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VOL. III.
WASHINGTON, P. P., SAlTJJtpAYBECEMBER G, 1862.
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Communicated.
WABHwaTOif. D. C, Dec. 1803.
Misans. EDltOhst IImto made the discovery
or a raro bird. On Saturday last, amid the
rrowd of t rangers who had flooded our city to
attend the opening of the' session of Congress,
I meton tho streets a man of doabtfnl appoaran.ee
hnt of a somewhat familiar look. Asecond glance
associatedhlmwHllmyrccolloctlonsofashrewd
political wire-worker from Mississippi, who
haa been the bosom friend, confidant, and fac
totum of Jefferson DstIs for serertl years, to
ray knowledge. Closer Inspection convinced
me that my suspicions were well founded. Tils
whiskers had been dyed from silver gray to
ebon blackt his hair was concealed under a
dark wig; hla costumo waa that of a spruce
parson fn well dusted black cloth, rellercd by
an Immaculate whlto cravat) and altogether,
hli dlicmlte was sufficient to mislead the casual
observer. But I had aecn tho sinister leer of
his eyes and bis sardonic smile, and I waa then
anro that I waa not ralstakluir mr man. lie
had never known me, but I had had his expres
sion or countenance aagueirooiypcu upon my
soul Indelibly, and I could not be mistaken. I
cannot now pause to relate the Interesting cir
cumstances under whlcli this stronir Impression
of certain phases of his physiognomy was made,
as 1 nave samnmngmoro important locommu
nlcatc. " . ,
FalUns lnto4he rear of my human curiosi
ty, I followed him to tho city post office, where he
a epos ilea several jeucrs in mo .eucr dox, some
of which were for trans Atlantic destination.
as I supposed from a glimpse of tho stamps.
I stin followed ray gome w hlnvglve nods
andsmlles of friendly recognition tocertalnSen
ators and Representatlvcsin Congress, whom he
chanced to meet discovered that there was a
sort of understanding between themobserved
that he entered one or two private houses, the
loyalty of whoso Inmates I' had never before
suspected and I tracked him through various
meanderings, until ho stopped at the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourth street. I
found that he was a boarder .there. My mind
was made up at once. I called that very even
ing and engaged board at the same house, and
was so fortunate as to cret a room adlolnlDKhls.
I felt sure that there could be nothing Improper
In becoming a spy upon a spy. There can be
. nothing wrong In fighting the devil with fire.
My conviction was then strong, and now
stronger, that my devil Is something more than
a mere spvi that he Is. In fart, a minister of the
rebel government, sent here to engineer his per
sonal mend uavis'ineasures lorougn congress.
On Sunday I managed to get possession of
some of hla cipher writing, and by dint of close
application and perseverance, after several
hours, J found myself able to Interpret It. To
day, while he was out, I copied the cipher of
the following letter, which I haro written out
In full. The name attached la not the writer's
real name ; for tho present I withhold It, for
valid reasons. When I make tt known, It will
astonish the public that such a prominent rebel
should hare had the boldness to take up his
headquarters In the capital of the nation.
Altars.
Purloined Letter of a Rebel 8mi.
Washtsgtox, Dec. 3, 18C3.
Mr Dear Siui Little did I think, when I
gar yon the partlug hand In Richmond, that I
should so soon lo safely and comfortably In
stalled In my new field of labor. I have had
no difficulty In passing the Federal lines and
making my entry Into the capital of old Abe's
dominions. Claiming to bo a Southern Union
Jst, and professing wondrous loyalty to tho
stars and stripes, I have been received with
open arms. Nobody has suspected that I
brought with me such a precious burden of dts-
patches for our agents abroad and for our
friends In the sc eral to-called loyal States,
now nave i laugueum my siceveauue creduli
ty of these simple minded Union-savers I
lien I set out upon my mission It was with
considerable solicitude I assure you, I suppos
ed that the office of a spy was one of hazard,
and that It might possibly bring me to tho gal
lows. But a few days of residence here have com
pletely dissipated my fears. It Is not likely that
the good naturcd authorities will ever suspoct
me. Ifauspectcaliuall probably escape ar
restespecially after tho spirit manifested yes
terday In the Scnats, and on Monday In the
House, expressed in resolutions onerea ny our
ifiemoa-f. Powell. ValUndlffham. and Cox. It Is
true thatthelrresolutlonsharenotbcenadopted,
but they havo received otesT:nough, and have
been supported by newspapers enough, to ren -
der subsequent arrests a matter of embarrass
ment to tuo Federal tio eminent. This la a
step In tho right direction. I might proclaim
publlely that I ha e como hero to act as a spy
but that I had not yet so acted, aud according
to tho positions taken by these and others of our
JrUndt In Congress here, I should be allowed to
walk about scot-free, for there could bo no
crime proved upon met the declaration of In
tention to commit a crime being no crime. You '
fiercelve the beauty of their position especlal
y beautiful In war timet Hutshouldlbebothsus
pected and arrested, aye, both tried and condemn
ed, what penalty havo I to foar 1 Either I must
take tho oath of allegiance or suffer a safe '
conduct through tho Federal lines I Of tho
two, I should scloct the first altenatlve, as
It would not Interfere In the least with my
secret service. I should feel no compunction
In taking the oalh,Tor yon know that deception
and perjury are among the lngrcdlcnta of trea
son. And we hold that treason against "tho
old concern" Is really a virtue, on the principle
that It Is meritorious to cheat the devil.
Already I feci quite at home In the Federal
capital. Our friends, here, met mo with open
hands, and welcomed me to their hospitable
boards. They had countless questions to ask
about tho sayings and doings at Richmond, tho
whereabouts of Stonewall Jackson, the proba
bilities of a victory at Fredericksburg, and
their anticipated siege of Washington. Of
course, I gave answers to their questions which
made them not much the wiser. There are a
good many Southern sympathizers here. They
manifest their disposition tn various ways, and
some of them are not very guarded even In
their public expressions. They havo concluded
that either they will not bo disturbed for thus
uldlug and abclllug our eute.priso, or that, if
disturbed, they will play the martyr In some
comfortable fort, and raako capital for us In
that way. 1 low fortunate It Is for the Southern
Confederacy that tho Feds, did not hang about
a hundred of our peace tulvocatei, In the North,
a year ago!
