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DR. H.TMXMySJJftwlfcthtoll.1
federal a, w,ir.l
oppoeMetfco IVMfp fvis,a)ee. c9n
Al isostot Of ftlTX MSMe) treated In Ue
moat dwtleeBauUtalsrc(e'
fetted In all.e-eea? BTPMBJTJV uUVXO.
tioxs, aoMffltrQfttZiQfiFip
urss, sinusal muaxmss, or. iheVesnit
or ronrrruova DnxAwot anj weak.
neM of tht aBXEllATTrxonq A.V3rrota anj
cause whaterer, or how long ttandlns;. tbor
oh(Mt and radically curedi also OOPT,
RBSUlUTISlt, HXtmitatA, and' otbtr
CBROSiaj)iaIBXStttOSXB TXS, JIUS
OLXS, MOtTIS and JOINTS; SCROFULA,
BL0TCHX8 on' to MOJ; XaUTTIOSSm
tha XZKXSaad .2KU?, and all oiler JNIRP.
TITM DMUSSS'uA WSXASE8 ofUxi
BLOOD, -yttm Mtmtr 'ranter (Vf majr aew
AFFUOTED.iND.bNFOETONTK I
No nutter what war cUiiaot. let no false del
lcacj prerent jon tnm eif(njlae4leteJj
to ur. veunj, wno la acamwlangM.u b 07
rarlhemortBDCCMIUl.TSTWCUuiln'tht
treatment of prtraU dtoaat.'Takr not' to coma
and make know Towalaebrtueev aalha will
peedlrj and 70a on TOTrVafttlolclog:
That dreadful aconrjaof tii jonaf, Indulged
In wbn alone, dattrajMt4(neraUTa
organs, unite 70a for; married Hfe, prodnrlng
weakness of the back and UrnU, las of anima
tion and mneenUr power, jpilpljallon of the
heart nerrona Irritability, lose oC memory, mel
anchol7 nablta, Insanttr, cotummpttcra', And
death.
YOUKO MAN I In ,Tlew or the dreadful con-
eeqiencea or delay, do not fait to make your
case known, immediately, to Dr. Vellny. Tonr
secrets with him are sacred, and 70a may con
fidently rely upon hie medical aklll.
Thooaanda whoae a7temewereahattered and
who were on the brink or the pare, hare been
brought back to Tlgorona health by hie skilful
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persona, or thoee contemplating
matrimony, who suspect themselres of Irapo
ency, aemlnal weakness, or any dlaeaae arising
Irom a relaxed state or the genital organs,
whether the result or disease, Injarr, youthful
ndlaeretlons, or Indulgence or tha passions In
riper years, are earnestly entreated to place
themstlres under the care of Dr. V. They may
rely with certainty upon a speedy cure, and np-
ou Ming restored to fall health and Tlgor.
He treats with entire aucceaa all diseases ol
remalea m&H LBVCOltRBBAor TmiTX.1,
LAPSUS UTERI, Ac, Ac, and In every case
guaranteea a perfect CURJt.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMU
NICATIONS strictly PRIVATE and COSFI.
DENTIAL.
Pnsoas calling see no ono but the Docro.
Those at a distance msy be lutm by mir,
by sending a STATEMENT ofCA8E.dc, etc,
JS
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1LL.IAM V1TCII.
ATTOltXET FOU GLAJXJXTS,
CO RIM OP M.VT1TH AXD P STRUTS,
OjtpoU Vx.roit Qffict,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
Prosecute Claims for Pensions, Bounty Money,)
Bounty Land Warrant, Lost Property, Recruiting 1
omcera, and all other Just Claims against the Gov I
a foment. J
auui r aie-in procurru ior jnremors.
Special attention given to cases before the Court
eVtaimi.
Fee reasonable in all cases, to wlti
In each Peaatoa case, . SS.0U
Bounty Money ease, aou
Bounty Land case, . s oj
Pay Claim, ,-, b 00
Widow and minor children who ar poor, half
the abore rates. Thoee who are cam ems lv ix
ioeht, free of charge, except mere disbursements.
Correepondeuts wlU be entitled to share the fee
In all case they forward.
Consulting counsel, Hon. R. H..GILLET. late
United sutea solicitor or the Court of Claims and
ormer Solicitor of th Treasury.
AoerW Jiftrtnre by Pcrmluiont
lion. Rfshard Wallash. Mayor or Washington,
Hon. W. W.Saton,eaMyorof Washington.
Lewis Johnson h. Co., Bankers, Washington.
sweeny fc Huyck, Banker. Waablngton.
EavGoVcraor Himt, of LocJtport, New ioric.
Judgo Gardiner, of Lockport, New York.
Hon. John Ganson, State Senator, BuiTmlo, N. Y.
H-uuBurt Vanhorn, member of Congress from
New ork.
Hon. G. W. Clinton. Judcn Sunerlor Court. But
falo. " (
Messrs. HtihLie x Davi. Counsellor, Buffalo,
Judge Bo wen, cf Lockport, New York.
Judxe Woods, of Lockuort. New lork.
Hon. T. T. Flagler, ex-member of Congress from
New Yortt.
Hon. John Ganson, President of the New York
ana a.ne mu, jiunaui, n. i,
octSSSm
BOIWKLL'S MEDICATED
COUUU CANDY
tat C0UQHS.
COLDS,
BROXaHITIS,
IKFLUEXZJL
B0ASSBSESS,
And all iitelpitnl tuga of Ciuttmpllm.
For aale. wholaMle and retail, br
o. BOtwfeLL, Drunlat,
Cor. Maryland avenue aad aeTealh at4
And Z. 1. OILMAN,
Pean. avaaue, near Browaa Hotel.
Charlee Allen, W. B. Entwlsle.
U. B. Clark, Joha R. Major
L. M. Smith, B Ci Major,
H. H. Mcrhartoa, J. W. Nra,
s. c. Ford, J. P. O'Connal,
J. r. Mlllwra, J. r. Dawaoa,
Charlee Stott D. Q, RWiely.
la Oeorretowa by KldweU, tothoroa, fkdasell,
and Baraard.
And by Drurilata and Sutiera ieoeraUy.
aats
GRAND ADVANCE OP THE ARM V OP
THC POTOMAC," and all the atorea are cry.
laf up tha prlcaa of their cooda but SMITH A
BEALL, No. 301 Seventh street. We are able to
sell good slothing nearly aa cheap aa ewr. We
have been Bjhtini sislost Ugh prices for the lsst
ysar, aad our stock now Is food, aad we are able to
sell at low prices.
SMITH Is all the time la the taarkat picking up
gooda at old prices, and that la oae reason we un
dersall all others. We hsve tha means snd ability
to sell cheap, aad we will do It, as our customers
wsnt Good ctotlUsg at lev prices, snd we srs Just
the men to sell it to them. Acalltssolloltedatthe
riiEAr cLirrumq Dorjc of
SMITH a. BKALL,
ClotUers,
Ko.3leicath,atreet,
aov 31 dtjaal First door below the nistkst.
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Corner Llghteenth and Q streets,
We-hliigton, U. C, Dee. IT, imx
PaoeosAM wUl be received at thU-oOlee, until
Mondajr, tit Wd Instant, at 3 o'clock, p. in., for
making and furnUhlns; one hundred and twenty
(130) TABLES, six feet long bv three and a naif feet
wide, wlih three shelves ten inabee wide and three
feet high, act on the bade of tha tables, to run the
full length, (six feet.) and one drawer with. look
and key to each table.
The fables and shelves to be made of good, sea
soneduhlieplue, stained In imitation ofwaJnuti
the top to be covered with enameled cloth.
A spccleien table can bd seen at the office of the
Suartcrmastsr General. The oder sfiOUl4 state the
me required tt deliver the tables.
Proposals must be addressed to Capt. E. . CaBje,
Aas't Quartermaster, V.s, a., and should be plainly
marked "Proposals for Tables." de le U
B,iT,MS!nTr
"tt-eili'a'iftlU1 J&VlrltfW0
"THB fAfctrTOKiTKAlNl '
WAMIKOWM.'aU!tTUK'iin e-rttWr
wlU run aa folVawsi
flee jUttf Jtalas f TrWBafrfoia avl 'tte Witt.
r nafli TWIiu fwf axm TTewVei ami On Wtil.
I' Oa s,tjH,lkndlAlmta sWetweMe.. titltlkl
1 Ww aa roflowai rto a. m , aad and S p. m.
. raaseiursra see we ma ww.win-.i,w.
at WmhlaftoaJuaeUmlUrwltMheIIltlMra
and Ohio railroad, aw all petal e West, siTewcitsfrt
J MlilaMjitla end Arw I'crt-Leara )Vaalat1oa
barton
laad
ai. a. an., iitkn tM.
