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g P aOIALlWOiTIO E
DR. X. VlfWS frtTM RmMt IB tl
Federal Block, corner of SerenU. and F etrette,
oppoelte Uii FMt and Patent Offices. Rooms
ad" 34, op stairs, Washington, D. C
AI .seeeeeofaprlTeUneiure treated In the
noet acIenUfla.men'aer,' and radical cum ef.
fected In aff case. BYPB1LIT10 AFFEC
TIONS, oonorrhosa, oleetJbtbict-
UBES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the rctnlt
of VOLUPTUOUS J) BEAMS, or an weak
neu of the GENERATIVE OROANStmm ant
cania'Whaterer, or how.lonr standing, thor
oughly and radlcallj cured) alao GOVT,
BREUMATISM, NEURALOIA, and other
SOXES and JOINTS SCROFULA,
BLOTCHES on the FACE, ERUPTIONStm
ih LnrBSinA BODT, and all other ERUP
TIVE DISEASES and DISEASES or the
BLOOD, from afatmr nw ley may have
arisen!
AFFLICTED AND 'UNFORTUNATE 1
No matter what jour disease, let no false del
IcacTprerentjon'froni applying Immediately
to Dr. Vdlny, who la acknowledged to be by
far the most BDOCUBrCIUTStCIAN In the
treatment of priTatsdiaeaae(.Fesr not to come
and mikekMwpyonrinUfortqoM, and he will
peadll; aSSf yon owyonrway rejoicing.
' SELF-ABUSE,
That drcadrareconret of the young, Indulged
la when) alone; "ducreyi' -the generalise
organs, units you for married life, producing
weakness of the back and limbs, lota of anima
tion and tnnscnlsr power, palpitation of the
heart nerroaa Irritability, lou of memory, mel
ancholy habits, Insanity, consumption, and
death.
TOUNQ MAN I In view of the dreadful con
sequences of delay, do not fall to make your
rase known, Immediately, to Dr. Vellny. Your
secrets with him are aacred, and you may con
fidently rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink of the grate, have been
brought back to rigorous health by his skilful
treatment.
MARRIAQE.
Married persons, or those eoutemplsllng
matrimony, who suspect themselves of Imro
rncy, seminal weakness, or any disease arising
irom a relaxed state of the genital organs,
whether the result of disease, Injury, youthful
ndlscretlons, or Indulgcnco of the passions In
riper years, ara earnestly entreated to place
themselves under the care of Dr. V. They may
rely with certainty upon a speedy cure, and up
on being restored to Rill health and vigor.
lie treats with entire success all dlsessca ol
femalea Mnchu ZEUCORRHEAor WHITES,
IUTSUS UTERI, &c, &c, and In every case
guarantees a perfect CUKE.
FKES moderate, and VISITS and COMMU.
NICATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFI
DENTIAL Fnscms calling see no one but the Doctob.
Those at a distance may be tbiatid by mail,
by sending a STATEMENT of CASE, &C, &c.
JJ .ov-
"IIXII.I.IAM FITCH,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
COaatS OF BIVIMn AXD BTRtZTS,
OppotUi tin FMt OJJUt,
WASHINQTON, D. C,
Proaeeutee Claims for Pensions, Bounty Money,
Bounty Land Warrants, Lost Property, Recruiting
ODeen, and all other Just culms aialnat Ihs Goi
crnment. Also, Patents procured for Inventors.
Special attention given to cases before the Court
iCTalma.
Fees reasonable la all eases, to wltt
In each Pension case, ,5 00
Bounty Money ease, aqo
Bounty Land case, a.00
Pay Culm, -.- J.O0
Widows and minor children who are poor, half
as .mi. laim inwfwno r CITISHEIT IS-
Dl.Ewr. freoof eharse.axeeDtinsrdlibitr..m.nt.
Correspondents will ke entitled to share the fees
In sll esses they sorward.
Consulting counsel, Hon. R. II. OILLKT, lats
United statu Solicitor of tha Court of Claims and
vnuc pouuior id. i reasury.
Sptdal Beftmea iy Ftrmiutoni
Hon. Richard Waltach, Mayor of Washington.
Hon. W. W.SeaUn,ex.M)Orof Washington,
LewU iohaaoa at Co., Bankers, Washlngtun.
Sweeny k Hurck, Bankers, Washlngtou.
Ex-Uoveraor Hunt, of Lockport, New York.
Judge Gardiner, of Lockport, New York.
Hoc John Ganson. Stat senator. Bnm.in. n. v.
Hn. Burt Vanhorn, member of Congress from
Hon. G. W. Clinton, Judge Superior Court, Buf
falo. Messrs. Hubble a D,vt Counsellors, Buffalo,
Judge Bowen, of Lockport, New York.
Judg. Woods, of Lockport, Nsw York.
Hon. T. T. FlagUr.ea-raeniber of Congress from
New Yora.
Hon. John Gsnson, President of the New York
and Erie Bank, BuSelo, N. Y,
BOaWKLIa MEDICATED
COUUII CANDY
or couans.
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS.
INFLUENZA,
, HOARSENESS,
And all incipient itaget of Cantumpllon.
For aale, wholesale and retail, by
,. .. . BOIWfctL, Druggist,
Cor. Maryland avenue and Sev.olh it.,
And z. D. OILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near Browns' Hotel.
Chsrles Alien, w. B. Entwlsle,
V. B. Clark, John R. Major,
L. M. SmIUi, B .C. Major,
II. H. Mcpherson, J. W. Nairn,
3. C. ForJ, J. D. O'Donnel,
J. P. MUburn, J, p. Dawson,
Charles stott D. U. Rldgely.
In Georgetown by Kldwell, Sothoroo, Sclisell,
and Barnard.
And by Drugglits snd Sutlers generslly,
an IS
nOIXTADLK MILLS POIl TIIK AI11IY.
Orrirc or Dcfot CoMMissaar
or Suaiirrcarc,
Waihlngton, D. C, Nov. , 1SC1.
Inventors and manufacturers are Invited till the
atrth December, I8CT, to present models and samples
ni Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
the use of the army.
The following are the essential conditions the
.mills must combine to recelie consideration when
presented by plan, speculation, mold and ample:
1st. Not to weigh over twenty-tlie pounds.
3d. The grinding surfaces to be of turr tione.
grooved chilled Iron or steel, and the general con
struction of the mill to be analagous to that of a
ixiffve mill.
l. Each mill to be eapaUe of grinding 60 pounds
of fine nour or meal per hour, and to be capable of
being worked by one man.
sth. Each mill to be so constructed, If necessary,
thst It can be separated Into two parts of enual
weignt, so as to be carried by two men should the
length of march, laik of trsosnortatlop, or fatigue
or the men, or other cause reader Its carriage loo
laborious for one man.
cm. Each mill to be capable of being attached to
-. auu.wuaiir, urancuouree, orsiaca 01 musaers.
Inventors will submit ttlani nM-lfl..llnna. np mn.1.
els of their mills, or sample of the mill itaeir, lu the
presence of a board of oflleers. They will be re
quired to present Indisputable erldrncesof their
mills combining the essenllsl conditions sbove
enumerated by seuslng the mill to be worked In the
presence uf the said bosrd.
"J.ml" Hf !r"ented eontslnlng all of the above
conditions, and Its eoit be sufflcleally rrssonsble
In the opinion of the Department to warrant Its
txuehase, a large oukr win vsry probably be
bought for the use otths army. '
v''dU!!l'"r ',,!rl,""0,' W'lr "O-3 O at.,
.. v....M.vv, nu ;n,
JUST 1UCCK1VKD OUR NEW STOCK OP
Fell and .Winter CLOTHING, witch we are
riling at very )ow prices, at
i ' f, l. a. beall a cas.
No. HI Seventh street,
scp U-tm between I snd K,
n AXTlMOn JLK9 JWO lUpftOtU.
