THE CARERE OF AN IMPROVIDENT nov. The Oil City Register containgzhe foltowing, which will be interesting to many of our read- We noticed in brief, in yesterday's paper, ; the sale of the Join W. Steeie, more fumtiarly own as the Widow MeClintock farm, by the Niates Deputy Collector, W L. Groves, | Aealsiy the claims of the Government for taxe= was bid tn by the Government « aim, amounting to$11,600. At < previous sale by the sheriff of tnts coanty, 3°4.°00 was bid for the property, but the sale | Wax stopped, the Governm proving prior | clum. The he property are hearty A brief * farm may not prove Lnuateresimg to @ large clas Of car readers. The Widow McCh ck farm. conststing of | about iM acres, if immediately opposite the fouri-hing town of Rouseville, on Oil creek. It was one ofthe first among theoil-producing farm-of the valley The Van Siyke well, on this ferm, struck early im I*63, prodaced for | -ome time at the rate of 2.500 barrels of ofl per oay. The Hammoed well, struck some time | alter, produced at the rate of O0@ barrels per | da } Th 1861 Mrs. McClintock died. Her death | wes caused by being badly burned while wind- | ling a hre wirb crude cil. After her death, it ud by her will that the farm andali her } sions were left entire to her agopted son, Jobn Ws of nineteen or twenty. | The daity t the farm, accruing to the & ay the time of ber death, averaged about = In the iron sate where Mrs. M. Chinteck kept ber money was found $4,000 ip gold and $)°0(00im greenbacks. All this fell | to Mr. Steele as heir He was a young man of Average principles, but uneducated. No sooner Dad be obtamed possession of his property th be was surrounded with parasites. He proved An ensy victim to these sharpers, who | went with bim aif tbe time, and gave no heed to the counsels of those who were bis hest irtends. To tinish the history. we will mereiy state that Mr. steele is now reduced em es im ts ned by those who fawn 2y of prosperity. A Delicate Husband. Not many years ago there lived ina small | town im Bucks o i extremely timid with sound y the name of bit Saidpool. bis surprise, and the infinite t of his acquaintances, pricked up | the age of forty to get | ad. He proved a very datiful and one. | t husband: but his timidity and extreme eausiousness provoked the but of mauy a joke. and always xt bisown expense. lu the course | of time. as is always the case, his good lady was taken iil, and the result was a fine healthy | Sn’ pool junior. The Incky father was very solicitous regaraimg his dear companian’s:tace up to the Jate hour: bat when jutormed tat «al was over,” sud be was inyit gratuiate Mrs. S_on_the happy te: Toot ar and & ghastly pallor passed over Bis res. and the progosal The nurse, thinkmg the sense cause, forebode to urge the sick room then; but @sihe Gay passed on without the consoiation of bis attendance. she visited the sitting room again. a litte mdignant. and insisted that the liege lord should, at go with her to his wife’s room. Evi- y with the greatest reluctanee, he at iast consented: and absenting himself for a few TolDutes, be was seen returning from 4 ueigh- boring apothecary’s bearing im bis hand alarge bunch of dried tansy. Ascending the front staircase, he knocked gently at the door,which bemg opened, be mumediaseiy seized. ana Beariy elesed again, sianding with bis buneli of ‘auey thrust tghtly against bis nose, and trembling in every joint. To the amasement ofa present, whe: ged to come in by the feeble voice of his “bet:er balf,” he repiied, with ‘he greatest trepidation ~No, no, My dear. i dare not expose myself for lear of catching the disorder!” &7 The London Keview bas the following | “it would appear that the Fitualistic move. | ment in the Engiish Charch is already bearins the frart which its adversaries have always foretold it would bring forth. During the tast three months, po less than five clergymen in full Anglican orders, and all belonging to the aitsa High Church school, have given up their respective livings or curacies, and