Daily national Republican. [volume], November 18, 1862, Image 3

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1 JpuiiLV important i
t i- TO THE
TO THIS B0LD1XHS
ortiir
UNION ARM VI i
I i ah thwctof iytyentUmt$tnrtha Pvumlof Cunt
,, f 4ft. Nrarlr All the diseases incident to (am A life or!f
fiTAi"1 "nRement and Irregularity of the
.m .'r' wiiimiiB wrmr ii nnu most suspei-
tible part of the human ilcm, flrst feel thee fleets
ViftheexfMsurewhlchail soldiers have to submit
to (luting their term of aitlv e sen Ice.
1 he l-cst weapon of defence on can Mv e Against
Alliuclidlieaical'
ln PanielFvahs' Patent
ABDOMINAL 8UPPORTFR
AND MKDICAL SAFFGUARD
COMBINED.
IheSurReon General and the pilnclnsl Musicians
aud Surgeons, whohavecxAmlned the formula of
Iti medlral prrparal I (in. list e recommended It uie
)'lhe Union soldiers
Messrs. (J. (1 FVAN1& CO , secured the right to
elllhe SAFIOUARD In the United Mates, and
ihey are now teliig manufactured under the super-
Intrndcnce of an aide ph) slclan, and arrangements
hAvehccn made to place them within the tench of
tJiri-tTnlin fc.tt.lla. ft n ttnAV ki Iiaaa nslth
r llshed In Washington, Philadelphia, New York) nnd
mrsum, lTiirrr tinners nmnir id lie pan iur hip wnr
lAll he supplied.
No more appropriate prcstnt can I made to n
soldier than a Mehict nHvrruinHD, Fiery man
should have one.
The Attention of soldiers, And friends of soldiers,
la respectful!) solicited tti thla new Invention. It
placed between two thicknesses of flannel And
1 quilted In Atimll diamonds. The shape of It Is do
f signed to tit the IkhI) The elastic fastenings and
n whalebone are arranged so as to present It from
H wrinkling or rolling up when Ihe. wearer Is In
V Amotion,
. THOUSAND OP L1VF4 MAV Ml S A VI II HV
IT TIMELY VK
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ni. , vi crnis.
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rcnns) iv nnia ai enue Aim set enin
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Also, for Bile bj DeAlers In Military Goods And
Druggists
tuiereu, aoeoniingTo Act or congress, in inejeAr
lBCJ.by George O. Fans,lu the Clerk's Ottlce of
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OpitlU the lot Offlct,
WASIUNOTON, D. C,
Proaetutes Clilms for Pensions, Itounty Monej,
Aount) I.snd Arrnnti, Lot Ituierty, Kecrultlng
Officers, And All other just CHIms AgAlnit the Goi
crnment Also, PAtents procured fir Inientors.
peilAl Attention ghentocises tefore the Court
-r Claims
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In esth renslon case,
Ilounty Monej CAae, - - . .
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Pa)' Claim,
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300
Widows and minor ihlldren who Are poor, half
the loerAtes. Ihoiewho Are ekthcmcii in
DiorNT, tree of charge) except mere dlsl ursements.
CorreiponOcnts will be entitled to ah ire the fees
In hII cues they forward.
Consulting lounsel, Hon. H II GILI.KT, late
United States Solicitor of the Court of Claims and
former Solicitor of the 1 reasurt .
hjxcial Jttfertnce lrmltlmi
Hon Richard WAllach, Major of Washington.
Hon V Seaton, ex-Majorof Waahlngton.
trt li Johnson bt Lo , Hankers, ashlngton.
!eeny h. llujik, Uanketa. Washington.
I x-Uoternor lluot.of Lockiort, New lork.
Judge Gardiner, of Loekiort, New ork.
Hon. John Ganson, State Senator, Bullalo, N. Y
lion. Hint Vmhorn, memler of Congress from
Kt-w ttrV
Hon G W Clinton, Judge Sutierlor Court, Buf
falo. Mesxrs. Hubble Dills, Couiiii llors, llutl llo.
H. 1
Judge Iloweu.nf IKkKiit, New ok.
Judge Wood, of LotkiMirt, New nrk.
Hon T. T, I lagler, ex-member of louy
ongreits I rout
New lonr
Hon. John Uanxin. President of the New orL
gnd rie Unk, Hurtalo, N
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lirtumi Twrlltli nnil 'Ihlrlwntli.trtvl.,
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'DliKASFS OP THK AIR PASSaOFS.
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Ihcsemalidies are exclusively and successfully
treated b)
tm. uti .nuvii.nur it,
UfULIIT A Nil AtnuiT,
m lvi)ii.mcnue,opp. Wlllards'.
IT" Numerous Testimonials can I exam Ined at
his otllce. Irmn citizens of ashlngton.
ir:j"All surgical operations to restore lOHT
and IIKARINU jer formed nov to lm
riMlOMAH i:. I.LDVI),
Alll)RNE FOR VLAtMA VI'S,
AMI AUENT VOH PltOCUIUNU
Buuiit) Umla, I'tnsions, Arrears
of 1'a), Kxtrn I'm), Lc.t
WAbUINUTO.V, I. C,
Alii gUe prompt and eltklfiit nttrnllou to the
fromiitlon of Llalms of eier) description Against
lie Ouernuient, and make notharKe unless sue
Lelul lloth lehrences and charires for sen Ices will be
Iinndr satis (actor y
JCJ" IVuslous seiiiMHl fur soldiers Hounded ordls
ea.ed during Ihe existing wari also, for the widows
hiuI orphans of soldlt rs who hat e died from wounds
ur dlatitiieliKiirred while in the United States ser
ilieiHlso, llouuty Money lor the helrsdndaw of
uiil.llt ru deLi'ikird ilurlnir tbepxlrillnir wur
V
Fctsuli bled with atloriif) s or oilier perauiis lor
warding IniHlness
j lie input1 i prurs pnut lor i-nnn Mnrrnuis.
Add reus
1 NOMAS F. MOM),
Attorney for llalmnntH,
No. III! seventh strut,
Washington, 1). C
!N 11 IMltorsof paperspublUhliigtlieabovecard
will he entitled to lit) seniles to the amount of
tlfrlrtharRes 1 K. L.
dee I J w
VI'I'I.ICATIONM fur llupllfnlr hnud
Wuriantk.
