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'as DAILY RATIONAL, RKPUBUC-JI,
. ia (nbllshad tytrj morning (Sundays excepted)
, by W J. Mtmtion A Co., tad la tan-shed to
city subscribers (by curlers) at 88 cent, per
month.
Mill subscribers, $3. SO per annum) 13 for
six month, and II for Hum months, Inverts
bit In advance.
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Once a wesk ailutUsemenU. charged aa new
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Eight llnss or lew constltut. a square
Aarrrtlseroenta should be banded In ot nine
o'clock p. m.- . t,
VOL. III.
WASHINGTON, -D. C.,' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 18(52 .
NO. 14:
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A flapper at Alexandra Daunaa'e
A writer In Bcntlcj'sJitttKafip thus describes
sapper given by Alexandre Dnmasi
"yesterday, at eleven o'clock In the arming,
a crowd of artists, literary, and even' learned
men, as also of pretty women, friends of the
poet-romancer, crowded the gronnd Boor, which,
decorated for their reception, was danllng to
contemplate. The most beautiful gilt mediae
ral statuettes, works of modern fancy, detached
themselrcs all round from the garnethuod pa
fer hangings, which were here and there sober
y rellered by great golden nUi whilst on the
rest chimney the antique "Thief," In bronze,
four to Bre feet In height, raising up Ita arms
between two Immense china rases, lowing over
with flowers and leaves, heaths and creepers,
seemed to applaud the great Venus of JIllo,
who, white and serene, stood opposite, to him
- on the top of a sculptured pedesta1,domlnatlng
U the- other statues.
" "An oaken frieze extended from the floor to
-the height of the elbow all round beneath the
garnet-nued paper hangings, our one side of
which was an admirable Gothic prU Ditu with
colored sculptures of the Annunciation) on the
other, a slde-tabl. loadod with bronzes of Baryl,
crystal, and China) at each side an Algerian
divan f beyond oaken arm-chairs carved In
pointed arches, and on each side of tho Venus
of Mlto, who stood opposite to the fire place,
were tyro colossal Jare full of plants and flowers.
Ample curtains, of a deep-toned scarlet, hung
before tho three windows and the doorway.
These were spoil brought away by the poet
from the shoulders of smugglers of Malaga and
of Seville, to whom they served as capes during
the day and as beds at night.
"In tho centre of the floor, covered with a
great Java mat, with many colored designs,
was extended the terrible sdoIIi of arrest white
bear of the lev ocean, that had perhaps seen the
brave and unfortunate Sir John Franklin pass
by under the Arctic Pole. , And, then(1over all
these beautiful thuurs. lmaeine floods of lleht
poured forth from Lampsof all forms and by my
riads of wax candlca, modern lamps with ara
besqnes, antique candelabra, In the style of
louts xm., fixed to reflecting mirrors) In the
centre a lustre or uonemian glass, witn leaves
of green enamel, and lotus flowers In opal with
golden stems.
"But It Is time to go to supper) the oysters
are opened. Let us descend Into the little win
ter earden. which the noct had constructed and
decorated, where was before the court-yard of
the bouse. Figure to yourself a light dome of
gtass, ciotnea witn grscczui cumDers ana creep
crs, tropical plants with exotic flowers amid
wnicnuumnungDirasiuneaioanairo, wnust
nightingales warbled In the leavea t burning
lampe and candelabra twisting their golden
branches amidst the follagei and lastly, boneath
this vault of light and verdure, a feast of Bel
shazzar. Snpper was laid for sixty t tho long
table flllexLthe winter garden and the vestibule
that preceded It, ancTwhlclr was adorned with
Chinese lanterns, Japanese rases, cabinets of
lacquer yataghans, knives and oilier arms.
"But Instead of the sixty guests that were ex-
fleeted, some eighty to a hundred had come. It
s always so at Alexandre Dumas's, where each
friend has a right to bring his friends to do hon
or to the French proverb. The great table had
the good fortune to possess all the, ladles Bel
gian, French and Spanish and they did Justice
to their host's hospitality. The viands, the
pates, the fish, the melons, the dishes of fruit
and flowers, circulated with a wondrous profu
sion. Rhine wines were poured out In floods as
an accompaniment to oysters of Ostend i the
Bcannedlddntvtoanearlr similar extent to
theatea d' Amiens ) champagne frapee attend-
eauponwaioDsiersj wnust me grapes or aiaia
era and the oranree of Valence were kent com.
pany bribe golden vintages of Xerxes, Val de
ten, Rota, and Fajercte, compatriots of the
aarpry irnlta and of the scnores and of the se
noraa who were Imbibing them In our com
pany." '" l
A Shot from the night Quarter.
It will be remembered In America and Eng
land that eight years ago, an "Address" was
sent to the women ot this country, signed by
,ha)( a million of their British sisters, Imploring
1 xaiem to use all their Influence to abolish negro
slavery In this country. This remarkable docu
ment, splendidly Illuminated on vellum, with
all the signatures, was bound up In twenty-six
folio volumes, and sent to Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, to be promulgated far and wide In Amer
ica; 'Among the 'ladles who first put their
names to the "Address" were the wives of Lord
Pslmerston, Lord'haftesbury, Lord Cowley,
the Puke of Bedford, the Duke of Argyle, Earl
Russell, Baron Parke, Lord Ruthvcn, Mr. Glad
stone, and other well-known British celebrities.
The-husbands of most of the signers to
this address having1 thrown all their Influence
In favor Of the South against the North, and
bolstered up slavery with all thelrpowerful sup
port, Jjrs. Stowe baa written "A Reply" to
this "Address," which will appear In the Janu
ary number or the Atlantic Monthly, .and she
will lay before the ."many thousands of the wo
men of Great Britain," In her forthcoming pa
per, the inconsistency of their appeal. It will
be a document that will stir the English heart
or we are greatly mistaken 'In the trenchant
power of Mn, Stowe's eloquent pen. .V. 1.
Eve. roil..
Rcllcffbr tha a ueashlr. Operatives.
$190,000 ALREADY CONTRIBUTED.
