Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1869, Page 4

Appropriations te be Disbursed im the Dis- In the varions appropriation bills pwssed by the doth Congress im the Inst days of the session * | we fird, to addition to the regaleramount: tor salaries of employ-es ia the Departments, OF Inte est to id citizens of Popriati for sundry civil expenses of the, Government year endimg June Pith, 1870, we flad the ‘or DecesBATY expenses in ourry- I teks DF Congress, sing loans and the isrue af treasnty notes Watt's Urura House —Laure Keene'’sNew | $1,220.04. In connection with the late Bureai of Freedmen and lagees: For Washington EVENING STAR. sees MARCH 15, 1869. ~ LOCAL NEWS. eee ee Foe sn of 7 fol! Great Dov! reaco pera ape. © into Pericholr.” ‘i as ‘York Company in «Our Amenom Uousin.” Camreencer Hatt.—Great dill for to-night. Prov. Surru’s Art Gallery, 304 Penasyl- vania svenue @amnott Hatt.—Lectare Spsulding. Sadject: “The a ‘Tus Susrasnpsor Beraceuen qill pave a fine supper and eatertainment this evening. — Lares vom THE PuBtic Scaoots oF Thepit! ‘oduced in the Seaa‘e ys since to graut two ion Seres of public lands for the benefit of ‘bic schools in the District of Columbia; rants Washington, Georg-towm aad the coun- ty of Washington, two million of acres of the lands of Se Same States, subject entry at F acre, oF less than fo be divided between county, according to the population thereof as ascertained by the census of 186), for the sup- It is enacted that ‘west wing, §,500: Le a reasu"y build for the extension of the ling shall be disbursed see ged jury Department, who shall receive no for seach service. ervation ildings, $100,000, For 1 nt naten ee ne wee ings, €50,000. Yor fire-proof vaults for déposi- ‘or removal of hydraulic action of the northwest Supervision of chitect of the Capitol Extension —For finishing d repairing the work of the United Siates Capitol extension, seventy-five thousand col- lars. For finishing and repsiri the new dome of the Capitol, five thousand dollars. For the annual repairs of the old por- tuon of the Capitol order, alto water-pipes, pave- veces to the vai ty of Washumgton, the city of Georgevown, And the coun'y of Waskingtoa, correspoud’ng im quantity wi b the ments, and appr thousand dolars. may order snd prescribe; aud the assigue-s of such scrip may loeate the same epoaany un- land of the United States sao- ‘hat the corporation of Wash- ington city enuse the north half of G street, ‘h and Nisth streets, to be paved the cost thereof to be assessed agaist the private property fronting there- upon im the maaner usual in eases of such im- provements. To finish the improvements on the western front of the Post on Eighth street, detween E and F streets, for and sidewalks, five doliars: Pro- of Washington city said Eighth street, at the same ti expenses of the sale and assignment of suca aad minagement of the fund realized trom the sale shail br ptid yy che cities of Washington and Georgeiown and county of Washington, so that the entire shall be applied without say diminu don whatever to the purposes mentioaed. Al moneys derived from the sale of serfp shall be h imvested im the stocks of the United Svates | between Eand F streets, to be paved at the time, the cost thereof te be assessed against the private property tronting there- upon in the manner weal in cases of sach im- nd the investme: Mice building, grad: ‘urbing, thousand’ six inindred and fit rided. PhAL the cor; Shove the western naif of Bot less than five per centam w jue; and the moneys soinvested suali constitute a perpetaal faud. Which shall remain forever andimiuisted, nnd be inviolabiy appro- the capital of & e the interest of Priated by said cities and count: port and maintenauce of public s eation of the children between the ages of And sevenieen years, to be used im the Smithsonian Institution —For the preservation of the coll crions of the exploring and survey- ing expeditions of the gevernmest, four thov- For repairs and improvements of buildings and grounds Reretoisre under the direction of the Commissioner of P.:blic Baild- ings, to wit: For casual rej ‘ard and upper bridges, three thousand doilars. oF repairs and taking care of the bridge at or near the Little Falls of the Potomac river, two For repairs of the Lou; bridge across the Potomac river, five thousan or the interest shall be applied towards | @oliars. For improvement and care of reserva- tion number two, and Lafayette sqaare, two sand For eare and improvement of grounds south of the President’s nous, five For furtber improvement son