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LOCAL NEWS.
Mayor Wallaxh im Ueoamd to tui Cam
Running en SwnJr Tho subjoined letter tron
Mayor Wallaek to the president of tho street rll
rnad company, was uoavotdedry anrwded out of our
columns sMterdar. It wlHUfca that U Major
annouooM that he would fort bttuvd to prevent
such an arrangement. Tie following la the latter:
Geo. R. OtJton, Prerident W, O. . .
Sibi I hart thia memeat received yourt of yta-
, tei-rtav. informln ma of tho deslr of tht Waahlof
T fonaodGaorfttowalailroadCompurtoruathilr
cart frm tht rammoro oepoi, in sou mij, w
Georgetown on the sabbith.ind Inquiring If there
U any municipal law or regulation that would bo
Infringed thereby.
I do not find anything Id tba Corporation ordl-
nances that rt eognliM or applies to atroat oara c
ncfnineeibut ma inn section 01 ine m 01 jqm so,
18M, entitled an "Act to prevent nuisances," pro
hibits "drivers of hackney ooachee and ether wV
c'tt from occupying, on fuoday, the appointed
aland for inch carriage or other vehicles, with their
coaches or other vehicles, or standing or welt In
elsewhere In the atreetaand aveaues for fare on
that daft" and aa I deem afreet eara vehicles In the
meaning of thia eeotloo of that ordinance, to run
them on the fabbath, aa proposed by four com
la'n, would be an InfHogeaientof the municipal
regutallone of this clr wlcn ' WOttW ftti un!l
to prevent.
Bcildes.andlpre umetheotjtctof running your
cars on the Sabbath would b an accommodation
to the publlo, I do not eee that the public would bo
much benefitted of your ruaoinvio maironm.
Baltimore Depot on a day when the Baltimore
I Wains are maay last than other days, and in eon-
uectloa with them at hours on that day which
would not suit the general publlo e ,nTsnlafbJ.
W lth alt respect for yourself and the gentlemen
connected with jou, I em, -c , fce ,
Rkkard Waliack, Mayor.
rHKriRiita for WiHTaR. John Deu, a col
ore I niDn,wM arrested by Oillcer Fuu, of tho
Third ward, for stealing a muff from Cohen's
store, on Seventh street. When pursued, he threw
the muff away whilst paitlog through Bates's al
le) . Justice Thompson committed him to jail for
court.
F-dward P. Wheeler wu arrested by Offleer s.
W. Taj lor, of the same ward, fur stealing a kutlalo
robe from Richard Crult fc Bon, of Georgetown,
sod was committed to Jail for court by Justice
Thompson.
Labckiy or Clothing. Alice Pleasant, cot
med, waa arrested by Ottloer Noon an, of the tlxth
precinct, upon the charge of stealing aomt ladles
clothing from Jos Shltlen, a storekeeper on Seventh
street, and waa committed to jslt for court by Jus
tice Thompson. Catharine Rossi, Emma Marshall,
Jud h Alexander, all colored, were arrested by the
sameoffle r upon the same charge, but were dts
mlited by the Justice no evidence being given to
prove their guilt.
His Six Found Out. Thomas Monroe was
arrested by Sergeant Mllsteed, of the Eighth pre
cinct, on the charge of being an accesaory to tho
commission of the burglary at the Jewelry atore of
C. H. Burger, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
First and Second streets. The burglar) happened
about a week ago. A watch found on the person
of Monroe was Identified by tho owner. Justice
Ferguson committed him to jail for a further hear
h g. A knowledge ol the circumstances leading to
the arrest Is due to the vigilance of Officers Taylor
and Parkhurst.
Thr Number Bevrh. Yesterday afttrnoon
te en colored people, named Ben . Tlpplns, Jno.
H. Grayson, Robt. Walker, Charlotte Dyson, Mary
A. Jackson, Flliebeth Simpson, Eliza MsDermot,
v. ere arrested by officer Milstead of the eighth pre
clnct, on the charge of stealing wood from the
Hhanesattkn foot of N. J. avenue. They were
marching to their respective homea with a log of
wood In their arms. Justice Ferguson locked them
up for four hours
Fi he. About 10 o'clock last night a fire
broke out in W. H. Arnold's mill, situated at the
loot of Eleventh street, near the Navy Yard bridge.