PnaMiepef TriUftiflrwn Waakla.t.
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
- -" j itttweea
WAllUNGTOIf, BALTIMORE, AND THE WEST
will ran as follows.
It Daily Train to yWgto and 0 Wttt,
Tw DaUy Train Uivstek WatWn an&th ITI.
On Sunddvi.thrtt frcfM to Bolttmortand out to tot
BVrf foliownT.W i m., nd 1 nd 6 p. m.
Passengers for the WMfmika clot connection!
tVthlMJUMtloo(IUJi7)wltklhBjatlmr
and Ohio railroad, for ill points West, a lover rate
r ey f other IH.
f or nuMpHU n4 New rerfc Lear Washington
at a. m. 1 1 a. m., and p. m.
For AnnopolitVw Washington at a. m. and
t.SOp. 01,
FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
ami Statlona along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave Washington at and 7.40 a, m., and a.) p.
m.t and on Sunday at UO p. ra.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leara New Yotk at 7 a. m., Philadelphia at ll.JO
a. m., Baltimore at MS p. m Arrive at Waahlng
toa at B.W p. m.
Leara New ork at 8 n. m.. Fhlladetnhla at It 60
p. m.. Baltimore at 4 a. ni. Arrive at Waahlng-
ib ai w. n. m.
Leave New York at 11 o. m.. Philadelphia at S.10
a. m.. Baltimore at 7.40 a. m. Arrlre at Waahlnf
ton at 1 35 a. m. ,
Local Accommodation Train leave Baltimore at
10 a. m. and 0.10 p.m.f for Washington) arrtt e there
at is a. m, ana i p. m.
On Sundays at 4.V) and 7.40 a m., only, from Bal
timore. No Annapolis connection! on Sunday from Balti
more or Washington.
Paucngeri leivlng Washington at S and 7.40 a m.
and S p. u., make connections at Washington Junc
tion (Relay) with tralna on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, for all point writ of the Ohio river and
for all polnti alone the Ha of the Baltimore and
Ohio road, In Maryland and Virginia.
Tralni leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Waih
lnfloa dally, except Sundaye, at 6 49 a. m., and 3.40
p. m.
raascnger iraini .ravins nuuuiiua a . ,
11 a. m., and 6 p. m., and Baltimore at 4 SO and 7 4u
a.m. aadiM p.m.. atep nly at Annapolu and
Waahtnrton Junettoni.
War PaMenrer! muit take the Accommodation
TralnSonlr. W.P.SMITH,
nov 17 Maater of Trauportatlon.
ADAMS KXPTtKSB COMPANY,
Ofltce511 Pcuu. Kteuue.
WatMngtvn CUy, D, C
GKEAT EASTERN, NORTnEUN, akd WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
Merchaudlee, Money. Jewel ry Valuable!,
Not a. (Hoc hi, Bonda, fte
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
eceeealble aectlona of the count rr. Thli Company
hai Atf nclr In the principal railway towni In the
NORTH, EAST WEST. AND NUHTHWKST.
He principal oRlcea are
WASMXaToS',!). t, A. YORK, BOSTON,
rHTI.ADEt.rinAtBALTIMOnE,CIX-
CJXXATI, ST. LOUIS. LOUTS-
VILLK. LKXLYOTOX.
Connection! are made at New York and Boaton
with Unea forwardlnf to the Canada! and the
Brltiah Provlnoea, and with eteamihlp Unea to Liv
erpool, Southampton, and Havre, and thence by
European expreaeei to alt prominent eommerclal
town! In Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection of Note!, Draft!, and Bill! made at all
accrulbie prti ot the unite Maiea.
C. C. DUNN. Ajeat.
je 13 Washington, V. C.
COMES BItOtVN,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS.
Bonntles, Peuslons, Baels Pap. Oflleers
n..M.lili.B ll tkikatfllMaS STlshlaai.as
gVt-a; tj uuitigaai .. aaaa wsiava jiait aaaa.e.sei
aa;alust tti. Govemmcnti
OFFICE No. 118 SEVENTH STREET,
(Department Exchenge,)
WAsnlHOTOif. D. C.
Ami No. 3 Xfcrl itore, "rortwr or Broailaay,
oppottti Ctty Hall, Neu lor.
Refers, by permission, to
Hone, Hsnnlbal Hamlin, Vice President, Me.
Martin KelbOHcn, Mayor City of Brooklyn I AM
JahMann,Jr,Newlork City I John N. Goodwin,
M. C, Me. Thomas M. Edwards, M. C, N. Il. Ed
ward H. Rollins. M. C, N. If 1 Alex. II. Rice, M.
C, Mass. John B. Alley, M. C., Mess.) Alfred A.
Burnham, M. C, Conn.; Dwlght Loomla, M. C,
Conn.t John A. Gurler, M. c., Ohloi Jamee M.
Ashley, M. C, Ohio; Sidney Edgerton, M. C, Ohio)
John Hutchlns, M. C., uhlorJolm Covode, M. C,
ps.t Robert McKnlrht, M. u, ra. jusiiu a. mor
rill, M. C, VM John P. Potter, M. C, Wls. z.
cnanuier, m. u., mien. jamrs n. uiar, m. .,
Kansasi Cyrus Aldrlch, M. C, Minn.- Wm. Xel-
ma n" Sll . - err! ui..tA 1 HJ T a tAV.-.
lurr, Hie v.a ..lefUUta . m-VWU. -. '-'a a-aai.i -wnia
I N. Stratien, M. C, N. J.i P. U. Fouke. M. C,
1...I UWIU UIIUU.1U. . U. - assaiiiins us.
CMo ; Elbiits u. tspauiaing, M. C. N. V.i. Al
fred Kir, M. C, N. V.i Major General H. B.Inr.
yea; N Wrekolf, Eiq., Pree. Wllllaminort City
Bank. v ' JyTO-tf
XMTK1UOR AIKHNMKNTS.
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PAPER nANGINOB,
orAUeOaADiiANnraicEi.
Warranted Gold Band Window Shadeit Buir,
Green, and Blue Holland Shadet, all tliMj made to
order.
Alto, a handaome aaaortment of Picture Cord and
Taaacla, all alxea and colon.
Purchasing for caah, and allowing no old atock to
accumulate, pertoni needing the above goodi will
and It to their advantage to give me a call.
Altworkexecutedandiuperlntendedb) practical
men, who hat a aerved a rrgular apprentueahlp at
their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Fleaee give rue a call.
Remember the number.
JOHN MARKRITF.R,
No. 46 Seventh atreet,
Eight doori above Odd FeJlowa' Hall.
nov2-ly
riEETHI TEETH I
M. LOOM IS, M. D, the Inventor and patentee
of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attend! peraonally at
hlaofftoelnthla city.
Many pertoni can wear theae teeth who cannot
wear otheri, and no peraonean wearotheri who
cannot wear theae.
Feriona caning ai my omce can re accommotiatea
but to thoae who are particular, and with the pur
eat, cleaneit, itroogett, and moit perfect denture
that art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be
more fully warranted.
Roomi In thli city No. 333 renni)lvanla a.e
nue. between Ninth and Tenth itrecti. Alao, f07
Arch itreet, Philadelphia. mar inly
T1 U 1 L E DirpRE,
irox It All,
W40 Peunaylrania Aveuuc.
WholttaU ami Rttuil Deattr in
FINEST PAMILV ailOCKIHE?,
FRRXCUand QERMAX WJXKX,
LIQUORS, CORDIALS, CJIAMPAQXES,
RRAXDTfRU3f,aiXt
CIOARSand TOBACCO,
Ilea now on hand
a very Jin atsoilmnt of the above, at fair prlcei.
BUTLERS SUPPLIED,
nov 2$-TTfcStf
N
TRW AMD fUHPLIFIRDHRTIIOD FOR
pianu eUHTr; aho binuimu.
PROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI.
riANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
Hat opened Ladle and Gentlemen! Afternoon
(4 o'clock) and Evening (firo'clock) singing llaae,
on mot liberal terwt. Profeaaor Wolowakl will
alao explain the full theory of Muale and Reading
by Ma ayatem.
By Profraaor Wolowakl'a new method, a peraon
hat ing only a alight knowledge of muale will be
enabled, lu a cry abort time, To read muale with
great faellll), and eareule operatic ai well aa
claaaldal rautlc with rare perfection.
Aito the vocal part, by hit way of localization,
he arrive! at moat extraordinary reiulta, reuden
the voice powerful, and enabteithe linger to io
eallie with facility, accuracy, and fine Quality of
tone.
Prof. Wolowikl recelvei . Ultora dally from 10 to
II a m. and from to 4 p. m., at hie revldenee, lSo.
40t Tenth atreet, between E and F.
W. B. Children oier eight jean of age are ac
cepted, tletr Imd.
M
A INK AGENCY
A Nil
kOI.DlERU RVLIEF JKSWIATMN.
Office. No. 'jrts V atreet, cor. Thirteenth.
Communication! to be addreaaed to
J, W. HATHAWAY,
mate Agent,
oct 1ft tf Lock box 3, Waiblogton, D. C
rr-zs
llA,ttROADS? a,t,irf
XTBW,BOAT-lEWCAIt.
.-ar ron boiton, riaaaaaaan
MCW LONDON, NOKWICIt, and WOHCESTEI
1 SAILTi
(Sundays Excepted,)
t . At4fftkxktr. M.,
raoM
MER UK.IU FOOT Or VMTHV STREET.
Tha nsif and magiUucent steamer CITY OP DOS
vn, itu iviinjXf suniinBaurr, iranmw xuik
Taesdaya. Tbnrsdsys, aad 8stutdayst and fron
Nsw Lond.D Moadsyg, WMnenUysand Frldsys.
The uw sad mHinet nt stemne r CITY OP NEW
TORK, Tbotnas O. Jtwett, eommandfr, from New
Yerk Moodsys, WednetdsTS, and Prldarit froK
New London Tuesdays, Thursdays, and BMur
days. These two new stesmers hsve been built expreu
Ir for this route, with all modern Improvements, tn
eludlnr Water Tlcht Comnartment. sad are the
only steamers ever built for Lone Island Sound
with this crest llfr-preterTlns; Improvement.
Conductors accompany the steamers esch way,
Pasienrers proceed from New London Immediate
ly on arrlral of steamers, by Express Train to Bo
toa, Worcester, Lowell. Lawrence, ntchtmrg
Nashus, Coneord, the White Mountains, ae. ac.
Fanrnsera returnlnf from Boston leave the De
pot ofth. Boston and Worcester railroad at 6 an
p. M.. Worceiter 7 P. M.. srrlrlne at New London
ejo p. M.
rreleht taken at the Lowest Rates, and deliver
ed In Boston early the next day.
State Rooms la abundance can be had on boerf
steamers, or at the Boston or New York offices, tr
adranoa. E. S. MARTIN, Agent,
my-tf Mer S3, N. It.
GltKAT CEXTnAE. IIOUTE
ror ttie Vcat. via
UUDS0X TiirER RAILROAD and V2.1I
YORK qSXTRAL RAILROAD,
On and Am DcciMitm 9. 18C1,
Expre ii Tralna leave New York cite depot! ol
Hiidaon Hl er Railroad dally, Sun-aye excepted, ai
follow! i
From Chamber! itreet From -0th itreet itatlon
At 1a.m. At7.Ma.rn.
11 a. m., 6 p. m. ll.aoa. m., tt.Mp. m.
xisp. m. a.40 p.m.
Montreal and Btiffalo
Train with ileepinf 10 40 p.m.
can.iaiSp.ra.
Od sundajra, the followinf tralna will be run to
and from -0th itreet i The 10.40 p. m. tlerplng cm
train for Albany and Troy, and the .) a. m. from
Troy, and iM p. m. train from Albany,
Cunneetlnr at Albany With the New York Cen
tral Railroad for Schenectady, Rocheater, Utlca,
Batarla, Rome, and atatlona on Rome and ater
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuae, Niagara Falli,
Suipemlon Bridge, Auburn, Genera, Canaddalgua.
Tralni In connection leave Buffalo and Suipen
Ion via Lake Shore, Buealo and Lake Huron and
Great Weetern Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chleajro. Toledo, Mllwaukle, Fonddu Lac,
La Crone, Madlion, Prairie UuChlcn, Galena,
Dunlelth Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Uland, Muita
tine, Iowa City Burllnrton, Uulncy, Sprlngfleld,
Alton, Rt. Louf., Cairo, Terre Haute, Iniflanapolla,
LouiirlUe, Cincinnati. Da) ton, Columbui, Cleve
land, and all polnteWeit, ISorthweit, and South
weit. NORTHERN ROUTE.
Conaectlnc wltn Tralna at Troy, with Troy and
Bo t ton, and Rem, and Saratoga hoadi for Sarato
ra, Whitehall. Rutland. Burllnrton, St. Albana,
Home Point, PlMtiburj Ii, (JKdenaburtli, Montreal,
rf- Frelfht Arancementi by thli route at above
without change of can, from the Depot! In Cham
ten and Hudeon tree ta, are at all timet aa faTora
ble aa made hy other Railroad Companlei. The
fadlitlei of thii zrrsl New York Route, to ihe
Weat, commend It to the confidence of merchant!
and ahlppera for promptneaa and deipatch.
Paatenger Tralni. with Smoking and Sleeping
Can, run In conneilon on the New lork Central
Road.
For particular! at to local tralni and freight ar
rangement!. Inquire at the ilfpot.U Warren street.
A. F. SMITH,
dec 11 Superintendent.
lHIR RAILAVAV.
Paitengcr Tralni leaie Ha Paronla Ferry from
luut wi s,iiauiafrt- iirT-ii Miununi, iui
6 00 a. m. Mail for Dunkirk and Intermediate
atatlont.
Thli train remain! ot er nicht at riruira and nro
eeetlt the next mornlnr.
7.00 a. m. Expren, fur BiittXlo and principal In
termedlale at at ton t.
9 00 a.m. ai laC.da.ir.ror otiivine and interme-
uinie euauoos..
ia.14 p. m. Accommodation, daily, lor Fort Jervli
and nrlhciital atAtloni.
4 .oo p. m. Way, for Mlddlelown, Newburgh, and
iniermruuatv ainiiuai.
D oo p. m. Nlf ht Kxpreti, dallr, for Dunkirk. Bul
falo, Canandaigua, and principal atatlona. The
train of Sat unity runt through to BulTalo, but tloei
not run to Dunkirk.
7 00 p. m. Emigrant, for Dunkirk and principal
IKlaUiiei.
The Kxpren Tralni connect at Hornelliville with
railroad for BuitaJo, at Elm Ira with the Canandai
gua and Niagara Fall! Railroad, at Blngbamton,
with the Syracuse Railroad j at Corning with the
railroad for Recheater and ButlXloi at Great Bend,
with the railroad for Scranton, and at Buffalo and
Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Clere
ltnd, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, fco.,and
the Canada rallroadi.
CHARLES MINOT,
lep 13 General Superintendent.
)I(OPOSALS FOR OATS AND HAY.
DrroT QvAaTEnMAiTca! Orricc,
Corner Eighteenth and G atreeti,
Waihlngton, D. C, Dec. IS. tstS.
Sealed propoaala will be receUed atthiaotUce
until TUESDAY, the sidday of December, at 12
o'clock m., for furniihlng the Government with
(404,000) four hundred thouaand buahela of Oati
and (3,000) three thouaand torn of Hay.
Hay to be good merchantable timothy, put up
In balea, and delivered at (2,000) two thouaand
poundi to the ton.