New York, Penn- sylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Ver- mont, and Maryland avenues, three thousand doliars. For painting iron fences around the pubtic squares and reservations, three thous. and dollars. For annual repairs of the Presi. dent's house, ten thousand dollars. For flower- Pots, glasses. twine, one thoussnd dollars, For continuing the work of grading and filing the Capitol grounds, fifteen thousand dollars. For Purchase of trees and tree-boxes, to r-place, when necessury, sueh as have been pianted by the United States, to whitewast tre>-boxes and ferces, “nd to repair the pubhe rounds. two ti the repoirs o. buildings i den and the erection of suitable iron stands for plants in new conservatory. four thousand ».ded by the architect of the yr hel under the Joint Committe: on tne Libary. rtion of the fand ia the interest, shall by 'y be diminished or be replaced by the city or county so that the fund shail re. minished; aud no portion of eto OF contingenc’ thousand dollars. the purchase of any site or for the construction of any sebool-house or building. Tae bill was referred to the Committee on Public Lands. thousand dollars. and care of reser vai RELIGIOUS.— Yesterday morning, at the Con- Georgetown, after impressive discourse id, the following elected orders on Satarday were ordained Rev. Dr. Sontheriand, President of the Jand Conference, and other ministers: J. E. eet, J. M. Holmes, S. T. Fergu- ‘Mitchell, the newly chosen pastor w York Avenue Presbyterian Church, ced his duties comme: preacbing from Revelation XXII—17, an elo- ight from John 1V—27, Reed. P. H. Swi som. and A. T. quent sermon, and at an impressive discourse. Meropoliten Church, Rev. Dr. De Hass, yes- terday preached his farewell sermon toa Large tion, imcladed im which were Presi- mt and family, and Chief Justice Chase, occupying the pews set apart for their was a very impressive one, conciusion the Reverend speaker in: few remarks took lesve of the cougrezation. This church starts with over 100 from Wesley Cdspel charge, and members trom alaost ail the Methedist Churches have untied with vements in f-ont of masaud dollars, For the Botanical Gar- dollars, to be expe use. The serm To aid im supporting the “National Acso-ia- ef of Destitate Colored and Children” of this District, five thousand doliars, to be expended under the direction of the executive committee of its board of man- agers. For completing the iron fence of the President’s ground: on the south and along the avenue DCW being opened between Fifteenth i gules, twenty- Tdination of deacons by the President of aryland Conference of the M. P.Canrch jace last evening at the 9th- it for the first time for 19 years there was not a candidate for the office of deacon. Rev. Dr. Reeves preached ia th mornipg, and Rey. Dr. Kilgore, of Peansyl- vania, last evening. A regular meeting of the mission: copnected with the E-street Bapt Was held yesterday afternoon, and tnterestin Missionary data were by the reader, Mr A. remarks were made by Mr, Fernaid and . The following were elected as of. ficers for the ensuing year:—Chas. E Graser, President: George W. Rothwe'l Ed. B. Hay, Secretary A. Rothwell and J. S. Poler, ai street M. P. Churen. thousand dollars. trait of the la‘e President Abraham Li be placed in the Executive Munsio: thousand ¢doilars, or so much thereot be necessary: Provided, Phat shall be selected by the in the Unied States. For improvement, cure, Protect\on, and repairs of seats and fugutun- in the Capitol grounds, one thomsind dollars For repairs and superintendence of ths Wash- ington squednet, twenty-five thousand dollars —For café, improveme: reesional Burying ( Ubrist church, Washington city, £3,000. To enable the Secretary of the Tn- terior to provide for the education and m: tepance of such deaf and dum) ot the Distri of Columbia as cacnot cometand the mean: revive an education, $15,000. For the support. <i thing, medical, aud moral treatment of the Mstuef tlearmy Sad navy, revenue-cn'ter. leer service, WhO MAY have become into the services of the pited States, and of the indigent insane of the Isistrict of Columbia ip the govern: ts for the fnsane, including $5' For the purcb” se, terior, {9r te agricultural and economical pur- pores Of the institution. one hundred and fitty eres of land, more or less. with the buildings ing directly east of the the hospital, $23,000. For the Na- Sailors’ Orphan Home of 'y of Washington, District of Coiamnia, 0,10 be dirbursed under the direction of the Secretary of the interior. ‘or the care, support, and