have been formally received into the Roman Church. The names of these gentlemen are:-—(jurdon. Who heid a living in the eoupty of Norfolk Dove-Dove, formerly curate of St. Georze’s. in-the-East, and latterty curate of St. Mary Magdgjen’s, Munster square: Brieu, who was iffumbent of a parish in Wilshire; De- war, who was vicar of Market Rasen. ia Lin- colnshire, and Dawson, who hada curacy in the west of England. With the exception of the last named, ail these gentlemen have been ten yrars and upwards clergymen of the Es- tabiished Charch. At Oxford tnere 1s also a stropg Movement in the same direction; one B. A. snd four under-graduates bave «gone | over” within the jast few weeks. Three ot | these gentlemen belong to Balliol and one to Trinity: all were enipusiastic members of the Mort “advanced” Kitmalisne school. ——<$<—<—$$ deligacy the even BEyEVOLENT SmoKEKS.—T wo years ago, a | Society was established in Berlin. the members of which agreed to preserve all the Points of | their cigars, imstead of bitmg them off and throwing them away. These ends are collect- ed and then sold in large-quantities, either for the manpufactore of snuff or for sm: ic in Thesam thus raised is applied to the mamtenanee and education of orpsans, and some idea of the extent of the society, and the intensity of its affection tor ihe weed, may be gamed from the fact that the cigar ends of two years’ saving have brought in a sufficient sam jor tbe maintenance of twenty-two children, Such a cociety might be established in London to supporta hospital for persons suffering from the deleterious effects of excessive smoking. ——— &7 Female Suffrage, recently the subject of An mteresting debate im the United States Sen ate. is to be urged in Great Baitain. Two petitions are to be presented to Par- t im favor of removing those restric- tions which at present debar women from voting for members of that body. One of these petitions is tobe signed exclusively by uumartied women and widows, qualified to vote for members of Parliament in alt respects but that of sex, and the otner by persons, of all sexes and clastee. who favor the extersion of the sufirage to women. glee — ns See A SELY-STRUGGLE—The foliowin duty Signed, was iately contained in a estern paper. “Whereas, at auy particular times I msy importane my friends and others to let me have liquor, whreb is hurttal to me and detrimental to society; this is, therefore, to for- bid apy person selling me liquor, or letting me haveit on any account, for if they do, 1 will positively prosecute them. not withstand- ing Say promise 1 may make to the contrary at the time they may let me have i. A MARYLAND Post Orrice Ronsen—The post office at Port Deposit. Md., was entered iast g gbt by burglars, and all the letters in the office rifted, including the mail matter of the southern and eastern mails, and also tor Lan- caster and Washington, to be mailed this morn- ing. From 6u8 to 700 letters were taken away. An officer of the Post Office tbe ety to-day to investigate the matter.— Wash. Cor. ¥. Tribune, Dec. 12th. ——$—_<_$______ A New Toy.—A new invention for the bene- fit of the little ones makes its appearance this Christmas. It is called the Currocomicoman Sutomatic figure, performing curious antics during tbe revolution of a small wheel. Equipped with a long stick, a childcan ma- nipolate this toy with immense satisfac! 5 and itis rapidity becoming popuiar, although this is its first season, because it combines cheapness, elegance and durabiiity. G7" “Mother, where is the man going to sieep |" asked a girl of fiften, of her mother, who bad just promiseda traveler a night's rest in their out-of-the-way hut. «I'll haye to put Dim fo with you, and Jack, and Kate, and Sue, ard Bet, | suppose,” was the reply, end if it is too crowded, one of you must jarmin with me. and dad, and Dick, and Tommy, and tne twins.” S7 A pAper in 4 neighboring ‘State, says, that we bear much of citizen's rights, woman’s rights, negro’s rights, and foreigner’s Tights, Dut nothing of child: Tiphts. The right of ption from whippings, so generally ad- |, Must be bigbiy prized dy chilaren. S7 Fears are expressed for the satety of the U.S. steamer Reseue, whieh left New Yous some time ago for San Francisco, and has not been bearé from orseensince. Hermachinery ‘Was new. Poritical EqUAacitTy 1m lowA.