Far j)nMoN-Usra Waehlneton at e .'.
TOR AM, MINTS WKJT,
and nallonsaloni the Baltimore and Ohio lUllrntd
laare WashlDifoa at ( and 7 so a. m., sad an) p.
m.l aaa on nunatrs ai a.w p. n
TRAIN tOV0 SOUTH
teare Nw Tork at 7 a. m., rhUadtlrhla at I1.M
a. sa.. Bsltlmere at IU p. m. Arrive at Washlaf-
Leara Nr York at p. in., Ph'ildelpl.la at 10.00
p. ai., Baltimore at i.30 a. m. 'Arrive at Within.
ton at a.to a. n. -i
Leave Naw York at It p. m., Philadelphia at SJO
a. a., Baltimore at 7.w a. n. Arrive at Wuhlor-
lAAl AMAMBuMlatlaB Tnla leave Baltimore at
to a. mJ aad a.i p.m tor Vaahlafoa arrive there
at It a. m. and 7 p. m. 1 ,
On tundajrs at IN and 7 0 a. m., only, from Bal-
tlmorej , .,.i
No Aanapnlls eonaKtlons 01 suanay iron biiii
store or Waehlnftoo. w
rumnn learlnjt VVaiUnilen st t and 7.1d a.m.
and a p. n., make eonoeetlnai at Waah!orton Juno
tloa (Relav) wltk trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, for aU points west af InaOato ilier and
for all points alaaf the line of Ike Baltimore aad
Ohio ruad. In Marylaad aad Ylrrlala. . H .
Trains leave Aaaspolls for Baltimora and IVua.
Inttoo dallyi eaecpt kundays, si t.w a. ni., and s ao
'faaaeacer TraUs'lieariu'aihiniian at f a, ai..
It a. m, and i p. to.; and BalUmore at 4.W and 7.4d
a. m.aadso.p.aL, stop saly at Annapolis aad
Wathlaatoa Juocttooa.
Wav Pasaeaeera mutt take the AceoaaModalloa
Trelesoaly. W. f . SMITH,
bov 11 luicrvi iriiwnu"i
ADAMS KX PRESS COMPANY.
OAcedlt Pesua. ntenue,
Washington CUy, D. I.
GREAT PaABTERS.NORTnERy. awt WtflT-1
KKN EXrRKrB JOKWAKUKHB. I
' j
Merck .eloe Mneayt Jeeelry, Vntwnkden. j
JfftfcM, SjieMhn, BamJa, A, I
Forwarded with SAFKTY AND DISPATCH to all'
accessible sections of the country. ThlsCompanyj
naa Afenciea in me
TaflalIl.lU' A J.AJ lye. ,
nirTT j nrr nirrs d
UiiAAfiiA iJJA,iltKJ JMKJUAj ll
YILLE, LEXIXOTOX.
Connections am mad at New York and Boston
with line lorwanuna; w ine uimu ana ine
British Provinces, and with steamship lines to Llr-
eci-ool. Southampton, and Havre, and thence by
lUiropenn expresses to all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent.
Collection oT Notes, Draft, and Bills made at all
accessible Dart of the Cnlted States.
i.uuvriji.MtBi,
Jew
Washington, D. C.
" 1
SOMK.S MX BROWN,
i
SOLICITORS OF PATENT AND CLAIMS. 1
i
BoiusUea, Pen.alu lUek Py, 0crni
neeraJUng.andaVUerfberJtt.tCU.uas, '
aarnlust the BoTentnscpf
OFFICE-No. 4T4I SKVENTtr STREET,
(Department Exchange.)
Wabiuxotom, D. C,
And So. 2 JirJt Plact, eorntr cf Jtroadeayt
cppotU City JiaU, ,Vw York.
Refer, by pennlaslom, te
t II IL.l ti.Tn. tri.. D.l.ta.t If. .
nuui, niuuiMW simuuihi ivv raTBiucut, iur
Martin Kalbflelsch, Mayor City of Brooklyn i AW
jah Mann, Jr , New York Clt jr l John N. Goodwin,
M. C, Me i Thomas .M. Edwards, M. C N. H. U-
wnra n nouine, ih. i.rrt ii.i-jinr. ji. ww, ji.
C, Mass. John B. Alley, M.-C, Mas t Alfred A.
Burnium, M. C, Conn.) Dwlght Loomls, M. C,
woon.i eons a. uuriy, ti v., wiuu.viBin m.
Aahley, M. C Ohloi Sidney Edgerton.M, C, Ohio;
John Hutchlns, M. C.. Ohloi John Cotode, M. C,
rtll, M. C, Vt j Jonn F. Poter, M. C, Wis j 7. 1
Chandler, M. C-, Mich.; James H. Lane. .M. C.,i
KansaaiCynis Atdrlch. M. C, Minn.- Vm. Kel-
logg, M. C. Ul.t John T. Nixon, M. C, N. J.i John .
L. N. stratton, M. C..-N-J.I P. B, Fooke.'M.C.,1
Ml t Owen Lovrjor. M.C., III i F. P. Blair, Jr., M.
" Ly.w.",.T.a.Bl :?. ;.rv.""li'' tr: '!
iW&k'Miw&iu.i:)X
I ve.i H WvckorC. Km Pre. UllllatnjDart Clu
Knitteohtrd Kmpp. E . rre" tleahaatef
S?Dr,"""' "r" " r'" Ir:."..
IT Zatl
"
rZCTCRlUR ADORNMENTS.
J!&
48
486
RAPER HANGINGS.
orAtxanaDES axd r sices.
Warranted Oold Band Window Shade i Buff,
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all sites, made to
order.
Also, ft handsome assortment of Picture Cord and
Tassels, all six and eolor. ,
rurcnasing wrcNa, awiii uuwiui imiwiubiockio
Mcumulale.rrnswedinj It, .to, a roods will
find It to their advaniaaa to live m. a call.
All work executed and aupcrlntended by practical
SS: r.lJ"T" Mn,, "f0Ur "JT'"""""!1 t
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
neaae git e me a can.
Remember the number.
JOHN MARKRITFR,
No. 43 Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows' Halt.
oorSC If
rpKKTlll TKETIfl
of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attenda peraonally at
Lie offlee lo thle cltr.
Many persons can wear these teeth who eaaeat
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear thew. ' '
Persons calllngat myoOce can be aeaommodated
with snv strle and one. of Teeth thermar dealret
buttothoaewhoarepartleular.and'wlaliihepur.
eat, eieaoen, airongeai, aao moai periMi ueniure
that art can produce, tha Mineral Plata will be
more fully warranted.
Room, in this dtv No. S3S rennsvlranla av..
nue, between Ninth and Tenth atraefa. Also, WI
Arch street, Philadelphia.
mar iety
i;milk dvprKi (
IKON BALL,
310 Penueylranla Arenwe.
fhoUa2 ami Jhtail DeaUr in
FINEST FA3IILV GUOCEniES.
FUESCUail QKJIXAX WISES,
LIQVQJIS, C0BVIA18, CUAXTAQXESt
BnAXDY,RUX,ajXt
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
Has now oa hand
rery ne awrtmtnt of the above, at fair prices.
8UTLKHS BUPPUCD.
nor 34-TTfcStf
VKW AJtOSIMPIJKIEDMETIIOD FOH
J PIANO FORTE AND SINOl.NG.
PTIOP. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKr,
FUh'IST, VOCALIST JSD C0UF0SCR,
Has opened Ladles ami Gentlemen's Afternoon
u .Will nun Arruiug j s,iaj.at.j puhiuj tmmmrm,
on most liberal terms. Prosor Wolowskl will
elo n plain the full theory of Must, and Readloa;
VJ lill lyilCIHe
ity Professor Wolowsltl's new method, person
having only a alight knowledge of niuslo will be
enabled. In a very short lime, to read music 1th
great facility, aud execute operstle as well as
classical music wtth rare perfrtilou.
As to the vocal nart. br his wav of i ocallxatlon.
be arrives at most extraordinary results, reudersi
th vnlf tietwarfiil. anil entiles trie alnaef in i-l. '
eallze with facility, accuracy, and fine quality of
tone.
Prof. Wolowskl receives visitors dally from 10 to
II a. m. and from 1 to 4 p. m., at his residence. No.
