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WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1861
NO. 4.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
IMPORTANT FROM KEY WEST.
Capture of a Rebel Schooner
Loaded with Coffee, etc.
LIKUTBJ1ANT IIAHDRE A PKISONKll.
CAPTURE OP THE PRIVATEER BEATJ
REGARD. THE ORbW IN IKONS.
Steamship IaabelTitting out as
a rrivateer. - .
Captain Rollliu to Command Her.
The Beoent Gunboat Exploit in
Warwick Kivor.
General Mansfield Takes Command at
Newport Kcwi
Correspondence of the New York Exprei.
Kkt Win, Florida, November 21.
Tbe United pistes eteaoudiip Connecticut,
Commander Woodhnll, arrived from New York
via Fortress Monroe and Port Royal yesterday
morning. She brought In the British schooner
Adelaide, of Nassau, N., P., captured by Cap
tain Woodhnll, near Cape Canaveral, on the
17th instant. She Is loaded with coffee, lead, and
swords, having several cases of the latter. The
supercargo, Lieutenant Hardee , a relative of
" Tactics " Hardee, Is an offlo' r In the Confeder
ate army. He claim? the cargo as bis proper
ty, and acknowledges that he was taking It to
Savannah.
The Adelaide has raadn several voyages to
Savannah sloce the blockade. The Adelaide
has been libelled by the District Attorney, and
seized by the United States Marshal, who has
E laced a guard on board. Hardee and Smith
ave been taken to Fort Taylor, Major Hill, the
commander, consenting to receivo them until
Captain Woodhnll return, from the fleet, when
they will be taken to New York
The United States sloon of war W.G. Ander
son. Lieutenant Commanding W. C. Rogers, U.
S. N., entered this port Rom a cruise me mora
Incr of the 20th.
She was accompanied by a prize schooner
oarrvlDir on her deok an ugly-looking rifled
gun. UQ ooaramg tuo Auuereuu. wo leamrju
that the prize was the Confederate rrivateer
Beauregard, of and from Charleston, South
Carolina, and commanded by Captain Gilbert
Hay. She was captured on the morning of the
1ZW, 1UO mues m. . m. oi auaocu. no resist
ance was made by the Beauregard, the supe
riority of the armament of the Anderson being
so great that it would have been madness to
measure their strength.
While the Anderson was approaching her,
the crew were engaged In throwing over stint,
shell, mutketi, to., and before the capture,
most of the ammunition was lost only pow
der, a few pistols, one or two rifles, and the
pivot-gun on deck, remaining. The crew,
twenty-seven in number, were at once placed
In Iron and transferred to the ship Prizs.
Master Davis, with a picked Crew, took charge
of the schooner, aud rapidly brought her to
this port
Csptaln Rogers, on arrival, immediately con
sulted with tbo civil authorities as to the die
poral of bis prisoners, when it was decided that
..they should be placed In the handi of the
United States' Marshall After an examination
on board, the officers and crew were taken to
thn ahnre and nfaoed in the countv iall. where.
... ;,..,-
propeny guaraea, towy win remain until tnejir
trial. Captain Gilbert Hay, the master, was
A Richmond Dl'palch received at Fortress
Monroe, on the 25ih Instint, contains some ac
counts of the reccot exploit of the United States
f;unboH Cambridge, In the Warwick river, on
sst Fildnv night.
un me evening oi novemoer zza, auout
duk, tho gnnboit Cambridge left Newport
News, ttnd ran up tho Warwick river about two
mllfo. where It was understood a rebel regi-
mept was encamped. The reb Is were stirred!
up by the shells of the Cambridge, and vacated
tbelr camp with a loss of fifteen men killed,!
wounded, and missing. The correspondent of i
the Dispatch thinks the huts or tbe Virginia
volunteers, Col. Puryear, and the surrounding
woods, were set on tire by tbe men and left to
burn No mention Is made of the rebel steam
ers Roanoke and Yoiktnwn. Tbe Cambridge
went up within sight of Cabin Point, on the
Jam s river, but saw no batteries.
Col. Phelps, hitherto acting Brigadier gen
eral, commanding at Newoort News, bu bean
detached from that post, it Is said, and has been
booked for service unon tho neat exneditton
that Is fitting out at Annapolis under Major
General Butler and Uommndore Luvia u.
Porter.
Tie Richmond Dispatch says, among other
good things, that there is a band of " three i
thousand Union marauders in the mountains of
East Tennessee, under Parson Brownlow and
Major Gilbam.wbo are doing more mischief
than the Yankees in Ken ucky, but they will
have to be stopped in their Imusonable move
ments, and we think will be, as General Lovell
U ufter them with the Homo Guards of Mem
phis and Knoxville."
The rebels are getting reared at the great
Influx of troop and vessels of war In that vicin
ity, and the Dispatch propoies tbat Norfolk
shall bu abandoned in the event of an attack,
and begs that Richmond, City Point, and York
town be reinforced and strengthened imme
diately. " Should Wool advance In force the
army of the Potomio would be divided."
P88RNER TltAltfS TO AND PIIO
BAivrinuiiH
winter filolxodulo.
SPECIAL SOTICIITO TR.IVEH'IIS.
On and afier MONDAY, November 18, ml th
Fae for Trains between Washington iad Haiti
luora will run as follow i
TRAINS MOVINO NORTLI.
Morning Ex; rem leave Washington 010 a. m.
Arrlv. it Ualtlmore T eta m.. Philadelphia 19 63 p
n : N-w York op m ; llarrlsburg; 1 tip ra.
Vornlng Accommodation leave Washington at
7 40 a m Arrlre at Baltimore 0 30 a. m No con
nections at ualtlmore.
Mew i ork Hall Train leave Wathlnrtnn at 11 a. m.
arrlre nt Baltimore IS Wan: Philadelphia 6 97
p m ; New York 10 p ra
fu-rnoon Accommodation leave Washington 3 05
p m t rrlve t Baltimore 4 U p. m ; Uarrliburrftl 3)
p. m t Philadelphia 10 08 p m.
Meelejr Ezprsas leav. waablogtotiD p m Ar
live at Uattlinor.4i1p.ra ; Philadelphia 10 63 p ra ;
new i utk a. m., iiamsDurg ii.ni.
TRAINS MOVINO SOUTH.
Leave New York at J a. m.: Phlbot.lptda 11 31 a.
m-. ll.ltlmor.3 Wp, mj Arrive at Washington 6.40
p. m.