—Theodore ‘Tilton, ina letrer from the West. says that lowa will be pemiell tone eee: koow ledge the political equal ‘men and ‘women, as citizens entitied cack ‘afike 10 the citizen's franchise. S7-The Boston City Ceuncil naa vated two bandred Pe ptacts ar py me for the urpore es an roishisg bigh Zenools, especially for girls. « S7A sentimental ~goods clerk in we York has gone clean ae ‘because a Fee cat nd iionaire would not let bin marry nis urbe? 87 Mies Kate Fowler, of Alton, linois, had Sterrible cer pa aud aa Lotiniabatecn™ Temedy, pou a teaspoonfal oft pep- into her ear. “She very soun' became hrede, and died soon ster. : SF When Lynch received Koberts" “I regret te inform you I do not think you are to be Banged, be is reported to have said, “so moore is good news" | Prince Georgian, published at Upper Maribo- | had been sitered. We learn the negro is a | right pa | early day, being already jomily indicted with RIcHARDS, THE LYLEs Munogenus.—T rough, Md,says: On the !vth instant, Sheriff Turten received from,Governor Swann & requisition upon the Executive of Virginia, witb urgentorders to proceed at once to Nor- folk and brigg to this place a prisoner confined in the jail of that city, snpposed to be the Lyles murderer, Henry, alias Nimrod Richar Having obtained peor authority at Rrieb- mond he reached Norfolk on Sutufday after- noon, obtained the prisoner and arrived here with bimon Monday tast. Tae prisoner in custody answers very closely to the descrip- | tion given in the Governor's reward Lt will be remembered that the erime was committed j on the night of the Mth of Jaly Inst: this party when arrested had in his possession a dis- | chargetrom the navy bearing date the itth, which date was evidently not the true one but pative of Portsmouth, Virginia. where bis former owner resides; that he eft his home there tu 1863 and oply returned a sbort time i subsequegt to the murder with which he is charged, that the detectives in that section were | , Upon bis track some ume before effecting his arrest, but he repeatedly eluded them by trans. terring from vessel to veesel. They finally fol- lowed him to City Point; searched the boat he bad come there aboard of: be was again non-ert, and the crew of his boat ignorant of his where- abouts. The authorities of Norfolk were at once telegraphed tuat be was supposed to be aboard a ye-sel that had teft City Point that day, and upon its arrival be was captured. As the true criminal (Richards) was un- knows to onr citizens, the prisoner is not yet fuliy identified; but Mayar Latham, of Alex- andria, Ras been requested to send over an officer who knows Kithards. If this is the y. he will probably be tried at an the four who were execnied, aud thereby the | necessity fora grand jary not existing’ The | November term of courtis still epep, a juror | having been retained for that purpose, and the | only delay necssary will be the convenience of the Witnesses — Prince Georcian A STRANGE ( STALE he Stann- ton (iazette states that about midnight on Sat- urday last, Miss Hathaway, danghter of Mr. dner L. Hathaway, of Dighton, was | awakened, as she thinks. by a light shining 10 her room. She sat up in bed, and at oncea man wearing a circular cloak stabbed her twice, cutting the bedclothes, but merely grazing her person with a knife. She seized the man by the wrist, wher he grasped her by e throat with his other hand, nearly sulfue cating her. By a desperate effort she freed herself and screamed, when the scamp eprang trough the window and disappeared. DEPARTMENT OF StatR, ) WASHINGTON, December 20, 1-65. § Imtormation bas been received at this De- partment from Mr. S. Higginson, Jr. the Vice Corsul of the Unttea