451 Tenth itreet. between K and P.
N. -Children over eight years of age are ac-
eeoted. dea-.in.ai. i
p !l " t
M
ATNG A Obi NCI'
AND
SOLDIERS' MLLIKr A S0Ti J Tin V.
Office, No. S7A F street, cor. TUrleeath.
Communications to be addressed to
J. W. HVnUWAT.
Mate Agent,
oct IS U Lock bos 88, Washington, D. C
IkSAi
RAlLUOAD&ir.
NRoJik NiiwKH, ' , w'
VlfXT. t
j pikr n n. i,,roof y? VjtsTT $lit$r.
Th aw ml mao-AMat itMnct Clt ' V OP Q(U
TOJ
TuMKrt1irUr r.o4 SfMlaijrl to! fta
UJi. WMi W IWGls BPIHMlVlaBT. irOeaa tWW QraaV-
Tha DcWBtslmarUloKltMncr CITY UfMiW
YORK,; ThoaiM u. Jtwttt MwiiuWr, from New
Tork MondAfi, WaMntMATt, n4 FrWIitfr
Ntw Xaondon Tutdj-. titursdnj-i. and stur
dart, t ' (
Theaa two nWitmiti hav ba built axptnt
It Tor tkla rout, will, all nodtrn ImproTanMAtln
clud.nr Water TUht toiupartmeat,. and ar 1h
onlr itMmrra Tr bull tar Long IiIim boua4
wltnthlicrtatUre-pmarTlaf lmprovami.t.
Coodactort acoompany ,th itaaaiera acn waf.
PatMnrcra procved from Ntw Loodo laiudlat
Ijf on arrlral of itcumeri. br ExprtM Train to Boa
ton, WoreetUr. LowtlL LAwrrnc, Htchbuit
Naabua, Concord, ths Whlta Mmmtalni, . fee. T
raaaenge ra returning rrom Doaton (car th De
pot of the Boston and Worcester railroad at AM
f. M., Woreette 7 P. M . arrlrinj at New London
S.M P. M. ' ' .
rrelrht taVen at the Loweat Ratea. and dellrer
d In Boeton early tha ne&t day.
State Rooms In abundance canbo had on boar
teamen, or at the Boston or New York offlces, Ir
advance. K. 8. MARTIN, Arent.
my-tf Pter , N. R.
(" RKAT CENTRALi BOCTK
7 the Meat, via
ItUDSOX mVKR RAILROAD and .VJHI
YOUK CEXTItAL ItAIUlOAD.
On aho Ami DctEMata ft, vba,
rRpreee Trains leT New York rtljr depots ol
Hudson River Railroad dalljrt lundafi excefted, aa
OMDKaH
rrom rhambets street
At 7 a, m.
tt a. m.fSp.m.
S.t5p, m.
Montreal and Butralo
Train with sleeplni;
care,to.lftp. m.
Ttim 101 h street station
At7a.m.
It a. u., I Son. m.
sto p.m.
lO.Mp, m.
im sunaays, inn ponow
nx traluiHlllbe run to
aadfa-oai aoth streett The fOLMn. n,sleenlor cat
train for AlMar and Tror. and the .w a. to. Uav.
Troy, and lilp.n. train from Albany,
Connectlne-at Alban with the New York Ceiw
i trsl Rallroiu for feheneiat1r( Rochester, Ctlca,
i, i Bat at la, Rome, and stations on Rome and U ater
twn Railroad, Buttvilo, fljriviue, Mafara falls,
uteDiU,n Rrlilee. AuNirn.Cieneia.raoad(latru.
7 rains tn connection leave BuiTklo and nuspen
slonvla Lake 5hore, Buealo aad Lake Huron and
Great Western Railroad, (or liaaillton, Toronto.
Detroit. Chlcaeo. Toledo. Milwaukle. Fonddu Iao.
La Crosse, Madison, Prairie DuChten Ualena,
Con.ec.lne HUS..H..R?Jfrtth Trov .d '
Boston, and Kens, and Saratoga Roads for s-.rr.to-
r, iiitehall, hntiand. Burllnxton, St. Albans.
Rouse Point, Plattsburgn, thrJcoiburili. Montreal,
n jm.
gV Frefght Atangemrnts br this route as abore
without change ot cars, from the Depots In Cham-
tr and Itutlson streets, are at all II ran as favora-
tie aa. made br other Railroad Companies. The
i lacuuiea oi ims are new iorK Huute. to the
West, commend It to the eonfldr nee of merchants,
S22!i tV-Vm Rih eZk?nWMBinf
' "?,! I"!"! ' .JInJ x-ZVt, i 1 VA
S7i run in connetion on tha New otk Ceutral
Ro-V.,h-..i ., ii ....... -.(., -
For parneutars as to local trains and freleht ar
rtlV, .ul
. imMntin iZi
de11
Superlntendebt
laUIIK RAILWAY.
I Passenger Train leate m Pavonla Fcrrrfrom
loot or Chambers street, a follows, is t
c ou a. m. Mall for Dunkirk and Intermedial
stations.
This train remains over night at Elmlra and pro
ceeds the next morning.
7.00 a. m. Express, for Buffalo and principal in
ter medi ate stations.
s 00 a.m. Milk, dally, far OtlitMe ami tnterma
Blate si at lone,
12,13 p. m. Accommodation, dlly, fair Port Jervls
and principal stations.
. , - -- -.-". :7f,'."
lni"Br,, " ilo,M'
I JP'ff'f M tv
uup. nirivay, ior Miadteiown, iewburgn, anil
reas. dallr. for Dunkirk. Bui
and principal stations. The
'n ftf Vl.rtT l"11 '
no,tjron to Dunkirk.
. P- LmlgTant,
wiinuga w aouiietin, iui uors
tut Dunkirk andnrlulnal
stations.
The F.xprcaa Train connect at Home) Is v tile with
railroad for Buffalo, at Flralra with the Canand.l-
;..m ni.
' i-
niagsra tans tuuroad, m uionamton,
rsurosu ior iwcnestrr ana uunaiot ai ureal Menu.
. wtth th. railroad toe Scnton, and st Buffalo snj
' Dunkirk with lh. Lak. Snore RAllmid for L1ev
uiuim. "tin tut) aeaaaer niHiiv rvtittuaii lur Vir"
laeiil Pinalnnatl T.il.n iLalsnlt r-I.I.aia av. ..1
the Canada rallrowls. '
CHARLE Ml NOT.
epl?
General Suierlntrndent.
pROPOMAU VMl OATS AND HAY.
DcrnT QCABTEMATEn' Orrif t.
Corner Eighteenth and G streets.
11 earnest as i use, . b., eJT"V. 1. nt. I
Sealed proposals will le rcceUel atthlsotlice
TTumogion, u. i., uec. is, ini.
, until TU):
UKSUAT.the XLldar of Deceuit4r. fet is
o'clock m., for furolkhliig the (rtivrrnmeiit mIII,
((uu,U)u) four hundred lliousand bin he Is of Otts
ami (4,uuw)iDreeinousan(i ions ni iia).
Hay to be good merchantable timothy, put up I
In bales, and dellrered at (3,000) two tbuu.and
' pound to the tou.
uats to teof a good merihantaMe. quality, put
un In baes of about two huaheU er?h.
. Oats wlU be recehed by weight at (;ihlt).two
I pounds to the bushel.
SacLa to be furnished without extra charge to
n.llua tn tm . la lha altfr.f lt' -I. I ...
within (35)twentr.lHeds)s ftoui the date ofthe t
' contract.
rronoiali
Proposals will be received for (500) Sra hun.lre.1
tons of hay and upwardi, and for (iHi.uusj nin
iiiousanaDusneisoioaisanu upwards !
The proposltlone for the hay and oafs meibe'
tifsuu i bmmiw pa see r, uui nut
rtsemsda entirely f
distinct from, and without reference to, each other,
Aiaa iui, naaAtir eauti kiii uiiicvmmrrss oi ine IllOJ.
der must appear In the proposal.
If a bid Is made lo the name or a firm, the names
of all the parties must appear, or the blJwili he
considered as the Individual proitosal of the party
'ffif.S.'.Vi.homa-M-H-i,...-!. .
end an oath of allegiance must accompany each
' propoaltlon.
o"ls t U ajj to colonel D. It
"ersia, Quartermaster, U. S. Army, Waahlngton,
p. C and should he pUlnly mark.1 Proposals
I 'or cuts snd llsy."
I lluaranttr.