Oati to be of a rood merchantable quality, put
up In bagi of about two buaheli each.
Oati will be received by weight at (K) thirty-two
pounda to the buthel.
sacki to be furnlahed without extra charge to
the Government.
Dellven to be made In the city of Waihlngton
within (2j)tvcnt).hedi)i from thetltteorthe
contract.
rronoaali.
Propoiali will be it eel, ed for (500) five hundred
torn of hay and upward!, and for (ro.iuo) fifty
thou ttand buaheli of oatt and upwardi.
The propoiltlom for the harandoa'a .euybe
upon the aarae paper, but muMbemaue entirely
dUlinct from, and without reference to, each other.
The full name and pott olTlce addreaa of the bid
der muat appear In the propoeal.
If a bid la made In the name of a firm, the namea
of all the partleimuit appear, or the bUwlll be
conaidered ai the Individual propoial of the party
ilgnlnglt. '
Propoaala from dMoyal partUi ui'f rot be contldfrrJ,
and an oath of allegiance muit accompany each
propoilt ion.
Propoaala muat be addrened to Colonel D. It,
Rt;cRcn,Uiartermaater, V, s. Army, Waihlngton,
D. C, and ahould be plainly marked "iToiaotala
ror Oati and Hay."
Ouaranfft.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
ahould It be awarded to him. muat I guarantied
by two retpontlble penoni, whoae algnalurei muat
be appended to the guarantee.
Ihe ret no nil tilt I ty of the guarantor! miut be
ahown by ibv ojpiial certldiateof the Clerk of the
neareat Dlatrlct Court or of the United State Dla
trlct Attorney.
Bidden muat be preaent In peraon when the bide
are opened or their propona! will not be conald
eid. Bonda equal In amount to half the aum to be re
ceived on the contract, aigned by the contractor
and both of hti guarantor, will be required of the
luoceiiful bidder upon algning the contract.
A the bond mutt accompany the contract, It will
be necetaary for bidden to have their bondamen
with them, or to ha. e bonda aigned lu anticipation
and ready to b produced when the contract li
algoed. Blanki for bonda can 1 procured upon
application lelng made at tniaonice, either peraon
ally, by letter, or by telegraph.
Form of Guarantee,
We,- , of the county of , and State of
a and . ,of the county of ,and ,
do hereby guaranty that la able to fulfil a
contract In accordance w 1th the ternie of hit propo
ilt Ion, and that, ahould hli propoilt lou be accented,
he will at once enter Into a contract In accordance
therewith.
Hhould the contract be awarded to him we are
prepared to become hli tecurltlei.
( I o thle guarantee muat be appended the ojflcial
certificate atore mentioned.)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, Ac.
All Oat and Hay contracted tor under thli ad
vertisement will be rigidly Inipected, and auch ai
do not prove of a good, lound, merchantable qual
ity will be reject d.
Vav ment to be made upon the completion of the
contract, or to toon thereafter ai the Depot Quar
ter maiter ahall be in fund.
Any Informality In the bid. or nonconformance
with the terma of thli advertisement, will lniure
the rejection of tha proposal.
Delivery to be made at the Railroad lVpot, or at
one of the Gov eminent Whvrvei, In the city of
it nuieJa;iuu.
Ihe Depot Quartermaater reervei to hlmaelf
the right to reject any or all bid that he may deem
too high. D, II. RUCKEH,
de la dtd Col. and Depot Quarter ma iter.
TjiAMe, AND 1VINTKR GOODS.
MILITARY AXD CIVILIAN.
WALL, STEPHENS At CO, are now opening
their Fall and Winter Gooda, embracing fine Drei
Coat, Doeskin Pant, Vesta, kc. A large and well
elected Stock or fine heavy Overcoat. We have
alto a complete assortment of Buslnea Bulls, matte
In the moat durable manner. Ortlcer will find our
Military Gooda dealroui to their want. Heavy
Woollen Blankets, for camp use at reasonable
price. WALL, STEPHENS Ik CO ,
341 Pennsylvania avenue, between
dtf Ninth and lenthttreeti
?VX&'WJ?T
' KAVTBcpAtirrtrrRKoTnbW5,lM
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT Will, until the fail
oi aWeemDer, low, receire propoeiiioni toe ,ne
treethm and eompletloa of a Wharf at Port Royal,
oath Carolina, la eoaformlty with tl KtaeraJ
peetfleettoaa herewith aceompeaylag .
Thepropotrttton mtut ttate the ttoee unonnt for
which the. wharf, derrleka, hotetlaw engine, eoale,
rail tracka, andean will be completed, aveeordinc
to the plana and apeetfleatlona, and name the time
within which the party will agree to hart It fln-
Partlee Intending to bid can examine the draw
rage mine Nary uepanmeaf, ana ia xnm omeeoi
the Conatructing Engineer In tha New York Nary
Yard, at the offlee of the Narr Aeeat at Phlladel
phta and at Boiton.
i ntj Did nun d gcnmptniTU vj inv Ueruai piip
aitteethatlf accented the nartrwlll exeente the
eoatract, which will t dated from the time the
party li notified that Ma offer Ii accepted, and Ihe
contract will embrace tha iiiual condition!.
SptctycattOHtfot Wharf et tori Jtoyo, 5. C.
Thai ir.e.r-f Its In be In the farm ftf n Ti Ihe nart
leadrng from the ibore to the Iront will be Ml feet
long and 43 feet lnchea wldet and the front will be
301 feet long and 41 feet lnchea wide. From high
water mark to 7' 6" water the dlatance Ii X08 feeti
from 7'!" depth to If C'Mhe dlitaneela IWfeeti
from ll" " depth to 26' " depth the dlitanee la 70
feet, and the front wharf will atand la about 71' f
water, all at high tide.
The pllee are to be of good aound heart-pine, not
leaa than 12" diameter at the butt, and muat be
drlren to a good firm bearing) they will be In rowi
a feet from centre to centre, running acroae the
wharf, and aeven pllei In each row, with a fender
pile on each aide, making pllei la each croei row.
Theae pllei are to be barked and corered with iheet
tine, 10 oxi. to the tquare foot, from hlghwater
maraoownio a lncnea ociow ine aunace oi ine
mud. wrll and aecurelr nut on. to nrotect them
from the wormi.
The pllee will be cut off at the proper height, aa
ahown on the plan, and capped with hard pine tim
ber 12" by li", every third pile being tennooed Into
inv cup atnu pinnru, ami in uinvrai grcajuim wiin ma
Iron bolt one Inch In diameter and two feet long.
Around the nut.lda of the wharf there la to be a
at ringer of hard pine timber I" by l2",reitlngupon
inecapeanunrongiy uonru at eacn croiiuir, ana
between these itrlnrera there are to be hard Dine
JoUta 4" by 12", laid 12" apart upon the cape, and
Tsstened with (Mnch iplkea at each crotilng. upon
ine joiaia inrre niouf nwor oi vnavru pine pianK.
faitened with one 8-lnch iplke In each plank ai
each cronlng. Around the edge of the wharf there
i! to be a cap illl 9" by 10", of hard pine, well fa
tened and rounded on the top to ihed the rain.
The render pllei are to be itrongly bolted to (he
Irlngenandcap tllli. Four cluiten of about ila
pllei each ate to be driven, capped, and prepared aa
foundation! forderrlcktt there are alio to be twelve
mooring poaia oi wiaie oak iimDcr, v in uiaroeier.
well drlren and atronrlr reeared to the wharf, at
the polnti Indicated on the plant thee will be four
feet above the floor of the wharf; and all pllei are
to be ahealhed with xine, aa before deacrlbed.
At each end of the front wharf, and on each ilde
of the wharf leading from the ahore, there la to be
a landing italr a' ("wide, itrongly eecured to the
wharf, and reaching to low water mark.