Good nrosress Is maLlmr In the subscrlDtlon
of funds for the relief of the suffering operatives
In the cotton manufacturlnir districts of Eng
land. Ichabod Washburn, Btate8enatorof Has-
sacnusetta, naa written to tne nrm ofjUarsu,
Brother & Co., of this city, to nut on board the
ship Hope, offered by R. P. Buck ife Co., at his
expense, one nunarea tarrcis or nonr ror the
sufferers.
Gerrit Smith adds one thousand dollars to tbo
International Itellef Fund. Joseph Bhlpley gives
a like sum. '
The subscriptions reported up to last evening
were as follows t
International Relief Fund, $80,219 30
Produce Exchange Fund, 20,825 00
sruisn nesiacura r pna, io,joa w
Total, $119,337 90
Theee figurea are understood to be exclusive
of some miscellaneous onenngs, a. r Awn
ing Pott.
Tbb Lino est IIotkl in tbk Wqrld. The
LlodeU Hotel, at fit. Louis, la finished, and la
the largest In the world. It la equivalent to
eight stories high, contains 515 rooms, 31 par
lors, ST acres of plastering, 7 acres of flooring1,
33 miles of bell-wire, 91 miles of base-board,
12 miles of gas. steam and water pipe, lmlles
or 1,080 yards of hall. 810 windows, and 14,000
feet of painted Imitation of cornice. The quan
tity of bricks used in the building Is 8,000,000,
In the basement there Is a railroad running the
entire length for the transportation of heavy ar
ticles, and above are two Bteam. elevators for
lifting fuel and baggage from the ground to the
floors above.
Silver Coin in Canada. Tho Montreal
OastU mentions jtaat upwards of $50,000 In
United States silver coin wero Imported lately
by the American Express Company. Paring
the past two months the average dally" receipt
has been 930,000 worth a day. At first the sil
ver was easily worked off Into the country In
grain purchases, but now the farmers are ro
turnlng It, and the market has become so gtut
ed that the brokers aro buying It at M to 3 per
cent, discount.
A Rkbil Colonel Resigned. CoL Daucan
K. JlcRae. of North Carolina, former Consul
at Paris, has resigned hi commission In the
rmy, because, as he says In a letter to Governor
vance, ne can no longer, consistent wun nis
sense of dignity and self-respect, serve the Gov
ernment of the Confederate States,
The editor of Th Alta California has been
presented with a sack of potatoes, containing
three only, each weighing 20 pounds 1
pSXIIOMII PENSIONS II
"Noattomev t-UI se regarded flf kavina Med the
neceuar. declaration and aMiatUt, aa contemplated
, In lb srcflm of tne act, tains lie FOKJll, a
veil at th instruction qivtn in Ihil pamphlet. ARE
STRICTLY COMPLIED If IT II CoMMtuiOBCR
or Pensions.
"The Manual of fVnilon. Bountr and Bountr
Lead Laws." Dubllshed br the Morrisons, Wash.
burton, D. C., Is tha ONLY book saw published,
iUXtherOKAfSuwhlch are exact npitt of thosa
prescribed by the Pension Offloe. No other Manual
to be found In the market nss taem.
If rou wsnt a RELIABLE OVIDE In making
up your Pension, Bounty or Bounty Land papers,
as to FOKAf, as well as substance, enelos. on
dollar and ffli centi and send to W. H. fc O. II.
Morrison, Wainlntton, a. c, anu tne nook win
be sent by mall to any part of the United States,
Toataot Paid. nor 2ft eodStAwIt
NOTICE O J tTlEB-S KESTAVRjtNT.-Tha
subscriber and proprietor of this welt-known
and lonseitsbUshsdRestsursnt Is hsppr to Inform
Ms numerous friends snd patrons thst he has suc
ceeded In msklng tha necessary arranrements In
the Restaurant department, which enables hlra to
comply Wlin ins urgent reque.i. di u
Washfnrton and the publto t-enerally.
eomplr with the urcent requests of the citizens of
rssninzron ana we puDuo Kenernur.
Inasmuch as he has completed the refitting ofthe
upper part of the establishment for the aooommo-
illouol Keniiemcn wi.hidk private ,
iratHJ ABU SVri'LHS, fc ,
arranxemsnts hare been made to supply the tsble
from the merkets of I4sw York snd Philadelphia
(danj.
'AMEyFlSll. EAST RIVER OYSTERS,
1 the ttcucacie of the teaton.
witn
And all the
A cnoice Beiection 01
WfVFC UQbORS. and HAVANA CIGARS. If..
from the old-r UbtlihpdhouM of A. BlolDfcrAv Co ,
(oppoilte VVHUrd'i,) will b found eoMUntlj- on
Uml. C. OAUT1ER, POFirr0,
nor 2 olm 363 Pc ontflrtaU renu .
NoTicsu-MHaeji or congress and
STRANQkRS VISIT ISO WASHINGTON
Will And it much to their advantage and personal
comfort (If rooming out) to take their meals at this
well-known and long-established hestaurant. The
subscriber has spared no expense In reflttlnr hla
entire establishment, which la Intruded exclusively
for a Unit-class Gentlemen's Restaurant, where may
be found all the comforts of a private home, and on
very moderate terms.
Gentlemen are particularly requested to call be
fore making arrangements elsewhere.
C. QAUTIER,
nor 29 olm 283 Pennsylvania avenue.
NOTICEa DINNKUH, 8 UPPKIIH,
Balls, Private and Public Parties.
The Subscriber, at the urgent request of the Clt-
tiene oi Washington and tne ruDiie generally, naa
now resumed his outride family business, In the
supplying oi
DINNERS. PARTIES. SVMERS,-ME AT DISHES,
fint to anr rtfti-t of tha Cllr at the fihorteat Notice.
and will be superintended oy the Subscriber 1q per
son. Tha proprietor would also beg les.e to remind
hla Psatroni of this branch, that the late Store
and Saloon has been changed to a (.entlemen'a Res
taurant. The Ladies who win is.or mm wun
their Patronage will find, on the Second Floor, a
handsomely furnished Reception Room, tn which
Mrs. Gavtieb will t. hsppr to recelrs their or
ders. Entrance by the Prll afe Door.
C. GACTIER,
nor 39 eotm S3 Pennsylvania avenue.