My time la not much spent now in social In
tercourse with our uon-ofllclal sympathizers
here; but, since the session has commenced, I
haro enough to do to engineer our resolutions
and our cross-purposes through Congress, Dy
the papers which I send you, you will see that
the work Is already begun. This Is but a fore
taste of what Is to followi for I really believe I
shall be able to carry on your whole system of
operations here, successfully through the ses
sion. I hare been closclcd twice already with
our best friends of the Senate and the House,
and I am happy fo report progress, Iu my nevt
I hope to show you that the work goes bravely
on.
I send you old Abe's message. You are right
In what jou hae often said, that Lincoln is o
Infernally honest to be approached by any cor
rupting Influences, If ho makes mistakes, ho
makes them honestly. Does he understand tho
spirit of the slavery Institution In the South,
mdging by his message I feel quite sure that
ytlor opinion and mine will not differ upon that
o ue t Ion, I shall labor with Herculean efforts
ifckeepthoeycsof the Unionists blind to tho
i c tthat this war Is a v or between freedom and
javery.
This, together with t lie accompanying docu
ments, will go to-night by the underground
route. Our postal arrangements aro now so
complete that I do not fear miscarriage
I have the honor to be,
Mr. President,
Your obit servant,
CiiRiSTOriiER Jones.
Ilia Excellency, Jefferson Davis, President
i C. 8. A.
AUCTION SALES.
BY OltERN kWlUIAMI, Atlm..re.
VALUABLE SQUARE OP GROUND FOR
I.ih K.lpulnnHh htwn fl.V.nth ami Et.htll
streets rail, containing about o, square feet of
ground. By virtue ot a deed of trust to the sub
scribers, daledaoth day of Jnly, tseo, and recorded
among the land records of the city and county ol
Washington, D. C In lit r J. A. , no. aoj, iono.
93, M and M, we will aril at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the lClh day oC December, 1813. oh the
premliet, all of square number eight, hundred and
ninety (wo) at ( o'clock In the afternoon.
Term. or saiei une-inirum ca.n, m iu.umvj
In three equal payment! In , II and 8 month., with
Intereit from the day of le the deferred pay
menta to be eecured by notee, eatlifactory to the
tnlateei, and a lien uy ueruoi iru.i umu, u,ciu.-..
IflhaUnHib nnt ivimnlt.d With In five dan trOtO
the day of aale, the property will be refold at the
rlilc and expense of the defaulting purchaser, at
three dare notice. Said (querela o one of the
great thoroughfares leading Into the city.- It Is
parro on one Blue auu i .touihkimv... .
GREEN fc WILLIAMS,
dec fi-eodfcds (Mar) Auctioneers,
BY MARSHALL A, PACK, Auctioneers.
FURSI FURSt! FUIWIII
Continuation of the auction isle of fine Furs,
with an entirely new and splendid assort ment, con
it i tog of
Hudson Bay Sable. Cardinal and half Cspcs
Superb American hablo, Cardinal and three-quarte r
nnd half Canes
Rich French i rmlne Opera Capes
Hudion Bav Wolf Sleigh Robes
Mliiei' and Children! Fun,
And a large sriety ot otner mn, 100 numerous
to mention.
Tn ! anld
To be sold over B. DoJtou'i Carpet Store, No.
4 Market Space, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, De-
cember 0 and 0. ate each day at to; a. m. to 7 p.
Auctioneer!.
1V MAltHIIALL A, IAK
Auctioneers.
XJ S
aktv nr nnvi'BNMKNT HORsrs. We will
ell at public auction, at tneaavj- yiratQarau.T
DAY, December Bin, ai laociocura.
One)oung saddle Hone
One oung harneia and isddle Hone,
both to be leen at the ) ard.
Term caih, in Government fundi.
Uy order of S. 1. DROWN, N V Agent.
J MARSHALL fc PAtiF,
dec 5 dti (Start Auctioneer!.
BY OnRRN&.'WXDf.IAMN, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES WAGONS,
CAttiaref, Carts. Harneit, Farming Utenilli, Hay,
Oats, fiacfce. On MONDAY, the 8th lmt.t at 11
o'clock a. m., we ahall if 11 at the garden farm of
Wm. Little, on Se.enthatreet road, near the tint
Toll Gate, about two ml lei from the Centre Market,
(the nag w 111 designate the place on the road ilde,)
tli:
Four excellent Work Honest one Two-Horse
Rnad Winn and Harneist two excellent Spring
Market Wagons one Family Four-Seat Carriage ;
one uouDie wen oi nrrmgB nirnrH,i"unwn
cart i, Jiay cutters. neat ran, riougns, narrows,
Spadei, Hoes, Forki and Shore! i. About three
tuna nf llsvavnil Oats In the Straw. 6lC. And manv
other articles too numerous to enumerate, uted for
farming purpoaei.
Terms caih.
GRFEN & WILLIAMS,
dec d StsrJ Auctioneers,
BY J. C. McOUIHK Sc CO., Auctioneers.
HQITsrHni.il AKD KITCHEN FURNITURE
at Pllic alc On FRIDAY MORNING. De
cember Sth, commencing at 10o'clock,weshsllsell,
at No, no PenmyUaula Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth, up stslrs.a small lot of Houiehold ir
olture,nAmlnV Mahogany llalr-Uoth Sofa
uo uu Arm anu aiue i.niir
Mahogany Marble-top Centre and Side Tables
Two GllWratne French Plate Pier Glanes
Marble Table and Bracket!
Mahogany Old-faihtoned Book Ca.b
Mahogany Plushotered Dentist Chair
Mahogany Marble-top Washstand, Wardrobe
Mahogany Beditead, Bureaus
Cottage Bedstead, Bureaus, Washatand
Cane-seat Chamber Chairs
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsten, and Pillows
juailTCSK, riiiucr unu, uutiii
Carpets, Oilcloth, and Matting
China, Glasi, and Crockery Wat
Table Cutlerv and Linen
Parlor and Chamber Sto , es
t'nftXr atnv ainil If1trrian litpfiltlir. Ail.. !
us-dts J.C.McGUIREhCU, Aucls,
BY OHKKV 4s, WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
APMISlSTKAfTJitX SALU OF HOUSEHOLD
tURSlTVRK, BLACKSMITH 4- WllEKLlVHWIl T
roOUi At Auction. On FRIDAY, the fith lnitant,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., we shall sell, on O street, be
tween jtAty enin anu iwemn sireeis luum, me
late residence of Nicholas Border, deceased, by or-
derof the Orphans' Court
, aii tne iwrsonnt ciiccis,
oonaiiungoi
iff of
BUMS, LiirtsTat. inuiva, aJUUiiRc, ut-miiiiua, niu-
robes and Waihstaods, tent her Beds, Pillows and
Boliten, Blanket!, Sheet i, Couforti, and Pillow
Caaea,Cook, Alr-tlght, and other Stoei, China,
Glasi, and Crockery Ware.
sofas, Chain, Tablei, Lounges, Bedsteads, Ward-
hti aeii. at the corner of nn enth and B street!.
immeuiateiy aiier ma rbic ui iuc luiuiturv
I all of the Wheelwright aad mcktmuh fooit Iwiong-
iok to inoueceaieu.