The flames progressed rapidly for a time, but were
rinall) extinguished by Officer Dutall, assisted by
tie police. No material damage waa done to the
mill
Disorderly Hoes . Jonas Rao sou a shop
keener on the navrvard. waa arrested by officer
, Keating of the ninth precinct, upon the charge of
keeping a disorderly house. H. R. Merry mao was
the complainant tn the case. Ransoa was required
t y Justice Cull to give secuwy lorgooacoopuct n
the future. t t
Thtmo to Bell his Horse. T. E. Bears,
quartermaster's sergeant of the Uih hew lork
cavalry, was arrested rstcrday by Sergeant Talt,
of the I- Ifth precinct, who found him trying to s II
Ms horse and Government saddle. He was sent to
tha Guardhouse for trial. This morning he stated
thut the horse was captured in Mrglola, but could
give no excuse for the saddle. He will be held for
punishment, -fcfc
Centre Marret. DapUe tho wet weather
ol this morn log, this market was well attended b
both buj era and sellers. There waa a fair enow of
commodities but all held at the usual high rates,
ss our price list below will show:
Beef, (best cuts) V lb $ 18 (?
Beer, toext) V lb J (
Beef, (corned) lb 10 '? W
Beef, (dried) V '
eal J
inl (nest cutlets) W faJ 2fi
Muttto (best chops) t tb
Mutton, quarter
La ii b, It quarter
Pork, (iresh)Vlb
Pork, (corned) V lb
Bicon hams (uncut) V to
Bacon hams, (sliced) lb
Bicon, (breasts) t rb
Bacon (ihoulders) V to
Bacoq, (joles) V to
Ivd
Lhlckeus, V pair
tBBl'l"
Buiter,ltb
Apples, V peck
Apples, (di led) quart
loutoei, (Irish) per peck
Potatoes, (sweet) f peck ,
t uoumbers (pickles) too
lomatoes, Vpet-k
ggPlantsLech
Erupts, V to '
(eUrjtl bunch
unions, y peck
Lettuce, bunch -
Beets, t peck
Beans, (butter) V quart
Beans, (white) V quurt
Turnips, fe letk
f nbbage, shead
Small Hock, t buncb
Perch, V lunch
Hsddoik
B&is
Blue Klsh
i at Fish, V bunch
He,V bushel
tern meal, V bushel
shin stutt, bushel
Brown stuir, v bushel
Shorts, V bushel
Lorn (belled) V bushel
Corn (la ear) bbl
Oats, bush
Ha, pwt
It) a straw cwt
Lemons, doi
Uulnccs.Vpecli
inestnuts, qt....
Chestnuts, V bushel
Cranberries, qt. ... .... . .
i sbbAge tor sour krout, s loo..
Sour Krout, quart
Uldzcoi Ducks, V pair
Blue Wing Ducks, V pair
lanas back Ducks s pair
L tack Head Ducks plr
Uppers, pair
MaiUrd,
Itaok Ducks, pair
lamu Du.ks, pair
fame Leese, eacb
lame Turkeys, dressed
Chickens, dressed, each
Uuail.ldox
Uoodcixk, each
P.atblts each
lulrrela, each
K.ibbliis, V dos
Black birds, l dz
12 (;
50 fl
STiusoE, hut Tkvi. War, disease aod
Undue are considered the most powerful emlsis
rki of death. There are others, more destructtt e
than the three united. Wi allude to the deadly
poisons sold as rum,ga, brsndy, whlsksy, wloe,
,c A glsnoe at our criminal calendars, police re
ports and medical ststlstlcs proves this, la the
mate of Mtlne.lhe headquarter of the temperance
movement, there Is uo rrstrlctlon on the sale of
."peer's laintmcl Ulue-a flattering testimonial of
ItS worth anil pUIIIJ. U uur uumiuu ti B(.4
.houU b encuuraaed lu e ery section of the coua-
try not merely for its non-lntoalcatlng properties,
tut lor its rare and valuable medicinal virtues.
tut lor its rare ana veiuaoie wcuigibh tihum,
Pprovelbi emlnejt members of tbe faoully, m
Europe and America. Tba lamtraeo grape of Por
tugal Is now cultivated In thla country for the
preparation of a wlnV unexcelled by the .vintages
of tho choicest port, to which It strongly aesissL.
latee In Its mellow Juiciness, rlehne&s of flavor and
brilliancy of color The fruit has bforoghtt
a perfection never attained In Portugal, by Mr. A.
peer, la hlf vineyard, New Jersey.' Pkyaietaaa
say It la super or to port for Invalids and In Sum
mer It la more agreeable and refreshing than claret.
Clergymen use It for Ite purity aeaoommualoa
wine, while the most fashionable families drink It
ae a dinner win. A. Y, Tritium.
Some of our druggists keep It.
Diblotaltt. Wm. Garrett was arrested yes
terday, and committed to the Guardhouse by Caps.