N
ATIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
SIX PER CENT. BONUS
ofthe
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATF,
(Or after lit e years, at option of the Go, eminent.)
TUB COUPON BONDS.
In sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
.and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
TUB RBOISTBRED BONDS,
In sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONF. THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOU3AND DOLLARS,
INTEREST COMMENCINU AT DATE OF PUR
CHASE,
And payable semi-annually
IN GOJ.D.
These Bonds are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
The Interest, at preaent price of coin, being equiv
alent to fen LENT, in currency.
FUR SALE BY
JAY COOICE CO.,
BANKERS,
499 PI ft ecu til Ntreet,
DEALatatattN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOThS,
ttVTVt l CERTIFICATES,
ARMY AND NAVY VOVCHERS,
COIN. CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
aee io u
I
-piipPOIALS FOIl WOOD.
Dcror tJuAHTiK A? En's On ice,
AiaTaniit-lai- V . Iai. Its 1JUM
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receded at this
office until Wedneedai, the l?th instant, at 13
o'clock a., for the delivery to the Co. eminent of
ten thousand (10,ou0) cords of wood.
. The wood to be hard, sound and merchantable,
4 feet la length and split la the usual manner. De
liveries to be made In the city of Alesandlrla,
and along the llnee of the Loudoun and Hampshire
and Orange and Alexandria railroads, at such
points on said roads and within said city, aa the
Depot Quartermaster inaj dl recti and not to be
considered complete until the wood shall have
been corded In ranks, four feet high, and Inspected
and measured. The whole of the wood to be de
livered within forty days after the date of the con
tract. A Government inspector will be designated
to measure and Inspect the wood, who will reject
such as does not strictly conform with tka above
specification!. ,
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
whole eon tract.
The full name and .post ottlce address of bidders
must appear In the proposals, and also the names
of all parties eomposing a Arm of bidders.
An oath of allegiance must acoompanj each pro
posal to insure Us consideration.
Proposals 'must be addressed to Capt. C. B Fer
guson, Assistant Quartermaster V. 8 army, Alex
andria, Va., and plainly endorsed " Proposals for
Wood."
GUARANTEE.
Thefollowlnsformof ruaraDtretnusitairiiMiinnanv
each proposal, signed by two responsible persons.
whose resDonslbilltv must be shown lr the otflcla
certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court or of a United states District Attorney
Bonds In the sum of fifteen thousand dollars will
be required of th succesful bidder upon signing his
contract, signed by the bidder or bidders and his or
their guarantors.
tot hi of Guai unlet.
We, , ofthe county of , and State of ,
and , ofthe county of -, anil Mate of, do
herebvruarantvthat is able to fulfil his (.on
In .nnpitani.n with thit tasfiTiB fit hlfl nrnniaaj
and that, should the same be acieutrd. he will at
once enter Into contract In accordance therewith.
i enter Into contract in accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded to him, we are I J ... , .. ... ...
prepared to become his sureties Payment to be made upon the completion or the
To this guarantee must be appended the official contract, or so soon thereafter as the Depot Quar
rtlflc.tebo,ementloned. ' I'TMSW, ,.
ThAunaerairnea reserves ine rutin Toreecianv
and all proposals for informality or exiesslve
npi,
Capt. Ain't Quartermaster, u. 8 A.
deo U-dtd
I7DWARD LVCBTTj
It Uookbluilcr,
No. 971 Penn. Ave , Washington, V. C.
Books bound In every style Turkey, Worooco,
Russia and Calf, Je 7.
DO YOU KNOW IT 1 If you do not, call at
SMITH a. BE ALL'S, No. 301 Seventh street,
near K street, and buy yourself a nice suit
Clothing from them, as they have just received
new and splendid assortment,
nov 21 dtjanl
yj BTcath itrtet, near FitrtttheGre, Br
orFsiihlOD, whre fouean find th twit out and mada
Clothiof for Man and Dojra' wear that tho taarktt
can produce, and our prldei. for eharapnt? and du
rabtlltjr of our goodt, defj1 competHloo. (Our
neighbor Smith, two doora abovr , 10 long noted tor
aelllBi clothing leu than aojr houa In tbt city, In
a private conversation, acknowledged to ua that
our Boyi Clothing wai the beit made and cut good
ha eter aawand, if tha oltliena af Washington
were posted tn the goods I have toy atora would
be overrun with ladles and gentlemen In want of
clothing, and I only wish to have you ealland ace
our beautiful assortments of clothing, and I think
that our prices and goods will more than pay you
for calling at the Leading Clothing- House, No. 4 A4
Seventh street, near F afreet, two doora below
Smith's.
Everybody knows Smith, but, instead of calling
at hla place, come In two doors below.
N, B I bare a special word to say to the Ladles,
that 1 oanplease them better than ever In Boys'
Clothing, aa my stock excels anything I ever had.
J. BRUCE k CO ,
Formerly at Odeon Hall,
nov 3t iltjrxol Now at Oak Hall.
AC A n D.
Oak Hall Cloth i no Room.
Mr. Bruce, formerly at the Odeon Hall, has now
onenedanew store at No. 4M Seventh street. Just
below Smith's, where he haa a Una selection of Men
and Boys clothing at very low prices i ho is desi
rous of havlnr all nls old customers call on him. as
tney can ouy gooas at lower prices man any oiner
eiorvio invciiy. si. onuv.w ,
, Clothiers,
No. 40 Seventh street, near F.
Call and see Mr. Bruce, at No. 44 Seventh street
near F. a
Mr. Bruce has a line Stock of Clothlnr for Men
and J3oye' wear, at No. 464 seventh street, opposite
VII T aVUSi VaUCV,
Mr. Bruce la the man to please tha Boys to Cloth
lnr, at No. 44 Seventh street.
Kverybody knows that Mr. Bruce can sell Boys'
Clothing cheaper than any one else. No. 464 Sev
enth itraMt. ODDoalta Cltr Poat Offlcfl.
For Men and Boys1 Clothing call on Mr. Bruce, at
Oak Hall, No. 164 .Seventh street, between and F.