States at Batavia, Java, of the death on the of 1863, at sea, of Leverett ley Cook, of the American snip «Naples.”” The Legal representatives of the deceased can obfain further information by addressing this Departmen:. Examinations for the Navy. TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS. Navy DkerantMest, WASHINGTON, D.C. Nov. 20, ices. ¢ All persons who have served as yolunteer ofcers in the United States Navy for the term of two years, and who desire to be examined for admisston to the regular Navy as provided in the act of Congress approved July 25, iss, Will At once make Application addressed to Commedore S, P. Lee, Hartford, Conn., who will netify them when to appear. Those who do not make application prior to the ist of January next, or whodo not present them- selves when notified, will be consid: as baving waived their claim for examination. Candidates will take with them, when sum- moned, their official papers showing their na- yal record. Gipgon WELLEs, eolm Secretary of the Navy. SPECIAL NOTICES, THE GBAND sURBENDE B.—Repndiating all their former itces in tevor ot Burepean = fut the ladiesef America now admit that tha. LUN’S“SIGHT BLOOMING CEREOB. 'Itkethe hand where at Maes it has po equal under the Bun. Sold everywi ned ee Se ANOTHER CU bg Mullen, Esq., of No, 184 Grand street. Willlamebarg, has been oom: pictely cured of a viol-nt attack of Bhenmatism by one bottle of METCALFE'’S GREAT BHU- MATIO BEMEDY. ani is willing to state his ca-a te any person who will call at the abyve address. Ge 17-ec2w 8. 0. FORD, Agent. Agents fer Washington. D. 5 COLGATE & €0.’s « WINTER SOAP. Recommended for cuartey 1 ANB and for general ToiLBT use during cory weatuER. Lt may be Obtained of all druggists and faney goods dealers, feb 9-eoly BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL " OAsES, Ne. 14 Bond street, New York. ST Fait mials, also, envelope, aon ial Diseases, t m sealed free, sure and snd for them, and you wit! not regret tt: for, as adve' img phy- cians are gener: emresiors without r+ fcrene ‘bo strapger trusted. for apd direct to DB) 14 street, New Yer! Ct [4GE AND CELIBACY, ‘arming and for Young Bos, dis, Dien stan in ps L} Associa- ug 13-Sm safe and remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rome, @y ever discovered. Cures in two to four ‘and recent cases in twenty-four Bo BO Pe. mercury. Ouly ten to be tanen. It is the soldier's hope, and net wa a to be exposed. Sanazitan’s Boot anp and it for permanent cure fer 8, tcors, Spots. Tetters, &c. Price $1.25 per bottle. Id by B. 0. Ford. Ree advertisement mys SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, GMOLANDEB’S EXTRACT BUCKU Graver, Unrrany Disonpens, WEAKNESS and Pars fa the Bacx, Puuate Oomriaints and Tuousius arising from Exckeszs oF any Kiyo. COME, YB AFFLIG TEY SMOLANDER TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. Sold by all Apothecaries, Price $1. D. BARNES & O0., Hew York, and BARNES, WAED & U0. Sew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & BOGRES. Wholesele Dreggiste, Boston, Mase., General Agents. feb 10-ly Ces, 1083, 0} 1 Cétion or PRices: ges: EEDUGTION OF EDU ON OF Rap eaeE a Tw Gate it . omens to all other dealers tae mey favor VIZ: . STUGE SE 35 AEB AT SIS RS BRE: Goods delivered in all parts of Washington and _ Seoraniow ei enue CASH, | All ordere Hp oy er ph RILBY A, WY P phid Ale Agent, Corner of Greene ' Ou streets vy AUCTION SALES. ann ilies ciiiitellnnnl ih tines B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE, Under and by virtue of adecree pasted by the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, ina in.and numbered M2, equlty. Ze ie complainant. aud | GOVERNMENT SALES. | | A UCTICN SALE OF GOYBRSMENT PaoP- | ACSnry Si Point Loowour Mp BOF B'“15 oN Lonpon, | FOR SALE IN SUMS TO SUIT. | FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHI ON FA&- | ! VORABLE TERMS. | | PaRTMENT, 7? mber 13, (Ss, ing the WASTE Jepartwent uf the adquart rément of Washi . ie on "Gee of Chief Quartarnacter, Washington, D.C. Decearber 19. 