1 fe'.0." Jj lh Admlnlitralrl:
Terms cnh,
UHFKN fc WILL! A S,
Auctioneer!.
del
l)V W. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers,
UOVERNMKNTbALEOF CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES will be sola at puuuo auction,
Corral, near the Naval Obiervatorr. Waahlnirton.
D. C.on MONDAY, 6th December, IWt, commenc
ing AI IU O'CIOCK, nuinucr ui
HOR8FJ4 AND MULES,
Condemned as unfit for the nubile sen Ice.
Tcrrai Caih In Government fundi.
J. J. DANA,
Capt, A. li. M.U.8. A.
YV. L. WALL it CO.,
del star Auctioneer.
-rKItK, Oil AVHICIIK 14 IT1 Who la
TT there among jou that li not (n want of
loniethlng In the way of Clothing, Furnishing
Goodi, Hats, Capil Ad the tat place to get them
Is at the moHt popular Clothing Home of J. II.
SMITH ft, CO., No. 4fl0 Seventh itreet, where you
can find the greatest . arlety of Clothing and Furn
lihlng Goods for Men and Bo)i wear. We can
safely say that our itock of Clothing excels any
thing In this market, and our reputation for aelllng
Good Goods Cheap la true but the old maalm,that
" a nimble sixpence Is better than a slow shilling,'
Is the principle that has built up our Immense
trade.
Our present stock of Clothing we offer at cry low
prlcei, and we are all the time recelvingncw goods
from our manufacturing eitabltihment, No. 40
West Baltimore street
Du not fUtctcall at J. II SMITH U COS , No.
400 Serenth street, where ou can by Clothing at
treuendoui bargain 4.
J. II SMI1H fit LO,
tlothien,
No. 160 Be, enth itreet,
and corner Twentieth itreet and Pa. arenuc.
noi 21 dtjanl
G It AND ADVANCE OF TUB AUMV,
and clothiers are crying up the great adv ance
of clothing, but we are telling at a imall advance
on old prlcei. We have a large slock ou hand, and
are selling them off to make more room, for we
have a my l.re, .toU o( aothiD, at our manufac-
tory, and are now running oft our stock at less
than wholesale prices to wake room. We hat e al-
wajs been fighting against high prices, and shall
continue to do io. Mr. SIM ITH li In the market all
the time, and Is enabled to furnish our store with
aiUDcriorstock.aud wecanuot be undersold by
ny one,
We have the means to sell cheap, and
.
are determined to do it at
SMITH U BEALL'S,
No. 301 Seventh street,
not 21 dtjanl Near K street,
T" K V V O II It II V H 1 N E H 8 .
LAW, FINANCIAL ANU COLLECTING.
INVOICE BILLS BUSINESS MOTES NE0OTUTED,
PnOTCSTrn Nn-rta anu DrrrnRCD ACCOUNTS
BOUGHT AND COLLECTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS SOUGHT,
By G. Z. HOUSE,
Counsellor at Law,
t '$ Nassau street, New York,
fcf-Tea years In State and United States Courts
Advice gratis, apis
OAKILALLCL4TIIINUIIOUSRtNo.404
Seventh street, near Fstreet.the Great Daisr
ofFaihlon, where you can Arid the beat cut and made
Clothing for Men and Boya wear that the market
can produce, and our price , fdr cheapneai, and du
rability of our goods, defy competition, (Our
neighbor Smith, two doors a bo e, so long noted for
selling clothing leu than any house In the city, tn
aprhste conversation, acknowledged to us that
our Boys Clothing was thebeit made and cut goods
he ever saw) and, If the citizens of Washington
were potted In the goodi I hate, my store would
b
be orerrun with ladles and gentlemen In want of
clothing, and I only wlih to have jou call and see
our beautiful anortments of clothing, and I think
that our prlcei and goodi will more than pay jou
for calling at the Leading Clothing Houte, No. 40
Seventh itreet, near F street, two doors below
Smith's.
Everybody knows Smith, but, instead of calling
at his place, come In two doors below.
N. B I have a special word to say to the Ladles,
that I can pleaie them better than eer lnBoji
Clothing, as my stock excel i anything I e. er had.
J.BRUCE k CO,
Formerly at Odeoif Hall,
nor 21 ltii.l Now at Oak Hall.
AG A It I).
Oak Hall Ci otiiino Koum.
Mr. Bruce, formerly at the Odeon Hall, has uow
opened a new atore at No. 444 Serenth street, Just
below Smith's, where he has a fine aelectlon of Men
and Boys' clothing at very low prices) he ! deit
roua of having all nil old customers call ou him. ai
ther can buy goods at lower prices than any other
store in the city. J, BRUCE h. CO ,
Clothiers,
No. 404 Set enth street, near F.
Call and see Mr. Bruce, at No. 481 Set enth street
near F.
mr. uruce nas a nne stock oi uiotning lor iieo
and Boys' wear, at No. 464 $t enth street, oppWte
City Poit Otnce.
Mr. Bruce Is the man to please the Bo sin Cloth
ing, at No. 461 Seventh street.
r.Ytrjvoaj snows in a air. uruce cn sen uoym
dothlng cheaper than aoroneelie. No. 464 Sev
enth street opposite City Post Office.
K ut incu iuu uuii LiuiuiUK tun uu .ii. ututc. ni
Oak Hall, No. 4S4 Serenth itreet, between E and F.
or Pien situ hots Lioia.nK can ou cm, urucr. m
pit. jirucv ) ins man io pienie tou la noj' vioiu
lag, at Oak Hall, No. 464 Seventh itreet, oppoilte
City Poit Office. ae 2ft sm
GRAND ADVANCK OF TIIEAIIMY OF
THE POTOMAC, and all the stores Are cry
ing up the prices of their goodi but SMITH X
BEALUNo. 301 Seventh itreet. We are able to
sell good clothing near) j aa cheap as eer. We
have been fighting agalnit high prices for the lait
year, and our stock now li good, and we ere Able to
sell at low prlcei.