medical treatment of sixty transient paupers, medical an: cal patients, in some proper medical or chari- table institution in the city of Washington, an- ontract tobe formed with such institu. |. orsomuch thereof as ma tri the said portra.t | Sonn coming Presideat of resented tg ihe society At the Assembly's Church last @venin: ersary was held, and there Addresses were Senator Pomeroy, Hon. M: chigan, and others, and the Sunday Sco Scholars sang missionary hymnus, and several logues were spoken by eight misses. after WhicD, abandsome collection was —— RRA? OF a Diatown Kine — the Thief —Om Tuesday las! w. bury and lady. of Petersburg, it entering the ‘wharf to make the connection at the Baltimore depot, Mrs. Newbury was robbed of her pocket- dock, containing a small amo some valuable papers, sud a diamond cluster police headquarters, vectives arresied a you'h named John McCune, alias Curran, charged with picking the pocket aud Horatio Bolster, well Kowa to the poli force. tor receiving the stolen property, and bsequently offering it for sale at the jewelry store of S. Lewis. Both parties were R. Smith, who co: m2. aalt of €500 security for their jetective force have also recovered a lot of jewelry and several highly apprec ated me- mentoes, which were stolen from M' F. Wrstmoreiand and lady, of Atinats. while in this city in December last. ry} <i ‘acidental expens-s, $9),300 sTeached tuis and as they y ot the In- tof entrency. ar Teported t> | Henal Soidiers an ay last the de- betore Justice them ig jail in di Interior to pro- AccipEnT.—Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, & pair spirited Rorses attached to 4 carriage, TaD away, starting from St. Joba's Episcopal Church, in the First Ward, dashed around by 19h sireet. and dowa the pavement to K street, where the carriage beiag brought in comtact with a telegraph pole, was dashed ‘The herses in their course ran over and very seriously injured (wo boys, who were pavement and could not escape One was the son of Mr. Carroll, on 17th street, | § between K and L; the other, Charles Golden, | (colored.) aged eight years, son of Mrs. Pen- bing op, (colored,) corner of 16 and K streets. Dr. Breneman was at once Sent for,and [> the scalp ot the boy Golden tngbtfully lace: ated, where be bad been struck by ome of the horses, agd thrown at least 5 Yet, fortunately, no fracture of the skull. He nally severely She boy is eioghtly improved. | for the year ending June 30rh, 1519, @) Yor the maimtenance and tuiti for the year eading June uth, | Columbee Hospital for Women and Lying in Asylwx.—For the support of the asylum, over avd above the probable smount received for See.5. Thst the sum of 2 same is hereby, ppropriated, jhe treesury put otherwise appropriated, tor the relief of the Mount Vernou Ladies’ Asso- ¢iation of the Union, to be applied to the repair and preservation of the property at Mount Vernon. uncer the direction of the military officer in charge of the public buildings and 00 be, and the putof any money re the following: For es of the Treasury De- artment and the several bureaus, namely For tgel, light, gas, labor, and contingent ex- es of the Treasury building and five other iidings occupied by the Treasury Depart- ment, £40,000, To complete the north wingot the Treasury buildmmg and approaches, including all liabilities, $163,509.20: Provided, Tuat no extra compensation exceeding one-eighth of one per centum in any care allowed to any officer, person, oF cot for di-borsing any mone: construction of aby and preservation For necessary the several sets In the Deficiency bil the contingent exper ——.—— Viotest AssaULT.—Oa Saturday Chrisio- jas arrested lor aa assault aud colored man named George Fair- Lt appears thas Fair- T's house, aud her Boblayer fax, with ment to kill. fx was st work at Bobis; Hoblayer made a rash at him with a kn: struck at his throat, Fairfax raised to shield off t atom that portion of bis wead. The attack. it isstaied, was made Wwitbou! provocation, and it is thou, Bobisyer was im a craz Teqvired bim to give ba: the third or fourth ume Boblayer bas been ar- Tested. He was convicted once of shooting a | ikeman, and sentenced to the penitentiary | rma of the Criminsi | i hereafter be fit, Justice Lynch pen carrying ses 1D tev cout. Take ts Congress, anthorizi! and the issue of Treasury notes, ied. That no work sbail be done im the En- graving and Printing Baresu for parties, For necessary the office of the Register of of Columbia, 8150. T @ term, apd at the Court was tried and assault and battery, With intent to kill 8 