Apidltatlon hav Inghe en made under the ait of 231
JUIH'i louu. inr inr w lumur tii iiiu Lfiini inrrnm
if acrlbed Herein, w nun are iiueireu in imie uen
ust or iiftfirojeu, nonce is neriny imcu iimi, at
iittdnle tollowliif thedesirlntlonoi eaih warrnnt.
inewierlllliateof like tenor will l issued If no
li. i nil i hl i ion u no it in inrn niiiimr
aii-i hc. 1CJ. for 1UI acres. Issiifil under I In mt of
Marih, isM, In ihentimeol llaiht I, widow oflhos,
Meredith, and was granted March V, ltA Detem-
tier o, le;
no l,Mn, nil i.'iniicii miivu umiri iiirnii 't
Marih, lAft. In the name of arnold lUningiou, and
iVS& grauii'il pcpiemoer ii, ioa jiminry t, istu
Nil hi.till. fur lUiHLtes. issued under the at of
Mart b, 1&16, In the iiflineaofthe minor ihlMunot
Ma nU I V MiCune. deceased, and was irrnnted Ikt
krxitxV) -J tin uar j ll, lutit
INo luu.oif, tor i wi aires, nu-4 mi'irr inr nil ui
vi-r. li ihU. lu tlio imiiienl Aiiael Allen, and was
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It contains all the original matter of the
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country, Tho miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
lliu effort will bo in ail o to establish tho charac
ter of the Xulivtutl Hqntblican ua a Family
Nowspapcr.
Washington hclng now tho central point of
(ho current military operations, great attention,
will bo paid to furnishing the readers of tho
XiUtotial lephllcan with full, nnd especially
with urcttmfc, nrcount a of tho progress of tho
war for tho Union
In politics, Iho paper Is Republican, sustain
ing tho Administration of Mr. Lincoln.
There la no other Republican paper In tho
District of Columbia, or In tholctnlty of It,
and It Is believed that recent c ents have opened
to such n paper tin Important sphere of useful
effort. Tho timet has come, when the actual
administration of tho Oovernmcnt upon Rcpnb
Uean principles will explode tho mlsnprescn
tatlons which lime mado those principles so
dlstateful to the South.
Hut It Is not only here, nnd In this vicinity,
that tho projectors of tho Xattotml Jtqmblican
hope to make It useful. To the whole country
they oiler n Journal which will discuss national
politics from a national stand-point, and which
will nccr ho swerved from patriotic duty by
an overpowering pressure of local Interest,
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being receded, and for isle b)
. 1) J. DROWN,
Commission Droker,
No N, Washington liuUdlug,
seienthstreet and Penn. avenue.
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Teas In 4 pound packs.
Teas lu 0, , lu, 17, 10, It) and 'M jHtund boxes.
Canned Tomatoes lu '-'dozen boxis
t
CannM Pcai-hes in 2 dozen boxts
Pickles In 2 do7eu Itixes.
Gum Drops in 4 jKiund papers
Gum Drops lu & iound boxes.
Raisins In boxes and t boxes.
IVpper lu 'i ounce paia'rs aud In I gross I Mixes.
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Lemon S) rup lu bottlca.
PLUO TOBACCO,
HNCUT TOOCIU,
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AT Kit NOTHi:.
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Ihe General Reservoir it will UtmiesMrtr), unless
great eionuni) of water is practiced, for the (.ov
ernmeut soon to shut oft thesiippl) toiltlzens eii
tlreh. All persons ue, therefore for hidden to use the
h) drants on Pennsv Iv anla a enue, or on an) streets
or avenues under the care and super Is Ion of the
Commission r of Public RutldliiK, lor waterlug the
afreets or pavements, or for an) prhatepurjose
1(111111 l T
And nit liersons lisluir tlie Writer are nrirentH .n.
Ilclted to bo hs eiononiiial lu Its use as possltde.
u ii. nt fti.ii,
sep 30 Co m miss loner ot Puldic Buildings.
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I.KLANIFN
N1I-KIIIU.MIU ItND!
PI-KMNKN1LV I'tlHVS
Kill- u.MAllsvi in us various lornis,
t.OUl andNKURALOU,
S 1 IKI'NI st and Nt lt OUS AFf CTIONS,
IMPUHITlFSof the BLOOU,
And the evil 1-fleets of Mercury,
It Is ALoiiveuleutlv arranged lUNuor Blit.ioii-
tatuliig a uiedliateil lonipoiuid, to l worn arouml
the hud), about the waist, t-uiAli.v aitectinu
All.fAHls, where i r IhedUease may be, and tan
ne worn vviiuoui injur) io iiu iiiohi ucucaie per
son. By this treat iiu lit. the iiiedUlual properties ion
tallied in the Baud, hclng of a liiiihlj nroinatlc and
Volatile nature, and iipahlt) of helng realll) ftl
sort'Cd through the poiesof the bkln, Lome Into
diieit contait with tho iiloml nnd g neral clnula
tlon. without brut punning through the process of
ingestion, which ihiiiui iriiu. iiui imii) hi iieirnci
from thtlr curative powers, hut to Impair the In
ternal orgaus ami derange the digestion alio thus
Avoiding the injurious irtciti, so often the result
of internal remedies, and t tinting a perfect cuie,
'O.riuinKHn'iMiiiAiiTiiiguisf iiicuianon oi tne
vttnl ttuidi, and lestorlug the parts attecteil to n
healthy condttb.n Ihlstlmdls also a most pow-
iiful " Auli-Mtuuilil giui," and will euilrtly
rtllcve the s)Hteiu lioiu Its pernicious etteits.
luuiiernif etiats nrucilliM in a lew uai s, huh wv
Aii'iiuistHiiH' receiving undoubted testimonials
to which we Invito inspection nt our ottice of
their elflcnc) lu aggravated cases ol longstanding i
Pricl.'I wo Hon vns -Sent by mall upon receipt
of ftj, or by express everywhere, with all netens
r) instructions, from the principal ottlce of
0. SMI HI ix CO . Proprietors,
11)1, Broadwa), New ork
N B Descrlptlvo circulars seut free.
. B3"Thls Baud wlTl not Interfere with the sol
Mei's duties, no 15 ly '
D.t.
SWKKT'H
INFALLIBLE a
LINIMENT,
GREAT REMEDY
FUR RHF.UMATHM, GOUT, NKURALGlA, LUM
DAGU, STIFF NFXK AND JOINTS, SPRAtNfl,
nnuisrs, CUTS, and wounds pilfi,
IIF.ADACIIF, AND ALL RHRUMATtC
AND NFRVOUS DPORDFRS(
For allot which It Is a speedy And certain reme
dy, and neier falls. This Liniment Is prepared
from the recipe or Dr. Stephen Nweet,of Connect
icut, the famous bone-setter, and has been used In
his practice, for more than twenty j ears, with the
most astonishing success.
AH AN ALLM'iATOR OF PAtX, It Is unrivaled
by any preparation before the public, of which the
most skeptical may he com I need by a single trial.
This Llnlracnt will cure rapidly and radically,
nhetmiMIe Disorders of every kind, and, In
thousands of cases, where It has been used, It has
nerer been known to fall.
tOK StilRALQlA,lt will aflord Immediate relief
In et ery case, howei er distressing.
It will rellet e tho worst cases or lit: A D U 7 t'ln
three mlnutt s, and Is warranted to do It.
TOOTHACHE, alio, will It cure lnstAntl.
tOH ALKIOtS VEDllHY ASD GVbLKAl LA
SITVDEi Arising from Imprudence or excess, this
Liniment Is ft most happy ant unfailing remedy.
Acting directly upon the ncrious tissues, it
strengthens and re h itles the s item, And restores
it to elasticity and Igor.