Mr. Bruce Is the man to please you In Boys' Cloth
ing, at Oak Hall, No. 464 Seventh street, opposite
City Post Office. se 2i-3m
GRAND ADVANCE OP TUB ARM Y OP
THE POTOMAC, and all the stores are cry
ing up the prices of their goods but SMITH fc
BE ALL, No. 301 Seventh street. We are able to
sell good clothing nearly as cheap as eter. We
have been fighting against high prices for the last
year, and our stock now Is good, and we are able to
sell at low prices.
SMITH Is all the time In the market picking up
goods at old prices, and that Is one reason we un
dersell all others. We hwe the means and ability
to sell cheap, and we will do It, as our customers
want Good Clothing at low prices, and we are just
the men to sell it to them. A call is solicited at the
CHEAP CLOTH ISO HOUSE of
SMITH at BEALL,
Clothiers,
Ho. 301 seventh street,
nov 31 dtjanl First door below the market
"IITUO HAYS SO J We say that our store In
1 T the First ward may not have caused a com
motion, but do say that we are running off an Im
mense stock of Clothing at the Leading First Ward
7 Store, corner of Twentieth street and Pennsyh anla
avenue, but who ever saw a store where a Smith
was that did not do business, and the reasnals,
they always sell their goods too theap. That Is
why they are alwaj s poor. (W ho e, er heard of a
Smith getting rich 1 Ineterdld)
We are determined la furnish all the First Ward
with Good Clothing.
Everybody had better come soon and buy, as our
neighbors, In a similar business, say that we can
not stand It more than ninety days longer selllog
goods so cheap, but we have a very large lot of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes left, and
we are determined to run them on at great bar
gains, at Headquarters for Clothing in the First
Ward, corner of Twentieth street and Pennsylva
nia avenue and No. 460 Sei enth street.
DO, 21 dtjanl SMITH & CO.
pnOPOSAIaH FOR HAY.
Depot QiMMinMASTEn's Omile.
Corner ISth and G streets,
I Washington, December 0, lb.
1 tritrn pnnpnsna win k .! uat . .hi.
office until TUESDAY, the ISthday of December, at
13 o'clock M., for furnishing tha Government with
lour tnousana (,uwj ions oi nay.
Hat to be good merchantable timothy, put up
In bales, and dell , ered at two thousand (2,ooo)
pounds to the ton.
Dellverr to be made In the cltr of Washington
within twent)-flie(S5)dajs om the date o the
contract.
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will be rebelled for the uudrcd (UW)
ions oi nay iuu upwarua.
The full name and post office address of the bidder
must anuear In the uronosal.
If a bid Is made In the name of a Arm. the nainea
.of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
I considered as the Individual propoialof the partner
sKU.Ilg II.
Proposals roaiutsiojal parties will not be con
sidered, and an oatk or ALLcaiANiE must accoh-
PAHT EACH PROPOSITION.
Proposals mutt be addressed to Colonel D H.
Rucker. Quartermaster U. S. Armr. Washlnxton.
D C, and should be plainly marked ''Proposals for
nny.
GUARANTFE.
The abllltyof the bidder to All the contract, should
It be awarded to him. must be guarantied by two res-
nsinie persons, wnose signatures must Deappen
d to the ruarantee.
led to the guarantee.
The responslbllltr1
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States Dls-
trlet Attornev.
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or ineir proposals win not De coniia-
erea,
Bonds equal lu amount to half the sum to be re
cetved on the contract, signed by the contractor and
both of his guarantors, will be required of the sue-
cessful bidder upon signing the contract,
As the bond must accomoanvthe contract.lt will
oe necessary lorine piuueraiu nate ineir uonu.v
men with them, or to ha. e bonds slirned In antlclna-
tlon and ready to be produced when the contract Is
UKDCU.
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon applies-
iDDllca-
tlon being made at tills oftlce, either personally, by
i ai iiiib oiiicp, rum
egraph.
Form of Guarantee
lener, or oj teiegrapu,
We,
, of the county of , aud State of
, and . of the count) of , and State
of- -, do hereby guarantee that Is able to
fdllil a contract In accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that, should his proposition be
accepted, he will at once enter Into a contract in
accord a nee therewith
Should the contract be awarded him. we are rre-
i pareu to Become nis securities
I (To this guarantee must be appended the official
eeruncaie aoore mrmioneu i
I INSPECTION. DLLIYFRV. fcc.
.i i All Ha contracted lor under this advertisement
t will be rigidly Inspected, and such as do not prove
wl" be r
piaKooaiounu wrKiiauinimrquauii) wm w rr-
....,.,,, ... ,i.v .UH. ..uuu...y. ....
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I the rejection of the
with the terms oi this advertisement, will ensure
he rejection oi the proposal.
Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot, or at
one ofthe Government Wharves in the clt of
Washington.
The Depdt Quartermaster reerv es to himself the
right to reject any or all bids that be may deem too
high.
D H. RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster
dec 6 dtDlS
FF1CFHS' AND SOLDIERS' GOOD.
I FUNSTON l SCOFIELD,
John a , bew York, and 803 ttreet, near II UjrrfY
Full assortment of Milltarv and Vnnev (laada.
Chevrons, Flags. Gloves, Stationery, and genuine
I Sperm Army Oil, Gun Polish, &c. Full stock of
' lurnuiaM. ovic acuta iui iud tvviorinc.
SOS E street, juncture Pennsylvanu avenue.
nor 27 lm
X
X "X CHBAli ALK.
The understmed has the ttleasureof fnformlne
tha cltltens of Washington and the .vicinity, that
he has been appoint et sola Agent for the calibrated
XXX CHRAM ALE AND PORTKR.
The suDerlorltr of this Ale Is eo well known that
the demand for It haaeeu rapidly Increasing since
Its introduction Into thla cllr. It la alreadr used
by a large number of private families la the.Ustiict
of Colombia; - - -- (
X XX CRS AM ALU
la brewed expressly for family uw and contains
none of the deleterious substances which are ao
frequently introduced into the manufacture of Ale
and Porter to assist fermentation.
XXX CREAM ALB
Is particularly recommended m a mild aa well aa
pleasant tonic.
4jj persona euaering irom ina loaa oi apperne in
Xaa Cream Ala Is lnvaluAhle aa a moat arrA
ble stimulant, giving a healthy andtlrorous acuon
to the stomach '
XXX ORE A At AhB
U hlchir recommeoded by th. Faculty of Phlladel-
ton.