Todd. He la charged with d slovaUy, aad also
committing; an assault on some soldiers, calling
them aome very npprobtoue epithets, Yankees,
fee. He la to beheld for punishment.
Amusements.
Ford's New TniiTnt. This evening Is tho
last night poet lively of "Pocahontas." with the
versatile Webb Bl iters, Mr. Harry Pearson, aod the
Star Company la the cast Durlngthe week Poca.
hontae " haedrawn a succession of fashionable aad
brilliant houses, constituting large proportion
of the critical amusement seekers of Washington.
Gmoybb's Titiatrr. "Leah, the Forsaken,"
will bo presented to-night for tho last time, posi
tively. Miss Western will also make her last ap
pearance. On Monday atght the oelebrated Ravel
troupe, the Martlnettt aodMarretettl famllleewlll
appear la a great bill, embracing a choice selection
from their extensive reportolre of great trick pan
tomimes, beautiful ballets, ate. This will prove
attraction enough to keep tho great business of
this beautiful theatre up to Its highest standard.
Varietiis. A gTeat Saturday night bill Is
offered at the Varieties. The laat time cf the
splendid piece, " Don Juan," that has crowded tht
house the whole week. " The Nymphs of the Sli
ver Shower," by the ballet of beautiful girls an
life, poetry aod motion- the premiere actress,
M'lle Cherry Petrlet the Monitors of Fthloplaas,
the Budworth Brothers; Bob Hall, Clifford, and
Chubb) Measrs. Mafflt and Bartholomew) the great
French dancers, w Indie and Rolette, Miles. Alien,
and Miss Marsh, led by the great matter de dance,
Mone. Baptlatln. All appear this eteafng. uo
early lor a seat.
Caitirbtjrt Hall. Tha lucceeaful drama
of "Harold Hawk" will to-night be performed for
the last time, as will also Moos. Fouche's charm
ing ballet, "The syren." Kathleen O'Nell, will
appear In some of her taklog Irishisms) Mr.Chll
dere la hie great bayonet act) Ernestine De Father
In several songs and dances) Edeson In original
comicalities) and the great Ethiopian delineators,
Eagan and Fdwarda, In fresh eccentricities, sir.
Eagan's burlesque ballet, "The Sylpha of the
Swaaeo River," has made a decided hit, and Is
worthy a run of set eral weeks. Willis Armstrong,
Ed. Murray, H. W. Williams, Harry Bloodgood,
Sylvaa Clarke, and many other talented performers
ate attached to the company.
WniTEULRST'S OALLBRT, 434 PRH9TLVARIA
been elecantlv refitted and furnished. Haaoneof
the largest collections of Photographic negatives
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing likenesses oi aisunguunca prvoo.
both civil and military. Likenesses of many ol
these fallen la batt e can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whltehurst outstripping his com
Ktltors, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
mdon Particular attention la called to his new
Imperial Photographs, also lgnetts now much
sougrit alter. --- BU"'-
A Word or Adyicr. Those who lato boon
doetoting for weeks and months without obtaining
reUCI, SDCU1U UDDIUH ur. r uuviaiii wuuia mii
at No 431 E street, corner of Eighth street, aad be
radically cured. Twenty.flve years experience baa
established Dr. Flshbiatt'e reputation aa aphysl-
sun. Reoeoi eaaaa eurea is a hwuhi ,tu
bargee
Moderate, DR. F1SHBLATT,
No. 41 E street, corner oi a.ignu.
Opposite the General Post Offle.
Thr Grrat Frkrstlyakii Routr. Thi
nl.tHl anri aafMt KHlta lO thS NorthWMt aff
ieuthwest. Twothroughtralna dally, and one oi
unday. Soldiers' tickets at Government rates U
all the principal points la the North and West
For tickets and further Information apply at the ol
Ree oi tne "ureas renniyiTui iwuw,- uoruiw
corner Pennsylvania aveaue and Sixth street, ua
QOr national noi. wuw vyw -
P.--I-- ,. 0.B0HT0W.
tUg g AaoaS
Who Will rr Currd ? We desire, to call
special attention to the advertlaement of the cele
brated Dr. VeUnj , which appears la another column
The Doctor is a sate and reliable practitioner, whose
skill and experience Is a guarantee that the unfor
tunate victim of certain indiscretions ean with con
fidence Intrust his case In his hands. Let young
man be warned In time, and seek the beet means of
relief.