FOR PiLESAt An external rented-, we claim
that It la the best known, and we challenge the
world to produce an equal. Kvery Mini of this
distressing complaint should glie It a trial, for It
will not fall to afford Immediate relief, and, In a
majority of cases, will effect ft radlcat cure.
Q I'M ST ASD SORE THROAT Are sometimes
extreme!) malign tot nnd dangerous, but a timely
application of this Liniment will ncter fall to
cure.
SPRAtfiS are sometimes t ery obstinate, and en
largement of the Joints is llalde to occur If neg
lected. The worst case may W conquered by this
Liniment in Iwu or three da) s.
II It VISES, CUTS, tt'OVSUS, SORES, ILCFRV,
BLR.s. ASD SCALDS, jleld readily to the won
derful heAllng properties of DR. S FFTSINFAL
LIDLl; LINIMKNT. when usetl aciotmng to direc
tions. Also, ClIILHLAIS Sf h ROS IH)kELT,ASD
MXSECT BJTFS AND STINGS
DR.STEPnKN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Tne ureat Natural none setter.
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Is known All over the United States
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Is the author of" Dr. Sweet's InfAllihle Liniment "
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Rheumatism, and never fills
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is ncertalu remedy for Neuralgia.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Hums Hnd Scalds Immediate!)
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is the beat known reined) fur "prtlus and Unities
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Headache Immediate!) , aud was net er known
to fall.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
A fiords Immediate relief foi Plica, and sol loin fills
to cure.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Toot hat, he In tine minute.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Cuts and Wounds immediate!) and leaves
no scar.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is ihe best remedy for Sores in the known world
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Has been used by more than a million people, ami
all praise It.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIHLE LINIMENT
Taken Internal!) , cures Colic, Cholera Morlms, and
Cholera.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is truly a " friend lu need," andev ery family should
have It at hand.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is for sale by all Uruggiats. Price '.'3 and 60 tents.
A Frleml hi Need. Try It.
DR. SlVtEfS INFALLIBLE LIMMENT. as an
external reined), Is without h rival, aud will alle
vlate pain more speedily than an) other prepara
tion. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders It
is truly Infallible, and, as a curat he for sores,
Wouuus, Sprains, Urulses.&c, its aoothlug, heal
lug, and powerful, strengthenlugprujiertles.exilte
the just wonder and astonishment ot all who have
ever given It a trial. Over one thousand lerllll
catea of remarkable cures, ptrlotmed l) It within
the last two )ears, attest the fait
0 To llorfcc Ovviteisl
DR. SWEEPS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES Is unrivalled by an), and In all cases of
miueneis, unsiug irom -iirnuis, urn lues, or
Wrenching. Its etlect Is magical and certain. Har
ness, or Krtddte lialli. Scratches. Mamre. &c. it will
also cure speedll). Spavin ami Ringbone ma) la)
easily prevented and cured In t heir lmlplent stages,
out com i rin mi inie ore nriuiui mu iiuiiiuiui) ui n
Millcil cure. No case of the kind. Iiowev er. I so
desperate or hopeless but It maybe alleviated b1
tm Liniment, nun us iniiniui ninuicniion win n
wavs remove the Lameness, and enable t lie horse
to travel with lomparathe vase
Kveiy lloike Owner
should have this lemetly at baud, for Its tluul) use
at tnenrst Appearance oi inm?nesswiiicnciiio
firevent those formidable diseases, to vvhkh
torses are lUble, and which render so man) oil
wise valuable horses near!) worthless
D R. S ' h F T
INFA I. I. I U 1. K LIN! M E N T
fllL
m o i, u 1 1: it
1 it i r. s i) ,
nd thousands have found it tiul)
A FBIFNO IN NUU'
AlltlOll,
Tonvoid Imposition, olwerve the Mgnatuie and
... r nt cAri c . , i
l Uken. ss of Dr. Stephen Svvett on evil) liUl.and
uo"Mepiitn weirs iiiitiiu le I ininu ut 'ilmm
i u the glass of eaih bottle, u llhuut uhlh iniiie
. irtmjlut.
HlCHAHDsuN &. lu,
Sde rropiletuis, NonvUh, Ll
MOHUAN & ALI V N, (tiieral Agents,
IflClItt Mrret, New ork
Q" Sold by all dealers ev erywhere.
noll-li
pitOPOSAI.H FOlt THINK.
Post Orrire DitfaiiTMtMT,
Id Noi ember, l 2.
Sratin PnopoaALswIU be revetted at this IH
partinent until thsiuthdty of Noiewber, 1803, for
rurnlshlng one year's supply of Twine, estimated
at 15,000 pounds, to tdel!rered at the lilank Apen.
clea at Washington, D. C, New York city And
llntTalo, New ork, free from all cost of transpor
tation. In such quantities as each Agency nnj,
from time to time. Itc ordered by the Department
The Twine must be of three strands, well twisted, i
and capable of sustaining the weight of 25 pdunds I
on a string six feet in length) It must 1 put up In I
balls of pna pound weight each and packed suitably ,
for transport lit ion In rmckarea of lOOTMiiiDds welsht 1
each. Iho Twlnn must be smooth and flexible, and
measure al-out&JO yards to the pound. Asnospe-
clfla material has been determine) upon, bidders
rurnlih with thrlr Mill.
m.t Ptim ."luiiir, mi uvu iwmf Hi iiirj rii"wiip
'llmcoittrALt will ho nwitnlfHl In Ihe llWMt Rnil
hnt Milder, thn ht.t Llil to l Oet.rmlnisl, nfKr
c.trfiil exnnilniitlon. for lli nurpo.e of ii.rertKlti
Inir which Mil will. In It. timet In. 1 r.Hulta. lie mint
ml intHgfom tnthp U-iTtmtQt, Ihl. th. Po.t-lAt
niMtrr (.iMirtnl rnrnr. t" hlnnplf thp rltht ofile-,
ruling. I At
rinprniH.jtiiHiii tie ron.lttrml which miy lip
miulbyiieritina nut pnK.Keil Intheniftnuf.uturpnr At
IWIIlPi
KacIi Udder must furnish with his proposals ,
Idence of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two suftk lent seturltles will be required to a I
contract.
(allure to furnish the article rnntrActM for
promptly, or furnishing an article Inferior to that
contracted for, will be considered a sutTlclent cause
for the forfeiture of the contract.
Rids not made In accordance with these propo
sals will not be considered.
Proposals must be marked on the outside of the
em elope with tho name of the article proposed for,
and the letter containing them addressed to the
rirsi Assistant rnstmasier uenerai, wasnington,
D. V. M. IILAllt,
noi ft eo'Jw Postmaster Ceneral.
A II SI V H tt 1 1 I. I K H .
Ol tl(E OP THE CltltP Qtf AKTERM ASTER,
ABMV Ol' THK POTOMAt ,
ashlngton. .V pteruter 20, wi.
PROPOSALS are lntited for rurnlshlng for the
use of the army of the Potomac the following ar
ticles: 3,ouo tons .est quality Timothy Hay, secure!)
baled, the weight of each bale to te
marked thereon.