XXX OH HAM ALU
is put up in plat ana quart bottles and small ken,
for family use, aad ts delivered to any part of the
city, ires oi cnarrei as is also the most snperlc
quality of Bottled Cider.
s. wrsrirwEn,"
see and set aerenti street,
Basement, opdosII. T. o.
N. B. XXX Ale and Superior CUar always on
uiaucut m .au . ..Tenia .van, mommMMi.
novao-tm 7
3 V T Ia b n GOODS.
Provisions. 4
Hams, f
Dried Beef, '
Beef Tongues.
Cheeae.Tr
Sardines,
Fngllah Pickles, Chow Chow, etc.
Worcestershire Sauce,
Lester's Wine Bitten
Old Brandies,
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines,
Holland Gin,
Lemon, Ginger and Raspberry Syrups,
Champagne wines, various brands,
Assorted Preserves, " '
Jellies,
Old Whiskies, a large stock In casaa,
An assortment Catsups, 'Canned Fruits,
Potted Meats, .ups. Condensed Milk.
Cigars end Smoking Tobacco,
Brandy Cherrtee,
London Porter and Scotch Ale.
For sale by
NORRIS, CALWELL tx CO ,
311 Penney! vanla avenue,
nov 20 I m Opposite WiUarda Hotel.
rpOBACOO AND SEGAR WaRBHOCSE
WILLIAM OROSSE,
WHOLESALC. AMD X ETA IX DBALXR IN
TOBACCO and StGARS.cndMEERSUAVM PIPES,
Comer of JVntuyfvonM avtnvt and Sixth it.,
WASHINQTONi D. a
HavlnaTrecentlrenlarredmrnlacaof business. 1
am now prepared to otter to the citizens of Wash
tngton tne best brands of Tobacco andSegart, at
wholesale or retail, cheaper than can be bought
eisewncre in to aij.
IA FATORITA BVRNO,
ELEQANTEES,
IA TUSCA,
FLORDEMAYO,
LA XSPINOLA,
Are excellent brands, and every lover of good Se
gara are to test them.
AUUi DUigIU UUM(W U, BUI aVUSUI) WAUinslK
id retail.
WILLIAM GROSSE,
nor 20 lm Cor, Peon. ave. and Sixth at.
N
OTICK.
JUUOE ADVOCATE'S orricE,
Waahlnaton Cltr. D. C.Nov. IS. 16S3.
AoDllaatlons bavin: been made br ladles, to eo
to their friends and families in the Bouth. nottcels
hereby .riven that all amilUaat must task a writ
ten statement toUl offloe. verified by oath, be
tween mie oaie ana in Tin,aay oi lweemoer neav,
tttlnr forth
First, me name, age, ana residence or th appli
cant.
aeoono. Tne eat wnen aa earn wnain tne mil
itary lines of tha united states, for what purpose,
UU WlMfP aWa U NlWf ITHUfliirf
Third. The place she desires
purpose or object thereof. '
Tne persons W whom leave u
to go to, and the
Dersana to whom leave tnav be (rented will
besentwltk aultahle aavorttfroisi Washington to
the United State Hate In Vlrglala, with such per
sonal effects as shall be allowed to pass.
No pvrsoa will be allowed to take more than on
trunk or package of female wertnapparel,wIgh-
ing not over aunarva poonae, sum auiuee io in
spection 1 and aay attempt or taTntt to amuggle oou
traband property wlU forfeit th aamei and subject
in pany a unpruKWiurnt Bunog iwwu.
In c TTJRNCR.
nor IT Major and 'Judge Advocate.
Kdward Bverett'e Reply to an Kagllaki
Uird.
av POETICAL rilMf.
What have w la America I
W'ye wonder great aad grand)
We have the essence or th earth,
The cream of every land.
Our mountains are magnificent,
Our river are Immense.
Aad each man has a kingly atyle,
If not a king's a pane.
Our ships are known to all th world
The farms cannot b beat j
Our cities, run of luxury:
Are famous for the neat.
We1! e orators and authors, too,
With intellects of force l
We've railroad scattered every wher
And one Professor Mors.
Our girls have beauty, wit, and grace,
They're charming, sweet, andraUj
But, then, the eren&at thing nave
Is known aa great OAK RaLL,
Where th fall and winter stock of flravclass sloth
ing Is now ready In extra abundance and greatest
variety. All the new-style Overcoats,Sacks, Busi
ness Coats, Peg-top Pants, ike , selling at prices so
low that everybody will buy and be satisfied
J. BRUCE at CO,
(Oak Hall,)
No. 464, Seventh: street near F,
nov 21 dt Jant Two doora below Smith's
-pilOPOSALB FORDKKF CATTLE.
SEALFD PROPOSALS are invited until the 22d
da) of December, t&Oi, for supplying the Inlted
States Subsistence Department with 8,000 head of
Beef Cattle on the hoof.
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington. D C ,
and each animal to average 1,300 pound gross. No
cattle admitted that weighs less than rooO pounds
The first dellverr to be mad on or about the 1
day of January, i&3,oras soon thereafter as the
Government may direct, coo head of Catile per
week will be r quired to be delivered under this
contrast
A boner with good end sufficient security will be
required Twenty percent, of thepurchase noney
win ne retained unm ins completion oi tne con
ProDOstala from contractors who hava nrevliuslr
failed to comply with their bids, front disloyal per
sons, or wiirrr iuc muurr is not present IO rnpunu
tn hli bid. will not be eonif drJ.
The names of arm. should be stated In full, with
the precise address of each member of the tiru
Payment to bemad in certificate of indebted
ness, or such other funds as Gov ernment mar have
fur disbursement.
All bid to be aoeompanled by two guarantees and
directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, A. I). C , andC. S
U. s A , Washington, D. C, and endorsed "Propo
sals for Beef Cattle."
Form of Guarantee.
We,.
-,of the county of , and State ol-
doherebv guarantee that Is able tofulnl the
contract In accordance with the term of bis propo
sltlou, and that, should his proposition be accept
ed, h will at once enter Into a contract in accor
dance therewith.
should the contract be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become hi securities.