New York Sttlm. Gentlemen' Clothing t
Arw end TeiAtoncWe A large assortmeat lor Drees
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing toats excel) lo beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
m Pa av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Toe only place where you cau purchase India
!.. nnB nt kll klnda ftt Manufacivrtrt Drlsea.u
at H. A. HALL'S India Rubber Warehouse, ii
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street. Also,aU kinds oi Kunoer goous u un
fit 11 y repaired at short notice, mar 3-tf
ae- The ConfcaaloDe and Kxperlenee of
AN 1NVALI11. ruwwopi wi m., . -- -
warning and a caotiob to vovna hen who autter
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay or Main
hood, etc , aupplylng at the same time the bieaw
of belt cube. By one who baa cured himself af
ter being put to great expense and Injury through
medical numoug anu querj.
By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope
slncle copies may be had of the author.
1 V NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq ,
L,Eeq,
mysa-iy
Bedford, Klnss County,
rilANOSI MUSIC! I HARPS! I ME-
r i.uuk.urtaii.
Agents for SCHOMACKKR It CO.'H celebrated
PhAgVnuCRSVESTEEN fc COM celebrated
New York pianos
Agents lor U WIS i celebrated harps.
SHLET MU.11C AND SOtiGH,
with piano aocompanlinent, comprising nearly
eer thing publlshedt onl o cents per sheet.
OPERATIC SELECTIONS
In book form, from 23 to OU cents per book.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PORTFOLIOS,
. .ln..iiI,..rnAU.Aniii and nldaalUlt received
from th. imHI.heri. Teachere l.rnlihed At loweit
r.teit. Hiri And pUnoi repaired At the ihorteit
not".. s'hoMackekia MONTOOMEY.
No 4, Mar.et .pace anu r.uu n..uu,
Belween Sth and th itreet, ad itory,
noJJ-lm WMhlngtonO C
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD.
-i nvn PHnPOSALSKreiiivltetl until tha 10th
day of December, 1S3, at 1. o'clock M , for rurnlsh.
loathe Subsistence Department with one thousand
cords of Pine WooJ, known in the market as ' Ba
ker's fine," to DO ustiverru uu -i win ur uuct
in Washlogton or Georgetown, within thirty days
after the contract has been signed.
Th. 1EnnIt t. Kj. silla.il eT)lt IYls1laUrll at the lie
pense of the contractor, and sulject to the Inspec
tion Ol an omcer ur ... y- mm....iph..
Th.n.ik nraiilaiiiiiniuatecaoujuanv each bid.
Slils will not be cotertalned Iroiu penons who
have failed to tulttl their previous contractii and
the Government resertes ine rignt to rrjtct en)
ttlJ for any cause. ......
DidB for a less quantity than the whole will be
received.
Bids to be address d to the undersigned, at S.3 0
street, and endorsed " Proposals tor Wood."
noM-lQt S C. GRUNT, Captain C S
SeIled: proposalTs are invit.
ed until tbe 33d day of December, 1 l, at n
bu, for the Hides, 1 allow. Hoofs aod Horns, or all
rinvrnmer-t r tle..UuthtcreJ within the ancient
limits of tbe District of Columbia, fur three months
or more f om the commen.euient of the contract
The above articles to be collected by the ceo
tractor, aod removed from the various places at
which the cattle are killed, at such time as maybe
designated by the officer In charge
The contractor shal be liable for all the Hides and
r.iLAw. lino s. and Horns, com In from every ani
mal slaughtered, unleis It can be made Batlstacto-
rlly lO LllJ IU " a UUBJtu.au I. V iyrin ttstvu. mil
U due exertion, diligence aud care, was made to
obtain the said articlts
Fj meot will be required eury ten de) s lo Coy
ai.iH.nt ftlBlilfl
Bids should be made tn duplicate, and an oath of
a'leil.toe must accompany the bids
Tbecoutrec-or will be held accountable for the
Hides, be, odcs a week after the signing of the
A Bond will be required upon tbe acceptance of
tne bid Tor the laituiui penur - wi iiiv wu
olds to be directed to Lieut Cul G. BKI.L. C. 8
y s a., washingtuu, u u.sniieuuorw-rruui
tals lor Hides and Tallow. i.oWsati.tt,s,dec
USA., Waehlnatou. D C , andeudoreed j-ropo-
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
O
F V I 0 1 A. L
Wan DLriBTHtMT.)
Adjutant Gexeaal's Office,
Wabrirotoh, D, C , November to. 1803. . )
Gment OrVr, So. Ml. '
Commanding orneere of regiments will report la
their monthly returns of dessrtere the names of
tten Joined from desertloa, aa well aa those who
deserted during tne month,
By order of the Secretary of Wan
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
0
PF I C I A h.