SMITH Is all the time In the market picking up
goodi at old prlcei, and that U one reason we un
dersell all others. We hare the means and ability
to sell cheap, and we will do it, as our customers
want Good Clothing at low prlcei, and we are just
the men to sell It tot hero. A call Is solicited at the
CHEAP CLOTHING HOVSE of
SMITH fc BF.ALL,
Clothien,
No. 301 Serenth street,
nov 21 dtjant First door below the market.
XirilO WAYH SOI We say that our store tn
T T the First ward may not hare caused a com
motion, but do say that we are running off an Im
mense itock of Clothing at the Leading Flrit Ward
Store, corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylranla
avenue, but whoe.ersaw a store where a Smith
was that did not dobuilneisl and the reasen Is,
they always sell their goods too cheap. That li
why they are alwsrs poor. ho et er heaid of a
Smith getting rich 1 I net er did )
We are determined to furnish all the Flrit Ward
With Good Clothing.
Ever) body had better come soon and buy, ai our
neighbor!, in a ilmliar bualness, say that we can
not stand It more than ninety dajs longer selling
goods so cl.esp, but we have a very large lot of
Clothing, Hati, Capa, Booti, and Mioea left, and
we are determined to run them oil At great bar
gains, at Headquarten for Clothing lull.e Flrit
Ward, corner of Twentieth itreet and Pennsyha
nla aenue and No. 400 Serenth street.
nov 31 dtjant SMITH S. CO.
T)IIOIHSALH'FOII hay.
Dcpot Quartermaster's OrriiE,
Corner ISth and G street.
Washington, December 6, l&tt.
SF.ALFD PROPOSALS will be received at thli
office until TUESDAY, the 16th day of December, at
13 o'clock M., for furnlahlng the Government with
four thouiand (,ooo) tons of Hay.
Hav to be good merchantableTiMOTiiv, put up
In balea, and deltered at two thousand (t,000j
pounds to the ton. .
Dellrery to 1 made lu the city of Washington
within twenty-Are (831 daj i-rom the date o the
contract.
PROPOSALS.
Proposals wilt be receh ed for tit o uudred (WW)
tons of Hay and upward.
The full name and poit office addreai nr the Udder
mint appear la the propoial.
If a bid Is mad In the namo of a firm, the names
of all thepartfei mint appear, or the bid will le
conildered as the Individual propoial of the partner
signing It,
tTOpoif
sals 'ronidtsloval parties uillnotbe con
sidered, and ah oath or allcoi ancl mi'st accom
pany each fnoroiiTiuw.
Proposal! must be addressed to Colonel D H
Rucker, Quartermaster U. S. Arraj, Washington,
D. C, and should be plainly marked "ProtHiial for
Haj.;'
GUARANTFC.
The ability of the bidder to flllthecontract.should
It be awarded to him. must bo guarantied by two rei-
Sonslble persons, u hose signatures must be appen
cd to the guarantee.
The reaponilblllty of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United states Dis
trict Attorney.
Bidden must be present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consld-
Bonds equal In amount to half the sum to be re
eqi
ntl
celled on the contract, ilgned by the contractor and
both of hii guarantor!, will be required of the iuc-
cesiful blddtr unon alenlnr the contract.
Aa me uonu muii accompnny me contract,!! win
be necessary for the bidders to hate their bonds
men with them, or to hat e bonds signed In anticipa
tion and read) to be produced hen the contract Is
' birhi-u
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon appilca.
j tlon being made at this office, either personally, by
Kiirf) ur u int-Brai-iii
Formof Ouaiaittte
We, , of the county of , and State of
, and . of the county of , and state
of , do hereby guarantee that Is able to
fulfil a contract In accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that, should his proposition be
accepted, he w HI at once enter Into a toatractln
accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
I. (lo this guarantee must be appended the ofllcUl
certificate ec?iON DFL1 IVFRY kc
I INSPECTION, DF.
All Hav contracted for un
, All HAy contracted for under this advertisement
will be rigidly Inspected, and such as do not prove
of a good sound merchantable qualltj will be re-
tecteJ
.r.Vni'nt ,obema,!'UI "!!le0-mf I'1.0"0!..11
contract,
nr n innn thereafter as tho Denot Ouar
termaster shall be In funds
Any intormamy mine Liu, or noo-voniormauce
with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure
1 the refection of tha nronosal
Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot, or at
one of the Government Whanes In the city oi
Washington.
The Depot Quartermaster rcsen es to himself the
rigm to rejcci any or an puis mat nemayueemioo
men.
D H RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
deo 6 dtDl6
TY
FFICFHS' AND SOLDIERS' GOODS
rUNSION U SCOF1ILD,
John ut, New Yoi k,atul 307 E tiieet, neat i UUi Ji
Full assortment of Military and Fa net Goodi.
Chevrons, Flan, Glotea, Stationer, and genuine
Sperm Army Oil, Gun Polish, etc. Full stock of
Hreworks. Bole agents lor the Colorific.
803 E streetjuncture Pennsylranla avenue,
nor 21 lm.
X
X X VllKAM ALR.
The undersigned has the pleasure of intotmlac
thecltliensofWaihlnrtonand the vlMaltr,tha(
he has been appoints 1 sole Agent (or the etteMated
.T X X CJWAM ALE AXD rORTF.H.
The superiority of this Ale Is so well known that
the demand
ma tor it i
has been rapidly Increasing siace
Us Introduction Into this
citr. tt is aireaut used
iv a Un
a large number of prlr ate families In the Dlitrlct
if Columbia.
XXX OIIKAM XtK
Is brewed exprenly for family use and contains
none of the deleterious substances which are so
frequently Introduced into the maaufactare ot Ale
and Porter to aaalit fermentation, i
XXX CREAM AtX
Is particularly recommended as a t mild as well as
pleaiant tonic. -', , '
To penoni sufterlng from the loss of appetite the
XXX Cream Ale Is Invaluable as a tnost agreea
ble itlmulant, giving a healthy and vigorous action
to the itomach.
XXX OR J? A AT ALU
Is highly recommended by the Faculty, of Philadel
phia and by the principal phjslclani bf Washing-
A-- Y 01tRAr Ahti
Is put up in pint and quart bottles and small kegs.
iur lAini.r use, rou istiriiTereu io any pari oi me
city, free of charge as li alio the moat superior
uuaiiii iii wiiucuwiurri
S. WERTIIKIHKR,
463 and 464 8ei enth street,
Basement, opposite P. O.