The contractor will be required to build a bulk
head where the wharf Jotna the ahore, and All up
with earth, to receive the rail track hereinafter de
crltscd. on me wnarr, atine poinia indicated on ine plan,
will be four derrick! for holt ting coal, almllarto
thoaeuerdat the eoaldepotaon the North river,
provided with all theneceeaary falla, with luUlcleni
rone to reach the holitlng endne. and ahlevea for
change! of direction, and all ready for ute In holit'
ingeuai. AparTicuiaraeacripiionoiuiraeucrricai
will be glren.
There la to be a Jiolallng engine of moat ap
proved construction, h Ing four drumi. and to be
of tomclent power to work the four derrlckiat the
ame t lutein holatlngcoal. Over thli engine there
ii to be a frame home, to protect It from the
weather.
In the capalllt around the wharfthereareto be
Iron ringboltiof IS'lnch Iron, and ring S lnchea
diameter In the clear, placed at every 60 feet, and
itrongly fattened to the atlli and itrlngera.
On the wharf, and extending up on to the land,
will be a rail track of Iron, about flftr pound t to
the yard, with auch tranche! ai may oe requlredi
the total length of ilngle track being U of a mllet
ine iriCK on ine wnnri win ue ism on ine piaua
floor, with aultable chain, and that on the land on
ilea a' fi' a nart. laid In the uaual manner. Thlt
Irack li to be provided 1th 12 dumping can prop
erty conairucieu lor ingi ina; coai.
On the land near the ahore end of the wharf, at
ahown on the plan, there U to be a platform acale,
capable of weighing tea tona, the rail track will
pnia orerthla acale aa thorn on the plan, there
will alao be a imall olllce. eight feet tquare, near
the acale. and t no of eimliar alxe on the wharf.
The propoilt lone will be addreaaed to the Navy
Department,1' and nunt tte addreaaM "Propoaala
for Wharf at Port Hoal." that they may be dle-
linguiinru irom oinrr puainria iciirra.
nov2 aawtDecaa
S
PECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICER? OF TllF. ARMY JKD AM IT.
ODEON HALU
The old and established Emporium of Clothing,
that haa. for aomanv lean. auDDlled the citizena
or Washington and vicinity with all that la es
sential for the elegance and comfort of the outei
man. li now supplied with the most complete and
fashionable itock that we hare ever had the pteae
ure to oiler.
COATS, PANTS, and VESTS of tha moat dealra-
tle atjlettnat could tse found in the market.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, kc, cannot be surpassed and
will be sold at price that do not allow of compe
ls, ion.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVERCOATS.
I.AKUK STUCK UK MILITARY OVERCOATS
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVERCOATS
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRE84 COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VFSTS,
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTH.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
INDIA RUBBER GOOD OF ALL DFSCRIf.
TIONS.
VALISES, CARPET-BAGS, Ac.
Our atock or BOYS and YOUTHS' CLOTHING
la the lartreat and most fashionable that haa evar
been offered In thla city, and at the lowest prlcea
iney can nosviuir uv uuimnru in una cur,
B3" Call and aee us at ODKON HALL, corner 4 H
lireetauu rnnai.tuii avenue, wie ureal cioiii
lug Mart of Washington city,
nov I every- Turn, Thura, k Sat
cq TAKE NOTICE. en
M. T. PAKKEK,
NO. 69 LOUISIANA AVFNUF,
Respectfully and cheerfully return! thanki for the
noerai paironage nuncno receiv eu.
Hav log ev ery facility for doing
THE BEST
IIOUSF, SIGV.
AND DECORATIVE
PAINTING.
Together with all work pertftlMoe; to a Fiarr-
l r.ASi rainiing fjnauiisumeni.
11 haa no hesitancy in soliciting a continuance
oi ine publics larur.
i Prices art Reasottalltt
The Work XTnexecptionuUtt
And particular attention Is paid to
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVEnY.a
J3"Remember the number I
Oil Louisiana Aveuuc,
oct 21 3m bet. sixth aod &ev enth streets.
IM
A 11 K II A M
MARKHAlaPS lithe beat HOTEL In the Cirr or
WAtMiN0TON,kept on the
EUROPEAN TLAN.
ALjonln.j WUardt Jfot,lt
No. 212, Pehmstlvanii Avenue.
The undersigned have fitted and furnished the
abov e named house In Ihe best manner, gii Ing It all
the modern lmprov ementi, Including water and ga
In every room, bed and furnishing goods not .sur
passed In any bouse In the country.
We beg to assure Ihose who nvvy favor us with
a call lulhe ordinary, that It will be iupplled with
every thing the market affords, got up In the acrr
!T i c and at living prices.
The National KcpuUlcon tsy t: "We feci it to be
our duty to invite attention tothla house, and to
guarantee Ihe public against extortion In price or
neglect In attendance. It will not be under the
control of the servants, vvhetherwhlte or black."
And we endorse It and ahall carry out the fact.
We can only lay to thoae coming to Washington,
atop at the new European House, atop at the beat
house, atop at the house nearest the cans and the
TacAscav, and to have the benefit of all this, atop
at MARKHAM'S 912 Pennsylvania avenue.
JOHN 11. HUDSON.
F, P. MARKHAM,
dec 0 Proprietor!.
DETECTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MMHOPQUCAN FOLtCE,
No, 510 Kleitutli atreet weat,
.V..ii the corner of PmntyleanU avenue.
The publlo are hereby Informed, that all case
requiring the sen Ices of a detective officer will be
promptly and carefully attended to, re of
tharst," upon application being mad at the Po
lite Headquarter, No. 010 Klerrnth itreet weat,
under auperv Itlon of
W. B. WEBB.
Superintendent of Metropolitan Police,
nov 8S-4awint
DO YOU KNOW IT 1 If you do not, call at
SMITH k BEALL'S, No. 301 Seventh itreet,
near K itreet, and buy joutielf a nice suit
Clothing from them, as they have just recelred
new and tplenJldaisortment.
nor 31 dtjani
b
. no'AixiBi.a'
LINIMENT,
GREAT REMEDY
it A
rOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA, LUM
BAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS,
BRUISES, CUTS. AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which it li a speedy and certain reme
dy, and never rails. Thli Liniment U prepared
from tha recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connect
lent, tha famoui bone-tetter, aad haa been used In
hli practlee, for mora tkaa twenty yean, with tha
most astonishing luecesi.
AS AS ALLEVIATOR OF FAtff, It la unrivaled
by any preparation before tha publle, of which tha
most skeptical may be convinced by a ilngle trial.
This liniment wilt cure rapidly and radically.
Rkewmatla Disord re of every kind, and, In
thousand! of eaaee, whera It haa been used. It haa
aever been known to fait
FOR NEURALGIA! It will afford Immediate relief
In every ease, however dittreaalng.
It wUl relievo tha wont eases of HEADACHE la
three mlautei, and li warranted to do L
T00TMCE, alio, will It cure instantly.
FOR SERV0VS DEBIUTY AND" GENERAL LAS
SITVDS, arising from Imprudent or ex.ee, thli
Liniment la a moit happy and unfailing remedy.
Acting directly upon the nerrooi tissues, It
strengthen! and revivifies the iytem. and reitorei
It to elasticity and v Igor.
FOR PILES. A i an external remedy, wa claim
that It la tha best known, and we challenge tha
world to produce an equal. Every victim of thli
distressing complaint ahould give It a trial, for It
will not fall to afford immediate relief, and. In a
majority of cases, will effect a radical cure.
QUINSY AND SORE THROAT ara aometlmei
extremely malignant and dangeroui. but a timely
application or mis uniment win never fall to
cure.
SPB ItW sir a kit mat Hen skat vaaa-a atul tna. kn.
large ment of tka Joint la liable to occur If neg-
ivcicM. i am worst eaee may oe conquercu vj mil
uaimcnt in two or tnree oayi.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS, AND SCALDS, yield readily to the won
derful healing properties of DR. SWEET'S INFAL
LIBLE LINIMENT, when uaed a wording to direc
tion!. Also, CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FEET, AND
1ft VLIT BITES AKB STINGS,
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
The Great Natural Bone Setter.