..-r--"--'-"-----j-."-.-".-....w....,n,, ,
The abUlty of tha bidder to Oil lha contract,
i aaoul.1 it be awanleo to blm, mutt le guarantied
by two respeoslUepersont.wiioisslxosturea must
I be appended to the guarantee. I
Ti. ...noBalhintv ni ,,. mi........ m,.. ..
. ihown by tha ojirta certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the ItottM States Dls-
Bidders must be tiresent In tiersnn whn th t.i.u
are opened or their proposals will not be cposld-1
Bonds equal In amount to half the sum to be re
ceived on the contract, signed bv the contractor
and both of his guarantors, will Le required of the
sucoessrul bidder upon signing the contract.
As the bond must accouiptoi'the ionttt.it win
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmen
with them, or to have bonds signed In anttclpstlon
and VaadV tO be frrodUCatl When (hae enels.l I,
alirriaft- blan km tat tVtnJa mn ha rtai.ui .....
application Ulng made at this otfice, either person-
ally, by letter, or by telegraph.
r.,,..., n.,. ,
J-orncfUuarantt4,
W'" , of the county of , and state of
- .aad. .oftbecountvof ,and ,
do hereby guaranty that .- . Is able to fulfil
contract lo accordance wth the terms of his propo.
sltlon.anithat.shoiildhlsproposltlonbeaccepi.!,
he will at once enter into a oontraci lo accordance
therewith.
Should the contract be awarded to him we are
prepared to become his securities.
(To this guarantee must be appended the cjftctal
certificate aboe mentioned.)
INflPECTION, DELIVERY, Ar,
All Oats and Hay contracted fur under this ad
vertisement wtlt he rigidly Impeded, and mui as
do not ira. e of a rood, sound, merchantable nusl
Ity wllIberejMleNl.
Payment to be made upon the completion of the
contract, or so soon thereafter as Ihe Deiot Quar
termaster shall he In funils.
Any Informality In the t Id, or non-coo forms Die
with the tfj-tus r.f this advertUeuieut, x, 111 In i tire
tbe rejection of tie proposal.
Delivery to I made t th Railroad !pot, or at
one of the (o,rrnmenl Shanes, lu the il'r ut
Washington.
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to htrastll
tlierlKhl for elf. I am or all bMa iii.than mtv .v.m
I ,.n. Ll.,1. ' I, II ni-i..,
"' nigii t. ii niiiw.n.
del
( It .1 a-Vnl . t-i en..... -
-did
Col, and Depot Quartermaster.
rMfX ANU WINTER CJOOIM,
MILITARY AXD CirIJAX,
, . - - ..,,.,.,,. . nn
A LL, STEPHEN! a. CO, are now opening
their Fall and Winter Goods, emhrrWlngBne Dreis
.uevi, Mrri.iu r.n, mil, (tu. a large and v. eil-
ftcUitcd Stock of due heay overcoats. We hate
1 also a complete assortment of Bdaiorss Suits, made
lo the .Writ durable manner. Officers will Und our
Amilary Oootle desirous to their wants. Heaty
Wowhra Uutkeia, for camp uie at reasonable
j'licra ali) sir rr
ALL. S rrPHPNS f- n. .
341 Pennstlranla aienu. tertvan
HI
Ninth and Tenth streets.
, KrrIteAT!tT,rtoTeiefl,teai,
thc NavVvnRpaavaisiM-nUUiBatlllaaiail
pt rMeeastar, wst, reeelve propeattleaa like ska
krettlna and eamDletloa of a U'kaef at rrt Iteval,
Sotrrk annai, m wnlorartlr em tliaj leaisral
AM tone h
a herewith aeeompaayiof.
ipanyl
their
'TlWKoposlUon must state the msa an
Whtehlhn wharf, derricks. IwUtlnf entt
rail tracks, and are wlU be ooeapleledjs
hw ior
ae. scale.
aeeardtac
to the. plana and specifications, aad nasi, the tlate
laned. .J v 'j ,' i
rartlealateadln, to hid csa easmlne thedrsvr
laintheharrlMIMtaventrandla IM olleeof
the Coartruetlnir Engineer In tha Kate oik Narr
Yard, at the offlce of the Nate Afeat tt rtttladel.
phla aad at Boston.
-The bM must be aaeompanled by tke uittal (aer
.nire Tns 11 acocTTni ia pnrir will vjivvmi. ,ar
eoatraet, which wlU be dated (ran the tlrae tke
ptrtf Is notified thai his esr Is aeeepted, aad the
sentrsct WlU embrace the usual eondlllaas.
ipttiftmllontjijr a IfUrsl furl Bstaf, 3. f.
The wharf Is to be la the form of a Ti the psrl
lasdlac from th. shore to the front will baelt (Mt
l.ae and at feci a inches wldei aad the treat will be
lMtlon(end4t feet S Inches wtde. rromhlsh
water laara 10 ?' ." w.irr in uivi.ncv 1. m im
Irenl'l" depth to It t"the dlitancls ttofeeti
from It' ("depth to M'S" depth the distance Is 7ii
fret, and th front wharf a III stand la shout IT'S"
water, all at tilth tide. ,
The piles arelo b. of good sound heart-plne, not
less than It", diameter at the OUtt, and must be
driven to a food firm bearlaf ther will be la raws
S feet from enUe to centre, ruaalnff aerosa the
wnsri, anaaavea puts la eaiurow,wiwa Kaoar
pile on each aide, maklne ptlea la eat sroas row;
The.. till.. ar. iDhabarkedand covered with aaeet
sine, lb ozs. to the square foot, from alfb-watar
BlrKOOSSM e lacae. oeiew 10. lunin 01 (n.
mud, well and securely put oa, to protect them
from th. wormi.
The piles will be cut off st the proper kelght. aa
shown oa the plan, and sapped with hard pine tie
Utrr II" PT V"jWvrj inirti I'lic i-erteaa itnuvyru ihh
the eap and pinned, and the other teemed wtth an
Iron bolt one Inch In diameter and two feet lour.
ItAuaJ triaa mt SallAat nt lh mrhaff ttt la. tft hat K
s.rtnfer of hard plo tlul-er '' by lf.restlosiTmn
the eape ami strongly bolted at each crosslnr, and
teetnrea these etrlnrrra then are to behara pine
Jolste V br 12", lsld 12" apart upon the cape and
fssteued with a-lnch spikes at each crossing, Upon
theJoUUthere.stobeflMror."hBrdplbenleak.
fastened Hlth one 8-inch spike In each plank at
each crossing. Around the edraof the wharf there
Is to be a cap sill " bjr 10", of hard nine, well fas
trned sod roundM on the top to shed the rain.
The fender piles are to be strongly bolted to the
itrinrawa iid n sills. Four cluitera of about alK
fillea each are to be driven, capped, and prepared ae
oundallona for derricks, tdere are also to he twelve
moorlBipoeteftrwnitenXTimrif,K"iuii.amefer.
well drlten nnd strongly scured to the wharf, ai
thepoiati Intllrated on tlm pNn these will be fotir
fret abnre the floor of the iharf and all pile are
to be sheathed with zlne, aa before described.
Al Mh 4n.1 of the front wMrf. and on each able
of the wharf lmllng from the thore, there Is to be
a lanoingsisirs'" ww, suougif rurrai id inc
wharf, and reaohlne to low water mark.
taru.u m required to i-uim nuik
he wharf Joins the shore, and till up
receive tnr ran iracti nemasi.cr ar
Indicated on the blan.
hotstlnar coal, similar to I
I !, u St.. anil !aaai ah lha tnMk v4rm'
'""KL't?""".'"'1?'"'.?'
,i.V-,. AriHr,iAn. .n.i.n ,ihf.tr nu in hoist.
Ingcual. A particular description of these derricks
Hill be firm.
There Is to be a hoisting engine of most ftp
pro i et const nut Ion, having four drums, and to be
ufsutuclent rower to work the four derricks at the
same time in hoisting coal. Over thl engine there
Is to 1-e a frame home, to protect It from the
:;..
iQ ihe'citlli aronn.1 the wharf there are io be
,w rlng-lilt.of ltjlocb Iron, and ring Inche
diameter In tu clear, placed al eieryiW feet, and
'pronely fatenr dlo the sills and stringers.
I n SK whrf, and extending up on to theland,
1 um ,r.n ..At, i-n- .h....tVn .nh,i.
us may ie required
the total length of ilonle track being ' of a utile;
tueiracK on in wnnri hih i lam u uir punf.
floor, with suitable chairs, and that on the laud ou
ties a' C" apart, laid in the usual manner. This
track Is to be provided with 11 dumping cars prop
erly constructed fur movlog coal.
