & herse should use the above one Se Siaret thie season of the year. SEED OATS. an ae ee Coe et. FLOUE, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, | For sale Jow, in quantities to suit, by W.M. GALT & 00. mb 16-tf Corner Ind. ave and ist ee or EAP—A BAROUCHE Oa! oF pein, fond ae Can be seen at aphe “Livery Tth street, 14-3t™ and I streets Casas B 274 Tb a | | | i T HBOUGH PHILAPELPH RAILROAD LINES WASHINGTON, ALEAANDAIA aND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. 1125 a. m., FOR Leave daily, 2:45 p.m. ALL War STATIONS. except Sunday, at 6:20 FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF JeNotion. ©» “*SAPOLIB Leave at 6 and 6:28 FOR Leave at 6:20 trains to or Leave at ren Leave at 7:30 rath ‘Leave daily, Pm. and 7:30 Annapolis on ON FOR ALL PARTS ® m. and at 245 and 4:35 p,m ANNAPOLIS. . ™., and 4 p.m. He SUNDAY. BALTIMORE. and 2:45 and7:% p.m TATIONS. OF THE WEST. and 2. On at7:30 Station with trains fro Baltimore ss Winey Par! burg, &c. THROUGH Tick the Washington Station Ticket in the day, as well as at the new | ean Telegraph Building, = yal nn? Pennsylvania avenue, between For New York, Sdvertiseme 8. L LM. ooM-tf GEO. ETS to the West oan be had office in the Ame; ts. ‘hiladelphia, and Boston, see P nt of Through Line,” P. SMITH. COLE, Master of Transportation, General Ticket ne. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington BETWEEN WASUINGTOR A AND BEW YOUK. Traine between ow run as follows FOR NEW YORK. without chance of Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:30 a. p.m. “ase NEW XORK, changing cars at WiAtTUNs Tom, March 25. 186. Schington and New York are cars, and 6% Philadel. ; Lesve daily (except Scnday) at 1128 © m. ang FOR P: Leave daily (exce) m., and 4:30 and 6: Leave for New m. ony omy aaeeins care for HILADELPHIA, t Sunday) at 7:30 and 11-15 @, on NDAY. York and Philadelphia at 6:30 p, New York on 6:39 p. m. trais Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, of Boston, can be for sched mapolis, wW.P jad at the Station Office at all bon: as well as at the new office = heaed Building, 6th streets. Bal re aud Chie Railroad advertisement ule between - COLE. in the Amer- Pennsylvania avenue, ‘ashington, Baltimore, An- Master of Transportation, General Ticket Agent L oc.90-tf GEO.S. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD On and after Monday trains will ron between Washi: at Gordonsville, via Virginia trains to and from Bichmond, ag burg, copneetin Central Bai follows : brnary 12th. two daily mo end Lynch- MAIL TRAIN. Leave Washingtou dally (except = ome arrive at Lypchbur; Lynchburg ington at 6.36 p.m. Sunday) até49 45 p.m. and arrive at Wash- at7 EXPRESS TRAIN Leave Washington daily (including Sunday) at 610 ig Leave Lynchborg Washington at 6 21 8. m. Both trains make close connections for ail points South and Southwest, — for North and Northwest. nd arrive at Lynchburg at 6 © a.m. at 6.9) p.m., and arri at at Lynchburg end at Wash- irst-class Sleeping Cars will be attached to the night trains. his road is attractive. not onl: able accommodations. but for the fact tha the now historic localities of Fairfax, Ball B: Bristoe, Catlett #, Rappahannock, ¢ per. Orange and Gordonsville, places of imper- Mavassas, ish Pitivie interest in th Through tickets to West may be had in a and Baltimore, 2 fe9-tf for tte comfort- an, al .