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT.
Ia known all over the United Statea.
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
la the author of " Dr. Sweet'a Infallible Liniment."
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Curea Rheumatism, aud never falls.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Ii a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Curea Burns and Scald Immediately.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
I the best kaown remedy for Sprains and Brulaea
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE UNIMENT
Cures Headache Immediately, and wai never known
to rail.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE XINIMENT
Afford! Immediate relief for Pile, and aeldom falla
to cure.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Curei Toothache In one minute.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Curea Cuti and Wounds Immediately and leave
no acar.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE UNIMENT
Is the beat remedy for Sore In the known world.
DR. SWEET'S INFALUBLE UNIMENT
Hai been used by mora than a million people, and
au praise it.
DR. SWEET'S INFALUBLE LINIMENT
Taken Internally, cure Colic, Cholera Morbus, and
Cholera.
DR. 8WEET8 INFALUBLE LINIMENT
I truly a " friend In need,' and ev ery family ahould
hare It at hand.
DR. SWEET'S INFALUBLE LINIMENT
It fur aale by all Druggist. Price 25 and (0 cent
A Friend In Need. Try It
DA. SWEETS INFALUBLE UNIMENT, ai an
external remedv. la without a rival, and will alle
vlate pain more speedily than any other prepara
tion, ror an ni.vun.augai.ii ticrrouaxnsarueriit
1 truly Infallible, and, aa a curative for Sore,
Wound, Spralaa. BruUea. kc., It soothing, heal
ing, and powerful, itrengthenlogproperttei, excite
thejust wonder and aitonlihmentof all who have
aver glren it a trial. Over one thousand certifi
cates of remarkable cures, performed by It within
Uiciisi iwu )a.ra, .; ,u .am.
To Horse Owner!
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOB
HORSES li unrivalled by any, and In all case of
lameness, ariiing ironi vprains, uruise. or
Wrenching. Its etteet li magical and certain. Har
ness, or Saddle Galls, Scratche. Mange, kc, It will
also cure apeedlly. Spavin ana Ringbone may ba
eaauy prevemeu anu surra ia mcir incipient atagea,
hut confirmed eaiei ara beyond tha poaalblllty of i
radical mre. nu vBarvui imvk.uu. uuwvvcr.ia ao
daBncrata or honeleaa but It bit m allevlatsid hv
thla Liniment, and lta faithful application will al
ways remove (he Lameness, and enable the hone
to travel wiin comparative rise,
DR. Sir E ET S
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
IS TUB
SULDIUn'B FniKTND,
And thousands hara found It truly
A FRIEND IN NEED!
Ask for "Dr. Sweet'i Infallible Uniment," and
take no other. Be not deceived by unprincipled
dealer, who will try to palm osteoma other article
on wmen inry can mate m ikijb more pruui
The fifty cent bottle contain three time a much
a the twenty cent bottle, audi much the cheapest
to buy. Try It
ToaroM Imposition, observe Ihe Signature and
Llkeneai or Dr. Stephen Sweet on erery label, and
also "Stephen Sweet1! Infallible liniment" blown
In the glass of each bottle, without which none
are genuine,
RICHARDSON fc CO,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct.
MORGAN k ALLFN, General Agenti,
40 CHIT street, New York,
O- Sold by all dealers ererywlmt.
no II ly
RAILROADS;
,f IMfl.
, stfnixa ARRAX0XMEXT,
liaVW YORK tllfll.
THE CAMCTN AND AMBOV AND PHlLADEL
. PHI A IAND TRXHTON RAILROAD COM PA-
NKsP LINE.
TROStPmTsApKLPmA TO NEW YORK
Prom AVnlamt Btreet Wharf and Ken-
i. y -; taTUSa.AMMt.
.WILL LIATB AS FOLLOWS, TIX I -Fr.
At AaMtlaCaamdenand Aniboy C.kA.
Aeeomaaodatlon 2M
At A.M.,vlCamdnandJerseyClty-New
Jersey Accommodation Jt25
At I A. M..TU Kensington and Jersey Cltyi
Morning MaU - - - 1.00
a ii h r. m..Tia vvamoen anu Amooy Accom-
anneJallnn IM
At S P. N.. via Camden and Ambov C and
A. Express a.30
At 4 P.M.. via Camden and Jersey Cltr
Evening Exprea - 1,00
At 4 P.M., via Camden and Jeraey city
. Claia Ticket 3.90
At ; P.M., TlaKenakigton and Jersey Cltr
Evening Mall - . - . 1 0Q
At 11 P. M.. via Kenilarton and JeraeT Cltrt
Southern Mall S.M
At S P. M.,Tla Camden and Amboy Aocom-
mDOaiiian muni mna antaaeinrari
11 clan ticket - - 2.M
Sd class ticket . - 1.60
The Bk P. M. Lin runs dallr. Sundava executed.
The IS Pi M. Southern MaU rundally.
WAT LC NES.
For Bristol. Trenton, fca.. at 7.10 and i A. M..
aad a, C and 12 P. M., from Kensington, and H
r aa. iivebi w iirui airvt w nan.
ror Bristol and Intermediate Statlona at Ilia A.
M . from Kenilneton.
For Palmyra, Rlverton. Delaaco, BcTerly, Bur
lington. Florence. Bordenfown, kc. at Kt U B
andOVP. M,
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and Inter
mediate stations, at 8 P. M., from Walnut atreet
wharf. .
CJ- For New York, and Way Line leaving Ken
inrion Awpoi, iaae ine uara on inn aireei, aoova
wainut, nan an nour Dcioraocparture. ineiar
run Into tha Depot, and on arrlral of each Train,
run from tha Deoot.
Flftr DOttnds of Bimn onlr allowed each naa-
aenger. Passenger are prohibited from taking
QTining lasafiin uui tnvir witrior appRrvi.
All aUe.Kga.ge OTVr HUT pUUDUS, IO D Ia14 IOr CKIXaV.
The Comnanr limit their resDontlbllltr for Banaro
to On Dollar per pound, and will not ba liable for
any amount oeyonu iuu uoiian, except oy special
VOnUHVW IV in. fie jIAI.aflaVH, Age; tab
apsa
TITIKTJSR AKUANOl
INTKH AltnANGKMKNT.
Philadelphia. IVIInalnsrton and Baltimore
RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, NOV. 18, 1641,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore, at S so a. m., 9,10 a. m.. I1.S5 a. at.,
f CcnrsMajV and 10 BO n. n.
For Chester, at 8,16 a. m., 11.15 a. m., S.45 and 10 CO
p. m
For Wltmlnrton, at 3.30 a. m., 8.15 a. m., It 39 a.
to., 3 4S and low p. m.
For New Castle, at S.15 a. ra. and 3 49 p. m.
For Dover, at 8.15 a. m. and 3.4a p. m.
For Ml I ford, at 8 15 a. m.
For Salisbury, at 8.15 a. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.30 a. m., (Impress,) 1 05 p,
m.. f Exnresi.) S.90 and 7 D. m . f Fxnress 1
Leav a Wilmington at 7.W and It. 31 a. m.,4.15,
0.4O, nu 9mm p. in.
Leave Salisbury at 3.33 p. m.
Leave Mllfrdat4,6op. m:
Leave Dover at t a. m. and 8. 10 p. tn.
Leave New Castle at 11 . m. and iLiu d. m.
Leave Cheater at 8.30 a. m., 13.13, 4.60, and 30
p. His
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Intermedial
atatlona at 5.30 and 7. p. m.j for borer and Interm-
Uleeie BlelllUDa, Ht I.W ( HI.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leara Cheater at 8.45 a. m , is 05 and 11.90 p. m.