N. B. XXX Ale and Superior CtdashUways on
urnuKm m v4 nnci set enin si rem. saiemenT,
noT 20 Iro
M' T L E It ' OOlpDS.
Protliloai, -
Hams, I
Dried Beef,
BeefTonguei, t
Cheese, i
sardinei,
I- ngllsh Plcklei, Chow Chow, etc.
Worcestershire Saiice,
Leiter's Wine Bitters,
Old Brandies,
Madeira, sherry and Port Wines,
Holland Gin,
Lemon, Ginger and Raipberry Syrupi,
Champagne Winn, various brands,
Aiaorted Preierrei,
Jellies,
Old hlikiea, a large stock In eaiei,
An anortment Cataupi, Canned Frulti,
Potted Meats, Soupi.Condensed Milk,
Ctgari and Smoking Tobacco,
Brandy Chernei,
London Porter and Votch Ale.
For aale by .
NORRIS CALWELL It CO.,
313 Pennsylvania arenue,
nov 30 1m Opposite WUUrds Hotel.
riXWACCO AND SEOAR ATARBIiaUSE
WILLIAM OROHSE,
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL EtKALEH IN
TOBACCO and SEQARS,an4 MEERSIIAUM PIPES,
Corner of renntylvanta avenv and birth sf.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Hating recently enlarged my place of bualness, I
am uow prepared to offer to the citizens of Wash
ington the best brands of Tobacco and Sevan, at
wholesale or retail, cheaper than scan be bought
eiscwner in ine cuy.
LA FAVORITA BUEXO,
ELEQANTEES,
LA TUSCAt
FLOnDEMATO,
LA ESPIXOLA,
Are excellent brands, and tvery loter of good Se-
gaxs are iu mi liirm.
Also. Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, wholesale
and retail.
WILLIAM GROSSE,
nor 30 liu Cor. Penn. are ana sixth at.
NOTICE.
JtiDdE Advocate's Orrtct,
Washington City, D. C.Nov. 10, 1MX
Applications bating been made by ladies, to go
to their friends and famlllei In the South, notice is
herebv rlTtn tnat ali aDDllcanta muat make a writ
ten statement to this office, verified by osth, be
tween this date and the ISth day of December next,
cuing ionu .
First. The name, age, and rcitdedce of the appli
cant. SmoiiJ. The date when she came within the mil
ttry lines of the .Untied States, for what purpose,
and where aha hai since resided.
Third. The place she desires to go to, and the
purpose, or odjmjj iuctbui.
Tha nersons to whom leave mar le muted will
1m sent with suitable escort from Waihlnrton to
the United States lines tn Virginia, with iuch per
sonal effect as shall be allowed to pass.
No person will be allowed to take more than one
trunk or uackaeaof female wcarlnf annArpl.wctarh.
Ing not ov er one hundred pounds, and subject toln
i spec tlon j and any attempt or frhrt to smuggle con-
iraoanu propeny wui lorwit uia stuns, anu suDject
the party to Imprisonment during the war.
L, C. TURNER,
nov It Major and Judge Adtocafe.
Edward Evcrett'a lie ply tp sua Eugllsh
Lord.
v poetical ruMr.
What have wain Amerloal
We've wonder great and grandi
We hare the essence of the earth,
The cream of erery land.
Our mountains are magnificent,
Our rh ers are immense.
And each man has a kingly style,
If not a king's expense.
Our ships ar known to ail the world j
The farms tannot be beat i
Our titles, full of luxury.
Are famous for the neat.
We'i e orators and authors, too,
With Intellects of forcei
We'te railroads scattered eerywheret
And one Profenor Morse.
Our girls hat e beauty, wit, aud grace,
1 he 're charming, sweet, and ml
But, then, the grand tt thing we nave
U known as great OAK HALL,
Where the fall and winter stock of flrit-ciisicloth-lag
Is now ready In extra abundance and greatest
variety. All the new-st) le Ot ercoats, Sacks, Busi
ness Coats, Peg-top Pants, &c, selling at prices so
low that e erybody will buy and be satisfied
J. BRUCE A CO,
(Oak Hall,)
No. 464, bet enth street sear F,
nov VI dt J aril Tu o doors below Smith's
"pilOPONALH FOR DBEF CATTLE.
;alku riiuiusALS are invited until the S2d
lyiaa the L'nitea
1th B.ouo head of
Statea Subsistence Department wl
The Cattlo to be delivered at Washington, D C ,
and each animal to a erage 1,300 pounds gross No
cattle admitted that welj
umiitea that weighs less than looo ivounds
gross. Hellers, Mars and Bulls not wanted.
The first delivery to be made on or about the loth
day of Januarj, lata, or as soon thereafter as the
Government may direct. 600 head of Cattle per
Heekwlllbe r quired to be delhered under this
contract.
A bond with good and lutUclent lecurlt) will he
will be retained until the completion of the con
tract ProuOSlIl frotU contractors who ham nreitniulv
failed to comply with thslr bids, from disloyal per
sons, or where the bidder Is not present to respond
to his bid, will not be considered.
The names of firms should be stated In full, with
the precise addren of each msmharnrth.. hrm.
Payment tp be made In certificates of ludebted-
uriB, ur uuku umcr luow asuovernment mar nate
lor disbursement
All bids to be accompanied by two ruarantees and
ilirtaotatfl tn fVil. A. BPrVWITlI at V n - r at
U S. A , Washington, D. C, and endorsed "Prop
sals for Beef Cattle."
Form of Guarantee
We, , of the county of , and state of,
do hereby guarantee that la able to fulfil the
contract In accordance with the terms of his propo
sition, and that, should his proposition be accept
ed, he will at once enter into a contract In accor
dance therewith
should the contract be awarded himi we are pre
pared to become hla securities
( 1 his xuaraatee must be aDnended tn ei-h bid. l
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the Qfrtafcertlflcate of the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United states Dia-
Iirici Aiiorue).
Bid which do not comply with the above will betrjected.
deofl
ry E
T E A S I I
T K A Silt
SPICKS!
GROUND
COFFEES!!
TOUACOOBll!
A large Imolce of the Above artlclea are now
being received, and for sale by
D. J. BROWN,
Commission Broker,
No. K, Washington Building,
Seventh street and Penn. atenue.