2,U)0,Oin bushels of Oats, of the best quality, In
strong sacks, well sewed.
7,0w) cords Oak and Hickor) Wood, well sea
soned and of the best quality.
Fachbld must be accompanied hi the indorse
ment of two responsIMn persons that tho cuiitrrtUi
If awarded will be fulfilled.
Mdswlll be opened from time to time as the Ar
ticles may be needed, and contracts will be awarded
for the quantities needed, to the lowest resiHnsihle
bidder up to the time of ojvenlng.
The right Is resened to accept all or an part of
any bid.
Proposal should be endorsed " Proioalsfor Ha)
of Oats," or, "Wood," as the taie ma) le, and en
close In separate em elopes.
RUFUS INHALLS,
Lieut. Col and A. D. C, Chief Ijuarte rmaatcr.
sep'll tf
PItOPOBAI.S FOlt IIIIIKS, TALLOW,
HOOFH AND HORNS.
SKALKD PROPOSALS ate iuv Ited till the 25th of
Nov ember, 186:, hI 11 o'clock m , for purchasing all
the Hides. Tallow, Hoof-i and Horns or the Cnttle
killed by the Arm) or the Potomac In the terrltorj
embraced b) the RappahAnnoik and lotoiiinc rh ers
and the Illue Rldxc mountains.
It islutcndiHl that the contractor shall follow the
ami) nnd collect the hides and tallotv, hoofs aud
horn, nnd shall pav a certain sum forthoae articles
from each animal, to Ut collectetl at his own risk
He will hecharged with the articles In eaihcase
unless he can clearly show that he was prevented
from obtaining them h) proper authorltv
A bond with good and sulllcient securlt) will be
required for the fulfilment of the contract, and no
bid will be entertained from previous contractors
who hav e failed to comply with their contracts, and
no bid will bo entertained unless the bidder Is pres
ent to resnond to his Idd.
The articles of agreement, w Ith a bond, will I
required to be entered Into within two da)s from
the opening of the bids.
Tho bids to be directed to Col A. Ileckvvlth, A.
D. V. and C. S , Washington, D C, And endorsed
Proposils." nov 7
IJHOPOHAI.S FMIl IUON IIIO.V-CLAD
SKA HTKAMKRN.
Navy Dpartment,
Oct. 3D, I6G3.
SKVLH) PROPOS LS will bo recelveduntll No
vember SI, 16C3, for the const ruction of one ormore
w.. ...--.......-.. . iiii a, i, auuui ,,Jn. luuii
lomplete, Including niachlner) masts, and spars of
iron wire rigging, iron boats, with anchors, cables,
alls, and all other equipments necessary for an ef
flclcnt cruising shlit-of-vvar, except lng only theord-
jinucc nuu iirunmiLP siurva.
The general plans and speclflcAtlonscAii W ex
Aiulued at the Navv Dcnarlmpnt.
The pnqtoidtlon must statu the pike for the
whole complete, and the time In which each vessel
vvlllbe delheredat a Navj Yard on the Athntlu
coast
Dids wlllunl) be leieived from parties who are
Known in iw ii lic i it t'xei'iiu inn norK,Anu t no con'
tract will embrace all the usual conditions.
nov I atawtNnv 21
1 It A . It I. I S A, t) O
1 Of
p r i r i a a &,
lI2u2&:
frmy
111 PENSSYLVASIA AVESVE, '
(North side,) between Iwelllh and Thirteenth sts ,
aud
:iSH PEbbWLVAMi All. mi:.
Under the National Holel.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE (Rock Crystal) SPEC
TACLES. , mUTAUY FIKMi OLASUKS,
MICROSCOTES, OPERA GLASSES,
PIIOTOURAPIIir AllllVi A.D CARTE DE
VISIIF,
STFRFOSC OPKS AND VIKWS, fcc, ste..
In a great varlet),nnd at the lowest prices, whole
sale or retail. nov 3
LHTUMTITIIEI FUHMTUIIKI
McUUKUOIl A,
nt their
CO.,
A' A" TFXS I VF VTA H EH O O MS ,
530 Seveutli street,
OFFF.R INDUCKMKNTS to purchasers or Fund
ture. and other Housekeeping Goods.
Our stoik is large and v nried.
Pur lor Suites in Rrocatelle. Rep, and Hair ( loth.
Chamber Setts, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogan),
and Painted, neatly ornamented.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Kxleuaiou Tables
and Dining Chairs.
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk and other
Mattrresses.
Also, a large quantity or low-priced Bedsteads,
Chairs, Tables, bureaus, Wardrobes, Wash stands, ,
Ofllco Furnlture,6tC.
Allot vvnicn are made irom tiiu iest materials,
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing v oulddo well to look through
the stock before purchasing, as we are selling at
prices to suit the times.
M clJIUUOH &. CO,
oct B emlflwlf .1J0 Seventh street.
BOSWKLL'S MKUICA'I'KU
C'Ul'Ull (IANUY
Fur entrails,
routs,
n r oxv it it is.
IXFLUEXZA
JlOAJitSKXESS'.
Ami alt incipient i. of Voninmution.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
O UOSWKLL. Uruirclnt.
( or. Man laud nv enue aud S'V enth st .
And . 1). OILMAN,
1 Vnn avi'iiiie, near Browns Hotel
thailes Allen, W. II Fntwisle,
I). II Clark, John U. Major,
L. M.Smllh, 11 C Major,
II. 11 Mcl'htrson, I W Nairn,
S. C. lord, I. I. o'Donnel,
J P Mllbiirii, . F. Hawson,
t harlea Mott, t. U. Itblgel) .
In (.eorjrt town ly Kldtvtll, Sothoron, SoUsell,
and Birnard.
And b) nrugglsts and Sutlers generally.
jtn IH
lAI.l. AM) UIMT.It GOODS.
UUITAltY AXH CIVILIAN
W L U S T K I1 1 1 F N S h C O , are now opening
their Ftlland Winter doods, embracing line Dress
touts, Dticsklu Pants, esta, Ke A Urge and will
selected stock of line heav) Overcoats. Wo have
also n complete asrioilment of Business Suits, made
In the most durable manner Oltlceis will tlnd our
Mllltar) Coods desirous to their wants. He)
Woollen Blankets, lor tamp use nt reasonable
prices WALL, hrF.PHLNS K CO ,
344 IVnns)!vauli avenue, betivten
oc -i dtr Ninth And Tenth streets
l.nWAIIIl I.YCIVTT.
j llonkliliulrr,
No 211 Pfnx Ave , Washinuton, l. C
Uotdis buuiit in ivet) stle lurke), Moiono,
liusla,Hiid Calf jo 7
1 uuM-t'iuLU - t-oiir tiirnishedltooi
I oMVlthuitt B.nid, within live luiiiuti
with
ol I'enus) ll iiii ni
Mir) I uid avenue
lurjulie at Nt 1U7
ocao tf
0LUu.