Leara U llmlngton at 4.30 a. m.j t s&a. m., li.15
p. ID., fuiu I au.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Paatenger Car attached,
will run aa followai
Leara Philadelphia, for PerryvlHe and Interme-
Uiaipiaoea.(o.iup. m.
Leave Wlhnlngton, for Pern villa and lntermedl
ta tilaiea. at 7.10 n. m.
Leave Baltimore, for Havre de Grace and Inter
mediate atatlona, at a n. tn.
OS SUNDAYS ONLY:
At 3.30 a. . and 10-W p. m., from Philadelphia to
luuiimorr.
At 1 tram Sat tl more to Phtladalnhla.
The 8. a. m. Train from Philadelphia to Balli-
mor win run uaiiy, mohdati Exrarrcn.
. M. FELTON,
Jan 3 tr President.
poi
R BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT AND
FALLH1ER.
Br the inlendU and lurwrlor steam
en NKTROFOLIS.EMP1RE
STATE. BAY STATE, and STATE
onraNEI
of great strength and apeed, but particularly
adapted to the navigation of Long Island Sound,
runninar In connection with tha Fall river and Old
Colony railroad, distance of 63 mile only to Boa-
ion.
Leave Pier No. 8, North river, near the Battery.
The iteamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton,
Monday, Wednesday, and Frldayi, at 4 o'clock
P. M.( touching at Newport each wav .
The iteamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 4 o'clock
P. M touchier at Newoort each war.
Theae teamera are fluedwlthcommodloui state
rooms, and txtry arrangement for tha security and
comfort of passengers, who are aflorded by tbia
rout a night rest on board, and, on arrival at
Fall rlv er, proceed per steamboat train, reaching
Boston early the following morning, or may remain
on board until starting of the accommodation at 8
A. M.t by which they may reach Boaton about 8.45
A baggage maater la attached to each iteamer,
wnoreivraBuuiicaaciBj ubuIm in" aocom
i.anlaa thaaama to lta destination.
A iteamer runa. In connection with thli line, be
tween Fall rlrer and Providence, dally, except Sun
ilavi.
Freight to Boiton 1 forwarded through with
great dispatch by an Expreaa Train, which, leav ea
Fall river ev ery morning, Sundays excepted, at ?
o'clock, for Boiton and New Bedford, arriving at
Its destination at about II A. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or at tha
office, on Pier No. 3, North rlv er. For state-roomi
and berths, apply on board, or If desired to aecuro
tnem in aurancr, a
WM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug 17 tf 70 and 71 Weat itrcat, N. V.
TirET. NORTHWEHTi AND SOUTH-
j v an.a a
TO CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDS-MEN,
SOLDIERS, AND OTHERS.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
are running through passenger trains from Waah
lngton to tha Ohio river, without change of can
dally at 1) a. m. and 8 p. m., and oiler greater In
ducement! to the traveling publle that any other
route, ia i
CHEAPER FARE,
LESS CHANGFS OF CARS,
CLOSER CONNECTIONS,
AND QUICKER TIME.
Thtila the onlr rout that checks barrare from
Washington city to tha West. Tickets good until
used) and passengers hare tha privilege of laying
B Vr at MUJ leuiua uii iuv iwu iv.
Passengers procuring tickets by this route, save
the delay and expense or Omnibus transfer.
REMEMBER THE ONLY OFFICE to Procure
tickets, U at the depot of B. fc O. R. R. Baggage
reccireu mi any jiuuruunug iuv uay, tun no cuarge
for handling bargAce
aug20 tf
CAFBTV, BPKKD. AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG,
nAmiUAi iiUiir.uiH vunvunu, im.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
mSmmm THE nevr and staunch ateamen of
JjiBmWmi ,h Norwich Line, CITY OF BOS-
iUNtnauii urna.iv lunn., leave new iom
dally. (Snndaya excepted,) at 4 o'clock, p. ra , from
ner no. w, r.ora wver, loot oi vrairy iircei,
There connect lint with the Steamboat Exnreaa
Train for tha abov a polnti, via Norwich and Wor
cester, pouou anu Worcester, wurcraiar anu
rtaanau, na new ijoouoq ana nonnern naiiroau.
Freight taken at th lowest rates.
For Information, Inquire of
F.. S. MARTIN,
my 24 tf Agent, on the Pier.
E
VANS WATSON'S
SALAMANDER,
KIRK AND
BUBULAR FROOP
SAFES.
Store, 78 louth Fourth street.
Orderi received by
' W. D. SHEPHERD.
Corner of Seventh and D itreet,
Waihlngton, D C.
Jan It tr .
TUST RECEIVED, a large and superior stock
J or CARPETS ana UH.b.uri,aiuuununK 10
S60 piece, purchased for cash of a Northern manu
facturer declining business.
AUoValarxTVrfof COMFORTERS. WINDOW
MUDES? CUdCKKRY.GLASI WARE and other
HQUSLKKXrittu amuim, inciuuiog ranor.
Chamber and other, &TOVES, All klod-of VAI
NET kURNITURE, both new and aeoond-hand.
Parties wishing to buy will sat time and money
bv calling at the cheap cash itore of
y p. BUCHLY,da8 seventh itreet,
no I lm east Ilde, between G and II
lAXTUCOIUs. LOCK IlOff PITJaX.
.ifvl
mt i r.i
UTABUirtSD At A UPVaB PBOM tttfACSMT.
TiioHtrriuctwiuiajuft)M(CAHtoTAirD-
tain. Speedy and only EJlVtuiJ . Remedy la tha
WaYI In Wakua At tJ.4 SksaiiAr m tlMafaa 4p4a.
tare. Affection of tn JUdnaya and BUdder, In
voluntary JUseharge, Impotency. General Deblll
tr,NerToaiaelura,LaiiMur, LowsLrltp ,
Coaruilon or Idea. PaJpltailoa ot Uva Heart, Tin ,
wiy, TnmDung. uimnese oi ngni or uioaine. ,
Wseaaeortllead, Throat, Not or SJa, Aft- '
tlona of tha LtingSi Stomach or Bowel thoa Ter
Hble Dlsordera arlilng from tha Solitary Habit ol
Youth thosa sttftET and aolltary practice mora
fatal to their victim Uian thiongof Syrens to
tha Mariner of Ulyiiea, blighting their moat bril
liant hopea or anticipations, rendering marriage,
4).,tniposlble. '
luunu mm,n
Especially, who hare become the victims of Soli
tary Vice, that dreadful and dettracttvw habit
which annually aweep! to an untimely grave thou
landi or Young Men of the most exalted talenti
aod brilliant Intellect; who might otherwise have
nt ranee.! llatenln Srnatea ttflh tha lhtini1r nt
eloquence, or waked to ecitaiy the living lyre, may
call with full confidence. 1
NARRIAGE.
Married Peraoni.or Younsr Men eontemnlattnr
marriage, being aware of physical weakneta. or
ganic debility, deformities, Ac, peedlly cured.
nt wag piaoea oiiaarii unucr tn careoi ur.J,
mar relUrlously aonfld In hli honor aa a gentleman.
and confidently rely upon hi aklil aa n physician!
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored. '
.TMa Dreadful Diaeaaa which rendm Ufannia.
erabl and Marriage Impossible la th penally'
paid oy tn Ticum oi improper, inauifene.
YoungprBonaaitoapttooeommltnteifrm '
not being awar of tha dreadful eonaeqoenee that
mar ensue. Now. who that nnderataiula tha mh.
Ject will pretend to deny that tha power ot proer
atlon la lost sooner by thoa falling Into improper
naou tnaa dt am pruornti nruoea Deuur da
prlved th pleasure! of healthy offspring, tha ma
erloui and deatructlve symptom to both body and
mind art. The ayatem become deranged tha
Physical and Mental Function Weakened .Lou ot
ProcrMtlv Power, Nerroua Irritability, Dyspcn
Ha. Palpitation of th Heart, Iitdlgeatlon, Consti
tutional Debility, a Waiting or tha Frame, Coughs,
Consumption, Ac.