On the land near the shore eud of the wharf, aa
shown on the plan, there Is to be a platform scale.
capable of weighing ten tons, the rail track' will
pais orer this scale aa shon n on the plan) tbete
will also be a small office, eight feet square, near
the scale, and two of similar site on th wharf.
The propositions will U addressed to the" Navy
Department." and must be addressed Iroiosl
for Wharf at lift! Roial." that the) may bedls
itnjtuitnru irou) oinrr uuiiuni iriiriB.
nor2 5awtleCM
'PKCIAL 9IOTICB.
TO THK
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICER OF THE ARMY AND SAW,
ODEON HALL,
The old and established Emimrlnm of Clot hi ne,
that bss, for so many j ears, supplied the tltUene
uf Wellington and vicinity with all that Is tt
esniisiiorineeiezance ana
u.uti.iw.iri'T.. n,..i ...w .i.iiuiii..n
fsshloosM. sto.k that we hsve ever had Ae plest.
ure to otter.
man. Is now supplied with the most complete and
I " i" J. . .. . . ,. .a aaa ...
L.OAT.. PANTS, and VFSTfl llf til eft lilflftt dllta.
ble st) les that could be found In the market.
uurMauriiiirisi uinnin i .1, vnAii rnii
HOSIERY, GLOW, fcc, cannot besu rpassed and
will be sold at prices that dn not allow of compe
: tit Ion.
.L4RGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVERCOATS.
LR(iE STOCK OF MILITARY UVFHCOATS
LR(.E STOCK OF MILITARY 0ERCOATS
LRCE STOCK .MILITARY DRESS COVTS.
I.ARfiJ: STOCK MILITARY DkE&fl COATS.
LARC.E STOCK MILITARY DKESS COATS.
LRGE STOCK MILITARY'PANTS.
LARGKbTOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LAIlQE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
HUGE STOCK MtMTtftY YFSTS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VEST.
LK(iK STOCK MILITARY VF1TH.
INDIA RUDDER
GOODS OF ALL DESCRIfa
TIONS.
VAL1SK9, CARPKT.BAGa, a(.
Our stock of DOVS' and YOUTHS' CLOTIIINO
Is the Isriest and most faahloasble that hae ever
been o It -red lo this cltr, and at the lowest prices
the can possiniy oe oniainea in inie cur.
g Call aud see us at ODEON HALL, c6rner '
street and Pennajlranl aienue, the 6reat Cloth-
street and Pennajlranl atei
litif iirr oi waaiiininou Ceire
iot I erery Tuee, Thiirs, h Sat
CQ TAKE WOT1CK. CQ
M. T. PAHKER,
NO. t LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Respectfullir snd cheerfully returns thanks fur the
1'b'p"r'.''h.in.r'?'''''1'
ii.ring .very iu-tmy luruuiuf
Tlir. BF.9T
HOUSE, SION.
AND DECORATIVE
PAINTING.
Together with all work pertaining to a Fiasr.
class relating EstablLument. a
of ihi TnuLllTfavor
nenssnoajeiuaDcy in aoiKiuag asoniinuanc.
, ,' n
'"' Print ml RttKiuNt
Thl I
:'si
Work UiitzccptlonabUj
And particular attention Is paid to
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVER.
jjTJ" Rem ember the number I
at Loir in a ti4 Arcf vt,
oct 21 3m bet. Math and Mt eath streets,
M
A It K II A H
M ARKH 1M is the beit HOTEL In the Citt or
Wa.hi hgton, kept on the
EUItOTEA.N WAN,
AJtotntM Wllford? Uottl,
No. 212, Vtssn.yisik Atcvcsl,
llfl underslfned have fitted and furnished th
above outvied house In the best manner, glvlnglt all
I the modern Improvements, Including water aodgaa
i In eiery room, beds and furnishing goods Dot sur-
psised In any house In the country.
i We beg to assure those who mayfavorus with
a calllnlhe ordinary, that It wlU be supplied with
t try thing the market arlorJi, gut up fu the arr
.sTVirandatllvlng prices,
f The National KnuUitnn saysi "We feci It lo be
our duty tn invite attention to this hnue, and to
guarantee the pubtk against eitortlon In price or
neglect In attendance. It will not he under the
control of thp servants, wheiherwhlte or black."
AndHeendorse it and shall carry out tha fact.
e can only say to thone cnmlng to Waihlngtoo.
slop at the new Luroitean Ibtu, stop at the beat
houate, stop at the house neaioat the ran and the
rncAirnr, and tu he. e Ihe benefit uf all this, stop
at MAKKIIAM'J, -U Pennsylvania avenue.
JOHN II. Ml'D-iOM,
V P. MARKHAsM,
dc ft Proprlctora,
DKTBCTIVK IIRPARTMKNT,
vt thovoLiiAS rouvs,
No, am Rlereuth street .vest,
.VsT f.e forwr of I'rnntiuta ovrtiH,
l The publte are herrM Informed, that all casee
requlrlug the servicrs oi a detective officer will be
promptly and carefully attended tu, ""
iA.j)ur" upon application being male at the po
Ike Headiiuartere, No. 010 Jult-venth sttet west,
under supervision of
I ' W. B. WEBB.
Superintendent or Metropolitan Police,
nov sfl 3aw2m
DO XOV KNOW IT I U roit do not, call at
SMITH k BE ALL'S, No. 'Ml st tnth street,
near K street, an buy yourself a nice suit
Clothing from them, aithcr hare jnit received
new and rplen4l1 anortmcat.
DOT 21 dt J ant
f
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MuO ft
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S.wrnUJ A
,jr i1 raflt t Kite,. wn ntsaLSf
, T,
GREAT RBUJCDT't
ta 1 atfveV r It'
FOR RHKWIATUM, 00UT,' NEtmALeM AltTM-'
RAUO, STIFF HECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS, .
Mm, CUt. ANDXVOUNDsX'LLES, -.,
-' HEADACHE, AND ALL RHECMATIC
L AND NERVOUS DISOROERSj '
av 4m.t
7 for all of which It Is a speed snd eertaln reme
dy, and never 'faita.t This llattnent la prepared
from tha recipe of .Dr.'stpbea Sweet, o( Connect
Iut, the faawui bone-eetter,and has been used In
his practice, for mors thai twenty jranrsywltli th
most astonishing surcees.' - ' (' '
. . , . ' . ' i Hi S
AS AN ALIKTIATOR OF r A IS. ifU unrivaled
by anj preparation before tb public, of which tha
moat akapticaj Jney bw conrtacad Xj m alagte trial
Thlt Llalment will eurai rapidly and raaimllyt
Buaemaaisiiia jjieeraera oi evrrj nma, ana, m i
thimaaniia of BaiaM. where It haabeen uaed.lt baa I
atle juaorders br every kind, snd,ift
. T -.....,. --- -r-T
aavaa K ka.m Ik l.tl r' I
serer been known to fait.
FOR XEVXAUllAM will affprdtmmedtata teller
lneVtry case,howc.exdlatresslnf. 1
It will relieve the worst cases of IIEADACItu
three minutes, end U warraated to dd ft.'v
roonunr.tito.winitciireirtifiTfttiy,. ' 3 '-
FOR NKRV0V1 DEBIUtr AND CENTRAL US-'
$rTCDE,'Unt from'lapruaeac? or excf, this
Llatment la S most happy and unfailing remedy.,
Acting directly po tha nervous Ufsues, It
itrerigtliena and revivifies the system, and restores
It to elasticity and Ijror.
" -' ' f ' , "
FOR MLES.Aa an eiternal trm?dr.ws claim
that'll la the best known, and we, challoge the
world to produce an e,uaL Ery Tlctlmor this
distressing eomptal,at should glveit alrul,for It
will not fall ,toaJut, Imtnerdlate relief, and, In a
naiorlty of eases, will effect a radical cure. ,
QCISSY ASD. SORE THROAT are sometimes
extremely malignant 'and dangerous, but a timely
application of this Liniment will never fall to
tore. ,
SPRA ISS are sometime very obstinate, and en
largement e-f the Joints Is liable to oesur If neg
lected. The worst case may be conquered by this
Llalment In two or three days.1
Bfllf, rfn, K'OVSDS, XOBEf, VLCERS,
Bt'S.Vt, ASD SCALDS, yield readily to tha won
derfulheallng properties of DR.SWEETS INFAU
LIDLT. LINIMENT, when used according to direc
tions. Alio, CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FA'ET, ASD
INSECT B11ES AND SUNOS.