and farnitare tor the District tion Dill for the pressive character. ‘The altars at this season are stripped of all or- Dement, wails the paianngs an ith p veils. The sufferings of ‘are solemrly commemorated prepar- the observance of Holy Week, d in all of the Catholic | vement, badl; bruisii aad ti Dexter attended the anforta: Whe Maryland Annual Conference M. P. Chareh FIFTH DA¥—MCRDAT., * ‘The Conference reassembled at ‘the Metho- dist Provestant Ch arch, Georgetown, sad wes dae eS aoe by Rev. DL ‘The official character of Rev. H. J. Day was passed. ‘The report of the Committee on the Presi- deni’s report was received, and with Qn amendment providing for a meet of the Iny delegates of the present Conference to take into consideration various matters conceraing the business interests of the charch, which could pot peentany cemepiee ne Sel texorence. - The report of the Committee on Necessities and Requests of Uircusts and Stations was re- gs tollows: Centreville a station: the name of New Market eirci changed to Stewardtown; she name of Millboro mission to Lower Sassex; Newtown circuit divided, one portion to retain of Newtown, the Somerset circuét, and to be composed of Mariners’, Trin- vided & minister supplied; Lewistowo transferred from Seaereon to Liberty circuit; two appointments takem from Finksburg cir- cuit for the purpose of ag A new circuit, to be called itridene le and Si Hill circuit was ‘one portion to be called Whaleysville, and the other Snow Hill The resolution from the Baltimore Circuit was lost. Whitemarsh and Arandel were separated, and Whitemars! were annexed. The request of Salisbury was referred to the Committee on Missions. The ttem to transfer Galena from Warwick to Kennedyyille Oirenit, provided a new ap- pointinent be taken up permanently at Cvcilton, 46 & part of Warwick mit was carried. Rey. Dr. Nichols offered a resolution, which laid on the table; that the Frederick Mis- sion be separated from Jeffersoa Vircutt as an independent charge. Rey. Wm. C. Lipscomb, one of the original founders of the M. P. Caurch, and who was Secretary to the first Conyentioa heid ia this city, im 1830, was then presented by the Preat- dept to the Conference, and delivered an ad- dress, —_-—_—_ - Potomac Froxt.—An unpleasant change ip the weather has somewhat interrupted the an- tictpation of basinese arrangements at this point to-day. Fisbermen haye been unable, on Account of the rough winds, to set thei vet and ne returns of bauls of hérring or shad can be noted. The steamers W. W. it, Captain Wilson, and Columbia, Captain Harper. bot from Baltimore and river wharves, reached their respective landing points—Berry’s and Riley's wharves—last evenme, bringing hith«r a large passenger list and considerable freight. Besides these the steamer Wawaset arrived early yesterday afternoon from Qone river and intermrdiate points, with mer decks and store-rooms packed with eountry produce, live stock, poultry, and a splendid supply ot freeh Tock, sbad, herring, perch, &<. The steamer Arrow, of the Mount Vernon line, under the command of the affable Stack- le, made her usual trip this morning atten o'clock, though her decks were by no means crowded with passengers. At Riley’s wharf several oyster boats have arrived with cargoes of selected qualities for Turner & Son; and at Carter's wharf the steamer Guiding Star, Capt. Wilson, arrived this morniag with a load of wood for market. From other points there is nothing to note. we es, ——_e—_—_— Tax Wasuinctor BeNRvoLeNt Lire Ass0- CIATION, as will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, hold a meeting to-morrow eveaing. when some changes in the constitation will be Foposed; wamely, to increase the premium or entrance fee from $2 to $3, and to divide the &scociation into three classes, according to aze, instead of two classes as at prerent,) as fot lows :—Between ten and thirty years, pay $1 on the death of an associate; between thirty and Qifty years, pay €2 on the death of an arsociate: between fifty snd seventy, or upwards, $3 on the death of ar associate. ‘Otherwise to enjoy equal privileges. These features are embodied in the consti ution of the New York Mutnal Aid Association. THe Mupicat DEPARTMENT oF GeoRGe- TOWN CoLLeGr.—Dr. Thomas Antisell, Pro- fessor of Hygiene and Physiological Chemisiry in the faculty of the above institution, bas re- signed that position, and Dr. Louis Mack.ll, Jr., Professor of Climical Medicine, has been added to the faculty. The facalty have or. ganized a summer session, commencing to-day and end in Octover, with a vacation of two months—Jaly and August—snd will consist of fall Clima} instructions, together with a sys- tematic coaise of examina‘ions, illustrations, and explanations on the various brauches of Medica} Education, place Caarce oF Riorrme.