DFMM)N01FS,
, 3. HFViUK NOTFS,
CUniFH'AlhSorlNOFnrFDNFb!),
And SILVKR boiurlit At tlie bUhest price, b
BIT! FNHOUSK, FAN VbtiU,
fct 29 I in Bankers, No. 163 Penn. a enue.
1UJLUOADS.
IH04.
1803.
A H HANG EM F. XT,
N V. V V O It K I, I m: H ,
THK t AMDFN AND AM BOY AND PHILADFI
FHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPA
NIES LINKS.
FltOSr rJlILADELFMA to xxr YOJIK
AAi9 WAY 1'fMUFS,
Krom Walnut Mtreet lVliarf iu
alnfftou Uepnt,
ud Ken-
WILL IEAVU AS POI.LOWA. VI Vim.
At 0 A. Af.,ilACamden and AmUn CfcA.
Accommodation - - S3 25
m n " 1 -iiiuciiRiiurrT) uij- riew
jcrnrj nuiiiiiiaiouaiion JJj
,m a a. xi.,iia Kensington and Jerse) CIlji
nlnriiln.At.il ..... .m
At I J'j P. M., 1 i. Cuinilpn nd Amtmr Accnm-
I'. M., ila Camden and Ainlwj C. and
a i-.xpreas -...
I. M , i la rAmdrn And Jersey Cltj
Fi enlng Kxpress .... oo
F.M.i lis I'Anidrn and Jersey Cltv
al ( lass Tl flirt . . . - om
At !; P.M., Ma Kensington and Jersey Clt)
Ki enlng Mall J 00
At I V, M ,la Kensington and Jersej Cltji
Southern Mall
al 5 P. M , la Camden and Amboy Accom
modation (Freight and Passenger)
1st class ticket 3 39
2d class ticket - 100
The 8j P. M, Line runs daily, Similars excepted.
Ihe li p. M, Southrrn Mail runa'dall).
'WAV LINKS.
ForUrittoMrenton.&e., At 7.10 nnd 9) A. M.,
lilS. 6 3U And 12 P. M.. frnni Krnalnalnn. ami It!
P. M. from Walnut street whArf.
For Jlriitol vind intermediate stations at in; A.
M , from Kensinitton.
Ungton, I lorence, Dordentown, fcc, at !,', 1. 4, S
niTfn n At '
Steamboat Trenton, for Ilordentown and inter
meddle Stations, at ', P. M., from Walnut street
wharf.
Xf For New York, and Way Lines loailng Ken
sluKton Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street, abo e
Walnut, half an hour before departure. The Cars
run into the Deiot, and on arrtt al of each Train,
run from the Depot.
Flft) jiounds of Uaggago only allowed each pas
senger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
amthing as Baggage but their wearing apparel.
All Rrtggage ov er fifty pounds, to be paid for extra.
1 he CiMimanV limit their resnoniibllltv for lUtrrnirA
to One Dollar per iound, and will not be liable for
anv amount hevond 100 Dollars. cnt hisnlAl
contract. t, H. OAT.MF.R. Aiient.
Ap S3
AY
M.NTKIl AltllAKURMKNT.
I'hllailt Ipllln, AVIlinluKloii mimI Baltimore
It A I I, It O A D .
On and after MONDAY, NOV. 18, 18CI,
PASSENGER HIAISS LEAYE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore, At 3 30 a m , S IS a. m ,11.35 a. m.,
(Kxpress,) And 10 no p. m
For C hester, At 8 Id a. m , 1 1 35 a. in., 3 43 And 10 CO
p. m.
For llinlnftton, At 3 30 a in , 8 15 a. la , II 39 a.
ni . 3 45 and 10 CO p. in
For New Castle, at 8 15 a m. and 3 45 p. ni.
For Hover, nt 8 15a. in. and 3 43 p. m.
ForMllford,Ht8 15a. in.
For Nallshur) , at 8 15 a. in.
IRAISS tOR PHILADELPHIA
I .cave B-vltliuore At 8 30 a. m , (Fxpreas,) loop.
m , (Kxpress,) 5 so And 7 p. m , (Kxpress )
Leave Wlminirton nt 7 30 nud II 33 n m .4.15.
8.45, and9fiui in.
i-enve sausmiry at 'J u p. in.
Leav e Mil lord at 4,65 p. m.
Leave Dover at 0 a m. And 6.10 p. m.
Leav o New Castle at 1 1 a. m. and 8 10 p. m.
Leave Chester at 8 2U a. m , 1J.15, 4 60, and 9 30
p. m.
Leave Baltiinoic for Salisbury and intermediate
stations at fi so and 7. p. m.j for iJavcr and interme
diate stations, nt 1 05 p. in.
TRAISS FOR ItALTlVORF
Leave Chester at 6 45 a m, 12 05 and 11.30 p. m.
Leave Wilmington at 4 3l n. in ,9S5a. m , 1J3Q
p. m , and 13 a m
FRK10IITTRIN,wltli Passenger Car AttAched,
will run as follows
Leave Philadelphia, for Perr)vlllc and Interme
diate pla es. at 6 lei p. m.
Ixav c U llmlngton, lor Pert) v llle and Intermedi
ate Places, at 7 ion. m.
Leave Ualtlmorc. for Havre da Clracc and Inter
mediate stations, at a a. m.
OV SISDAS O.M.Y
At 3 TO a m. and 10 60 p m., from Philadelphia to
UlllllllOlf
At 7 Irom Baltimore to Philadelphia.
Tho8 3ua m. train from Philadelphia to Balti
more nm run unii), lUnKiiMi LxrrrTEH.
S. M. fr.LTON,
Jan 'it Irestdenti
-?OIt UIIHTUV, VIA MJWI'OIIT AND
X. FALL HIV 1-R.
ll) the splendid nnd superior steam
ers M F. T R O P O L I S. F. M P I R K
STATK, HA SIATF and STTK US MAINK,
of great strengtli and speetl, but particularly
adapted to the navigation of Long Island Sound,
running in (onneitlon with the Fall river and Old
Colony railroad, distance of 68 miles onl)' to Bos
ton. Leave Tier No. 8, North river, near the Battery.
'Ihe steamer F.MP1RK STATK. Cant. Uravton.
Mondays, Wednesdi)s, and Frida)s, at 4 o'clock
P. M , touching nt Newport each wa) .
Ihe steam r MKTROPOL1H, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesda)s, Ihursdavs, and Saturdays, at 4 o'clock
P. M , touching at Newport each wa) .
'lhese steamers are tit tetl wit h commodious state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security aud
comfort of passengers, who are atlorded by this
route night's rest on board, and, on arrival at
Fall river, proceed per steamboat train, reaching
Boston cArly t he following morning, or may remain
on l-oard until starting of the accommodation at 8
A. M b) which they may reach Boston about 8.45
A.M.
A bAggaifo master Is attached to each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom
panies the same to Its destination,
A steamer runs. In connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Pro idence, dall), except Sun
da) s.
freight to Boston Is forwarded through with
5 real dispatch b) an Kxpress Train, which, leaves
'all rlv er ev ery morning, Sunda) a excepted, at 7J
o'clock, for Boston and New Bedford, arriving at
its destination at about 11 A.M.