8UTLEHB TAKE NOTICE!
Teas in V pound packs.
Teas In t, S, 10, 13, 18, 18 and 20 pound boxes.
Canned Tomatoes 1a 9 dot en boxei.
Canned Peaches In 3 doxen boxes.
Pickles in 3 doien boxea.
Cuih Dropi In ii pound papers.
Gum Drops In S pound boxes.
FUlilns In boxes and H boxes.
Pepper In 3 ounce papers and la t gron boxei.
English Mustard tn pound papers and cans.
English Mustard In X and 1 gross boxes.
Preserj ed Cherries In bottles.
Figs In H pound drums and t pound boxei .
Lemon Syrup tn bottles.
PLUG TOBACCO,
FINE-CUT TOBACCO,
CIGARS.
For sale by
D. J. BROWN,
No. 8, Washington Building,
Senth street and Penn. aienue,
Washington, D. C.
no 6
riH THE OFFICKIIS OF THE ARMY.
Just arrived, by direct Importation per steamer
Fulton, from Furope. a very fine and large assort
ment of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, and Tele
scopes, which I will sell a tery little above the
cost tn Paris As to the qualities, there are none
superior to be had, having been selected purposely
for this market. Alio, a large and well-assorted
stock of Opera Glasses, Microscopes gold, sliver,
and steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses, suited to the
sight by the uie of an Optometer. A considerable
number of certificates to be seen at my office, from
gentlemen who hare beensultetl at my establish
ment.
425 Fewtsylvanta avenue, between Fourind-a-half
and Slztft streets.
My Establishment Is sip atalrs.
Glamt fitted to suit. The trade supplied.
Oct 10-ly
PROSPECTUS
or Tile
WEKKLT NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned commenced. In the month
of December, 1800, the publication, In this city,
of a weekly,naw5pper, called the Xationtl Re
publican. It Is printed on a large sheet, twenty-seven
by forty-two Inches, aud la furnished at the low
prices stated below.
It contains all the original matter nf the
Daily Xationat Republican, with tho exception
of local news not Interesting to country sub
scribers. It will give full reports of the proceedings of
Congreas, and of the other Departments of the
National Government.
It contains all tho newa of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, Ac, fcc, aa well as an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
the effort will be made to establish the charac
ter of tho Xathnal Republican os a Family
Newspaper.
iiusuuigiuu unug ihih wirteuirai point oi i
the current mlllt.rr omr.tlons. treat attention
will be paid to furnishing the readrra of the
.... .. .... . . .
National Republican with full, aud especially
with accurate, aevounta of tho progress of the
war for tho Union.
In politics, the paper Is Republican, sustain
ing the Administration of lit, Lincoln.
There Is no other Republican paper In the
District of Columbia, or In the lclnlty of It,
and It Is believed thst recent events have opened
to such a paper an important sphere of useful
effort. The time Las come, when the actua
administration of f ae Government upon Repub
llcau principles wll explode tho mlsrtprcaeu
tatloua which hard made those principles a
dlstatcful to the South.
But It Is not only here, and In this vicinity,
that the projectors of tho National Republican
hope to make It useful. To the whole country
they oBer a Journal which will discuss national
politics from a national stand polut, and which
will never bo swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure of local Interest,
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Payments always in advance.
When a Club of subscribers has been forward
ed, additions may be made to It on the same
terms. It Is not necessary that the subscribers
to a Club should receive their papers at the same
post office.
Money may be font arded by mall, at our rlsl.
Large amounts can bo remitted In Treasury
notes, or drafts on Boston, New York, Phlladel -
phla, or Baltimore; smaller amounts In gold, or
In notes of solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAQII & CO.,
Washington, D. C.
ttTnE OaiLT National Republican Is
published every morning, (Sundays excepted,)
t .v. Miwlni rati...
at the following rates;
One copy, one) ear
(3.50
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One copy, six montha
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15.00
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l.ou
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TyATKIi NOTICEj
In eousequence of the lownessof the wsterln
the General Resenolr It will be necessary, unless
great economy of water is practiced, for the tio
ernment soon to shut orfthe supply to cltliens en
All'persons are, therefore forbidden to u.e the
hydrantsonPennsylvanlaaenue,oronanystreets,
or avenues under the care and supervision of the ana aaioon nas been changed io a uenurnieu'. ,
Commissioner of FubllcBuUdlngs,forwaterlngthe I taurant. The Ladles who will fstor hlin with
streets or paiements, or for any prlt ate purpose their Patronage will and, ou the second I loor, a
whateter. i handsomely furni.hea lleceptlon Boom, In which
And all persons using the water are urgently so. Mrs. Qatii will be hsppy to recelie thelror
llclted to be as economical In Its use as possible. I ders. mtranc. by the PrU ate Door.
B B. FBENCH, I . C. OAUTIFB,
sepao Commissioner of PubUo BuUdlngs. nov5s-olm S53 Pennsylvania avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
C IB CLE INSTITUTE,
' FOR YOUlfQ LADIES,
No. 01 K Strict, Near the Circle.
TERMS, per Quarter of ten weeks Quarter
commencing at the date of adminlon i
FlementaryClaiies In Enrluh - - 00
Advanced Classei in I ngllih Literature
and Science Included 00
Elemental-) Clanei in i ngllih, French, and
Music .... 12 00
Advanced Claises In Fngltih, French and
Muilc .. it oo
Extra charge for Spanish, German, Italian. Latin,
and other Languages.
Dr. ZAPPONE will rive Lectures, and otherwU
aiilst, whenever he can ipare time from hlamedi-
oc 3 MRS. A. ZAPPONF, Principal.
GEORGETOWN FEML SEMINARY I
MISS IIABHOVEH'l.
A BOARDIN(TAND DAY SCHOOL,
151 West Itreet.
The duties or this Institution will be resumed on
the 8th of September. Circular! maybe obtained
at the principal bookstores In Washington, or br
addreisinrthe principal,
U SI 1 1 R91U
M J, HARROVER.
"pnOPOBALM FOIt WOOD.
DEroT Quartermaster's Orricc,
Corner Eighteenth and G streets,
Washington, D. C, Deo. 1, 18fi.
Sealed Proposals for Ihedelhery of file thou-
nuu i,i.wvi i-uru, ui uuu in i ne uo rem men I win
be recelied at this office until 'Ihunday, the elet-
,uiiiiiiuu.jvi m-vriuurr, low, m twelve (121
nVlfvk m.