Leave New York at p. B ; Philadelphia 10 60 p
m.; DiHImora.ao a. (a. Arrive at Washington tl
a.m. .
Leave New York at 11 p. a ; Philadelphia l.n) a
m.; Ualtlmore 7.S a. m. Arrive at WMhtngton
0.20 a. m.
Aooommodellon Trains leave Baltimore a 0 n. m
and 6 1'. m. for Waahingtoa ; arrive there at 11 a. m.
and 7 i m
raw. nger Trams leaving WMMigtou at 7 4i a m.
and 3 05 p. m , and Baltimore at T SJ a ra and 8 to
Sm . make direct oonneotlous for Annapolis at Ilia
nncilon.
Trail a leave Ansapollt for Baltimore and Wa.h
Inr'on ate.SOa. ra and? 4s p.m.
l'.i enger Traim leaving Washington at 6 10 a m
11 a. in and 6 p. m , and Baltimore at 4 -.0 and 7.3',
a. in. and 3 60 p m . will stop only at Annape-Ui June
ti.n ami Washington (Relay) Jurwion
War Passengers mmt take the Aceommtialton TValm
only.
T alns will 1 ave Washing on and Ilaltlmjrc
promttly upon card lime.
W. P. SMITM.
Master of Trauspoi tutor. , Halt
J T. l.NOLANU,
agent, rauvleo Station, Baltimore.
u v gilbert,
Agent, at Washington, nor 21
T KAVK
PIIILiADKLPIIIA
FOU NEW YORK.
born In Scotland, was naturalized in Charles
ton, where he has lived twenty-two years. He
testified that the Beauregard sailed f romUhartes
ton on the 7th of November. She was com
missioned by Jefferson Davis on the 11th of
Uctooer, to act as a private armea venei in
the service of the Confederate 3tates, on the
hieh sesB. against the United State of America,
their ships, vessels, goods, and 'fleet, and those
of their citizens, during tho pendlog war.
The Beauregard saw no vessel previous to
ber capture, and did not Are u gun after leav
ing port, not even for practice. Captain Hay
savs the vessel it owned by a Block company,
pt.,1 tr.i, ber btllr, when ready for use, were
$15,000.
Mordecal Hineawas tbe agent of tbe compa
ny. Captain Hay served on board tbeJefl. Dav 8
as prize-master. He also taught the young
midshipmen navigation. When the barque
Alvarado was taken, be was placed in charge
as prize-master. She was chased ashore by
one of our fleet, and burned.
John 11. Davl, the flret lieutenant, was on
board the Confederate nwn-ofwar Wlnslow
when the ic'zed a vessel off tbe North Carolina
coast. While the Anderson was overhauling
tbe Beauregard, tbli officer attempted to dm
tbe 21 pounder, but was prevented by the crew.
Archibald Llllv. of Charleston. Is the Durser
of tbe privateer. He could not have bad access
to the Trcoaory Department of the Confederacy
very lately, for bis fiscal balance showed the
amount of cosh on band to lie " twenty five
cents." Paymaster Lilly Is a very seedy-looking
individual, and by no means a fair specimen of
the cblvalroun South Carolinian.
Joseph II. Stuart, second lieutenant, was
born In Clifton, Eogland. He Is a soaman, and
was on board the brig Mary Goodel when she
was captured by the Jeff. Davis. He enlisted
in the Davis as boatswain, and, while onboard,
tbe brlgantitte Santa Clara and barque A,
Wardo was captured. He was ulo in the Davis
when she was lost on the St. Augustine bar.
John Conway, seaman, aged SO, born In
Philadelphia, joined a French company of
Zouaves in New Orleans, sent to Warrington,
deserted arrived in Charleston destitute, and
enllstea on tne ueauregard rrom necessity.
nenry V. Randolph, seamau, aged 25, born
in New York. He U deaf, was seduced on
board, and not allowed to leave the vessel.
Charleu Butcher, seaman, 20 years old, bom
la Prussia. Was formerly on the steamer Isa
bel, running between Havana, Key West, and
Charleston. He testifies that the Isabel la be
ing traniformed into a gunboat She Is nearly
ready for her armament. Captain Rollins, tbe
former captain, will command the Isabel.
John Cameron, eeaman. thirtv-two years old,
native of Scotland. Was on the Jeff Davis
when she captured the baiki Alvarado, 1-rle
and Enchantress, and schooner Waring. Re
ceived ai bis share of pr'z-s money $5.
Richard O. Busey. marine, 11, boru In Balti
more ; was decoyed on board while druuk,
and forced to bign the ship's articles. He was
a member nf a oomnanv stationed on Vulture's
iBland at the time of the bombardment of
Sumter. He saya but one man was killed at
Moultrie by tbe bursting of a shell.
John Sommer, 27, native of Germany. Was
paid $20 advance when he shipped. Could
get no work at Charleston.
Affaire at Fort Warren.
From the Boaton Journal
Everything Is as autet at Fort Warren as it
was bufore the arrival ol the important pri,n-
era uhise capture is the cause or so much dis
cussion and so much rejoicing. Col. Dimmlck
Is more Btrlct In admitting visitors to me rort
than heretofore, although a few officers still
have the privilege allowed. Among these,
and about the only ones, are Gov. Andrew,
Marshal Keyes,ana tne Mayor anu uniei oi ro
lice of Boston.
Slldell and Mason have comfortable quarters,
wbicti buy share with their Secretaries. At
they have funds, they have purchased various
artfcl'B for their convenience, nol provided by
the Government, and as the prospect is that
they are likely to remain here for tome time,
their money has been judiciously used.
Mr. Uason, who wore an air of nonchalance
on Sunday, when taken to tbe fort, has appar
ently found tbe place less agreeable than be
anticipated. Perhaps tho olimate does not
agree with blm, or it may be tbat he means to
be exclusive ; but It Is remarked, among the
prisoners, that he keeps himself very close to
Ms room. He appears Bad and not in very
good humor. On the other band, Slldell is
brightening up and Is more cheerful. Ho ven
tured out OI aoora in tne storm yesieruay, uuv
be la or Northern birth and thus the climate
may not affect him so much as otherr.
The " ambassadors " are allowed to converre,
Ireely with the other political prisoners, but
we doubt whether their conversation is very!
edifying, or tbe story of tbclr experiences very
cheering.
Mr. Morebead. of Kentucky, is less bitter in
his denunciation of "Yankees" than hereto-i
fore, and now appears in bis original character,
as a fine old Kentucky gentleman. Marshal.