1335.4 B) dtreotion of the Quartermaster Gen: 1336. mm, wie 2 mere ar, Copal fx ere will ve fold, wt Bau! 4 Auctio LEWIS JOHNSON & 00 , Bankers, BF na tee wine eae ae y+ bos. \ m4 . v . De : : ai ofter for sale, BONESDAY. the il day of | Lepeo'h, St Marys county wy Bo lett 292 Pennaylv meted quantity, 1 Ww pounds a year - Bt? | — a naber 2, 1866. the ’ JAY COOKE & Co., ts 6 ‘3 BANKERS, James Gleason. AQ M nm FBIDAY Decomber 2, ribed . property Lrited States - Abort -0 © 0 Second-hand Bric! Ab ut. 6,000 Second-hand bew: Jannary next D. 1867, at 3% o'clock pm .on = ¢: parts of Lots No. | and iz, io Synare imaing at the southeast east corner of are No. 432, and rocniag thence west 47 leet ; theace nortn W feet, thence west 62 feet and 10 inches hence north 23 fect and 4%, imones; thence east 1u0 feet to 7th street west, and thence. with said street, to the begin- j ning, togetber with the iniprovements, consist- | works ing of the building wellknown as the Avenue Abont. 1,200 Pine Sil_.?osts, average 3 feet long | bey , and 15 inches in Diameter The terms of sale, ae prescribed by the decree ime Fence Posts./ reagh,) 19 fest Jo: are > One third of the purchase money tebapa'd sina al nee keecbating fect tah | 2 Mixed Paper, consisting of pers of ar- connis and other pack, together with letter eavelopes of various ov estimated juantity, 3 Dees Leteeneahs h the ted bidder will end Let which t ny Ader wi Fi eensh sirett, apposste Treasury, be required to deface thorouxhiy aader the wu- beyand sel ® tcurrent market rates, and Keep = pervirion of an agent of thie Department, '0 a8 to | Tender it Imeossibie to reed them; estimated opstantly on hand, a fall supply of ail | quantity, Sv 00 pounds opecr oz GOVEBNMENT BONDS, 0 Newspapers, estimated quantity, 4 00 pounds SEVEN-THIBTIE£S, AND COMPUDND jere will specify a price per pound for eac INTEREST NOTES. Pe c ut 15,000 feet 4-4 Onliings, lining inside earth- e 7 letters. the rtment Must be in cagh( aad the residue im two equal instalment lines! { Fencing, 4 feet high ecated, and ; Jarable in rix and twelve months, for which Feat Sint Butiattan, cetibce dine eatons Ordere fs: BTOOKS. BONDS, Bo., ex tue mode of defacing them vctore ferred pa} ments, with Interest from th ay of sale. the purchaser sball give his notex, endorsed to the tellefection of the trustees. Conveyancing Bre © Building, 2v by 25 feet aL 'd Brick Bave Oven. 25s by 432 feet } Lotof Manure. (abont 30-corda) | Collections mad all accessible points. id ‘The posers must he removed from the cellar of ee 1-tf e tal Post Oftice Baijding at the cost of the = a> <= a pred bidder. and Im hts own bag-. as oftenag and stampe at cost of purchsrer. 1 Wharf of Timber and Lomber,1afatr eondition ARROW & CO., oa Er the terms of saleare vot somplied within five y:bfeet ing, ad Varying iu widen from 22 to1s | BS Ho mall bage will be farsished for thie purpose davethe trustee reserves the right to reaell at the feet bios eis | BANKERS. = The paper will be weighed at thisdepartment. and : o' e del ng pai + POR ar passepeer boats leave Baltimore every | and Beven reet, ¥ week = notice by publication in the National yaud Saturday afternoon, and Washing. | Corner Loutstans erat “5 pe py te FR commenring on cHigeneer DEALERs 1 ton every Siedeseetar aad Satarday mornings, stoppin: at Point Lockout. Government steam tne will leave Sixth street Wharf inthis city om Thareday morning, Dece: { Janosry next. ‘Fill be rece: ved Unt!! MONDAY, the Sist instant, at 30’clock P They should be addressed to the Postmaster Gen- WILLIAM Y PRENDAL,{ Trostecs, a GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, _deSe,ta.th “GREBN @ WILLIAMS, Ancts. GOLD AND SILVER ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer . Pees will be % We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TER. ces 20 Horse Carts B* ‘QREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Wagon Wheels - 5 4 " d #pecifications must be erat to the TRUSTEER'S SALE OF VALUABLE RVILDING | S06 fect leather do. 26 Amiaiance W heels Jaedl y~oeee : hae LOT. FRONTING OY UL STREET NORTH. | jx scteWheel Mule Har- 3 Oslindrical Steam Boll- | ené prompt attention to gion of Brevet Ueat “Colonel Tht Winters BEIWEEN 12TH AND STH STREETS ate eal Aas ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, | ® iding: Wasatuston, D, O., 00 or before the let * 5 e a 7 : On WEDNESDAY, the 26th instaxt, at 4 o'clock ss Tar ° Harness = and to any other business entrasted to as. | day of February. 