¢ popular mind vali points South and Sonth- Boston, New York. Philadel- and at the offices of the road General Ticket Agent, Alexandria, V Wasbington aud Alexandria. IM BROADUS SECRET DISEASES! SAMAR} TAN’S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UsgD, “Yes, A Positive Crag,” for GONORRH@A, GLEET, STRICTURES, @: Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury, Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect a Cure. They are entirely vegetable. baving no «mel! nor Aby unpleasant taste, gure the stomach or will not in any w: bowels of the mort delicate. Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases in ‘“*twenty fonr hours.” Prepared by a gradoate of the University of Pennsyivauia, ene of the most eminent me erposure, no troMb Let those who have des; whe have cury. by mail in « plat; Price—Male packages, $2. Femaic, $3. BLOOD! B. been with Balsam visor Mer- o_ SOreRAMAMITAN'S CIT. “e Doctors and Chemists of the present day; le. no chai fever REE tha ‘ired of getting cured,or LOOD!! BLOOD!!! SCRORULA,, ULCERS. SORES, SPOTS. ERS, TETT . ALES. B&B VENERREAL BOILS, * SYPHILIS, DISEASE: &c. SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICB syPHiLis On Bxinces Pps ASE SAMARITAN’S BOOT AND ERE SCL most petent. eertain and effectual remedy ever pre- scribed; it reaches and eradicates eg Oye owed of the venereal poison. so that the thorough and permanent. Take, then, ing rew- edy and be healed. and do not tranamit it to your posterity that for years. ‘hich you may repent in after DO NOT DESPAIB! Ithor ou ARTA will remove e very ¥ system. as well as all the happily adapted,in Ghee, bare a Sent by express. down, complaints incideat Soe be pronon: ROOT AND HERB JU enti, of tm; ice purities from the mame Mercury. eltaneae aeastes URS sul iT Price $1.25 per bottle. SAMABITAN’S WASH Biot ane Hert Full directi: “Post Bosrirat, Md., Feb. 20, 186: stati and pro! y effectually. fair composition, L bave the fullest confidence it = in ous Price 3s cents, ‘The efficacy of these remedies is by sicians and patients. 13880. B Hospitals, UBGEONS SAY OF THE SAMAB- WHAT THE STAND REMEDIES. t ‘is, used in connection with the alike acknow!l- They are used Fort Marsnatt, Baltimore, 184.—"1 have great jon ip i ee one rartan eee! used them with J) perly, and, have found in ite most customary reece, and owing tear eftiese: . and as far as my use of them . ALFRED 0. BOWERS. , “Assistant Surgeon, Sth N. ¥. Vols. corner lith street and Penv- Sold By OO ae, Washington: HENKT COOK, sylvania avenue, AUESMOND & CO. Puiladelphie iphta. ry 6+f Lt Seieeect io. 1, tion, Bystem. the use of Coperte. Orit . $ is the ii lor fire apd. Secondary | Sym England, and ot Pisrmatie de Paris, and the fe'the Letters Pet —A by the seals Vienna. . for Belss- etfocunl remety of No. 2 hae entirely i i a ‘all Import- ptoms, thus obviating the use of mercury and all other deleterious ingre all of which I will sell at the most reasonable | dients. Eech preparation Pifo be b bad eorner 1ith st. THE FOLLOWING PRI CBEar, HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cotten f beets 80 cents each fs tn the form of e mort ofS etpocnuere a cases. ot cock. 1D onded to ante hea at, * Valpeas, Sallamanda, *notessie . BARROW, 5 rect Rew York also of 8. 0. FORD, Bo. ‘Boux, &e- .av8. a0 Dian gEtiane at ES: Phiow © mcents, Drawers ents Dee Window Shades $0 ceuts Plates 6 and § cents each Bedsteads $1.00 Beir attresses 5 1, gis ible Hair Mattresses €16 to ® Vash Basins 16 and 9) cents ons Iron Wash Stands 29 ang 75 cen Wash sy Waiters Coffee Pots, Pewter F: ang nreanks Sn Ore other articles toe 5® NB: Goods of all descriptions bought, 22l4 ant exchanged at 506 9th street, next to ep 13m Pennsylvania avenue. AKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UO eafe » @xcept Sunday, at 7.30 a. m. and 7.38 Office at ail house _—