DIC,STEWIEN BVEET.OF CONNECTICUT
The Great Natural Done Setter,
DR. STEPHEN BWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
la known all oyer the United States;-
DltaflTEFnEN BWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
la the author of " Dr. tweet's laralllble Liniment,"
DM BWEET'3 INFALUBLK.UNIMENT
Cures Rheumatism, and never falls,,
DIU fiWEEra INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
la a certain remedy for Neuraljla.
DR. SWEET'S INFA'lXIBLE IJNIMENT
Cures Burns and Scalds Immediately,
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE UNIMENT
I the best known remedy for Sprains and Bntlsea
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Headaa.helnunedlately,and was never known
to fill.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE' LINIMENT
Affords Immediate relief for Pilerand seldom falls
to cure.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Toothache la one minute.
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIM.ENT
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves
nu scar.
DR. SWEET'S 'INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is the best remedy for Sores In the known world.
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Has been used by more than a million people, and
all praise IL
DR. SWEETS JNFALLIBLK-tlNIMENT
Taken Internally, cures Colic, Cholera Morbus, and
Cholera.-
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Is truly a " friend lo need," and ersry family should
ha.ett at hand.
DR. SWEET'S INFALUBLE UNIMENT
Is for tale by all Druggists. Price 35 and SO cents.
A mcml la Need. Try II.
KMe -miiail'l l.irat.MPaie (.iAI'wnns, kO
external remedy, Is without rl.al, and will alle
vlate pain more speedily than any other prepare
tlon. For all Mhcumathi and lHtt ou Disorders It
Is truly lntslllble, and, as a curative for Sores,
Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, ho , Its soothing, heal
ing, and powerful, strengthening properties, excite
the Just wonder and astonishment of all who hare
eter given It atrial. Orer one thousand certifi
cates of remarkable cures, performed by It within
tho last two years, attest tbe fact.
To Horse Owners I
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIVtVEXT FOR
HOUSES tsuorlvalled by any, and lo all cases of
Lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises, or
Wrenching. Its effect Is majtcal and certain. Har.
nets, or Seiddle Calls, Scratches, MabgiAe.,lt will
also cure speedily. Spavin ana Ringbone may 1
easily presented and cured In their Incipient stages,
but conflrmrd cases are beyond th possibility of
arauivaii us. (iv taae t tMwiassau, esutiairi. ti
desperate or hopeless but It may be alleviated by
this Uolmrot. and Its faithful application h 111 af.
wars remote ine Lameness, ana aaame ibShors
to fra. el with comparative ease.
PA. 3 WE KT S
INFALLIBLE LINIVKNT
I U I. U I G II1 M PR1KND.
And thousands hate found It truly
A FRIFND IN NEEDI
Ask foe "Dr. Sweet's laMllhle Liniment." and
take no other. Re not deceived by unprincipled
tlealeri.uho ulll trvla naliu nff aomottiap arflt'la
on n hit-h tbey can make a Utile more pro (It,
inr uiijtrrui uotiir coaiaiua ikraraj iiiDtri aa mil en
as ihe (wenty cent bottle, and Is much the cheapest
lo buy. Tr) it.
To avoid Imposition, observe thc Signature and
Likeness of Dr. Stephen Sweet on eiery label, and
also M Stephen Sweet's Infalllble'Llnlment " blown
In the glass of eah bottle, without which none
arrouln.
RICHARDSON A, TO,
Bole Proprietors, NorwUh, Ct.
MORGAN e.' ALLEN, General Afcti,
o CULT suret. New tetk.
e)y -aa
O- Soli by all dealers evtrrwhprc,
noil ly
BAlLfcOAD&.T
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a f wnx Laura s Touows,-Tri Tare-
At AVM.IvUnstvidemnSAmbA-C.avA.
-, Aeommodtto - letisWauifrfiit 'AS9S
At A.M.,ruciaoeiiandJereTCttJrNair
.,,- Jeney Aeeommodatkin tu t.99
At A. M.,TlKentingttmandJereetDtyi
t MonilBgMall-' - - - S.06
At IW P. M.. via Camdc and A nbor Acoom-
moeaiio - .. . j.a
At 3
At 4
P. M.. Yla Camden and Ambor O. And
A, Express - .--(--- .i ' s.m
P.M.. via Camden and Jersey City
Erenlng Expree - " S.
At 4 P. M.. via Camden and Jerter Cltr
Sdnaas Ticket - v - S.9S
AI tf P.N.iVlaKeuilaflonandJerieratrt
KvealagMaU - - 100
At IS - P. M- via K en H niton and Jency Cltfri
-. Southern Mall -' ' t -. ,o
At ' PM.,rUCamdensJMAmMr Aecom-
mod 1 Ion (Freight and PaeeeDg er) -1
1 1' tit class ticket'--' V 2.98
evils' ' " N class ticket' :- 1 so
The 8 P. M.' Lias runs dally, Sundays excepted.
The U P. M. Southern Mall runs;dall). '
' , WAT Lt NEB. (
. eu.a a-a r .t.,a a -.1 a .
tror lariiioi, rvnion, sic., i.iv nnn m Ae 01.,
mm ba a cm J '- a a ".-.a a.I
raaa.B,Nia is r, m.firosn nrnsugion, anq ik
P. M. tram Walnut street whsrf. : r J"
-, For Bristol and Intermediate Stations at Ui A'
iairvBi nvaiBioginn,
. Jrvr.Painiyrs, Rlverton, Delanco, Beverly, Buis
Uagton, Florence, Bohlentown,C,tjEI)aI, Ju4, 6
Steamboat Trentoa, fnrfBordehtown .Ami 'infer
medlat Rations, at 2 r. M.f from Walnut itee
CI" For New York, and Way Llaet tearloi Ken
lagton Depot, take the Cart on Fifth street, above
Walnut, half an hour beftre departure. The Cats
run Into th Depot, and on arrival af each Train,
nin from the Depot, f , ,
t Fitte noun da or Rareajra onlr albtwsd each has-
senrer. Passengert sr. prohibited lora taklnf
anything; as Baggage but their weiring appareu
Alt llsarer-ers Arat rlnc twit nil tn IS tAalrl tn. lta
The Company limit their reepooalbllRy for Baggage
to One Dollar per pound, and will itst be liable for
any amount beyond too Dollars, except by special
eontract. XVM. H.-OATMFR. Agent,
apes
fft 1 '
TITINTRR AKnANGFMKNT,
Philadelphia, VI1mlnloJS and Baltimore.
RAILROAD'
'On and after MONDAT. NOV; IS. 1ML
rASSENUER TRUSS1 LEAVE PIUUDLLPIIUt
For Baltimore at s ao s. tn., S.13 a. ml, 11.19 a. .,
f Exnreaa.l and 10.10 n. m.
For Chester, at 8 W s. m , 11 S3 a. tn., 1 43 and 10 60
p. m,
For Wilmington, at K) a. m , 8 18 a. tn , 11.33 a,
m . S.4S and 10 so p. utv
For New Cattle, at a IS a. m. and s 43 p. m.
For Doyer, at 8.16 a. tn, and S so p.m.
For MiTford, at 8 15a. m.
For Salisbury, at 8.13 a. rn. -"
7A.lf.Y5 rOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at BIO a. tat (Express,) loflp,
m.. (Fxpreis.l6.)a&tnp. m . (Fxtrrss 1
Leave Wilmington at 7 so and ll.3l a, m, 4.19,
a J, inu mjw n. in,
Leara Salisbury at S p. m.
Iara Mllfordat43p,m.
-Lear Dot er at a. m. and S.10 p. m.
Leave New Castle at II a.m. and B.10 n. m.
Uave Chester at b.to a. hi j is. 15, 4.06, and S so
p. m.
'Laura Baltimore for Saliaburvand Intermediate
stations at . and 7, p. m.i for Dover and lnterme-
eaateataiiose.ai 1 ievp, m r
. u TJTilsVV FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at B 43 a. m.. 1103 ani 11.90 n. m.
Leave Wilmington at 4. w a. w., so a. m., Ii.13
''FREIGHT TRAt.N, with Pauenger Car attached,
will run as followsi . (
Leave Philadelphia, for Perryvllle and Interme-
tuaie puiccatii. o.iw p, m. 4 .
Leave Wilmington, for Perrj 1 ilia and Intstmedl-
ate tilauva. at 1MU d. m.
Lear Baltimore, for lUvte do Orac aad inter
mediate stations, at 9 a m.,
ON SVND iYS ONLY:
At S so a. tn. S41J 10.BO p. m., from Philadelphia to
Baltimore. ,
At 7 from Baltimore to Phllartelnhla.