187 B, m1 shell sell, on the premises, by virtue of « lecree of the Supteme Court of the Disirict of Fagg abe! ene tn chancery c: in Lovie Wai 143 eets Lead Mule Har ness u 179 Wagor Bridles | e Board will reserve the right to reject or FULL INFOBMATION tn regard to GOVERB- | a! plane submitted. shoul Done be renal arte | MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally farnishea | bie for the purpose, as well as to retain any or all “, of_-och plans, n. complains Jane B Brent | 125 Bi Bridle- 162 Darrels shie: on And Rita Willianie defendants, “i that ptece ot teicCinlien cedalés. sr Oneaarow aoe befps telehic a ntigrg On: = A detcmamrecy we Te es reel of Gronni eing the western half of 17 W ds, ‘ashington, March 20, 5 m | Record 0 3. in Square No: 247, having @ good front and |} Army Kerge | 20% tm _ Brovet Lieut. aA ~s E i foot alley. Together with Sho rel ks, Spades, Axes, residue in two | Wagon ie Cart Harn: Blacksmiths’ Tools, * RAILROAD LINES, @REAT \RS. cL. 'a, TRST CLAIBVOYAN 1866 PENNSYLVANIA BOUTE 1867 | A} Business and Magnetazing licaling Modt . S sits days todescribe dead. r living, gives names. Co ee ee ee TO THE NOBTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SUUTE- | E& T. YOUNG has removed his office e months from | Tin Ware pemters’ Tools, Tables, Cocom Mat- the day of ale the whole te bear interest from the ling. &e. day of sale, and the payment thereof to be secured | 4's; Cash in Government fands. by the note or notes of the purchaser or purchasers. Good be removed within ten ‘lays from with god and sufficient indorser, to be approved | date of sale D. H. BUCKE, of by the Trustee All conveyancing and revenne Assistant Quartermaster General, stamps at the cost of the purchaser, @10' down de Brevet Major General U. 3. when knocked off; and if the terms are not com “ALE OF OL lied with iu fie daye aiter the day of sale, the | AL AND TNSERVIOEALE CAN- 2 i : . TE I . from No. 473 ivth strect, to his residence, Trustee reserves the right to reseil the property at NON. SMALL AMS, AND MISCEL- WINTER SCEEDULE! 2 sf east of ith tho rink ond cost of the. defaulting sien ae LANBOUS OBUNANCE STORES. On and after November 19, 185, trains will | Nov 425.New York ave. four doors oust ot ith adventising three times fp the Eventing Star, Bureau of Ord bedrhings jae wid: wot leave as follows: & BRO. corner 9h et. an ve,, during the .L. SAUNDERS. Trastee O Waskansion Cuy, Deo. 13, Washington day, will be promptly attended to de 15 Im” dell-eod&a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts in the léth day of Jeuuary, 1867, atnooa, there : RANK M STBISGFIEL tf es mn Baltimore. will be-sold at public auction, in the Norfolk navy “ yal gb ES 2D. m. oe oA 10 D, = — ——— he highest bidder, a lot of old and un- THE serae DOUBLE TRACK ROUT! CORSTABLE AND COLLECTOR HOTELS RESTAURANTS. &o. able Canien emall Arms, and Misectla- | with ELEGANT SUBNEBY. Palace State Collects Rents, Debts and Claime of . ? . rtteles of Naval Ordnance ey and night Oars. with modern improvements, | Business placed in bis hewds receives rompt at- a a upon, Shot. and Sheti will be sol ky the | and saving from four to twelve hour: n time over mces given if ired. upined miles saved to “Otbos 311 wh street, abe nue; rest street ve ave . - 401 L street, between 9th ot dears by mail promptly nded GC 4 * DP. vund, ant ine “Small Arms ‘ung other Mince! — " tasbit pure WILLARD’S HOTEL jarceus Articles of Urdpance ia io! el Bu Pacers. Wastitxctox, December 1, 1806 "Termes: One-helf cash. in