Kane, of Baltimore, etill sports bis long boots
and tmoking cap, but swells about ee than.
formerly, evidently leeung mat ne is no longer
a ' lion." Mr. Faulkner, of Virginia, as here
tofoie, remains quiet, taking his confinement
with the air or a philosopher.
The Camden and A moor and Fhtladelphlt ami
Treutoa liailroad Companies' Line from I'll II, A
DK.t.ITlIA TO NH.VT lOUIt AND WAl PL V
OEM, from- WALNUT MR KKT W1IA11F AND
KKNtHNQTUN DEPOT, will leave at follows
At 6 A'tl , via Camden and Arabov, (C and A
Accommodation )
At e A M... via Ctmdtn and Jersey City, (N. J.
Accommodation.)
At 8 A 11., via Camden and Jeney City, (Morning
Mi.ll 1
At II J A.M., via Kenli"-i and Jeney City,
(Winter F.xpreei )
AtlttKP H.,vlaCamdei. - .imboy, (Accommo
dation.) At 1 P. It., via Camden and Amboy, (O. and A.
F.xrreM )
At ; P. H., via Kenilngton and Jeney City,
(Uvrning express )
At Hi P. 91., via Kensington and Jeriry City,
(Htcond Class Ticket)
At a P. If., via Camden and Jerxy City, (Kveiring
Mail.)
At UK P K ., via Camden and Jersey City, (South
ern tlail.)
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Ambov, f Aocoinmoda
tion, freight and passenger, First Claw llckit )
TheSP.lt Uall Train runs dally. The 11 H P.
M. Hall, Saturdays excepted.
Fur Uelvldere, Kastoa,Lambertvtlle, Klemtngton,
c , at 7 10 A. It.; and 4K P. M., from Kensinuton
Fur Water Qap, fctroudsburg, Soranioa, Vfilnt
bam, Montrose, Great Bend, to , at 7 lo A. M.
rrom KepslngUn, via Delaware, Lackawana, aud
YfMtern Railroad.
For Manoh Chnnk. Allentewn and Bethlehem. at
7.1i A. M. and 6)4 P. M. , from Kensington depot,
the 7 10 A. M. ltae connects wit htne train leaving
KMWll at 8 50 r. H.
For Mount Ilolly at 8 and 8 A. M and 'i aud 4,',
P. M
For Freehold at 6 A. M. and I r. II,
Nor Bristol, Trenton, ka , at 7.10 A. M., 4J and
tu F K, from Kensington, and tx V M irora
Walnut strest wharf.
For Palmyra, Birerton, Delano, Beverly, Ilur
Ungton, Florenieco, Bordentown, &o , at 12,14, 1, 3,
4K and 6 P.M.
Steamer Trenton, for Bordentown, and interme dl
ate places, at IK P. M., from Walnut street wlmrt.
jEeT For New York and Way Lines, leavlag Kin
slngton Depot, take the care on Fifth streit. above
WelBnt. hilfan honr belore deDarture The car
run Into tbe upot, and on arrival or trains ruu from
the depot
riny pounns Ul UBB-IK uniy liowu iu rn-ju
passfuger. Passengers are prohibited from Uking
anything aa baggage but tnelr wearing apparel.
All baggage over nity pounds to be paid lor extra.
The oorapany limit their restion.lblllty for bunjaK"
to one dollar per pound, and will not be liabh- for
anr amount beyond one hundred dollars exri-nt by
sped. I contract. WM. a (lATZMCli
angiu Agint
C510 tScvcntli St. GIO
i 1
P.J. ft MilCW A CO.,
MtriCl-COrKS JaOKT FOR THE HALE OF
Fine Gold and Plated Jewelry, Sterling Mirer
Platttl Wure,
FULL LINE3 OF NOTI0N8 & FANCY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RRTAIL,
In Job Lots, for Dealers, Sutlers, Tedlars, 4c.
310 evrHtli street,
Threo doon Hnutli of Odd Fellow' Hall.
WASHINGTON, I. O,
(Formerly uudtr National Hotel.)
We guai antte to .ell our cuntomcrs rarioai utlolei
of Fine .Jewelry, Silver Tlaled Ware, Notioru, Bat
Icd' Hnrl lMlard Cloodn. at l&w than New York
cr I'lil arllphli price , hi lom to ult purchasr4.
We Pvll :
-,... Onnni IUUU Ttif.
Floe Coral and CumeoSettii....$s to 110. for 91.00
VIub MvSalo and Lava SetU..,. 6 to 6. for 1.00
Flue Knameled and JetSetU,,, 4 to 7, for 1 00
Tul aid and Bog u? Vne SetU... 4 to 7, lor l.l0
rinc r.iuun vauiruKutiiiiiuiKiarv
Sett. &to 10, for 1.90
Splc-idM Carbuncle and Ruby
rettn 7 to lft.for 3.00
Splendid Ouruitt and Coral 8tU 7 to 10, for 2.00
Splc-idtd Vent and Guard Chains 6 to 10, for 100
Locket, and McJalLona, every
fbe rnnde Sto , for 1.00
Full letix of Gent's Stud and
UutUms vry fin 8 to 6,fr 100
Lllcgaut Kevolvlug ilni. very
flue 4 to 6, for 1.00
L'idl?i'&nd tenU Fancy Sleeve
Ilutton-4, pepnrate 2tc 8,fbr 60
Gent,' Cluster. Ilodcm. andSoarf
I'lns sto 3, for 60
Knit Setts of Kicgint Tbrtided and
Tlpptd Slter l'lafed Table Forka and
hroorti for 160
Fall Sett of Fine Teapoon to match,
genenl reta 1 price $9 to t4 for 1.00
Tv and (' flee I'ota, Drlnkiot; Cupf,
Mng4, 1'ltcliers. Salt Standi Irom $1 to 2 00
Tho beitashOitmcbtol Fine Gold Plated
(and llrart'ctM in the UnlUd States, In
every iartey In the trade... each from 1 to 3 00
We eil tho finest Coconut aid other U air Oils,
Fancy ''olognt-o, French Kxtracti,lalotstjfeuttpur
chaptM
Ue pell vwrsley's, lay lorn, ad other Fancv
fojps in variety, put up 1 1 family boxes, to suit
parclu-erst 2j percent less than regular prices.