—Abdout one o'clock yesterday, Andrew Hickey, John Houribxn, Hourinon, Timothy Hoorihan, and Jobn Sheban got riot on 2d street, which was commenced by a rel between two ot the parties, which was quelled by Sergeant Jobreon and Oifcers Stevens, Drane, Lirrabse *Bd Justice Walter fined each S11 duct and held them to bail r the charge of rioting. 7.—John E. Lee, a colored preacher don Saturday evening by Officer on the complaipt of Anu Shorier, who ebarged hum with being the father of ‘er ille gitimate child, which be refused to snpport ‘The case cite up for 8 hearing b Justice Tampon, who dismissed the cha: —— Grayp LARCENY.—Sandy Parker acd Sarab Clark were on Saturday committed to jail for court hy Justice Thompson, on the c' erealipg clothing from Israel Berna ——_+_—_ RIA Arrat The G evening bas the following items Property Solez.—The tollowing sales of r ectate were mude this morning, by pablicauc on, by Green & Wise real e-tate agents: Hni- lowell’s schooi property, on Washington street, 9% feet 5inches, by 245 feet 10 inches, to Francis Miller, for ¢8,500. Brick dwelling and lot of ground, on west side of Payne st., betweeo Prince and Duke, 16 feet 6 inches, py 1 3 feet 5 inches, to E. C. Atwell, tor $975. Frame house and lot on west side of St. Asaph str-et, be- tween Princess and Queen, 21 feet 7 inches on St. Asaph street, and extending 45 {t., 5 inches, to Arnold & Field, for $600. L. D. Harrison. auctioneer, sold this morn- ing the three framed buildings oa the soatheast corner of the intersection of King ant Water streets. to Thomas Pulman, for = Th buildings are to be removed at onc Emanvel Francis 1s to erect ou the site they oc- cupy ® bandeome brick storehouse. Colered Young Men's Christian Assoriation.— The First Colered Baptist Church on Alfred str-et, near Duke was filled to overftowing last Right, hpen the occasion of the organization of a Colored Young Mens Christian Association The organization was effected under the aus- pices of some of the students trom the Eptsc2- pal Theological Seminary. near this city, and already numbers ore Dundred and eighty-four members. Sudden Deoth —Mrs. Jane Kingsley dropped down dead suddenly at the ress Dusband, op King etreet, near Hen past ten o'clock lust night. <: SPECIAL NOTICES. THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRI Suffered, five years ago, from consump toa, tor Urrudizen. the eminent. phi Vi recommended her to g to N ith the infla-nce f the fine clin e's MALT EX jorotthix remedy. Mr J was Suvited to an aadience, at him by the Emper 1 ERIT. ma 15 cost LEXAR ‘as a pleasant remedy for Dys itated . Consum ptives, Convalescents, ‘sons. seis sear sith PERRY Davis’ ha LEB ° fenson of ft a eee io, Giabie'your taade—age tin very oan iiekinl, ‘bas never failed, feb 22 ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM. ENTs— ia to cortify that I bave found AL- LBA: of medi Ruel ACE eg a wa | yours, A. A. HARBISON, yaaa a: A BG aaaat 0. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR ENEWE ‘Benews the hatr to its original color. Sayer the mutritive matter which nourishes ir. Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softness, sppearance of those that arc Bald {na eplencid bait A On pintiooee wee B. P. BALL &CO., Neshus, WB , Propri_tors. For sale by atl druggists. jal} ADVICE <a veuEe MEN ABOUT TO GEORGETOWN. SS Affaire in Geergetewn. waL—AN the rs to the canal GITY ITEMS. , where they anticipate ‘brace the opp to their m: epending several months, topity to extend a faretvell friensis and patrons, and wish them continued be-ith and suctess, rf PENHSYLVANIA AVENUE. STREET. ter, started for Cag! boat Minnesota, which has ocean a nowy painted through. , and collector's offies, josed ever since the com- fitting Sbirt sold for $2. Nizbt Nie oughly repaired an Henning’s, No, 511 7th street. of Cummany Batsam —The memory ot Dr. oelmed in the hearts of thousands |, OF some other form divease. It is now over fotty tiom was brought before the demand for it is con- W.8. OUM*TEAD Gecretary. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE U ANCE COMPANY — of Palmovar, rs.since ie public, and yet HARTFORD, CONN. stantly increasing. ——_-——_ CuRs ror Cover on OoLD.—As soon TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. nt ingredients, Pulmonary Irritation. Have them ee es pre soe cometery. The labors of the board will not be concluded probably till June next. River Fromt.