For freight or pAssage, apply on loard, or at the
uitke, on ltier No. 3, North rlv er. For state-rooms
nnd Irf lis, Apply on Uiard, or If desired to secure
them in advance, to
WM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug 17 If 70 nnd 71 West street, N. Y.
W
fr.ST, NOHTIIWKHT, AND NOtTTII'
V XU 1 .
TO CIVILIANS OFFICER, BANDS-MFN,
sOLDlKRSANli OTHFRS.
1 UK 1MLTIMORF. AND OHIO RAILROAD
arc running through ptssenger trains from Wash
ington to the Ohio river, without ihange of cars
dull) at 7i a. in. auddp m. , and oilers greater In
ducements to the travt ling public that any other
route, lz.
Ctlr.lHMt FAHF,
L SS til NRFS OF CARS,
AND OUICKKR TIMF.
! This Is the only route that checks baggage from
Washington city to the West. Tickets good until
usedi and passengers have the privilege of laj log
! ov er at nny point on the route.
Prtseugers procuring tickets h) this route, save
tlietU iHj nuu expense o i uinniitiis iransier.
ltV!MI-,.MIll-,U rill: ONI.V OKF1CK to nrocure
I ih Lets. I At Ibw denot of 11. ft O. It. R. Baevdiro
receive! at an) hmir during the day, and no charge
'l,r nanuiing imgga ug-u
. , ..ij.mi
ii:ki, and comfort.
MIK 11UMUN
I WOIiCFSlFH, PILMKIt, FirCHUUHG,
NASHUA, LOWFLI, CONCOHU.1HK
Will IK MOUNT lINt, AND IN-
li HMI'.niAlK POINTS
m TlT""lu II I Knew and staunch steamers of
I "inris's-wTsii the Norwich Hue, C'lTl OF BOH-
i.iNaiiTlliV OFNKW OHk, leave New ork
dilh.Ciunili) s excepted,) at 4 o'clock, p. m , from
PUr No. jo, North HUer, foot of Vestn strttt,
FOR NKW LONDON,
Ihere connecting with the sreamloHt Fxnress
Irani for tne aLkive pouns, via norwicn ana vor
i ester, Ilostoti and Worcester, Worcester and
Nishau, and New London and Northern Hailroads.
I night taken at the lowest rates.
I'nr Information, Inquire of
F. . MARTIN,
ni) 2tl tl Agent, on the Her.
1 TTKNTION, StILOIKItS AM) HUT-
jV I.KllSvlltlngJust completed ournssoit
nitntot Camp Furniture, we would now respect
full) inrlte the attention of soldiers nnd Sutlers,
liur assortment comprises In part the following
( ainp Roods, lz
I amp ( bests for mess of Irom four to six, Camp
Inbles, Cam) stools, (. imp lots, Camp Mattresses,
with all other art bit's oft amp Furniture calciila
ttd to make ii soldier loiufoitnble. Allofwhhh
u. Ill Ih sold nl the er) lowest c uli prices at
(.KILN U WILLI MS,
an '21 No GJi sev i nth stl eel, corner 1.
ihht iincr.iviMsoim nkw stock of
tf l-'nll and Wind i l 1 Ol HINO, whleh we aie
selling at vr) low prices, at
i a. iirLL rus,
. 3bi Wenlh strut,
sep JO-Jiii between I and K
T
A ST M P S
We Hie prcpaud to furnish
UNlTr l si ATFS TAX STAMPS
AT
(io eminent rates.
RITTENIIOUSK, KANT & t O ,
;tSi Iia Bankers, 10J Penn. avenue.
RAILROADS.
N
KW BOATS-NEW CAItR.
bIKSa """'
KOK UOKTON,
1I.W LONDON, NORWICH, '.ml WORCESTER
DAlLr,
(SruiiUfi Kxcrpted,)
At 4 O'clock, P. M ,
,.0M
PIl'R S N. R., fOOT OK VESTRT 1TREET.
Til. fl.W .ml miirnlll..iil .,..... M.. fit. mm.
wi, vm. v iicox, eomm.nil.r, n-omNcw York
TupiJiji. Thuriilnyi, .nil SAturil.lii .nil from
N.f Lonilon Mon.l.) i, w edn.Kl.) a, and Krld.ri.
.SfS.? l'a n"1"it tcm.r CITV OP NEW
i0R.KTh0?, - Jwi commml.r, from New
ork-Moncln)., WrtnuiUii, and PrldaTit from
n.Mf LnnilnfiTW. ..- irt.ii...i.. -4 L...
, - - ", ...i.. ..!... nuu mini.
,l"J.'' . .
mm iwon.wit.amrriliav. been bullt.iprni
If for thl. route, with all mn.l.pnlmiipnv.nt.n. I.-
iludlnK Water Tight Compartment, and are the
l!f l'-n" r built for Lonn bland Sound
with thl, jrreat llfe-prewrrlnr Imnrorement.
Lonductori accompanjr the .learner, each war.
Pa.iene er. nrnp.e.1 f mm Mu. r AninH ,n,i...
It on mral of.teamen.br Exprei, Train to Bol
ton, Worcester. Lowell, Lawrence, Htchburg
Na.hua, Concord, the White Mountain., fce. 4C.
I'a.Kneer. returnloa- from Boston leave the n.
tWH? Uoitonand Worcetter railroad at 6 XI
P. AL. wnrtMla, 7 p M ...ti.. .. u w
9 10 P St , n. ....a nv i.e. UIUUUD
-reljht taken at the Lowe.t lute., and dellrer
ed In Uoiton earljr the next da.
State Room. In abundance can be had on board
teamen, or at the Bo.too or New York offloe.. In
"1-': K. S. MARTIN, Aeent,
")-" Pler9,N.R.
rjllKAT CKNTIIAL, RUUTK
r. mr trill,
HUDSON llIVF.il ItAILHOAD and jfXW
l Ullk VK.VTHAL. JtAILlCOAD.
On anu ArTCx DcrtMBER 9, 1S6I,
Exprei. Train, leal e New York cltv depot, of
!Illd.On RHer Hallrn.itd.llr.Riin(1.taaw.a..tA.i
follOWS! ' ' ...,--
From Chambers street
At 7 A.m.
11 a. in., 6 p. m.
From soth street station
At 7.24 a. m.
II 30a. m..0 3Op, m.
J 40 p. m.
10 40 p. ni.
3.l5n. m.
Montreal and Buffalo
Train with sleeping
Will 1W.1V!. UI. I
Od Bunds v s. the follow!
ng trains will be run to
and from uth street. The 10 40 p. m. sleeping car
train for Albany and Troy, and the so a. m. from
Troy, and 4.4ft u. m. train from Alhni-.
connecting ai Albany with the New York Cen
tral lUllroad for Schenectady, Rochester, UtlCA,
Bat avIa, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
town Railroad, Butthlo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Canaddalgus,.