Government fands, to tatives.and others. residing be eo onthe conclution of the sale, and the ary other route, Two Western anc Central New York. Two Daily Trains to the West, North. ey from Baltimore to ROOH BSTEB and gecupy private apartments. | remalider within ten dass a{‘erwards, ouring | PITTSHUBGH vith on haces | if ne, ES ge) miedated with thelr MEALS at this | which time the articles mest beremorel ioe tee | CPOE RU BGH without change EW STAMPING DBOT, on sth street, Hotel at the rate of $10 50 per week yard, other wise they revert to the Government. the ntage of making all changes in UNION the best selection of Patterns en. de4 am SYKES, CHADWICK & CO, B.A. Wi8E, DEPOTS. and no TREELES ani the proprietor has a. ° de 17 eotd Obief of Ba Tick y thie route can he procured at the of- EK HALF that has been charged bere K 1RKWOOD HOUSE, Corner Penna. avenne and TrerlS:h s:reet, 5 Washingion, B.C, s ickel fic; Practical Stamper, mo tear need ting whatwillenit you Go see tum. He will make and stame ANY pattern. de is tf ©. corner 6th steeet and yivania avenue, under the National Hot! ere reliable infor- ag re will be given at all times. DENTISTRY. aS aN RE EES ngers procuring tickets at this office can FIDENTIAL—Yo Who have in- J VAL. secure aecommodations in Sleeping Cars for El poy A ee WR a Situated in the most central Jocation the city, & LEWIE, DENTIST, bas REmovED trom | mira or Rittsbera: for bneiness. pleasure, or the idwap bat Ky | | 842 to 200 Penn. avenue, ten doors WILKINS, Ticket Agent, in, oho, an ‘and old mpebenciieigh ‘ir og |] above. Greaz ery Denissiry Swap Washington, D.C. | men. who. from the follies of youth, oF other CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, | Teeth Brivacied Without Pain. All per: ED. 5. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Causes, iecl » debility in advence of their years. ms " aed Jat Wha“Be, | | sons having Teeth to extract, T would advise them Baltimore, Ma. _ 40117 | Lefore placti'g themseives under the treatment of nly # short distanes from ‘all he Departments, | to ogll of Dx. LEWIE'S cilce, end cate thon WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND | 82) op+. should firet read The Sectet Friend.” Patent and Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, 1 ont. th f ted on Kubber, Gold and ‘GEORGETOWN 1LROAD. Married ladies wil! learn sometbing of importance H. HB. DUDLEY & 0 ler that all persons should she : by perusing ‘The Secret Frien!, ? Sent tommy ad- < 8. DUDL 0.. | Teduced the price very low. dress, in a sealed envelop=. on receipt of 25 cents. no2V-tf Proprietors, | Reps courtneed of" he Tact, call abd oe for your Address Dr.UHAS. A. STUART & 00... Barton, yp o o aud see new and impre Mass ‘APITOL HOUSE/AND BESTAURANT. method of inserting Teeth. TIME TABLE. >RID. TNERAL WREATUS, BO 346 Penn avenue, between lst and . 260 Penn's avenue, between 1sth | _ On and after MONDAY, November 12, 1956, RipalL au ZUREEAR a. : Comfortable Reoms. Sith fret street. ~ 4 — until further noties, Passenger Trains will renbes UUETS. CROSSES. ANCHO! RTA RS <> enty years experien jeozeet 8. B. LEWIE, M. D.. Dentist, tween W: eud Alexandria as follows td eral Foreign Legation Leave Wasuineron, eave. eat ral form WAX FETE, TaD wis, code bias. MGs street, between G and i. oc 36im* WHO ABE Desikous OF A SKILL- ful and acoc ished yeiclan. shou'd con- sult BENE BORTON, ee Fayette Wwenue depot. From oer. Da - 5:15 ‘nd pet oteie tal tnt as rine Otels this country should be wafliciont gaatenioe of EET 4 M.D., F ma satisfaction to all who will extend me. their, ps- a teo of the MINERAL | Local a In) of tronage. SEet LINNEBS apa SUPPERS at private reatdences, Reones aya So Many persoat can oD bal wear these teeth who cannot wear others, for parties an ie, will be rotten rr im the bes 2 ty) CHARL, VAUDAN, — = - treet, Balti: . ons services ma: (Je €-00lr* bist Proprietor, | | $2 DO person can weer Se “ = 22 s:00 P.M, | bejengaced tp Weehington or uny oteer ctr. YMEICH S BESTAUBAN Persons calling at my office ean be accommods- - » Through Mail. corncr of | addreasingas above oc 13-3m* Fee iio. 366 Penns atte qo. pear elit ativet, ted with any style and price of Tooth they may de- : peatcsHcary 6:0 P.M. | wawms GUILE 7 in News and Second hand doass | | sire, but to these who are particatar. and wish the cor. King ttt Mg eR P. EMBICH wishes to tnform his frients and the end moat perfect den end Honry.... 