Th ASM a.m. Train ftvim PhllaiUlnhta tn fltiltl.
nnor wuirua uauy, jHonpara sxcErTEP, .
Jan S tf President.
pit
B04TON, VIA NEWPORT
FALL RIVER-
AND
By the splendid and superior steam
ers pi w. 1 nuruaii.f.jnrinK
STATE. BAV STATE, and STATE
: of MAIWW,
of great strength and speed," but 'particularly
adapted to the narlgatton of Long-Island Sound,
running In connection with th Fall rirer and Old
Colony railroad, distance of AS miles only to Boa
Leave Pier No. B. North river, neat tho Batterr.
The steamer EMPIRE STAT V Capt, Brayton,
PlOIKIKja, IVrUUreMlssja sallU a rHUlf , alt O CIOCK
P. M., touching at Newport each way.
Tho steamer METROPOLIS, CapL Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdajs, at 4 o'clock
P. M. . touLhlne at Newnori each wir.
These steamers are fitted with commodious state
rooms, ana every arrangement ror th security and
comfort of VtaMenrers. who are alTorded Irv.thla
routeanlght'a rest on board, and, on arrlral at
Fall river, proceed per eteamloat train, reaching
notion eany ine toiiowian;inoT.ng,or may remain
on board until starting of tha accommodation at 8
A. M. by which they may reach Boston about 8.43
A.M.1 . - .
A baggage master la attached to each steamer,
who receives and ticket tha baggage, and aecom
paulee the same to Ha destination..
A steamer runs, lo connection with this line, be
tween Fall river and Providence, dally, except Sun
dais, j J H i
Freight to Boston.. Is forwarded through with
great tlltpaloh by aa Express Train, which, leaves
Fall rler every morning, Sundays excepted, at 7 K
o'clock, for Boston and New Bedford, arrltlng ai
Its destination at about 11 A. M.
For IVelrbt or passer, apitlr oa board, or at tha
4 nfflce, on Pier No. s. North rit er. For state-rooms
ana perms, appiy on poara, or 11 oes.reu in secure
them lnaiWance.to
WM. BORDEN, Agent,
ear n-tf 70 and 71 West street, N. V.
WEIT, NORTIIAVCAT, ANU NOl'TIf-
TO CIVILMN, OFFICFRS, DND-HEW,
SOLDIERS, AND,Of IIF.HS, '
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
are running through passenger trains from Wash
ington to me union, er,Hiinomcnange or cars
dally at 7 H m. sad S p. m ," and otters greater In
ducements to th traveling public that any other
route, i lii'
CHEAPER FARF,
LI-SS CHANCF3 OF CAR?,
CLOSER COXNFCTIOV.
AND l.l'ICKFR TIME.
This Is lha only route that checks baggage from
Washington city to the West. Tickets good until
used! and passengers hate the privilege of laying
over at any point on the route.
Passengers procuring tickets by this route, save
the delay and expense of Omnibus tramfer.
SEMOtBVR THE ONLY OFFICII tn nrrviiM.
tickets, U at th depot of B. fc O. R. R. Bargajre
received at any hour during the day, and no charge
iurituiHU tei.,T. unm- 11
CAFKTV, SPEED, ANU COM FOU T.
it FOR BOSTON,
v(.tcetf.r, palmer. fitchbuno,
Nashua! lowfll, toncohd. the
white mountalns, and ln-
termediate points '
THE new and staunch steamers of
JafSakWKi ,fc N'w'c' Line, C1TV OF Bus-
ice n
I OF
luniou.iii ui ni.i iuhi., leave new ora
dally. (Stindaye excepted,! At 4 o'clock, p. tn. from
Pier No. 30, North River, foot of Vestr street,
aT III fleSt lal'ilULJlt
Ther connecting ulth the steamtoat Fu press
Train ror the above points, tia Norwich and Wor
cester, JUoiton ae.t Worcester, 'orcester and
Nashau, and New London and Norlhrru Railroads.
Freight taken at thc lou est rates.
For Tnforraallnn, Inquire of
! E. S. MARTIN,
myJd tf Acent.onlhe Pier,
riiiLtijri.niiA,
HALAMANDFR.
KIllK AND
BURGLAR FROOf
SAFES.
store, 71 south fourth street,
' FhllsdSlfhts, Pa.
Orders rerelred by
W.D. SIIRIHERD,
Corner of Set enth snd U stresls,
Waihlpgloo, U C.
Jan It ly
1 tiiuu
The underslcned bers leave to In
Insni lil a
form bis friends and th public that h has
bought th interest f -Nat. Hlnee't Sliavlog and
1 HalrlresstogeslabUsh ment, No. ill Seventh street.
near thecomcrof G.ppoelle(the Patent OWce,)
(where he wlH continue to carry on the Shaving
1 and Kalr-eutUag business In th latest atrle.
( Thankful lor past favori, he would soUalt a share
I 01 Ut pUIseU1 laAinUeeegVl
1 ra
ihal.
Partl-ular attention paid to cutting children's
. tttaiAn i rmiDiAN,
J dc s-lia
XiATlMOUM
WSSSBSXa.
bstrwviaf intra a4 aiaaaLtwaatA.hweafJ!atAJ-.
!fct et.r etata wataai aMt,aMeeTairi-
MtJJOMMTOl
Teraatke
''
I W
cys
"'JWli
aei aer.t i . a
5fcr.s?iS?x arms.
sjaeair,ia tae,,:
Te5nL?v,"e "
M'jJPj-alla' t
ro1wta7nstkaSinoteMy
w. BeTreutaeaa. MUMwa. Lai
CoefuaWa ef lUaf. MtUsBoa
t&SMgfana.
tlaaa lua
fiaataw us eat emu laivpti, aw, r aiaileW ASfTw ev
Vouti-thosesscarra-Ml selitary eraeHeaeairi'.' V '.
law 10 inejr jletlaiS than tbe sane; of SVrrost
tl.ikarfaertei'uitssea.'blltatliix their ni!Ht&.Z
. 'a '. '..YOOTMlCN , ' ; " '
F,l,.iTJl,2'!. ".'' Tlettaa ef toll V "
tare Mse, thst,ltrealliil aad. deatruatlre .habit a
which anauallr sweepe to ea uatlnelr rrare thow
,kfi ,?,'. V.'f ,f? ,a,ta PjateaJte' taleatel i
and btUlUat latelleet, who ntaht otherwise here
ratraaeed UiteQlna; Senates wtth tha thnadersof
eloquence, or wskedto eestasy Ihelli taglrre, star "
eall with full ooaltitcnce. '
' 1 MABRIAGE. I- f I i
Married Persons, or TOun, Men'contemplatlne"
OROANfO-WrAXNKSSr'
marrla,e. beln, aware of phraleal weakaeas. or-'
(anle drbUlttr, dafomlttes, Ve., speedily eurrt.' "' J '' P
tie who elaeea hlmaelf uader th, eareof Dr.. -maviellflouslreonndelntilBhonorssaivnttessa&!'
sadcoafldeatl relf upon his aklll ae a phrslolsn.c', '
tmiaedlateli' Cured sad Full Mnir Restored.
Thla Ureadful Dlaease which renders UfeaiIS."K-l
crsble and Msrrlsfe impossible Is the neatltr
paid by the -tletlma rof Improper ladufeaaees.' "
Vount persons are to ept too eoasmlleaeeaaee Iron 1
not belts; awara of tha dreadful eonaequeaeea thet
taar ensue. Mow. who that aHttimla tk k.
Jert will pretend to dear that the power or proere-1
atloa la loot eooner bjr thoee faltlne late tnproper'
Mm, in. u.im pruHv.ii aeeiee. neine de
orired thenlaasureaofhealUirciffaiwiit.-. tttmmmm.
elouaanddeBtrttlrea)rnptoBatotoHibodranl ''
mjn .p an. ...ikbi uajuume. aeraneeq the1
fhreleal aad Afeataf 'uaetloBS Weakened TLote of
ens Weakeaed ,Ute of
a IrrtUMiitr, Dreaew
H,IMlte.uin,AsT(..