Wq sell Fortfolioj, MeraortindQm Books, Pockt
Bookt, Money Purses, Pocket omb and Glared,
Lnr, Dr -Ing, aud Hound Combs. Clota and Ualr
Brothel, Fine Tooth t'ombi, Miavlng and Tooth
Uralici, with a.lus other Sutlers' and Dealer.'
Stalc hood4; all of which we offer to the Trade
a d "lie publlo generally at les than New York
price.
e respectfully bn to call the attention of every
Lady ai 1 Gertleman to our Newtttotkof Double
Glided Photograrhim, Picture Frames, every siie
matlo eaie nulling these goods from 76 cents to 1
each, fir about one hairins ma iters' retail prices
The Trade resi ectfully solicited We are receiving
New GocmLs from the h anuiactorers daily.
Uemember the New Store,
No 610. 610. 110, 610
P.J BULLRWftCii.,
Mannfootorers' Agents.
AT'ri'.NTJON BUTLKH8 AIVD PBDLAIISI
e have a large and splendid assortment of Fancy
Patriotic Ha'lonery, New Stjles and New Mottoes,
direct from the Manufacturers, which we offer at
30 ptr cent letM than tbe regular prices. Call and
sue tMs line I nov 4 tf
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BDCHIJ
ITKI.Vnivl.n' KXTBAOT BUCI1U
nr.LMBOLD'u extract iinonci
IIEI.MHOLD'1 l.-XTKACr BUOHU
Ilr.LMBOLD'H EXTltACr 11UCUU,
A postUT. and ipeolflo remedy for diseases of the,
Bladder, Kidneys, (Jrarel, Dropry,
llladder, Kidaeya, Orarel, Droi'ir,
Dtaddrr, Kidneys, Orarel, Dropsy.
Bladder, Kidneys, Orarel, Dropsy,
Bladder Kidneys, Orarel, Dropsy,
OROANtO WRAKNKB8,
ORGANIC WKAKNE8B
DROANIC WEAKNESS
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
R.'iual Orirana Sunal Or(ans, Sexnal Orirus,
Pexnal Organs, Bsznal Orf ans, Heznal Organs,
8exual Organ), Seznal Organs, Sexual Organs,
flexual Organs, Sexnal Organs, Hexnal Organs,
Btxaal Orcans. Bexnal Or.ana. Sexual Drr.m.
arising from exceasea, early Udlacretiois, exposures,
wiu luipruurucen, n.u lemuTUlg ajl improper QUI-
chimes, whether existing la
Mm. or rmali slatl. or FcraatU,
Male r Csmals, Hstl. mx Venaale,
Malt r ITatnmlei. Mat. n. ffam.ia.
It is a Pact long sine, established, that persons
suffering with any disease of thee, organs are affect
ed li bodily health and aaenUl powers, and cxp.rl.
vuvk uisusy aaaaiaMa.saaaa frtuwtvilHi auiUflg WI11VU WIU
oetouna: Indisposition to Kxertlon,LoMof Memory,
Dlfltoutty of Breathing, General Weakness, llorrer
of DlMase. Weak Nerves, Trembling, llorrer ol
Deuih. Nltht Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefoloeas, Dim
nem of Vision, Languor, Ualversal Laseltnde of the
Mutmlar System, often Knormonf Appetite, with
I ciwptlo Symptoms, Hot Hands, Fl tuning of the
liruto Tlnr..UArli.llVI. T II A ri.... .. .-J
"Wl flJUtM VHUV 0SV1U, M. MUU VfW IAAI lUAUI . kUU
Kinpilnns on the Faoe, pains In the Back.Heaviatss
of tho Kyelids. frequently blaok spou flying before
th hyes, with temporary Saffasion and Loes ot
Sttbt want of Attention, great Mobility, Kestlesa
new These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which
this medicine Invariably removMtaooa follow-Lou
ot lMtxr, Fatuity and mtpttc IKs.
W ho can say that these excesses are not frequently
foil, wed by thoe direful disease, INSAN IT V and
vi'tuiiiriiwr. r i ne recoras oi ine insane Asy
turn
GOVERNMENT ADV'TS.
fM.A IMS AJ AI ST the UNITKD STATKS
KINLEY UinOER, (late Hegliter of the U. S.
Treasury,) and C1IAKLKB E. BUEBMAN, Coun
sellors at Law, will derote their entire attention to
the prosecution and eettlement of demands against
the tint ed States, growing out of the present war,
Incluolng the Accounts and 'alms of States, Con
tractors, and Disbursing Officers; appllcationa (or
tin restoration or property Illegally sifted or cap
tured aud for ccmneusatlon for the use of srlrare
property for florrrnm.nt purpo'es, and for damages
for the injury of ruch property bj the army; l.r
military ray, pensions, and bounty lands; and for
i lilriouuve snate oi monies payaoie at uie irea
sitry und due to sub contractors and others
Tnpir will aso Eive lefal advice to claimants, con.
tractors, and to unprofessional agents In Utlgated
catex, and prepare wrilten arguments when desired
Wlh Non rifileDt Agsnts who may send them
claim, an equitable division of commladons will be
mine
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
promptly remitted for a oommlselen of from ft half
to two aud a half per cent depending on the
amount; and ni-KOtiatiou-i with the Department,
conducted on moderate terms.
IJy piojpt attention, moderate charges, long ex.
irii,cA and a ml ute knowledsre of the of laws.
regulation . rules ai.d precedents, governing this
clu4 t buj-iacMi at the Ueiarimsnts, they hope to
remit r their slices uetul to claimants and publlo
rri dltors
Ut A-rence tLay be made to Members of Cengrrsp,
aud oincers of the Uoveinment; and especially, by
p nuli'lon, t the lion Lli-ha Wuittlksst, Vlrrt
Oomt tiolltr or the 1 rra.ury
Address ilrMI UlUUr.K it 8IIEKMAN.
wasningioo, n u
(lt&c, No 21s F street, near treasury and Wll
Idnlp' lloti-l. nv a rm
and ths melancholy deaths bv C'onsnm tlon.
bear maple witntseoiuie truth or this assertion
II 111, MHO I.I 'S EXTRACT OK HCCHU
Is it certain, tale, and speedy oure, from whatever
oiu"- ther may havoorlluated,and no matter of
UowXong Standing, How Long Standing,
How 1ouk Standing, ow Long btanalng,
tlow 1 ong Standing, Ilow xng Standing
It la taken without Hindrance from Business, ana
litii If any, change.! diet.
is pteasant In Its taste and odor,
And Immediate in Its action.