(Itils guarantee must be appended to each bid )
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate or the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or o( the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Bids which do not comply with the above will &erccL
deofi
fl fi , fl ll ' . ill i nf ' i m
jh '- i - T K A a I I rt, n n ,
T E A S I I I
8 F I C E 8 I
GROUND O O F r K E8II
T O U A CCOBIII
A large Invoice of the above articles are now
).ng recelred, and for sale by
D J. BROWN,
Commission Broker,
Ho S, Washington Building,
Seventh street and Penn, "avenue.
SUTLERS fA'rtr NOTICE!
Teas tn X pound packs.
Teas In 6, S, 10; 13, it, 19 and 80 pound boxes.
Canned Tomatoes In 3 doien boxea.
Canned Peachea In 3 doien boxes.
Pickles In 3 doien boxes.
Gum Drops In X pound papers.
Gum Drops tn A pound boxes.
Ralelne In boxes and Jtf boxes.
Pepper In 3 ounce paper and In 1 gross boxes.
English Mustard U X pound papers and cans.
English Mustard In H snd 1 gross boxes.
Preeerved Cherries In bottles.'
Figs In itf pound arums and I pound boxes.
Lemon Syrup In bottles.
PLUG TOBACCO,
TINE-CUT TOBACCO,
CIGARS.
For sale by
D. J. BROWN,
c tio. S, Washington Building,
Seventh street andFenn. avenue,
Washington, D. C
no o
fX THE OFFICERS OF TUB ARttT.
Just arrived, by direct Importation per steamer
Fulton, from Europe, a very fine and large assort
meet of Marine, opera, F110(G1ab, and Tele
scopes, which I will sell a r cry little above tha
cost In Paris. As to the qualities, there are none
superior to be had, baring been selected purposely
for this market. Also, a large and welVaaeorted
slock of Opera Glaatee, Microscope i gold, silver,
and steel Spectacles and Eye Glaatea, suited to the
eight by th use of an Optometer. A considerable)
I number of certificate to be seen at my office, from
gentlemen who have been suited at my establish
ment.
425 Ptnnifylvmnla avenue, between Foiir-and-a-
hafnd Sixth ttruti.
Mr EatablUkraenjt l-ir atalrm.
Otatttt JUtd to tutt. The trade .supplied.
Oct to iy
J
PROSPECTUS
or the;
WEEKXr NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
The undersigned commenced, In the month
of December, i860, the publication, tn this city,
of a weekly newspaper, called the National itV
pttbliean. It Is printed on a large sheet, twenty-seven
by fortj4wo Inches, and Is furnished at the low
prices stated below.
It contain all the original matter ofthe
Daily National Republican, with the exception I
ui iuvai uvwr uui luicrvvung w cuuuiry auu
crlbers. It will glye full reports of the proceedings of
Congreas, and of the other Departments of the
National Government.
It contains all the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, Ac,, fcc, aa well as an :
original correspondence from all part of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
the eSbrt will be made to establish the charac
ter of the National Republican as a Family
Newspaper,
Waahlngton being now the central point of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid to furnishing the reader of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with accvraU, accounts of the progress of tha
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper ts Republican, sustain
ing tho Administration of Mr. Lincoln.
There Is no other Republican paper In the
District of Columbia, or tn th vicinity or It,
and It Is believed that recent events hare opened
to such a paper an Important sphere of useful
effort. The time hsa come, when the actua
administration of tho Government upon Repnb
llcan principles will explode the mlinpreaen
tatlons which have made those principles a
dlststeful 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 offer a Journal which will discuss national
politics from a national staud-polut, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure of local Interest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Three copies, one year
Fire copies, one year
Ten copies, one year -
Twenty copies, one year
One copy, six months ...
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Five copies, six months
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300
6.00
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When a Club of subscribers has been forward
cd, 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 sam
postTfflce.
Money may be forwarded by mall, at our risk
Large amounts can be remitted In Treasury
notes, or drafts on Boston, New York, Philadel
phia, or Baltimore smaller amounts In gold, or
In note of solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH & CO.,
Washington, D. Cv
at the following rates-
One copy, one year -Five
copies, one year -One
copy, six months
Five eoples, six months
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XITATEll NOTICE.
In consequence of the lownessof the water in
the General Reservoir It will be necessary, unless ,
treat economy of water Is practiced, for the Gov-
HH CtOIHIUf HI HIIVI 11 MVI1VN. tUW I1W UU 1 '
foment sooa to shut olTtb. supply to cltlx.QS tn-
irunci
tirely.
mv,
All n.rson. ar.. thsrsfor. forbidden to u.. th.
1
hydrant, on Ienns Ivsnl. avenue, or on anjrstrsets
or avenues under the oar. .ad supervision of the
tommli.toner of Publlo Buildings, lor vsUrlnf ths
streets or pavements, or for aa) prlvata purposs
waai.vvr.
And .11 persons using the water ar. urgently so
licited to b. s economics! In Its use m possible,
B. & FRENCH,
sep so
Commissioner of PubU. Buildings,
EDUCATIONAL.
CIHCLE IN8rjTU-,
FOR YOUNO aLADIKN.
No. 01 K Stkeet, Near the CiacLE.
TERMS, per Quarter of ten weeks Quarter
commencing at th date of admission I
ElementaryClasse la English
Advanced ClaseeaJit Kaglieh Literature
and Science included
Elementary Classes in Fngllsh, French, and
Mualo -. i ! m
Advanced Classes tn EngUah, French and
Muslei - - . .
(100
too
13 00
1(00
Extra charge for Spanish, German, Italian, Latin,
and other Languages.
'Dr. ZAPPONE will aiva Lectures, and otherwise
assist, whenever he can spar time from hlamedl
cu prgicBiioa.
oo maa. a. AArrunr rnncjpau.
GCORQITOWN flMALft SlMIHARYl
ansa HAJiaorxa's.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
191 West Stseet.
The duties of this Institution will be reaumrdon
the 8th of September. Circulars may be obtained
at the principal book-store in Waahlngton. or by
adiresslngthe principal,
aug;o--i iambi
M. J. HA RR OVER.
N'
TO CHE PUBLIC
IN GENERAL
f I 0 S L I N 0
K E 9 I'AOBAMT
a a
a
T
!ft
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SOUTH SIDE,
(Formerly of New York,)
Has th Nam and Fame of being one of
TEE BEST RESTAURANTS IX TOWN,
Kr"Glre us a trial, and Judge for yourself.Cs
Everything In the House Is of the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Dont forget the number, .
aT Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
mar 10 South side.