I of the Frame, Ootifhe,
riiaaBiliiHl itafTuvi a
tlsriralpllatlea of the Heart,
tuuoaal uelHllljr.awaitlDiodha Frame, Owtlis,
OFFICE N.'7, SOUTH FREDERICK (Titter,
Left hand side, loluf from Oaltlmore street,' a few'"1
doors from the corner, 'Fall not to obserre uaase -snd
number. '"'"' - .' ""
tettersmustnelpaldajid eontsla a stsmp. rha '
Doctor's Clplorasshshs; In Ms oOre. "'-" '
' ' D, JOHNSTON, l ,J
MenberorihaftnalCoUea-eofJturireoat, tondonjn "
KadualefronnaeofthanuMtesUaent Collrrealar "i
e failed AUUa, and tea rreater part of whoM" 'I -"
Hrtt?V,ir'11'?si,talaoJtadoei, ra- "I 4
rls.Fblladelphlaandj. sewhere.hss efteeted ee --
it the most astonishing- cures thst were eier
known trnsnr troubled with rlnilne lathe hesd sad
earswhrnaaleep,matnerrouaneaa,betiuialarBied .
aa aB, 1iaaa aaea.aeaB l.e,eV.t. aaa. 7, . JTI ",l J s. 1
1...aaaMSu.Wa-eeUli,iiiT,wlinilTalUeaXElUSh
lor, atteodedraonettnus with derangetueat of ' 'I
(l..Litd,rrer cured iDssaedtately, "
c i -mmm a-aniCKiar nolle , . ,
Dr. J. addresses all those who hav Injured the.rt t '
flYV t,rtlmKP WJBd,dlWlf0a lsfr habite.
which ruin both tody and mind, tioUttlnxlhaan for i
either business, atudr. society or nairlag.
T?"MM7,lt.MhdyffwcU.f -n t
produced by earlr habits of youth, rltt Salueea i.
of th Back and aOmba, Palus In the Head, Dloiness
of Sight, Lose ofiNuscular Power,' Palpitation of ''
the Heart, Dvspepela, Nervous Irrltsblllty.Derangeo
ment of the Dlgeatlr uncUons. General DebiliTr: '
Syraptomaof Contumption. i. - - Ji . , - -
MEirrAixTe-Thefeaifuleffeeteoit the mind are' " ' J
much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of
Ideas,- Depression of Spirits, Kvll Forebodlnri. ,
Averstonto Society,Self.Dtstrust,Loveof Solitude,- '
Timidity, kit are some of tha evils- produeed. ' '
Thousands of persons of all ages ean now Judg " '
what Is tha Sanaa of thelroecllning health, ioslnr
Ihelr vigor becoming nreak, pale, nenousand '
emaciated, having a singular appearanoe about th
e) ei, cough and symptoms of consumption,
VOUNG MEN,
Who nnrc Injured themselves by a certalnlpractlce &,' "
Indulged In woes alone a habit frequent Ir learned .
from c, 11 companions, or al school, the edes ta of t
which are nlrhtlv felt, even when aaien. wa tt.
not cured rentiers marrlAcelmpoislbIe,anddestroyi
both mind and body, should apply Imojedlatclr. . .
ttiWhat a pity that a young mao,The hopeol hi '
vouniry, me wining ui nis parents, Should b
snatched from all prospects andenjoymeats of llfe,r" t.
by theconsequeuca of deviating from th pat Kef x.
nature andlndulglnilaaeertaineecnthablt. SueJi tt
persona Mt'T. before contemplating ( -a
UARRIAQK,
reflect that a sound mind and body are the moat, "
necessary reji-ltltes to promote connublsl htppK "
ness. Indeed, without these, th Journer through
llf become a weary pllgrlmagei th prospect
hourly darkens to the view t the mind becomes
shadowed with despair, and filled with tha melan
choly reflection that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with our owu. "- '-"
DISCASC or.tMrnCDENCR
When tbe misguided and Imprudent votary ol
pleasure finds he has Imbibed the seeds of this pel
ful disease, It too often happens that aa llMlmed'
sensof ehamc, or dread of discovery, deters htm .
rrom appliing to those who, from education aadu
respectability, can (Alone befriend hlin, lie falls t.
Into the handaof Ignorant ami designing pretend
ers, who, incapable of curing, filch his jtecunlary
substance, keep him trifling month after month, or ,
aa long as tha smallest fee can be obtained, -and In
despair leave him wtth ruined health to sigh over
his galling disappointment t or, by tfce use of that
deadly poison, Mercury, hasten the constllutlona.
symptoms of this terrible disease, such as Affection
of the Head, Throat. Nose, bktn, etc.. progressing
with frightful rapidity till death puts a period tu
Ma dreadful sufferings by nendlng him to that up ,
di.oot ered country from whose bourne no tratrler
returns.
' ENDORSEaMKNT OP TUB PRESS.
' The many thousabda cured at this Institution
within the last eighteen years, and the numerous
Important Surgical Operations performed by Dr.
Johnston, witnessed by the reporters of tht fSun"
and many other papers, notice of which have ap
peared again and again before tbe public, besides
his standing as a gentleman of character and re
sponslbillt). is a sufficient guarantee lo th af
flicted. -SKIN
DIS).ASr.S SPEEDILY CURED."
Persons w riling should be particular In directing
their letters to his Institution, In the following
manner t
JOHN M. JOHNSTON, at D
llaltlmore Lock Iloapltal,
dee 13 ly Baltimore, Maryland,
pLAUIS ACMINflT.UNITKD BTATESJ
FINLRY DIGQER. (late Retrlster of the United
States Treasury,) aud CHARLKS K. SHKRMAN,
Couaaellon at XaWdt. Ill devot their enttraatten-
tlon to the prosecution and settlement of demand
agalnstlh United Stats, growing out of Ihe pres
ent war. Including the A-rouate and'tlalm o'
Stntes, Contractors, and Disbursing Officers iapplt-'
cations for the restoration of property Illegally
selied or captured, and for compensation for th
use of private property for Government- purposes,
and for damages fur the Injury of such property by
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
landet ud for distributive shares of moneys paya
ble at the Treasury and due to sub-contractors and
other".
They will alio giro legal ad rice to laminti,
contractors, and to unprofessional agents In lilt-
tiruriiM's, nouprrpar wrmca arguments wnen
les lied.
With non-resident Acents who mar send thau
claims, ao equitable dlOalon of coni missions will
be made. -j
undisputed ueniauda win te collected aad '
promptly remitted for a commission of from a half -.1
10 tno and a half per cent., deuendlnar on tha
amount) and negotiations with the Departments
MUsductrd ou moderate terms.
lly prompt attention, moderate charges, long ex
perience, and a minute knowledge of tha x4aws,
regulations, rules, and precedents governing thai
class of business at tha Departments, they hop to
render their service useful to claimants aad public
Refrrenc maybe mad to members of Congress,
ldomeeraof thaGorernmentt and eanaals.llr.Lv
permlislon.totheHonrELisna WntTTiOeey,Plrt
romnt roller of theTreaaurr.
Address Messrs. JHQGERI. SHFRMAN,
Washington, D. O.
Otflce, No. )1S F strest, near 'Treasury and Wll
larda Hotel. nov 8 rav
T3HOPOHAI.H FUR HAY.
Sealed proposals are Invited until the Wth Uy of
December, iwzx, for furnishing the Siibalitrnc De
partment at Waahlugton, D. C.iUlU. uo tan ol
HAY, In bales.
'The first delivery to b commenced on or about
llieethday uf January, ltWJ, and th whole quan
tity put In Hllhlii thirty daj from. th first deliv
ery. The hay to be dfllrrred at SUth street wharf
ami to I weighed and inspected.
Bidders must state. In their bids, the price per
I.ouu pounds at which they will furulsh tha Hay.
Firms making bid must state the nameipf all
Ihepatlles lnlereeted.
Payment to be made In certificate of Indebted
ness, or such funds as the Government may bate
for illslrlbutlon. ,
Rids to b directed o Col. A. HECK WITH, A. IX
L and C. S. II., .. A., Washington. D. C, and en
dorsed M Proposals for llay,' de IS
n w,
OOODALL,
VJi PLUM DER,
AUD
OAH ANU STEAM FITTER,
C04 fitvtnth itrett, near Canal Bridgi,
WASHINGTON,
All orders executed at the shortest not Joe, tn tha
most substantial manner, and on reasonable termr.
Personal at, ten tlon given to fiery department ol
tbe business. aov M
D'fc
Lt.CKWOUDientinul th nr.
XJ tlcof Dentistry, la th Washington Building,
comer Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having practiced In the South nearly sixteen years,
he feels assured that ha can gl. satisfaction. Co any ,
that may caU.) . 1
Teeth InaerleJ on Vulcanite, Rubber, orJGo
PUie. Chloroform adiUo lite Kd wheifdciHc3.
? i-t;
k s
1a
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