1j syi are suffering with any of the above distress,
log ailment.
fJiOCUBB TITK HKUEDr JT OA'CX,
VnOCVRR TtlB RKHKDr AT VKCK,
pnocviue THE rxmedyat ojvta.
iiklmbold-s EJrnucr Bucnv,
At u medicine which mut benefit everybody, from
th nluiply delicate toth. oonAned and deapsdrtng
invalid
KO EQUAL 13 TO BB fOUND,
NO EqVAL 13TOBK fOUND,
310 EQUAL Li TV UK fryrvn
Price II per bottle, or 6forS6;df...iii-u-i. .i.
dri-Ai Prepared by
H. T BELUBOLD,
Depet. 104 South Tenth strMt,
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Difcrlbe symptoms In all cwmmunlcntioc3
BKWAEE OF COUNTEBFEITB
AND UMt'HINCII'LED UEaLLRS
Who eidearor to dispose 'or thbix own" and
" ornka " axticlh on thb xarcraTiox oaraixaD ar
Hi licbold's Genuine Preparations,
" Extract Hucbu,
' " ' SaraaparUU,
' " Improved Roa. Wash
Sold by Z D OILMAN
KIDW1CLL k LAWBKNCK,
8. B. WAITK,
B. O. FflRD '
JOHN WILKT.
B. B. ENTWI8TLS,
J. R. MAJOR.
And Vy all Draggtst. evsry where
Ask for R.lmbold'a. Take no other. Out oat the
advertisement and send for It, and avoid Imposition
and expoonre. cpt fr 9m
PKMM1UN OFFICK, JUHB O, 1S01.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT COltOERX.
A replication having been made under the act or Ud
June. 1160. for th. relaan of the land Warran a flu
sc-lbed herein, which an alleged 10 l-are been lort
ur "cviivjrcu, puun is ncrflUT given ilia , ai ine uaie
following tbe description of each warrant, a new
certificate of Ilka tenor will he Leraed. If novatid oh.
Ject'on should then appear.
nvniw, mr ion jaeres, aasuea unaertne aci 01
March, u. In th. nam. f Hannah, widow of
of James Wilson, and granted n th. 20th day ot
rebiusry, 1M7 December so, IMI-
No. a,os. for ISO acres, Issued under th. act of
March, ISM. In th. nam. of Alexander McQualn,
and granted on th. 12th day of October, 1844 No
vember 80. 186L
No o,769, for 120 tut, Issued tinder th. act .1
Marrh, 1844, In th. nam. or Daniel West, and grant
ad on the 14th day of Jaly, 1644 7th December,
1181
Kit 84,34., for 10 acre., Issued under th. act of
March, i44, In the raaae of Martha, wld.w of An
drew Mellon, and granted en th. 14th day of April,
1K4 December II, lll.
I o. 8,1Xi, for ISO acres, Issued under the act of
Mah 1844, In fb. nam. of Samuel R. Jackway,
an,- granted on th. 1st day of August, 1S44
ho (,104, for lSOacras, laraed under the act ot
March, 1841, Is th. naaa. of William H. Terrene,
and granted on tt llth dy of July , 1844 Deoem
bent. 1881.
h 1 14.M4. tor 10 am., Issued uder th. aet of
Beinrmber, 1840,1a th. neno LevlTrtadwtU,ud
grbuicu oeptcmuer zw, I..1
.' 81,034, for 40 aorer. Issue, jnder the same act,
In t 0 name of Abel Platte, and granted Norembtr
to '141 December M.lSnl.
N 60.223, lor 1M acre., Issued amdtr the act of
Mt .h 1111. In th. nam. of Beth Lore, and granted
on w IM day of June, 1M7 Dtcember ra.lMl.
No 70.M0 tor lco acres, (act 1847) In favor f Bl
eat r Bryant, fomMrly widow, aud Lawrenca
Hli.ji, only surviving child, k.ln at law of Mlcha.1
or jtltch.l hloaa deceased, late a private 01 com-
pir C," eleventh United But Infantry,
January 4, IBM.
Nu. 71,424, for ISO acres, turned under the act of
Msrth, 1844, In th. nam. of Thomaa Johnson, aid
grMi'td onth. 01 h day of bsptsmb.r, 1447 Janu
ary 4,1882.
r :. 42,218, for 10 acres, Issued undsr the aet ol
Mt cli, 1844, In Ik. name ol Polly, widow of J.kn
Ca p, and was granted on th. 23d day of Mepuaaber,
1864 January 4, 1882.
Las. No. n,42l, for 180 um, laraad under th. act
of March, 1144, In th. uui of WlUlam bco't.aad
was granted on th. 1st day of May, 1141 Jatuary
U . 1882
No. 21.448, for 10 acres, Issued under the act of
Msh, 1844, In the nam. of Simeon Teamster, and
Wis granted March 2ta, 1HA.
r 0 -88.001. for 110 acres, Issued under th. act of
Mi-, h, 1844, in the nam. of Nancy Johnson, widow
01 lunn aiouaru, ana was grauiaa August asm,
in.' -ilin January, 1881.
'. 49,077, for 80 acres, lasuied under the aatof
V. h, 1844, In the name of arsh, widow of Lvsrt
Vkuvlckle, and was granted No ember 21, I860
Ja-juarv 24,1862.
No .130, tor 180 acres, luued under the aet of
'.irtli 1841, in the nam. of Cyrus B Ward, minor
cluk' of Cyrus S. Ward, d.Maa.d, and waa granted
October 10,184(1 January 14,1861.
Bo. 14 Ml, for 111 Mree, ianed under th. aet of
Msrch C, 184s, in th. nam. ol Joanna M . widow of
Jo'm Van Busklrck, and was granted August 17,
m
N 48 224, for 80 acres, Issued under the act ol
Mt h, 1818, In the nam. of Jacob Fockl.r.aud waa
gi n-ued August 10, 1811 February v, 1812
JOSEPH U.BABETT,
Cinuiisa.a1t.ner.
'i UN BOAT
and
at
rilK OFFICERS OaT THE ARMY.
direct Importation par steamer
, n Tery nne una targe aoKjn
mo
Jo t arrived,
V,i tnn Oftm Knrorje
ment of Marine. Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele-
scoiwh, which I will sll a very little abor. th.oost
In Paris A a to the qualities, there are none supe
rior to be had, having been selected purposely for
this market. Also, a large and well assorted stock
ot Opera, Olasses, Microscopes, gold, silver, and steal
RrutrtanlM and Kee Glasses, suited to the llaht br
the u of an Optometer A oontdderable number of
cirtiflca es to b? seen at my omce, irom gentlemen
who have been suited at my .id establishment.
beT NgricIS?