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and Suspen
sion via Lake Shore, Buealo and Lake Huron and
GreAt Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Mllwaukle, Fonddu Lac,
La Crosse. Madison, Prairie DuChien, Calcna,
Ounlelth Uubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Musta
tlne, Iowa City Burlington, qulncy, Springfield,
Alton, St. Louis, Cairo, Terre Haute, Indianapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati. Dayton, Columbus, Cleve
land, and all jroints West, Northwest, and South
west. NORTHERN ROUTK.
Connecting with Trains at Tro),wllh Troy and
Boston, and Rcns, And Saratoga hoada for Sarato
ga, Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, St. Albans,
Rouse Point, Pittsburgh, Ogdenshurgh, Montreal,
fcc., he.
S3-Freight Arangements by this route as above,
without change of cars, from the Dejtots in Cham
bers and Hudson streets. Are At all times as fav o ru
ble as made by other Railroad Companies. The
facilities of this great New ork Route, to the
West, commend It to the confidence of merchants
and shippers for promptness and despatch.
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Cars, run In connetion on the New ork Central
Road.
For particulars as to local trains and freight Ar
rangements, Inquire at the depot, i3 Warren street.
A. F. SMITH,
dec 17 superintendent.
TltlK ItAIIAVAY.
Passenger Trains leave rfo Pav on I a Ferry from
foot of thauitecra street, as follows, ll i
C u a. m. Mail for Dunkirk And Intermediate
stations.
This train remains over night at Flmira and pro
ceeds the next morning.
7 00 a. m. Kxpress, for Buffalo and principal In
termediate stations.
900a.m. Milk,daily,for otlavllle and Interme-
uiaic siniions.
12.15 p. ni. Accommod itlon, dall) , for Tort Jcr Is
and principal stations.
4 00 p. m. Way, for Mlddletown, Newburgh, and
Intermediate stations.
5 00 ii. m. NUht h x press, dalh , for Dunkirk, Buf
falo, Canandtlgua, nnd principal stations. The
train of Saturday runs through to Butt a to, but does
not run to Dunkirk,
7 00 p. m. 1-migrant, for Dunkirk and principal
stations.
The Kxpress Trains connect at Horucllivlllewlth
railroad for Buffalo, at t Imira with the Canandal
gua and Niagara Falls Railroad; at Binghamton,
with the Syracuse Railroad; at Corning with the
alliiAajl flip llAnhA.rai, Art.1 lli.HV.ln. Kt ?a4 fMl
aiiiunn .un iiumi iivi nuu uuilBIUI nt UITrll IMTllU,
with the railroad for Scranton. and at lluflaln snd
Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroatl for Cleve
land, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.,and
iuv .miaul rsiirous.
CHARLFS MINOT,
sep Pi General Superintendent.
ClI A IlLKN
IM)1U1A U
V-O-
esjxr.
tJtitvHmMuba
Is distilled In London, And put
up solely lu quart and pint bot
tles, to meet the requirements
of DruKKlBts.and those to whom
mMumhSM
fMSfUj
Pure and Unadulterated Liquor 'd
hfW-YOU.
Is a Necessity or a Luxury.
It Is the oldest established of all the GINS (I)
which have started Into existence upon the basis
of its welMcserved and hanbearned celebrltv.
It has no connection with, and Is In no way like
the trashy mixtures sold as ''English Gin," or "Old
Tom," or "Lonaon uocny or " London Gin," sic,
fce, no matter how much " antiquity" or "respect
ability" is assumed by their beiretters.
ui. vairuiiuu iuuu,ui new torn, sn)B I " ll is
far preferable to ev en rune Holland Gin, and la the
best article of its kind I have ever seen. So say
thousands of ph) siclans.
Ihe New York Herald savsi "We ure surnrlsed
.- r.i it.. fil .,r-i- .i.i..
at Its beneficial effects) It Is a certain safeguard to
health."
The Philadelphia Ledger sa)s: "It has no supe
rior, If an equal, in medicinal virtues.
Ihe New Orleans Plca)une sajsi "There Is no
remedy on earth for dyspepsia equal to It."
'Ihe Boston Journal sa)si "As a beverage, as a
preventative, or aan remedial agent, wo want no
other. It Isourvtitif ffutuni "
Women of America, for you It Is particularly
adapted. lu sickness or health. It la your greatest
friend.
B. BALDWIN & CO,
Sole Impohtehi,
91 Liberty street, New ork.
Sold in Washington by
LOVELL, COLLKS St CO ,
310 F. street, near I'eunsylvanla avenue,
And by dealers generally. dec 1J ly
p!AUIS AUAINHT UN1TKU HTATKM.
F1NLKY UlU(tKH, (lata HeRister of Iho United
States Treasury,) and CHABLKS K. SHERMAN,
Counsellors at Law, will devote their entire atten
tion to the prosecution and settlement of demands
airalnst the United Mates, irrowfnir out at the nres-
ent war. Including tho Accounts and Claims of
Mates, Contractors, and Disbursing Ottlcersiappli
cations for the restoration of property illegally
sriicu ur i-nnuri'u, nnu ior coiu,H'iiBimon tor me
use of priv ate proHrty for Government purposes,
and for damages for the injury of such proper!) by
tho arm), for mllltar) pa), pensions, aud hount)
landst Hud for distributive shares of monevspa)a
tdeat the'lreasiir) and due to sub-contractors and
others.
The will also irive lecil advice to clAliunnts.
tontractois, and to unprofessional agents In llti-
Sated cases) and prepare written arguments when
e si red.
With non-resident Atrents who mtv send them
claims. aueiultable division of commissions will
uv msue.
Cndlsiillted Demands will be collected and
prompt 1) remitted for a commission of fioni a half
io iwn nuu n iiiii prr ctni . iirprnuing on ine
amouutt aud negotiations with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms
By prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex
perience, nnd a minute knowledge of the ex-It u.
renulatlons, rules, and irectsleuls uovernliur that
class of business at the Departments, they hope to
render tl elr tt rvtcca useful to claimants and public
creditors.
Reference may be made to membersof Congress,
and oillctrs of the Government; and especially, by
permission, to the Hon 1-1 iiiia Wmittleilv, First
Comptroller of I he Irtasurv
Address Messrs. BKiGF.H Ac S1IF.RMAN,
WashluKtou, D C
ottlce. No 313 F street, near Treasury and W II
lirds Until nov H tin
I ay ( uoiai; jl co.,
1 II A N K I R S ,
No. 1.14 Kin? tilth Mieet,
dealers in
HOFRNMKNT BONDS,
TRKASURV NO IKS,
AND CFRTIFIfATrs,
ARMY AND NAVV BILLS,
COIN, CURIO NOV AND KXCHANOF,
Highest price paid for
GOLD, 8ILVF.H, AND OLD DKMAND NOTFS.
oct 28 1 in
SPECIAL NOsTIOEs.
u i ; fu
DR. M. VELLNY'8 PrWato IloeplUl, lu the
Federal Block, corner of Berenth and F Btrecta,
opposite tho Post and Patent Offices. Rooms
I S3 and 24, up stain, Washington, D. C.