N
UW IMVKMXION
or
ARTIFICIAL CLEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps, by
DR. S. D. SIOEBMOND,
910 Broadway, New Torkj and soo Penn. avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth st ,
WAtUUKOTON, D. C,
Call th attention of the publlo to the following
advantagei of his Improved s) stem t
1st. The teeth of hi manufacture will never cor
rode nor change color by any adds, and ar three
fourth lighter than any others
3d. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, aa the
artificial ones can be Inserted over them.
sd. The root will be made Inoffensive and never
to ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, a permanent
oaea ean be made lauaedlately, thereby preserving
th natural expression of th face, which, under
iv om jBieiu, m irvQucuiir uiaagurcu
8th. This work has been fully tested, for over five
yean, by many of the lint chemists aad physicians
of this and th old country.
Dra. ha also Invented a white indestructible
metal niliar, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be filled without pain, and can build up a per
fect sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
thraufh a lifetime
HereferstothefbllowlnggentlementDr.V.Motti
Dr. Doremus, Professor of Chemistry! Hon. A.
Mano, jun. capt. crabtree. Mo President or tn
Emigration Company or New Torki Hon. Judge
Wayne, of the Supreme Court, of Washington, D.
C t and thousand of others.
Call and examine for yourseivea. nov 8 em
A PPL1CATIONS for Duplicate f.a
Xl. wsarrskiii.
Application having been made under the act of ZSd
aiuuv, amsw, iu asm insiu. ua iud .aui , auiatuif
described herein, which are alleged to have been
losi or oes iroycu, nonce is nercor given mat, at
the date fallowing thedescrlptlon or each warrant,
a new certificate of like tenor will be Issued If no
valid objection should then appear.
No. W,7oe, for 120 acres. Issued under the act of
March, i860. In the name oi Arnold Harrington, and
was f ranted September 17, 1837 January 4, 166J
No. 83,4, for 1C0 acres, Issued under the act of
March, 1866. in th names of the minor children of
Daniel F. McCune, daeeased, and was granted Oct.
r.,1848 January It, 1803.
No. 100,847, for HO acre. Issue under the act of
March 1&&S, In the name of Ansel Allen, and was
granted March 13, ISW-January 18, 1863
No. 100,MO,for lfo acres, Issued under the act ol
March, 18&6. tn the name of Rachel, widow of Geo
Harner, and was granted January S, l8i February
B, 1863
No. 117,700 for 160 acres, Issued under the act of
March a, 1853, In the name of Wm. Crlsler, and was
granted February , 1867 February 33, 183
No. 9,666, for 80 acres, Issued under the act of
September, I860, In thename of Jonathan McHenry,
and was granted July 6th, 1861 March l, issa
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner.
troposais.
Depot QuAKTcnMASTcn's Or net.
Corner 18th and O street,
Washington, Dee 10, 183.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Saturday, December 20, 1863, at 13 o'clock
m.for the Burial or Persons dying while In the
military service of the United States, In the city of
Washington, and also within three miles of said
city, from the 1st of January until the sotb of June,
Specifications for all the requirements of such
burlaw can be seen at this office
PROPOSALS.
The full nimi and Poit Office addreis of the bid'
der must appear In the proposal
If a bid Is mad In the name of a firm, the names
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the IndUldual proposal of th party
signing It
Proposals from ditloyat partittwiU net 6 contid
ered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster U. 9. Army,
Washington. D. C , and should be plainly marked
"Proposals for the Burial of Persons dying In the
military service ofthe United States "
GUARANTEF
Th responsibility or the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or or the United States Dis
trict Attornej.
The ablltt) of the bidder to fill the contract,
should It be awarded to him, must be guarantied
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee, end taid guarantee
mui accompany the bid.
Bidder must be present In person u ben the bids
are opened, or the proposals n ill not be consid
ered. Bonds In the sum of one thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
in comraci
lot ni of Guarantee I
We, , of the county or, and state oi , I
and ,01th county of , and State of-, do
hereby guaranty that Is able to fulfil the con
tract, in accordance with the terms of his proposi
tion, and that, should his proposition be sccrpted,
he v. HI at once enter Into a contract In accordance
therewith.
should the contract be awarded to htm, we are
prepared to become his securities?
(Jo this guarantee must be appended the oUkUl
cerunciie auoi e mentioned i .
ITl.c Depot Quartermaster le.ene to MLsbili
the right to reject an) or all bids that he ma)
deem too high rDWABrj l. HARTZ,
Capt and Ass't Quartermaster,!, 8 A
1:1 I S II SAHUKNT'H
1 AWNING, (LAG, AWD
U.YIOX TEXT FACTORY,
No. 530 Pennsylvania arcnui,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
SUTLERS' AND ARlCY TE.Yli
ON HAltD OB MADE TO ORDCR.
Awnlnn, Flsrs, Tents, Msll Bar Horse Cuter.
Sign., Wagon Cot rs, as , made at short notice,
my ft tf
N OTICK IS HKHKUY UIVEN THAT
th. Copartner.hlpJieretoIoreeil.tlng between
LYLE COFFIN I. thlsdsydl..ohedbrmutusl
consent. JOHN O. LYLE, ,
JphaG L)lestlU eontlnues tho business atth.j
Washington, July t, ISM. 'J33
SPKKRri AAIBtlCl WlrV.
suai,AD.rou,Aasou, '
OF CHOICE 0POKT.O, ORAPE,
ron PHrsrclANS'-usC, 't
For FrmaUt, Weakly Ftrnmt, and'InwMi.