Dkatu or Ex-Senatob Bust. The Maysvllle
Bxqlt says, 03 tbe gcDcroua can admire courage
even in a Dtiblio enemy, it may well be excused
for expressing neDtlmenti of klnclr.ess towards
thn deceased llearv M. Rust, who was slain,
flghiug at hi-i post, ia tbe battle of Ivy Moun
tain, lie waa in command of a company from
Bourbon county, and ufter tbey bad deserted
him, nuu all tue oilier reoeis nuu leu toe neiu,
be continued figbtinp; nlone until bis body waa
pierced tbrougn anil Ihrough by Beveral bul
lets, and be had nol lufllclent HlreuxtU to raise
til rifle. Wbeu taken bo waa kindly cared tor
by Dr. Bradford and oiher aurgeonn, but tht-lr
skill was unavailing lo preserve bis life. Bu
for bia deatb, he avowed tbat he bad been con
scientiously a recesrionUt, and tbat be hud been
wounded iu tbe discharge of what bu had re
garded aa a duty, but tbat if it pleased God lo
spare his life, be would ubaudon t'm cause ol
the BecesalouiniR, witn woose c iwaruice 111 tue
fight ha had become disgusted. He died bit
terly execrating tbe Bourbon poltroons, as be
called them, who left him alone and sought
only tbelr personal safety.
Tub Letter ok Mabqob. The following li
a true copy of the letter of marque and reprisal:
JefTerson Davis, President of tbo Confederate
States of America: To all who shall see these
presents greeting: Know ye that by virtue ot
tue power vesieu iu me uy taw, t uuvo cuuiuiib
sloned und do hereby comoilesion, have auth
orlied and do hereby authoriz", tbo schooner
or vessel called the Beauregard, (more parlla
ularly described In the schedule hereunto an
nexed,) whereof Gilbert Hay is commander, to
act as a private armed vessel In the service of
the Confederate States, ou the high sea, against
tbo United Statos of America, their ships, ves
sel., goods, effects and those of thel' citizens,
durlnir the nondlurr of the war now existing
between tbe said Confederate SlateB and Ibe
said United States. This commleslon to con
tinue In force 'until revoked by the President
of the Conlederacy for the time being.
uivtn unuer my hand and seal 01 the con
federate States at 'Montgomery, 14th October,
1861,
jKKt-EnaoN Davis.
By the President :
R. Tocmbs, Secretary of State.
LKONAUD SCOTT St CO.'S
BEPRIXT OF TUE
BRITISH RLVIEWts
AMD
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE!
Dn.
TO HKN1U A nice dote Carriage an4
HOUSES will be rented cheap to a family for
Leonard Scott k Co . New Vok, continue to pub
IL9I1 the following leading Hrillrih Periodicals, viz
1. I be London Quarterly, (OonnervatiYe )
l 1 he hdlnburgh Utile, (Whig )
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ft 111 ickwood'a Fdinburfch Statrazitie. iTorv.l
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nnlMaul oartlea ol Ureat Urltain .U Iilrr. I orv and
Uadltal but politic lormaonly one foaturrut their
character. J. Urgauaof the most prolouinl srl cri
on fct-leoce, Literature, Morality, and Hcllglon liny
stand, at they ever hare stood, unrlratled fu the
Mitrld of letters, being considered lidipenttble to
the scholar and the profetf lonal wan, while to tin In
te 111 (tent reader of tTwryclani they furuih a more
correct and satisfactory record vt the current litem
tureot the day, throughout the world, than can be
poMlbly obtiud irom any other source.
NEW VOLUMES OK THE
FOUR ENULISH REVIEWS AND BLUl'liWdOD
VUUXEyCB JVLT, 1881.
KAULT COPIES.
The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
Britlth publishers girea additional ratue to thte
ueprinia, muiuuuu tu me ttui now ue pinuvu in mu
handH of subscribers about aa soon as tht orllnal
eaiuona
TEEMS.
For anr on. of the (bar Rertews, per annum. ...13
For any two of th. four ltertawa, " (t . ... 6
For any thre. ol tb. four Kerlewa," " ....7
iFor all foor of th. U.Tiews, " " .. s
For lilackwood's Magailne, " " ....2
For Klackwood and on. Ilerlew, " " . 8
For lllackwood and two Uerlews, " ,( ... 1
hor Itlacltwood and three ltcvtews," " ,...!'
For Blaokwood and th. four Uerlews, " 10
raymcnU to b made In all oases In advance
Mone current la the titata whrre Issued will be n
celt ed at par.
CLUnilINO,
Adlsoountof twenty Are percent from the aUe
price will b. allowed to Clubs ordering lour or more
Minles of anv one or more of the abore works Hiuk
F our copies ui i,iRuiwu,Ni,urui uno iiei iv, wnt ur
sent to one address for S9 ; four copies of no tour
Uerlews anu uiacawooo. lor u ana so ou
POSTAOK.
In all th. principal cities and towns, these works
will be delivered, KltUE Or l'OSlAOI. Mirn
seut by mall, tbe rootage to any part nf the Uniti-d
Btatc. will be but twenty four onus a year lor " lllack
wood," aud but fourUen caiU a year tor each ul t e
llavtuWH
N. II The price In Great llrltatnof the fle 1'erlod
loals ubme named Is 131 per annum
tt.mlttances lor any ol the above publications
a'lould always be addtesseil, post paid, to the pub
Usher LKO.NAKD SCO 1 1 k CO ,
nov i o M Oold at , New York
UU LAN U'H
Anti-Rheumatio Band!
rEauAKKatLT cuaka
RHr'BUATISII, m tt rarvmlformt,
OOUTand NEURALGIA ,
ATltTNXS land NJCR VOI'SA FFECTIOXS,
IVrl'lUTlEHef tht ULOOD,
And the tril hyeU if iltrcury
It I-a conveniently arrangi d IIav , or risLt.oon
tHlntna; a indicatcl compound, to be warn around
the h. dy, ubint he wait mvaiM ArrtLitKO ail
rAHTH nhaerer lite ituta'c mail tc ai.d tan tin worn
uh'hhU iJry to the mtt tlelu w peri-on
Uv tr.L ,r. t, ,t tliM tiii.ll-insl UlUtlrrtleS 0n.