OFFICE NO. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Left hand aide. cln from Baltimore atr-t. a rw
door from th corner, Fail not to obaerre nam
anu nuniisrn
Letter muit be paid and contain a a tamp, Tha
Doctor Dtplomae hang In hi office.
. DR. JOHNSTON.
Member of tha Ro) at College of Surgeons, London.
graduate from one of the most eminent CoHegea la
the United States, and tha greater part of who
111 has been apent tn the hospitals of London, Pa'
rli, Philadelphia and elsewhere, haa effected some
of th most astonishing cure that were ever
known t many troubled with ringing in the head and
ear when asleep, great nervouineas, being alarmed
at sadden sound, baahrulne. with frequent blush
Ing, attended sometime with a derangement uf
mind, were cured Immediately. --'
Tak Partlcatlar Notle I
Dr. J. addressee all thoa who hara Injured them i
aelv ei by Improper lndulgeno and aolltary habit
which ruin both body and mind, unlit ting the for
eltherbulneu,studf.ocIety ormarrlage
Titxsr are aome of the sad and melancholy effect
produced by eaflrhablU of youth, vlst Weakneas
of the Back and Limbs, Pain la tha Head, Dlmnt
of Sight, Lois or Muscular Power, Palpitation of
the Heart, Dypepla,Nerroua Irritability, Derange
ment ofth Digeatlra Function. General DebiUTr,
Symptoms of Comumptlon. "
Mmtally. Th feai ful effect! on the mind are
much to be dreaded Loea of Memory, Confusion of
Ideas, Depretaion of Spirita, Evil Forebodlnga.
Av erslon to Society, Self-Distrust, Lore or Solitude.
Timidity, fee., are ome or the evil produced.
Thouaarula of persons of all ages can now Judge
what Is the cause of (heir declining health, losing
their rigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
emaciated, having a lingular appearanoeabout tha
eyei, cough and lymptomi of consumption,
YOUNG MEN,
Who have Injured themselves by a certain practice
Indulged in when alone a habit frequently learned
from erll companions, or at school, th effect of
which, are nightly felt, even when aaleep, and If
not cured render marriage Impoailble, aad destroy
both mind and lody, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, th bop of his
country, the darling of hi parent, should ba
snatched from all pruspeet and enjoyment! of life,
by the consequence of deviating from tha path of
nature and Indulging In a certain secret habti. Such
persona must, before contemplating
r CARRIAGE,
reflect that aabundmlnd and body are themott
necessary requisite to promote connubial happl
neas. Indeed, without theae, the Journey through
life become a weary pilgrimage; tha propct
hourly darkens to the view i the mlndoeoomes
shadowed with despair, and filled with tha melan
choly reflection that tha happiness of another be
comes blighted with our own.
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE. "
When the misguided and Imprudent votary ofj
Rleaaure finds he hat Imbibed th seed of thl pain
ii dtaease, It too often happens that an llMimed
tent of ahame, or dread of dleeorery, dtra him ,
from applying to thoe who, from education and
respectability, can alone befriend him. Ha falls.
Into the hand of Ignorant and designing pretend
er, who, incapable or curing, filch hi pecuniary,
autrstance, keep him trifling month after month, or
aa long as th smallest fea can be obtained, ana In
despair leave him with ruined health to sigh over
his galling disappointment ( or, by tha use of that
deadly poison. Mercury, ha it en tha constitutional,
symptoms of this terrible dlaeaae, such ai Affection
of the Head, Throat, Note, Skin, etc- promising
iv 1th rrlghtful rapidity till death put a period to
hla dreadful sufferings by sending him to that un
discovered country from whose bourn no traveler
returns.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thouianda cured at this Initltntton
within the laat eighteen years, and the numerous
Important Surgical Operation a performed by Dr.
Johnston, wttneed by the reporters of th "Sun"
and many other papers, notice of which hare ap-
feared again and again before th public,- betide
i standing aa a gentleman of character aad re
tpontlblUt), is a lutflclent guarantee to tha at-
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Penoni writing ahould b particular In directing
their letters to hli In t Hut ion, la tha following
tnsiinwl "
JOHN M. JOHNSTON. M P.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
Baltimore, Maryland.1
dee IS ly
pLAIMS AGAINST UNITED BTATKX.
FINLEY BIGGER, (lata Register of the United
States Treasury,) and CHARLES E. SHERMAN.,
Counaellor at Law, will devot their entire atten
tion to th prosecution and acttlementof damanda.t
against the United state, growing out of the pre
at war, including th Accounts and Claim (.l(,
State, Contractor, and Disbursing Onlcem spplWlw
cations for th restoration of property Hlagally'
cited or captured, and ror compensation for th
use of private property for Government purpose, ;
and for damages for th Injury of mch property by
the army, for military pay, pension, and bounty
land and for distributive shares of money pay
bl at tha Treasury and dua to aub-eontraetors and
others. "
They will alto glr legal advice to claimants,
contractors, and to unprofessional agents In Utl
Sated cases) and prepare written argument what
eslred.
With non-resident Agenti who may send them
claims, an equitable division of commissions will
be made.
Undisputed Demands wilt b collected and
rromptly remitted for a c-ommlnlon of from a half
o two and a half per cent., depending on the
einounti and negotiation! with the Department
conducted on moderate terms. ' 4
Rr nromnt attention, moderate chanres. loor ex
perfene, aad a minute knowledg of fba a4awy
regulations, mica, anu urcctrucuiai iuicriuu toaa
claaa of Dullness at th Department, they hop to
render their services useful to claimants and publlo
creditor. '
Reference maybe mad to meraberaof Congress,
and officer! of the Government) and especially, by
1.ermit.lon,totlilIon.EuiiiAYHiTTi4:ii:r,rirtt
Comptroller of tha Treasury.
Address Messrs. BIGGER A SHERMAN,
Washington, D. C.
Office. No. US F street, near Treaauryand WlV
larda1 Hotel, nor-m.
"PROPOSALS FOR HAV.
Sealed propoial are lnv lted until the 29th day of
December, ItuK, for fu ml thing the Subsistence de
partment, at Washington, D, C,twth 400 ton ot
HAY, in bales. A t , ,.
The first delivery to be commenced on or about
th 6th day of January, 18W, and th whole quan
tity put lu within thirty daj s from the first deliv
ery. Th hay to be delivered at Sixth street wharf
and to be weighed and Inspected.
Bidders muat state, In their bids, the prtopr
l.ouu pound at which they will furnish tha Hay.
Firms making bids muat state the name of all
tha tta.rllea la ft re tail.
a-Payment to ba made In certificates of Indebted
ness.orsuch funds as tha Government may have
for distribution.
Bids to be directed to Col. A. BECKWITH A, D.
C and C. s. U.. 3. A., Washington. D. C. and en
dorsed " Propoir.ti for Hay," de It
G
XV, C100DAI.lv
PLUMBER.
OA8 AND STEAM SITTER,
604 Seventh itreet, near Canal Drltlge.
WASHINQTON. .i.
ail npil.r. executed at the shortest notice. In la.
most substantial manner, an4 on reasonable terms,
rersonsl attention elven to everr deparlm.nt ot
th. business. noris
TVIt. M1CICWOOD eontlnue. th. prae.
XJ tic. of Dentistry, In ths Wsshlngton Bulldlnr,
Turner Prnniylranla arenue and aerenth street.
IIa Ing prectlceil In the Boutn nearir sixteen rears,'
he feels assured that he ean airs satisfaction to an
thst may call. ..
Teeth Inserted on Vulcanite, Aubber, or Go
Plate, Chloroform sdmlnlstered when desired,
.U. ..1
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