- c VSiaBaaaaBaAlaelc
aJaPsaaarMgm jfaratatSk f
c aHE.JaSMilS'l i IttHaaa t
R " mLmmmmmWLwBrih tmmTmma. C
& rJBJpBJBJBija&aj2Q4
Every family, at this aeon, should use the
SAMBUCI WINE,
Celebrated In Europe for Its medicinal and benefi
cial qualities a a gentle Stimulant, Tonle, Diuretic,
and Sudorific, highly esteemed by eminent physi
cians, used In European and American Hospitals,
and by aome of the first families tn Europe and
America.,
A8 A TON1C,
It ha 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
neys, and Urinary Organs,very beoeflclal in Dropsy
Gout, and Rheumatic affections. "
SPEER'S WINE
Is not a mixture or manufactured article, but Is
pure, from the Juice of the Portugal Sambucus
grape, cultivated in New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists and Physicians as possessing medical pro
perties superior to any other Wines tn use. and an
excellent article for ail weak and debilitated pet-
son and the agea ana innrm, improving me appe
tite and benefiting ladles and children
A LADIES WINE,
Because it will not intoxicate as other wines, aa It
contain no mixture of spirits or other liquor, aad
is admired for its rich, peculiar flavor, and nutritive
FTOpertle, Imparting a healthy tone to the digest
ve organs, and a blooming, soft, and healthy skin
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
A few welt-known gentlemen and physicians who
nave ineu ire wine:
Gen.Wlnflel I Scott.U S A.
Dr.WUoa,Uthat.,N.Y
Dr Ward, Newark, N.J
Dr Dougherty, Newark
N.J.
Dr. Marc y. New tork.
uov. raorgiTi, n . sine.
DrJ R.CbIr W.N T City.
Dr. Parker, N.Y.Clty.
Dr Darcya.Nlcholl.New.
ark, N.J.
ur. ram, rnuaa'a.
rt-NoDerenuina without tha slrnatureof "AL
FRKD SPF R, Passaic, N J ," is over the cork
each bottle
O-M AKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For aate by Druggists and all first-class Dealers
Trade supplied In Baltimore by WM. H. BROWN
&.BRO
A. SPEER, Proprietor.
ViMEVAai Passaic, New Jersey.
Ofticc 208 Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
nov ly Agent for France and Germany.
JUHT TRY OUR NEW STOCK O
Clothing from the People Clothing store, No
460 Seventh street, near F. They out-wear any
thing you can buy and they are sold so cheap t
No. 4C0 Seventh street, near F
I would adtlse all to come and buy their Clothln
at SMITH', No. 480 Seventh street.
II you are wise you wtUotn to SMITH'S, le
eo Seventh street, near F. opposite City Post Of
flee, to buy your Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Hats, and Cap.
The PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 460
Seventh street, I the beat place in town to buy
your Lioining, r airnumog oooua, i un, mis,
ins,
410
and Caps. J. H. SMITH . CO., Clothiers,
Seventh street.
Call soon and see our new stock ot Fall and Win
V41I .uuu aaaa a m uui ... vvvu. hb rw a. -
r Clothing, which we are selling at very low prl
, atth PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 460
ter C
ces. i
Seventh street, near F.
Great attractions at No. 4G0 Seventh street. New
stock of Clothing just arrived, and selling at our
usual low pricea. J. H.SMITH h. COUothlers.
No 460 Seventh street, and corner Twentieth street
and Penn. avenue.
Great bargain In Clothing, FUrolaaiag Goods.
Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes, on the corner ol
Twentieth street and Penn. avenue.
SMITH h. CO , Clothiers, First ward. cor. Twen-
tuth atrast mnA PtnosThrtanlaanretiue. 1
aa,i,
s the cheap-
est place in town to buy )0ur tall and Winter
nothing.
Call at th First Ward Clothing store and get
your Fall and Winter Clothing, Hits, Cape, Boots,
and Shoes
SMITH a. CO, Clothiers,
Cor. Twentieth street and Penn. av
FIRST WARD CLOTHING HOUSE, corner of
Twentlethatrect and Pennsylvania avenue.
You can buy your Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
and Shoe chiap, corner of Twentieth trt said
Pennsylvania avenue.
sepsa im
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS AND SUT
LERS Hai Ing Just completed our assort
ment of Camp Furniture, w would now respect
fulif Invlt thai sattrntlon of Soldiers and Sutlera
Our assortment comprises in part the following
, Camp goods, vis:
Tables, Camp Stools, Camp Cots, Camp Mattresses,
with all other article of Camp Furnitur calcula
ted to make a soldier comfortable. All of which
will be sold at the very lowest cash prices at
, GRELN h. WILLIAMS
au 31 No. 636 Seventh street, corner D.
OOUETHI N ON E W
TRY IT
Now Is the time to buy your Fall Clothing, at No.
460 Seventh street, where you can find all the latest
atyle goods, at Northern prices
Ho r hoi for Seventh street, No 460 Alargeln
voice of Clothing, at very low prices, No. 460 Sev
enth street, near .
A new way to save Gold T Buy ) our nothing at
o. 460 Seventh street, opposite Post Office, at 10
per cent, below the market price, in Treasury
Smith's, No. 460 Seventh street. Is the cheapest
house In town to buy your Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats, and Caps. sep 39 3m
N
ATIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAH SIX tER CEKT. BONDS
. of th.
V X T TED STATES
(Known at " Five Tuentiei.")
The COUroN BONDS In sums of f&O, ,100, gSOO,
I and ,1,000,
I Ths ItEOISTERED BONDS In sum. of ,90, ,100,
two, ,l,ooo, snd $9,000,
(Inttrtit commencing el dc't of purchate,)
TOR SUE AT Tilt BT
JAT COOKE CO., Danker.,
453 Fifteenth Itreit.
Iheis Bonds sr. the
Cheapest GoviiumEST Seccritt
now In the msrket.
' Intettit payalle irmi-annvall
IN GOLD
Is equivalent, at present price of ooln, to
I V fin Cet. tn currency.
novastf
DO YOU KlaOW IT 1 I J ou oo not, call at
SMITH - BEALL'9, No. 301 Seventh strset
I nesr K street, snd buy yourseltanlce suit of Cloth
' lng from them, .s ther sell cheap.
SMITH h BEALL,
Clothiers,
No uat ieventh streert,
nov dtjanl Near K street.
T7SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR
I Jli new stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, Guts
Furnishing oooos, '""'J?, al 'ol CO
selo-Sm Clothiers, No. Ml b.Tto stmt