GENERAL ORDER IN RELATION TO AD
VANCE OF WAGES.
War DtFARTMcrr,
Washington Citt, Nov. 34, 186. (
It being represented that the Increased prleee of
provisions and necessaries renJsr It proper and
just that there should be aa Increased rate of wa
ges for mechanics, laborers and other employeee
whose compensation Is aot fixed by lawi
it is ordered that the heads of the respective
Bureaus of the War Department make Inquiry and
report to thla Department ajuat aad reasonable
rate of advanced wages that should bo paid by tho
Government at the present time.
Tho Adjutant General will communicate thla or
der to the heads of Bureaus, and call for a report.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
doW Secretary of War.
o
F F I O I, A h
Was Depabthiht.
"1
AVIVTADT UHtRAIi'l UITirE.
WAsmaoTONt d v., ovember IT, 18a,
sprtlel Order, Ao. 610 1
(Extract )
II. The pay of the followlnrofficera is suspended
uatU proper rolls aad returns, for their respective
regiments or batteries, are filed la the office of the
Adjutant General, evidence of which will be a cer
tificate to that effect from that office, tin
Commanding Officer, 6ist Indiana volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 86th Indiana olunteers.
Commanding Officer, Id Iowa volunteers.
Comment lag Offleer, 80th Illinois volunteers.
Commanding Officer, Wth Illinois rolunteers.
Commanding Offleer, 1 loth Illinois volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 14th Illinois cavalry.
Commanding Officer, id Kentucky volunteers.
Commanding Offleer, 35th Kentucky volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 1st Kentucky cat airy.
Commanding Officer, 4th Kentucky cat airy.
Commanding Officer, 11th Kentucky cavalry.
Commanding Officer, 13th Kentucky cavalry.
Commanding Officer, 1st Missouri Hate mllltla.
Commanding Officer, id Missouri State mllltla.
Commanding Officer, Sth Missouri cavalry.
Commanding Officer, 1st Michigan cavalry.
Commanding Officer, 6th Michigan cavalry.
Commanding Officer, 96th Ohio volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 99th Ohio volunteera.
Commanding Officer, 27th t Iscoosla volunteers
Commanding Offleer, is Ji Wisconsin rolunteers.
Commanding Offleer, 13d Wisconsin volunteers.
Commanding Officer, 40th New York volunteera.
Commanding Officer, 45th New York tolunteers.
Commanding Officer, 90th New York volunteers.
Commanding Officer, listh New York olunteers.
Commanding Officer, CTth Pennsylvania tolua
teers.
Commanding COcer, flth Maryland volunteers.
Commanding Officer, Slmmond's Independent
battery, volunteer artillery.
By order of the Secretary of Wan
E. D. TOWNSEND,
no28 Assistant Adjutant General.
HOPOBAL8 FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.
Caialry DvncAtr
'1
Office or defot ituAaTEBMASTEa,
washinotoh. u u , nor, ao. ittw
PROPOSALS are solicited and will be received
at this ofDce for the furnishing ot Cat airy Horsss,
ToDeaeiivereuia wuniagionciiy, v. v , si. mui..
Mo , and Chicago, 111.
The horses to comply with the following spscifl-Ai.i-inB.
vltt To, be from fifteen Mfil to Biateai. (16!
handa high, from five (5) to nine 19) years old, will
broken to the saddle, oompaotly built, la good
nesn, ana tree irom en qsicum.
The ability of the bidder to fulfill his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
aaiee.
No proposal will be entertained unless the oath
of elleglance of the person or persons bidding hall
be on file In this office.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be
shewn by the official eertlrloate of the clerk of the
nearest District Court, or of the United Statca
District Attorney
Proposals must be addreiied to Lieutenant Cel,
C. G. aawtelle. Chief Quartermaster Cavalty Bu
reau, and be endorsed on the envelope "Proposals
for Horses "
Cavalry horses agreeing with the above specifi
cations will be purahased in open market, at f Air
pries a, at the following places, vlxt New .ork city,
Albany, Buffalo, aod Rochester, N. Y , Pittsburg,
Penna Columbus, Ohlot Boston, Mass , Augusta,
Maine, and Madison, Wisconsin.
C. O. SAWTFLLE, Lieut. Colonel and
non-U Chief Quartermaster Cavalry Bureau.
ORDNAKCE OFFICE,
War Department.
WaIIIIKOTOKW, NOV, 30, )BS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recehed at this
offlce until 4 o'clock P. M.oothe 16th of Decem
ber neat, for 100,000 Infantry accoutrements, cali
ber 68, to bo delivered In the following quantities,
at the undersigned arsenals, vis 1
so,mk sets at the New York Arsensl, Governor's
Island.