—Entered—Steamer Emp Price, New York, with merchandise. tor Dis- The steamers E.C. Kaight pected to arrive to-mour- trict_ merchants, and Valley Uity are ex: row from New York. Georgetown Advertisements. BBX THOMAS DOWLING, anct.; Georgetown FOR SALE AT AUCTION. W. toa. on often the palitc slated torm. and the tmpossibtiity of application URITED STATES OF AMERICA, waSuinoron, D. c., of the article—and all its oiean are egee a C v table—is an antidote to dental disease. the outer shell nor the bone it covers is likely || ily affected by any cause, if this healthful preparation be duly used, night and -——_»+—— For THe Lapres’ Eyz.—After this day I shall sell Night Gown Yokes for 25 eents, Che- Yokes 20 cents, stamped on the best mus. tion of 50 per cent. on former prices. Wa. Parner, 322 F st. Chartered 8; jal Seah cSgerem ao ©asH CAPITAL... OFFICERS: O, B. CLARK, Phtlaceiphia, SE OGOR aS cnet ee pee ee ea cxstes HENRY D. COOKB, Washington, Vice Pres! W. PERT, Philedeiphia. Seorotary 15 feet alley, end i toddart street, between Congress and Washington streets. vor, ©; ane tmmedistely opposite Mr. U. be made Known RB LE. Panne hartihnns Tux Macic Coms will color the hairor beard & permanent black or brown. It contains no leaves no slop or stain on the tested on white heads and zton, ebanging them to = beautiful dark color in ® few minutes, leaving fixed: and it is too wel: le and retail by Charles Stott, No. 375 ‘nue, Washington, and to be had of ts. eee Cooke's row of brick 14 Terms of sale liberal. le. P.A. Dd. Assistant Secret: » Mottral Director” MEDICAL ADVISORY BoaRD: x. jurgeon General United Sate t. between '4th ant 8 DOWLING. Auction pe STEAMBOAT LINES. _ known to be consis ANAL. BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA , ALEXANDRIA il Prime Pres Woop, fall length, at $5 per cord, delivered free of cost, may be had at the yard, Second street west, between D streets north. —e—. ite, Surgeon Ob!) joa of apectpetes United Staite and ORK AND Ww: @TON | - or inconvenience to the The N®® i sur COMPARTS ppm cam be worn with ease immediately mm: Refers to the surgeons and thousan: persons who picronize hisestablishment. Hours from 8 a.m to6 p. m. Owing to press of business at office Dr. White is unable to visit patients at their reri- dences except between 6 and 8 p. m. NEW EXPRESS LINB. THE ONLY D: st TWEEN WAS: Washington Leaving Sew aes a Lon every W ednesd: ud Bstarday Rie Wert,” Washington. recelved at all hours, and /ROPOS. R FRESH BI ATF Paorodaua tos rary agg at racote Sas areesr ch Lsth.. 1959. licate, will be rec ings » at Prederickebarg. V: m., fol GENERAL AGENCY FOR the Deri Bloomingdale Asy! two patients, reason had for a time left them, and beth died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, end sbout twenty pears of age For MOUNT VEBNOR. MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA VIR: AND DISTRICT MBIA, av THE OFFICE oF JAY COOKE & Co. FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMEN2. nian WASHINGTON D. 0. six months from April Ist 1369. of ce at that place, kidney tallow to be ¢: cattle slaughtered to be cut off the breast trimmes down, ‘The ters to be cut from three tofonr nee joint, and of hind i ches sbore the gambrel or hock join Bidders are requested to be present to respond to their bide, ond be prepared to. give bonds for the fojuliment of thelr contract. a wp porals maui endorsed inetly “* Propo. for Fresh Beef, at Fredericksburg, Vi hi a enerver the right to reject any bile requirements, payments, &c, & , re. of Brovet Major Gen Brevet Major an 2 WALTHAM WATCHES. ys.) ‘The extensive use of theae Watches for the last fifteen sears by BailwayConductors,Enginecrs, aud Expresemen, the most exacting of watch-wearers, has tnorougbly demonstrated the strength, stead!- ness, durability and accuracy of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that class in all these respects, ice the question as to the real value of these time-keepers, ‘The superior organization and great extent o the Company's Werks at Waltham enable them to produce watches combining the best and Istest im provements, and at ® price which rendora compo- tition futile; and those who buy any other watch merely Bay from 2% to 8 per cent. more for their watches than fs necessary. Fir sale by all dealers. ‘No watches retailed by the Company. ROBBINS & APPLETON, 1s2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK BCONSTBUCTION! ‘25 Pa. Avenue. DRESS MAKING, th street west . Wedding. Keception. treet