Ill m l a"Wjl f rt K tiAttit .niiml B...4 fe.Ab-L.s1
four (4) feet long, and split tn the ordinary size of
The Wood to be delivered in th rltv nf IV.. h.
Ington, at luch points as the Depot Quartermaster
ahall direct. corded In ranks four u ft Mark, .i
lUery not being considered complete until io
corded, measured and lnioected.
An luaprcior wm oe uesignaieu on the part of
.. uu.i.ii.siiTu. u lu.pvn .uu mriiure mr woou,
uu ui.u uuri uui luuiurm io iflf ADOre SltevlU'
cations will be reiected.
All to be delivered on or before the eleventh
(11th) day of February, 1801.
rat lurm iu iw miue upon ine completion ot the
wuuiv tuuiiaabit
Proposals.
The full name and post office address of the bid-
urr uiuai ajijirnr in nv propoini
If a bid is made In the name of a. Arm. ih nmai
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal of the nartv
slfnlnr. It,
Proposals from dititrval paiiitt vilt not be contldered,
and an oath of allegiance must accompanreach
'opbsalsfroi
Drooosltlon.
Projaosals must be addressed to Capt.
Edward
k. uni-i. Auiimui wusnermaiier, v. a. Army,
Washington. D. C, and should be plainly marked
" Propoiali for Wood "
Guarantee.
The reiDOmlbllltr Of the ruirintnn tnu.t ho
s. Army,
ju. v. v., uu aqouiu oe piaini'
Is for AVood "
Guarantee.
ponslbtiltr of the rusrsntors
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest Dlitrlct Court or f the United States Dls-
trlct Attornev.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should tt be awarded to him, must be guarantied
br tWO rCSnonSlblfl nerson!. whnan Irmatm-aa
to be appended to the guarantee, end said guaraniee
Bidders must be Dreaent in iMrnn trhavn th hMs
are opened or their proposals will not be consid
ered. Bonds In the sum often thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
iliv Willi nbl.
Form of Guarantee.
e, , of the county of , and state of
-nj , of the county of , and State of ,
do hereby guaranty that Is able to fulfil the
contract in accordance w 1th the terms of hla propo-
lllnn an.4 that hiuilillil.u..lit..l rL.'t
sltlon, and that, should hti proposition be accepted,
ne win ai once enier into a contract In accordance
therewith. Should the contract be awarded to him
we are prepared to become his sureties.
To this guarantee must be appended the official
crriiuiHie itvir uiruiiuaru.
Tho Depot Quartermaster resertes to himself
io rirni in
: reject any or all bids that he may deem
too high.
JMJWAHLf 1 MAH1Z.,
Captain and A. Q. M., U. S. Army.
eve anu eau.
deaTness.
impaired" sight.
noises inthe head.
Affections ofthe THROAT.
DISEAiFS OF THE AIR PASSAGFS.
CATARRH PULMONARY
i . '".'?.,"u" "re '"'" ana sacm.iuur
....,
DR ON MOSCHZISKER,
Oculist and aurist,
377 Penn. avenue, opp. Wlllards.
S3 Numerous Testimonials can be examined at
uiivuivr. iruui viticua ui tVauninglOu
ry-AIl surgical operations to restore SIGHT
anu riLAHinu penormeu. nor 10 im
XTO
TICK
TO THE PUBLIC
IN GFNERAL
(i 03U N 0 U K HTAUIUNT
fs
a 4 i
PKNNSl I.VAMA A VKNCK,
SOUTH SIDF,
(Formerl) of New ork,)
Has the Name and Fame of being one of
i THE REST RESTAUR AXTti IN TOWN.
cj-Ghe us a trial, and Judge lor our-elf -v
i ' erythlng in the House is of the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Don't forget the number,
JIT Pennsyh snla at edue,
bctw een Tw elfth and Thirteenth streets,
mar io South side.
N
E W INVENTION
or
ARTIFICIAL CLFOPLASTIC BONE Tt ETH,
without metsl plate or clasps, by
DR. S. B. SIQESMOND,
OH) Broadwa) , New York and 160 Penn at enue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts ,
WASiirsaTOv, t. c,
Calls the attention of the public to the follow tux
ad i ant ages of his lrnpsot ed sj item:
lit. The teeth of his manufacture will net er cor
rode nor chsnge color by any acids, and are three
fourths lighter than an) other.
2d No teeth nor roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be Inserted over them
3d The roots tt 111 be made lno&enslt e ami net er
to ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as nertiutucnt
ones can be made Immedlatelt . thurebv tiresert Ing
the natural expression
1 tho oUrt.if Is uc
oi ine lace, ttnicn, unuar
uentlv dljfi.ru red
ftth Thta uni-lt haa b(Mn nillv trateil. farmer fit e
I years, by many of the tint chemists and ph)sklu.i
Ol litis nuu tuv uiu buuMif .
Dr. S. has also intented a white Indestructible
metal filling, tt ith which the most sensitive teeth
can be mieu wimout pain, anu can uuim up it rer-
r.cl sound tooth on any side root., uhlch will lsat
through a lifetime
He refers to the following gentlemen: Dr. V. Motti
I VTt uvrcmua. rruira.ur u viicuii.iijt iiun. .
Msnn, Jun l Capt. Crahtree, ice President of the
Fmlpatlon Comjianjr of New Vorki Hon. Judge
w , nej or the Su'pr,'me Courtl vl waihington, D.
Dr. Doreinus, rrolesior ol I'nemuirri iion. a.
I ana inou.snus oi uiuvr.
Call and examine for ) ourselt es nor B-ui
i "V "TICK D I N NHH S
HUPPKIIS.
Xl
ii.ii., rni.i huii .'uu.io iinitit
I The Subscriber, at the urgent request of the Clt
liens of Waihtogton and the Public generally, has
now resumed his out-slde family business, in the
supplying of
DIKNEBS, PARTUS, SVTPERS,tMi.AT PISHES,
&nt to ant Dart ofthe Citr at the Shortest Notice.
and will be superintended by the Subscriber In ier-
1 he proprietor wouldalw begleate to lemlnd.
his Patrons ol this bran.li, that the late atore
OPKBIt'B 8 AKD DO I WINK.
roac, and rotrm tea.sold,
OF CHOICE OPORTO OKAPE,
fob riiTsiciANs" esc,
For FemaUt, WtMy Pawn, ml Jruatidt.