30,000 sets at the Frank ford Arsenal, Brides-
burg, Pa
30,000 sets at the Alleghany Arsenal Pittsburg, Pa
30,ooisetsattheSt Louis Arsenal, at Louis, Mo.
10,000 sets at the United States Arseaal, Spring
field, Mass.
These accoutrements are to be made In strict
conformity with the regulation patterns, which
can be seen at an) of the abot e named places, and
they are to be subfest to Inspection at tbe arsenal
where delivered before being lecelve I by the Gov-
aviifiij.nl t nnn. to h accented OP Uftlil fur but aueh
as are approved on inspection 1 he belts to be of
grtined bather, and all toe stock to be the rest
oak tanned, ihe shoulder belt to be included In
the set. L
niivarie muni ne fnftiie in 1011 oi not leu man
t nuo acta tir week, for all contracts of 10.000 sets
or uodsi f and not less than 3,coo sets per week on
an contracts lor over iu,uw , u u u.t ci y
in hn maitt. within ttrteon divi from date of con
tract Failure to deliver at a specified time will
subject the contractor to a forfeiture of the amount
tobedelheredatthat time. Ihe accoutrements
must be boxed la the usuai st lei the boxes to be
charged at cost, 10 ue neicrmweu dj to lu.pc.ioi.
Bidders will state explicit!) the arsenal or else-
n.liurhara lha i.rniinB trt ilellver. Sndtha DUm
ber of sets the) propose to deliver at each place, If
for more than one. . , ....
No bids will le considered from parties other
than regular manufacturers of the article, and
aucn aa are soown 10 .00 vcpni-iuicu. iuueiu.iv
competent to execute in their own shops the work
tipniiiiJkl fn-
Each party obtaining a contraot will be required
to euter Into bond, with approved surety for Us
launiui execution. . ... ,
The Department ressres the right to reject any
Or ail D1US II not uceiueu mniiuij
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadier Gen
rat tUnrr D. Rtmuv. Chief of Ordnance. Wash
ington, d C," and will be Indorsed "Proposals
tor.nr.n.ryA.oou.ren.en,. BAM,Ayj
Brig Gen , thief of Ordnance,
uoSl-eattutbUt
T1ROPO8ALS FOR HAY, STRAW
J AND GRAIN.
Assistant Quahtibm aster's Otricc,)
rOKAOCDarARTMENCOBMCnGAMDSSDSTS,
WiniixiiTnN. D. C . October ISth. ISttl. J
Written Proposals are invited for furnishing
Hay, Straw, 0ts, and Corn for tbe use of thla
Depot, to be delu ered at the Rsllrsad Dept or at
any ofthe Government Wharves In this city.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned,
and they ahould state the quantity of each article
ottered, also the price and date of deliver).
Proposala will be received tor Ave thousand (e,
000) bushels of Corn or Oats, and tiny (SO) tons of
nay or straw, nu upwnrua, uuieii u an iumus iwi
the Interest of the Government to contract for a
less amount.
All grain to be put up In good sacks, of about
two (J) bushels each, which are to be furnished at
the east of the contractor.
The Hay ana straw to oe securely dsivu
All firkin tnJ Hv anil 81ra.ii nlared to be sub
ject te a rigid inspection by the Government In
Biwaior.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responslb e bidders, as the Interests ol
the sen lea may reautre.
Good security will te required for the faithful
fulfillment of any contract wade under this ad er
tlsement. pAiment to be made at the completion of the
contraot. 8. L. BROWN,
oc&-tf Cspt aad Ass't Qusrtcrm'r U.S A
CUBA SEQARSSEQARS.
l.ouu to Vfi 0, of Jiguanl tobacco, for
. .. .:-. Ai.nl. i Ifllll1 DIPAdll
FROM
for sale at a
Itiw price Applj to JOSK PICAiO, hljo 48
Twelitn streei, neiwrcn u anu n sireeii.
nov-l
NB
EW ROSEWOOD (CARVED)
OCT. PIANOS, for A220
1 ulnii iml thm
MLHUMACh.tR a; MONTGOMERl,
nr vi piivsi at una.,
No. 4 Market Space aud Penns)hsnla avenue, 3d
gtory, Washington, D. t', fia?U
WANTS.