AH ill "ease of a private nature treated In the
moat aclcntlflc manner, and radical curea ef
fected In all cases. HTPU1L1TI0 AFFEC
TIONS, aoxonniKEA, ou:et, strict-
VXE. SKMIXAI WEAKNESS, or the resnlt
of VOLUPTUOUS DREAMS, or any weak
ness of tho GENERA TIVE ORGANS from any
canao whatever, or how long landing, thor
oughly and radically cured.
APFMOI'KI) AND UXFORTUNATK.
No matter what your dlscaao, let no false del
icacy prevent. Apply Immediately to Dr. Vell
ny, who Is acknowledged to ho by far tho most
SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In .the treatment
of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your misfortunes, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing,
HKLF-A1IUSK,
That dreadful scourge of tho young, Indulged
In when atone, which destroys the generative
organs, unfits you for married life, producing
weakness of the back and limbs, loss of anlma
tlon and muscular power, palpitation of the
heart, nervous Irritability, loss of memory, mel
ancholy habits, Insanity, consumption, and
death.
YOUNU MAN, In view of tho dreadful con
sequences, delay not to mako your case known
to Dr. V. Your secrets with htm ore sacred,
and you may confidently rely upon his medical
skill.
Thousands whose systems ere shattered and
wcro on the brink of the grave, has ho brought
back to vigorous health by his skilful treatment.
MAltKIACJi:
Married persons, or thoae contemplating
matrimony, who suspect themselves of Impo
tency, seminal weakness, or nny disease arlslug
from a relaxed state of tho genital organs,
whether the resnlt of disease. Injury, cou se
quences of youthful Indiscretions, or lndulgcuce
of the passions In riper years, ore earnestly en
roatcd to placo tlicmsthca under the enronf
Dr. V. They may rely with certainty upon :i
spcody cure, and full vigor restored.
Ho treats with entire success nil diseases ol
females, such as UWOltliltEA or WHITES,
LAPSUS UTERI, etc., etc., and In vcry cae
guarantees a perfect CUKE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COUMU
NICATION8 rtrletly PIUVATH nnd CONFI
DENTIAL.
Persons calling see no ono but the Dm mi:
TIiobo at n distance, may bo TWUTPn by mail
giving a STATEMENT of CASE, A-c, Ac.
J) 3-om
AC A II I .
Ovie Hail Cloth iso Itouvr.
Mr. Druce, formerly At the Odeon Hall, has now
opened a new store at No. 46 Seventh Ktrett.just
below Smith's, where he has a tine selection of Men
and Dovs' clothing At very low prices; he Is desi
rous of having all his old customers call on him, as
they can buy goods at lower prict s than any other
store In the city. j 1IKUCE&.0O,
Clothiers,
No. 404 Seventh street, near F
Call And see Mr. Bruce, At No. 464 Sev enth street
ncAr F.
Mr. Bruce has a Fine Stock of Clothing for Men
and Boys wear, at No. 464 tteventh street, opposite
City Post Office.
Air. Bruce is the man to please the Boys In Cloth
ing, at Ho. 4M Seventh street.
Lverybody knows that Mr. Bruce can sell Bo)a
Clothing cheaper than Any one else. No. 4W Sev
enth street, opposite City Post Office.
For Men anct Boys Clothing call on Mr. Bruce, at
Oak Hall, No. 404 Seventh street, between K and F.
Mr. Bruce Is the man to please you In Bo) s Cloth
lng,at Oak Hall, No. 404 Seventh street, opposite
City Post Office. ie gfl 3my
TNTKRIUK ADOItNMKXTH.
410
4 HO
PAPEK HANGIN08,
OTALLORADESAND PRUES.
Warranted Gold Band Window Shades t Butt,
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all sizes; made to
Also, a handsome Assortmentof PlctureCordand
Tassels, all sizes and colors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock lo
accumulate, persons needing the above good will
find it to their advantage to give me a call
All work executed aud superintended by practical
men, who have served a regular apprenticeship at
their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me a call.
Remember the number.
1 JOHN MARKR1TFR,
No. 4tMJ Seventh street.
Fight doors above Odd Fi Hows' Hall.
nov 20 ly
T K H O M K 8 ,
SOLICITOR OF PATF.NTS AND CLAIMS.
Uouutles, Pension, llack Vmy, Officers'
Her ritlOiiK, smtl U other Just Claims,
Against (lie Ooverumeut.
UFFICF No. 410 SKVF.NTH STRFRT,
(Deitartment Exchsuire.)
WABIIIhUTON, D. C ,
And Xo. 'J lirk Place, cortur of llftMtilway,
opftonite Ctty llall, Aew Ivrl.
llefrrs, hy periiiUklon, lo
lions. Hannibal Hamlin, Ice Presldcut, Me.j
Martin Kalbttelsch, Major City of Brooklyn i Abl
Jah Maun, Jr. New ork Cit) t John N.f.oodwlu,
M C , Me 1 1 homas M. Kdwards, M V , N. II Fd
wartl 11 Rollins, M C.N 11 i Alex. II. Rice, M
C , Mass ; John B Alley, M C , Mass.i Alfred A.
II urn nam, M. C, Conn Dwight Loomls, M. C ,
Conn John A Gurley, M. c, Ohio t James M,
Ashle), M. C, Ohloi Sidney Edgerton, M. C, Ohio)
John Ilutchlns, M. C., Ohloi John Covode, M t ,
Ph ; Robert Mcknight, M, C, Pi.t Justin S Mot
rin, M. C, t 1 John F. Potter, M. C, Wis j .
Chandler, M. C, MlcH.) James H Ijvne, M I ,
Kansast Cyrus Aldrlih, M. C , Minn j Wm hel
logg, M. C , 111.1 John T. Nixon, M ( , N J i John
L N. Stratton, M. CN.Jt I'. B. Fuke, M C ,
III l Owen Lovejo),M C , 111 i V P. Ulilr, Jr., M
C, Mo t FlbridKe (J. Npauldiiig, M C. N a Al
fred H), M. C, N J M-vJor General 11 U. Dur
eat N. W)ckott, Fs. , I'res W illlainsport till
Bank i Shepherd Knapp, J so. , Pies Mechaiiics
Bank. Jl -u
Jf
4 Kltll'.MI IN NKKO. TUV IT.
DR hWFFT"INKALLIIlLKLINlMI.Nl,
The great external lemed) til the nge, prepared
irom the recipe ol lr Mtpheii Sweet, of toiiuecli
cut thectlibrattsl loiie setter, whose ftmo Is un
riileilb) thitoiaii) living man It is nivrttin
and liiiinidUte cure lor Rheumatism, (,out,Ncu
rnlKli, prilus, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores,
Umus, Scalds, Pile, LumbitKo, Headaihi1, looth
nche, and all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders,
1 xterual Injuries, .xo.
All sullerers should give It a tilal
HiCliARDsuN ft co, Proprietors,
Norwich, Conn.
For sals by CHAULLS STOTT, General Agent
for Washington, and by all dealers.
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