tali'P l In the iiami, b.'jn ul a kutldu aromatic and
rJ.i,1 nature. nd i.'iwi ol htlLff readily aUorld
through the pira f the vlttrr. ccuni tut ' e'irert a ntatt v, Ith
I lie j loou aurt general nrctdtum, without ttrst i a.s
liijr thri'UStt In t"o.e4 of dlfie.tlon. whlrli would
te.il uot ualr t?d tiatt liom thilriuratlvc powers,
but t impair the lUerual orf ans and dera' (e the
illglM.loi alij thu avcljloa; the iTurtmu ejccfi so
ollen the ie ult ot inural remeilua, and ttTtfUtli K a
itrlaUure, hy iurfyng and Mudti.int7 te circulation of
ike rl' il Jloi'L. and nttonnn )Ke trll aJTerUtd to a healthy
cimdUi"n 1 till llAtrt Is also a tsort wtutrjul ' AMTI
MisiLitlAt. Aotttj " at d will entirely relieve the sys
teni lrom It jvniu-wni effeO
htn Irrttr cas.s aie cund la a few days, and we ara
cnnumtly receiving vwlmUed UHilmonlals to wh ill
we lnvlt Inspection at raroh1oe of thi.lr.rB.acy In
iLHuriviFaumHui wrNU'uiM,
rriCO IwO UO.lura. ocui u mai, uiu iccii .
$2, wr iy rxptCM ivrrywhere. with oil neceaary in
ilruction from tne till clpal olCcc of
(J 6MITI1 A C , rrnprletori',
401 Hroadway, Maw York.
N. B Desenilire etreuiari tent fret
3- Tuis Uaud will not laUrfore with th. roldler's
duties. n.v 16 ly
436 reiinsylraniaaenne,belwten Fonr-nnil-a-bait
and Sixth strati.
My K.tabll.liBient 1. up atsvtio.
Olain ftl'i tttutt. Th. trade supplied
oot in ly
WOO. THS VaCSTKIX"!
RIVERS.
Qv.RTauLa.TBB Obbbbal. Omn,
iroAim, Jume IT, 1111.
I'roposals an united for oonstraotlBg OaBboata
un n th Western Hvara.
.-icillcsitlons will b. Immediately preparvd, a
bu v b. .zaralned it th. QaartertBaaUr'a OfflM
CI .ilnnau.rittaOnrgti.aiiaaluusoDis..
Hropoaala rrom boat bnlld.ra and .Bfln. builders
all ie will b. soosld.rad.
flans sshnUttM ny OUdw. will M inn taio odd
sld. raUoa. M. C. ME1Q8,
j mi. IS Qurtermastac tneral Unite Bute..
a UK UNION WILL STABD,
0 MATTEK WUO'8 rllltSIDBMT I
( cmseqnsatly, I shall rsmaln in Wuhiaitoo, and
coutinu. to pursas my OMupatloa of
MOUSE, IQN, AND ORNAMINTAL
n-FJa.XWTXlM'Ort'VI
DILDINO In all Its branch.. 014 OLAZIMQ
p- uiptly atwndsd to. rabitiag aa. Onaraenriu
C. ttag. Famltare, U th. Uat style. I alsscall at
U ion to th. FalatlBx of Hoars aad Vrltk Walls.
Ml th. above I will do a. .heap as tk. cbsapsft
I 'ler.lor. solicit th. patrcoag. ol tax &leBdao
It ow oltlz.ns or the Dlstrlot. Punctuality strictly
a! .rwuil nA work dona In th. hast DiDBn.r.
You will please mind yoir stou, and stni, at
M. T. PARK MS '8
PainUnf rstabllahmeat,
Ho S3 LoslalaBa avenus (north si),
DtwMB Sixth and Ssvsnth atnott
V b Signs pmt . tn of oharga, as usual
BALE AND LURING J&T
r f 1 rl
CKNTrXAt, L1VKIIY
BALE
sS T A. B L. E (S
Hot 471 and 478 (wot tide) $lsbritbetvvn D &r R
WA8IIINQTON, D. C.
Firnt clus nones and Vehicles, (ninsW or double
and Httentlve Hotttlers, always on hand
T WILLIAMS
r J t'm Proprietor.
N
tb. winter.
norlt
AnnlT to
ANDUEtY J JOYCE,
Corner of K and Fourteenth ats ,
Opfw. WUiard's Hotel.
TITIIOU ANO OUtLI
On lun.1, a ln.l supply of atl kluds of ANTUUA
Clll i'OAI. , , ,
i- Coal k pt In toal houses, well screened belore
delivery
2,Jl01b to the ton
Vvood, ol all kinds, prepared, ur delivered cord
length
Ii CASIII
T J W M UAM
No .tj IVunsylvanla avenue,
aa, I -ti -tweeu llth und Wthslrtet.
y .ISlllNOrilN hKIItT FACTORY.
W A N I' r l 10 females to learn f rake kklrts
A jn rsjaoin. In a sine time.laake, per we.k. lrom
to r 11 iiuue, lor purncuiais, vi toi neveinupf
ueiwe, u u kirn ii
f.W INVKNTION OF AltTIFK'l A L,
ClIKOI'I.AHriU HOMO. I'J.K.lll,
wiUiout mttal plate or cltsps, by
UK. S. U. HIOKSMOND,
910 Itroadway, New York; and 'Mi l'enna avenue,
let Kthand lilb ata , Washington, li. O ,
CulU the attenlon of the publlo to the following
anva,,ti'Kesot his Imprered system
1 ,i T h. teeth of his manufacture will never corrode
no (hunKv o.lor bv any acids, aud are thr. fourths
liahtir tii.n any tther.
:M Mi teeth or roou need be .xtracUd, as the
orttllclil onescan be inserted ovtr them
Id I be root will be nude nioiTeastv. and n.r.r
to ache
ttii No temporary t.eth are needed, as permanent
onts cati be made immediately, thereby preserving
I he natural expr. slonof the face, which, under the
old ststtm, Is frrauently disfigured.
Mil I tils wot k lias bi.en fully tested., for over live
years, by many ol the first Chemist, and l'hysloiaiis
of this and the old coantiy .
IV .h lias alrto Invented a while Indestructible
metal tilling with which the moat ensatlve teeth can
be tilled without pain, and can build up a perfect
sauid tooth on any side roots, which will last
llirnunl, 4 lifetime.