.TNrORMATION WANTED OF JOHN
I iCRIMMIN,supposedtobeln Washington, by
hTs brother Mlcbsel Crimmln, NoS street,
New York, or Ho, sat South Fourth street, Phila
delphia, Pa. no37 it
"XT ANTED IMMEDIATELY. A
T V GOOD NURSE at SOS Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Reference re
quired. D030-tf
WANTED.-A GROWN COLORED
RIRL. tA Mil it Id & femllv of two. and In
take care of a child a portion of the time. This is
a good opportunity for a good eirl to secure a com
fortable home. Apply at lTt B street srutri. be
tween Ninth and Teath. no20-t
VrrANTED, AT THE TREASURY
W Extension, twenty CARPENTERS. To
good workmen the highest wages will be given
and steedy work. Apply at the Office of Construc
tion, Treasury Building. ISAIAH ROGERS,
W-II BUprVlBlUft YIKIUIVCl.
WANTED.A GENTLEMAN WITH
a small family desires to rent a House with
rive or six rooms, in the northern sectlunof the
eity. Please address Box SO, Republican office,
stating terms, location, Re. JyltMf
AND WARRANTS WANTED.
FIFTY LANDWARnANTSef40,60t190andiea
ires wanted Immediately by
CLARK h. GAYLORD
Doi-tf Room S, corner Seventh and V sts.
WANTED.8URGEONS AND AS
SISTANT SURGEONS fur colored regi
ments In the Departments of the South, Gulf, and
Tennessee ....
All candidates must be examinea oeiore a uoaru
of Medical o Ulcere
Boards are now in session at notion, new xorit,
Washington, Cincinnati, and St. Louis, and at the
headquarters ol the Armies of the Potomac, Cum
berland, and Tennessee. , .
Annllettloni for examination should be made to
the Surgon Otnerat, V.S A , H'lthingtm, D. C , and
must be accompanied with one or more testimo
nials of good moral character from respectable
persons.
The Board wilt determine whether the caadldate
ie qualified for Surgeon or for Assistant Surgeon.
The candidate must be a graduate of some regu
lar Medloal Colleget non-graduates will not he ex
amined. J- R- BARNES,
Acting Burgeon untri.
Surgeon General'i Office, Nov. 18, 1MJ.
neao eo3w
FOR SALE OR RENT.
QEA80NED OAK WOOD FOR SALE,
O Delivered on the Cars at Annapolis Juction.
Price as nereord Address or arrlr to THOMAS
ROW E, Annapolis Junction, Md. noTMt
TOP RENT. TWO PARLORS AND
' THRtr CHAMBERS. In a ttrlvate famllv.
with new and handsome furniture, close by the
city eara. The house is a three story brick, In the
most healthy part of the city. Reference required.
AaureiS O. n , vox !, njn-wiuce. uurm-
OR BALE OR RENT. A HOUSE
and FactotY for making Sash, Doors, Blind,
Mbldl
'lui t. ,.. A,,mm nrnonr e
RIDER, Agent, No. 60S New Jersey avenue.
B031 3w
-w-iTivtotit?r TinriXta vnn Tir.VT
1 Furnished rooms, agreeably located, may be
rented by calling at 449 E street, between Sixth
ana aevenin. "
XHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
a large quantity of OAK and PINE WOOD,
oughly seasoned and in good condition, which
hatanrrnitredtodellverto nurehasers In anyosrt
of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities tn suit pnr
chasers Orders solicited at his new Wood lard,
no 4 Twemn sireei, dciwccq r. win r urmi
noS-tf F. F CORBFTT.
I
mnnnwrn k VV1TT.V 1 VlWiltf.
1 rnaT.Rt.V fURNISHED HOUSE, located
" nt wmt hut nni BniiAre from Permit Iva-
nla avenue, containing nine rooms, gai, Latrobe
stove, water in yard, fcc, will be for rent from the
Iftth of November. Lease from one to three y ears
Rant a 125 per month, payable quarterly. In a.t
vance. Address box !&, ashtngton City Post
Offlce. r c8z'
BQAiaaycT
TIOARDINO... A NUMBER OF GEN-
X tie me a can obtain beard at No 497 Maryland
snui uvtwrcB r uurNuiu-auu bum uiiu i'i
Island. e-sn-ti
NEW BOOKS.
-TfTENDELL HOLMES' NJtlWOK.
sound mest irom ine Atmntio cioavaijivy unvrr
Wendell Holmes. Price $t 23
Just published, ana tor sale oy
PHILP . SOLOMONS,
no27-at IM Fennsyh anta a enue.
TTI8TORY OF WEST POINT.
"THitoryof West Point and Its Military Imiort
ttiM liiirlnr the Revolution, end tha Orlrln and
Prorress ortheUnltetl States Military Academy,
b) captain . c. lioynion, a. pi. Hpicnuiuiy iiius
t rated. Prlee $5.