Baits. gotien 0 recherche style. com pletion— time alw: esrefally and promp:ly F9FS' Hors 1 Bers BALES CHOICE HOPE BEAVANS & SHAW, B treet, between lth and 12th. q aerters, (necks xcluded.) The necks of thi Vernon and return, the Manrion and Groun ts, § ine} ove tl ie six to eight fi PAWNBROKER: BTABLISHED 1553, LOAN OFFICER aa NORTH € STREST, ES SY KES, General Superi t. OF "s Hotel cniecianade y New MEBOHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY The swift substantial Steamere 4. G KESICHT sud JOHN GIBSON, will run fostlariy, during tne monthe, NOBVOLK. ALEXANDBI and GEORORTOWN eral Stoneman. Ls, WASHING £0 AXS; arriving st 'X NING . th paced at Be with the f: fete red d. WILLIAMS & © farther Informath Agent, Ofice and. W! ad ot OE oT PS Ww THOMPSON, Pr-«!zent > FURTHA YEAR 1>6: GRESSION AT Painter Waskinoton, Pebroary 12.1 we and 7th st.,one square 1869, at 10 o'clock. for Be pages of the I) E 7 Machinery. &e , a company’ jgsioner of Pat: nts for the year i tentes and the characte: itlustration, or for otherwise fur 2 the ilinstrations for that report. will be furnixbed pPorcsats FOR BEEF. B.T. Bes Orrice Cuter Com. Svnst years with gravel, or end ki nev ai Guring which tims s have used varto | preparations. a.d been wader the trestweui of toe numerical ‘order. Mnort eminent physicians, expericuciug bet Ltile tet fhe United States Subsisteuce Depact- r. Joint Committee of Con; 1 cid this tisea remedies. 9 be delivered by august 1, 18-9. 110 besa $4 Fort Totten, D. T.; tobe delivered by 0 . 1959. head mt Fort Stevenson, D. T ; to be delivered the illustrations for the Patent Office Kep ct ith the standard berat. adopted by thi nd they fuvite proposuis them to also invite proposal Gen'l Agents, 189 t Fort Randall, D.T; to be delivered by pe 1 1869. ‘ort Dakota, D. T.; tobe delivored by ‘ort Bansom, D. T.; tobe delivered by about 1,0:0 vonrds srose wright, end be steers, from three t> seven ‘ibon three and over seven yours «i, 271 short of 00 peunds gross weight, bu De tn ry ibe ex Ser the ditecrion of the Jol ing, Sho reserve the right to reject any or ail of Bidders must precure from the Congress! ingeuf llcstrations eamlclent wri time, but theaght my im ‘wor! statement that 1: was made in the cstabiistm that tidder. and that he possesses 30" time and pl.cea. prone be received for supplying HAY. Proper execution of ply ing electrot= p= ‘set, and no dissppo! god Cutting o no At Fort Buford, D. At Fort Totten, DT ding that when fisure 18 required to ill nome! estimat: dani paid on considered unless accom. th security, to the approval of Diatrict Attarrey. in the more than oue / or des’ Just received, and orsale by ny fr Bo proposal will panied by'a boud a United States Jucce o- 1 99. ptain a written erarant the effect that tae therewith, and that the are prevared to become hie severities. givin, and sofficient Borde f. responsibility a may be required ‘upon application to this Uimice, or to 1be C: mmissioner of Patents. . Biank torme will be furniehed apon app!fcati roporal will be cou. form precisely there- | } Lucea; Pure Sorento jor ite falfillment. srantora mast f the Clerk of t nited Srat to the undersigned sidered which does not our! wi sno offcln! certificate of == = trict Court, or of the U: SPRING BTILE. enclosed wit! HAVE YOUB HAT Bet toa fashionable shape at CUNNINGHAM’S HAT FACTOY, 7th street, fifth door below North era Market, No. 346%. y.U. jouse of Kepr.sentati ‘on the envelope Tattle, or Hay.” Brigatier Genre st Nebracka or to tuc JEWELL’S PRIZE 80aP. PUOBALS FOR FORAGE. puorosats vor Fons THE BEST, BECAUSE THE MONEY aN ik CLOTHES tract bac =k acre Akio aatity, and are guar- jen the Deliveries all to be mace at —_ gon . new re- Istecked: aud macy. Dr. of these, and be sure you ‘ouber. ‘and 502 @ street jenbington. ‘Teserved to revect any ~y - ser eee geeraess ah? Quartermaster souri ————_—_———ee=EE=“«~KkeNaNNNGINKDGNHENm Lzwis JOHRGOT 2 94, the lack lustre eye, end cms. © mental effort. sh: j= ite beneful inflaence. It evident to the observer that some de- econ pressing iufeence is checki: development o: the body. Consumptive is tal ~¥ ‘oa the youth is removed from scheol and sent into thecountry. This is one of the worst mov ome: Bemeved from ordivary diversions ef the changt too much enfeedled 10 give rest to besithlal and rural exercises, thoughts are tarned inwards apox themeeclves. te talked of. and er scenes of the city, th: powers of the body If the patient be a female, the approach of the menses ts looked for with anxiety. as the fret symptom in which Nat: power