1,-
CVT-
Fa ery family, at this season, should use the
SAMBUCI WINE,
Celebrated tn Europe for Its medicinal and benefi
cial qualities as a rentle Stimulant, Tonle, Diuretic,
and Sudorific, highly esteemed by eminent physi
cians, used in European and American Hospitals,
and by some of the first famtllf in Europe and
America.
AS A TONIC,
It has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system, being entirely a pure wine of a most
valuable fruit,
AS A DIURETIC,
It Imparts a healthy action of the Glands and Kid
nej s, and Urinary Organs,rery beneficial In Dropsy
Gout, and Rheumatic affections.
SPEEIVS WINE
Is not a mixture or manufactured article, but Is
pure, from the Juice of the Portugal Sambucus
frape, cultivated In New Jersey, recommended by
hemlsts and Physicians as poasesilng medical pro
perties superior to any other V lnes in use, and an
excellent article for all weak and debilitated per
sons and the aered and Inflrm. Improving the appe
tite ana oeneniing isoies anu cnuurrn.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because it will not Intoxicate aa other wines, as It
contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors, and
Is admired for Its rich, peculiar flavor, and nutritive
(roperties, imparting a healthy tone to the digest-
e orgam, and a blooming, aoft, and healthy ikla
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
A few well-known gentlemen and physlclani who
natetrieaire wine:
Gen.Wlnflei 1 Scott.U.S A.
Dr.WllsonJlthit.,N V
Dr Ward, Newark, N.J
Dr. Dougherty, Newark
N.J.
Dr. Marcy, New ork.
Gov. Morrsn, N.Y. State.
VT4 H.i;niir3n,r4..iiy.
Dr. Parker, N Y. City.
Drs. DarcykNtchOll.New
ark, N. J.
ur. raisi, rnnaaa.
art-Nona renulna without the alanatureof MAL
FRED SPEER, Passaic, N.J.," Is ot er the cork
each bottle
?-MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For aale by Druggists and all first-lass Dealers.
Trade supplied In Baltimore by WM. 11. BROWN
kBRO.
A. SPEER, Proprietor.
Vinevabd Panalc, New Jersey.
Orrici 209 Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
nor ly 'Agent for France and Germany.
TUST TUT OCR WKW STOCK, OF
fl Clothing from the People's Clothing store. No
460 Serenth street, near F. They out-wear aay
thing you can buy and they are sold so cheap at
J. II. SMITH'S,
No 4C0 Seventh street, near F.
I would advise all to come and buy their Clothln
at SMITH'S, No. 460 Seventh itreet.
It tou are wise i ou will come to SMITH'S. No
4S0 Seventh street, near F. opposite City Poit Of
flee, to buy your Clothing, Furniihing oooos,
Trunks, Hats, and Caps.
The PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 4S9
Seventh street, Is the best place In town to buy
rour Clothinr. Furnish inr Goods, Trunks, Hats,
and Caps. J. II. SMITH & CO, Clothiers, 410
serenin sireei.
Call soon and see our new stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothinr, which we are selling at very low prl
cei, at the PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 4S0
Seventh street, near F.
Rtent attraction! at No. 4G0 Seventh itreet. Hvr
tock of nothing just arrived, and lelllng at our
uiual low prlcei. J. H. SMITH fc CO., Clothiers.
p0 SbUeTCRin siren, anu corurr iwrnucin ircn
and Tenn avenue. '
Great bargains In Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Hats, Capa, Boots, and Shoes, on the corner ol
Twentieth street and Penn. avenue.
SMITH h CO , Clothlets, First ward, cor. Twen
tieth street and Pennsylranla avenue, Is the cheap
est place In town to buy your Fall and Winter
Clothing.
Call at the' First Ward Clothing atore and get
your Fall and W inter Clothing-, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoes.
SMITH ft CO , Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth itreet and Penn. ar.
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, comer of
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy your Clothinr, Hats, Capa, Boots,
and Shoes cheap, corner of '
went let h street am
i
Pennsylvania avenue.
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seps
so am
4 TTKNTION, SOLDIERS AND STJT
J LERS. Having Just completed our assort
ment of Camp Furniture, we would now respect
fully Invite the attention of Soldiers and Sutler i.
Our assortment comprises In part the following
Camp goods, til
Camp Chests for mess of from four to six, Camp
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Cots, Camp Mattresses,
with all other articles of Camp Furniture calcula
ted to make a soldier comfortable. All of which
ulll be sold at the very lowest, cash prices at
GREEN it WILLIAMS,
su 21 No 626 Seventh street, corner D.
q O M E T II I N Q N E IV .
TRY IT.
Now is the time to buy your Fall Clothing, at No.
460 Seventh street ( where you can find all the latest
style goods, at Northern prices
11.1 f hot for set enth street. No. 460. Alargeln
toiceof Clothing, at tery low prices, No. 460 Sr
enth street, near F.
A new way to save Goldl Buy jour Clothing at
No. 4C0 set enth itreet, oppoilte Post Office, at 10
per cent, below the market price, In Treasury
notes.
smiih'a. N.. icosetenth street. Is the cheapest
house in town to buy) our Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats, and Caps.
sepSo Im
N
r A T I II N A !
LOAN.
THE NEW
TIITATT YEAR SIX PER CEST BONDS
ofthe
U .V TE It STATES,
(Known at " Ftte Tmntiti.")
The COUPON BOND3 In auma of 60, ,100, ,t00,
and ,1,000,
The RrUISTFRED BONDS In sums of $30, ,100,
,600, ,1,000, and $0,000,
(Inltrrtt commenrino at Aate QfpureAaif,)
FOR' BALE AT TAH BT
JAY COOKE CO., Bankers,
453 Ftftmth ttrtrt.
Theac Bonds aro the
Cheapest Government Seccritt
now In the irarlcet.
Inlertit jayoU innnnuiiry
IN GOLD
1. equli alent, at present price of coin, to
8 Per Cent In currency.
noi 26-tf
DO OV KNOW IT1 If ou do not, call at
SMITH & BEALL'S, No, 301 Seventh street
nesr K street, and buy ) ourself a nice suit of Cloth
ing from them, as the) sell cheap.
SMITH la UEALL,
Clothiers,
No. 301 Set enth street,
novai dtjant Near K street
I ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALUD TO OUR
!j new stock of Fall aud Inter Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Hals. " 'AI.Lfc co ,
se 26 9m Clothiers, No. Ml Seventh street.
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