II. refers to tb following gentlemen Ur. V Mot,
Dr 1 ortmus, Prolessor of Chsmtstry, lion A
Mann. Juu , Capt Crabtre.. Vice Pissld.ut of the
Kinlicrillon Co of New York, Hon Jndg. Wayne,
ol te Supreme Court, of Washington, L. C; and
thousands of others.
Call and examlns ror yours.lves nov El Im
JI.T. PAKKKlt,
LotiMfana ar , Ut tUA and 1th ttl
North Side.
Hivlnir comtlted his arraniremsnts, Is now ready
i.tlxul. tv.n mure viirorouslv thau ever to
1101 SK.b'lON andOltNAMEKlAL PAINTING,
in Hll of ls various branches. Having secured the
seme of afivpa ot exoelleni woramen, i am prr
pari. I to do Mags aul Uannera In the best style and
. . . . kl. .... nn 1 , ul m
OH HI IU'"" ,r.,,n,., i,ni.
p LKe) I FIBIII riKBII!
tb per hundred lllpu hundred I 9f per hondre.1 1
SUTLERS, ATTENTION!
The attention of Sullen, aad dialer, generally, Is
rttpectfully Invited to th. large aaeortmeat of
lies. Cake, Bread. Italia, Jlmlsealt, o.,
kept oonstautly on band- and baked .v.ry day by
tb u-d.iatgued. ,
l-otlerscan rely on getting a good rl. at . low
pric. of II par hundred, and bar. them at ail tunes
fresh lrom the oven
I-UACH PIE I APrLK TIE I DRIKD APM.E
PIEICItANBERHY PIBI PLUM PIE I
(TUKANTriKI PUMPltlN PIa.1
TI,u...l,.n,ll,Br wiiiia rRI,eCtfullT Call tb. lteU
tlou Ol the public to his asrortmsut, snd while thank
ing lhet.1 fir Ilia pstionsge already be.tiwed, sullen
th.lr o-.lers, which will be .rotat. ly '"?
No. Ml New Y'ork avenue,
between Tenth and Elsveatb slreais
ht-lls id and M7 CenLr. Maiket.and 1.1 Northern
Llbtrtiss Uark.t n It
s.u-
I.KWIH, M. D.,
XsdxxM,X exir-f5OBm.,
OFFICE No 148 PENNSYLVANIA AYRNUE,
Betutm TmlUl and ThirUmlS StneU,
waSudiotun cttt,
Ki.sictfully tenders his professional s.rvlces to
mayo prsntd
rhtladrlubla.h feels hlawelf fulW oompvUkttodU-
obar e i.ii duty la etery case men o
tohU tare.
59
59
nov 14-
MK
T A L. 1.
BOAIlUIMi. Klllt or Tu G.ntleinni
canbeaooommodatedwIthllOAllUandLODU
INO. on reasonable terms E street, betwi en l'llth
and Sixth, No 40. tDeoU
ARMOli Ul!
AGKX UV,
PHIUHAIIMONIC HALL,
no? li oljn
. i L.-.asaHii th ricriii io ii.i uiatncw lrsnrftTa
mout at.nted by Dr. A M.J. J L. amj of Phil
ade pl.U, f'T I utenlng arUtlclal Ueth to g.ld.jilv.r,
or plailna plate., wklsh pre. udes tk. powlblllty of
sallta or fo,.ifn mater ala Morsriag b.twMU tkem,
at the sra. uate riasiiiss taa spsrauuH isvn um.,
natu'al.and.f mor.mtilltyt.tM matiMt.dlipeus
Ing with th. ordinary made, .f faat.ulag.ry rlr.l
lng r ajid.rtaf ,wion ao nn huh ui. smius..'.
of plates, and ooBsacjUutly aa Imfwrfeat adapt. Uon
tlle"wo.M,rV.p..tfully ravlt. tk. publlo to hi. .oo
to exiunln. this Irapt.v.m.ut. Todo J 1ta'urJJ5J
vine, d of Its superiority over all methods b.retoJor.
mm drntal profession U also InvlMd to call and
examine Its merits and utility .. ,,u r all
A no d-nttsU can he furnished vrith leetn oi an
klnd?a?a 1m7 price th.. th., ne b" !
viurm
rjtrd lor 'urrbliltic tha U S bub
Veuu-ylvtuia Aveuu
WJiti Ml
ue-ir Eleventh Street
T7UWL S IML.K AND lll'MOIl CUllH;,
ASullBt'uilhivr nieeaing,i.una,an it. hi r
riLLS.fjt.ritlula, baa lUium, aud lirieuii of the
8 kit C t bo 1 1 If warranted to cure in all cae-t , it
rot diul'rs nr jufi'-UiWy ru((p to refund the
moii i y uuiy nve uouita in a mounana returnea
aud inn-e w re cuinsot yutula. Hundred, oi let
tern aud ctrtlilotitet) are now In the proprietor'" pon
nen.i m wMuhoau be eeeu upon application StrnX
tortlrculur
Prepared by 1IKNUY D. FOWLE, CheuiW 71
Irhr iirf-et Huston, and fur ibiIh bvJULUN 1
ILK .ourner Third street and IVnnylvanla avrnue,
Wuthlnjrlon House bo! agent for Washington City
and vlclully Ctrtlfioatea with each bottle, " rw
Sf,
siste
k..ir.ii iiiolllAI.i l.TiLTis.a.1.
w ..,1. J Sa. Iliral.
in.iant, .rs invi" "'..,-
(Ms UUlar i
sept Ul im
Vnot i-'SoTsr 1 w li be required ef a high
A I out l-.iwe ;;'.", h. rt.'l..r.H In Washimr
fo. Vine railroad deil, or .twmhouM. I. W..K
ii7. or Oeorgetowu, sometime b.twesn the 1st
Htlen C and th. Wlh D.e.n.'.er, 1" "''
barrel f tho Hour to b. lnsr.otd J..t t'lo" It Is
"Tl.'l lour must b. qn.l In quality tothe hrind
known as l.you'a Union Flour -.pvwitm o
III. Is to b. dt-ected to Major A ItECKWlTH, U.
8., I! a. A., endorsed "Propoes's ""f
rilTllAUV OK 0..
Notice Is hereby given that the Library of Con.
will not be open until the lit ot October next
grew will not u. oi jQuN u BTEruEKSoN,
MP 10-U Librarian.