in diffasine the circ cheek wr appetite has grown by what it fed on, the energies to show her ss ation end visiting th. the bloom of health Alas! tpcrease of < the system are prostrated.a d the whole eoomo. my isderanged The beastifal sad wonderful p riod Ip which body and mind undergoes fascinating ® change from child to woman, is look» vain; the parent's heart bleeds in anviniy, aud ancies the grave but wailing for ite victim HEL™BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHL, For Weakness arising from Excesses or Ealy In discretion, attended with the tollowing #)mptome. Indisposition to Exertion, Lose of Dread Feet, Wakefulness, Dimores of Visfon, Languor. Universal Leesitade of the Muscular Systom, Often Enormous A ppetite with Pyepeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Finshing of ths Body, Dryness of the Skin, Paiiid Count aud Eruptions on the Face. Pain in the Beck, Beaviness of the Eyelids, F; quently Black Spots Flyiug before the Eyes. Temporery Suffusion and Lose of Sight, Want oi Attention, Great Mobility, @estless, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more desirable to euch patients than Bolitode, and nothing they more dread, for Fear of Themsely, ter, no Speculstion, bet @ hurried Trausition rom one wuestion to apother. ne Repose of Man- ‘These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which thie Medicine invariabiy removes—soon follow Loss o Power, Fatnity, and Bpileptic Fit iD one. f which patient may expire. the superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the . this sed result occurred to Who can say that these excesses are not fre- quently followed by those direfal ciseases, Insan- ity and Copsumption’ The records of the fnsane Asylame,and the melancholy deaths by Ucvsamp- tion, bear ample Witoess to the trath of these as- sertions. In Lunatic asylame the most melac- choly exbibition appears. be co tusily sodeen and quite destitute—neither Mirth or Grief ever visite it Should s sound of the occor, it ts rarely artteu!ste with oman, mptome We are prepared () ofler an of chemistry for the rem.va. of the cor sequences : HELMBOLD'S H ILY OONCENTRa- TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHL. There is no other Tomic like it. It iw anchor of hope te the surgeon and patt nt, amd chis ts the testimon; of all who ! ased or prescribed it, ‘Bold by Droggists end Bealers ever, where PREPARED aT H. T. HELMBOLD'S, DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE 4 BROADWAY, BREW YORK RECOMMENDATIONS, A Case of Twenty Years’ Standing. WiLADELPUIA, Peum , June 25, 1871 BOLD, Drugeist Dea Sin: I have been a sufferer for medical ea- sing your kxtrect Bi becaase 1 haa bh and had toun: jact acne, cU~ ou Bote. avd Juniper berries. it oc curred to me au ex cellent combiuation. aud. with his aivier. «ter am examined. of the article, aud cousultirg aceia with the Drugciet. I covcinoed to try it." 1 eom- merced to use it which about eight mmthe ago, at ime | was confined to my r~om the uret bottle | was astont-b: d and grati- y aud theretore concluded to defer mud sao Tit would effect a pertect cure knowtn eof greater value to you and m: to me. ble to report that @ cure ie effected {Ci the vemned Pio we othe . ths, aod ord f any anpleagant taste el! Yeur Bach and oder, @ nice topic snd invigorator of the eye tem, Ido pot mean to be withont it coston may require its use tn eve 3°. Binck. Judge phis D. B. Porter. ex Goveraur of Penusylen- Bits Levis, Jnige. Phtind R.C vd tates Con Jadce. Philat.tpuie nt) tolleitor, Philad Ipnia % Govergor of Oslitoru: Auditor Geueral, Washington, Bon. B Bank Aud many others, if necessary of Inflammation of Kidneys, and av [From Morgan, Feazel & Co., Glasgow, Missouri J Pebraary 5, init. Mr. BT & 20: Bin: About two years ago I was troubled jth vot of the Bdweys. and gravel, ral remedies without de> it wi = advertised. 1 © bottles cidedly the Rei de a goa cage Sor it. You may pablien |. Fenpectflly, » BPWINM. FRazeL. Fer farther informetion gee Journal of Phar- yser's Letter, Dispensatory Uulted States, ac. Prof. Dewees’ valuable worksem the Practice of Physic. SEEDER Rote ty etitscntencens Dr. Physick , ‘Bemarte made by Dr 2 = Saas See. wef Bopal Ushnge ot Bar- Sant mont ot the late Standard Works on Medi BELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHL, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 16 Yeaue, Propered by H. T. HELMBOLD, Draggist, 594 BBOAWAY, BEW YORE, an 104 80UTH TENTH 8T.,PBILADELPHIA, P.. ix ‘Bene are geavine unless done up Gece fetes ead egos 133 B. T. MELMBOLD,