7:00 °: holstered and Varvished. itth and Bate., (near public generally thathe now keeps con re, the MIN: L TEETH SUNDAY PASSENGER TRawe” he canal.) Highest price paid for Second-hand stantly on hand OYSTERS. freah every pbkaveWasuinctos. | Leave ALexayvata. a genkey. WieWin ea ond LiGtoas éannot be eritpansel, om Md avennedepot. From cor. ke & Henry "EREMIAH 6. BLACK. WARDH.LAMON. C.F. BLACE- Call and give bim jal oe 23- _ Through Mail 6:35A M. sts.. Local Local ot 23) Bat mhroagi’ Mail 00 P.M. noid © BiQVERK, Grheyst Superts fenton UGH LIN T2Ue8 DUE BET TERS, Nagarxeton LaW OFrvicgs. OLOTHING, &c. Socs hb s0V Ter That's ft that’s it! From the Tolke ot Butth’s Oak Hatt STEAM BNGIBES, Combining the mazimam of efficiency, durability, @nd.economy, with the minimnm'of weight and price. They are widely and favorably known, mofe than 600 beinginuse. Ajl warranted satis- Wasixctox 9, So sound and so mice.” factory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulareventon | sowhun teteien,t enington and Hew Yorkare | For the present season of Fall. application. Address : yor NEW YORK, at change of care, Botton yess cost. é aol J. 0. HOADLEY-& pants eave daily (except ya ‘Ts 8. m, and Ae, seg Boat 4 oB.re parmly cleds BPHANS' ET, ber Tl, 1386.—Dis- NEW YORK, changing cars at Phitsdel- oF ‘COLUMBIA. Wasurnc eee az sameas a canis ris <= — e . mt nis- ve dally (except Sunday) at 11:25 a. m. and FOR P. ADELPHIA. ¥ ¢e: KCe at 7: 11:15 a. ‘and dat 7:45 end b ‘Which will be cuesedinaly bade” 711 stay in bed cold To your head, compdiled to be hat quiet, and Tht yon Nad enough ‘And all'eorts of ick folks’ diet. of 4 iphie at 6:99 p. sreperly Jactee : Which are sold at Smith's Oak Hall, sur 2 00, MBEUBLNE TAILORS, DEALERS i GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BLOOD! BLOOD!? BLOODIT: tonne sat) OsK HALL, 464 Suvanrs 8Yaxxs: F BE vata 0 gues Tecsived the jane aad Arest stock of hes SAMARITANS ROOT JvIcs PIRUE GOODS over offered 1n the city of Wase- PAUtiNORE AnD ONT RATROAD. Is offered the 2 cure. ington, Hay secured the best artista in the ve . . Wasuise ton, Bor, 9, 1908. BYP pis oo ne. the Ue toate Set | SEMPER ore crema 4 These) Bw OO. | Shae atthe —- sas it reaches Rene Anna i and the West. 7 AS em LOsaN £ M . M¥RcHaNT senhand fe y EE, and WAS DT - J08. B. BABRBPT, Commicsioner. As tow Funan fallow A rare parpeehe Ys eon Fo, 18.108 for Wo scras, Tenued ander’ the sctot | | Hoare daily, except be na 45. ond frloude to visit bie storemnd inept cists and was ranted’ December S6. las Weeeecbs: YOR ALL WAY STATIONS. S—- see for ie eee has No-46,238for 190 actos of Jandyi mnder the rth 2 —— Sunday, at 7:00 o. m., and . 5 | Sct ef March 3, 1865. in the ‘of. Bacon, 1 fie: Wea bla awotiase, con tonne tea" wad grosend’ Janunrs Seria Tesaey op; | POH TAY GtAatioNe so0TH OF ANNAPOLIS $pPterance of all garments ‘and ie ot tab- eis for.10 acres epuea unite the act of von 6245 and 7:00 o, m.,and at 3:00 and 4:35 The best Soph ehd "epedorate charges ie oer | Tor eroated Abril te tae Petey eet: and FOR ANNAPOLIS. 'y 2, 1857. No, 42 056.for dex ect of 16ecrea, issued yn rob 3d, 1855, im th merares ho: and — granted September hs My, jebruary Leave at 7:00 and 7: |. 2, trains to or fom! Aanepotin eilpemntae Ho passer, ¥ issued t ‘acres, fesu moder ree oe cae h 9, 1667, Clothing. from] iealer cap be bad LYING- 8 ae yay be suffering from dis: seule ceeanea gant, berber |: > A steel lethage ase Se me en an, | ra age ’ ing. &c , Bc. ' A sesortment of D. DONOVAN, 1. ale 1. de 8-Jm* Licensed Pawabreker. | Dit i =e cx Pai Lon.

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