Just puwisned ana lor saie oy
inibr a guiu,iiunj
D027-2t
331 Penns)lanla avenue.
T
Iji
luciut
ONOFELLOW'B NEW POEMS.
i THE WAYSIDE INN. end other New Poems.
TutHnrtheLOS1 OP THF CITMOf HLND."
by henry Wadaworth Longfellow,ln one beautiful
volume, rnca i
Just puDiisneu anu lor saieny
PHILP at SOLOMONS,
oo?T-3t 339 Penns)lanla aienue.
T ONGFELLOW'S NEW POEM.
Tlei of e Wav-ald Inn. at . Mailed Iree nn
receipt of publishers price.
JUBl I'uutiiiiru Riiii iur mms uy
HUDSON TALOn.
Booksellsr and Stationer,
334 Penna) h anla a euue.
Chronj
no37-iw
EW BOOKS!! NEW BOOKS'!!
Souudlnxa fromtheAtlantlc.il Oliver wen-
eelfH
Holmesi at 20
Thniisrhlt. nf tho rmiwrnr M. Aiirellui Anto-
nlnus, traaslatcd by George Lonjr, il. Iree by
mall
Just published and for sale 1
HUDSON TALOlt,
Bookseller and sUtlout-r,
noll-tw Chron 331 Icon atenue.
TW'EW ROOKS 1 NE
EW ROOKS! NEW ROOKS I
Irvine's Sketch Book. New Pocket F Jit ion.
Blue and Gold 1
Alice of Monmouth, an!dlof the UreatWart
by Edmund C. atedman. Printed at the imerslde
Press 1.
feoullari a Tale or the Great Tratisltisn, by Epes
Sargsant. 1 60.
Heaven our Hornet by the author of " Meet for
Heat en" )!
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON rAL0B,
Bookseller and Statlont-r,
no2l-4t 334 Pennsylvania at cuue
TVJEW MILITARY ROOKS I
history of West Point, and 1's military Import
anoe during the Ameilcau Pevolutlon, and the Or
igin and Progrcii of the United states MiltUrj
Acailemyi by Captain Kdward C Bo)nton, A. M ,
AJJutautof the Mllltar Acadeni).
Booksellrr and stationer,
131 Peuos) Ivatiia avenue.
EW ROOKS ! I NEW BOOKS ! 1
Firm of IMrewoodt bv Ike Mtrvch il 50
Reveries of a Baehelori by lite Mrelj l .&.
Dream Life, a Parable ofthe Seasons, si 26
The Yankee Boy from Hornet vl S&
hlerlvale'a History of the Homansi ol 1, i.
Speeches and Lectures of Wendell Phlllipii J M,
Hospital Sketchesi by L. M. AUotti ro cents
Just published and for sale b)
HUDSON TAILOR,
Bookseller and St nl loner,
no3-tf tn Pennsh anla av euue.
O EAL, ESTATE
nVrsooB havlnf HOUSES a
EAL, ESTATE AGENCY.
trioni havlnff HOUSES and LOTS to SELL, or
H OUSLS to RKNT, will do well by calling ou the
subscribers Also, persons desirous of Purchasing
or neniing uwciungs cea oe proviuta iur.
ITOmpt eiienuoa givru 10 mi jirni rimm uai'
ness , . . ..
Apply to wm. w, uuniJun, wnn
CLARK fc GALURD, Attcrnejs,
Heal Lstate Orokers, and Auctioneers.
iwora a. corurr mi r airvvia
Refers to Hon. s. C. Pomeroy, U S S j Hon. L,
M Morrell, tl S S t Hon R F Fenton, M. C ,
Hon Chaidn Hall, M C t Hon U SoorMrld, M
Ci Hon. I. W. French, 3d Auditor, and others
anT tv
T
O
TINNERS AND
DaALMlS.
STOVE
eolfer to consumers, at low rutti, WiUV v
sll descriptions in quantity or retail, as filions
Bright Iron Wire, Nos to JO,
Annealed Iron Wire, Nos Itttn3,
tirass ire, f( iDcn io oo ,
Copper Wire, No. 1 to No. Jo,
steei i
i Wire. No 4 told,
noW-ow
JOHN K, pL AN4
AMUSEMENTS.
IORD'H NKW THKATRK,
TIMTII STMEET, NKAI E.
john T. ronu Huwiudrropiuiti,
(Alio or H.UUrilrwt TliMlf ., Biltlmor..)
UST KIOHT OF PO-CA-HOW-TAa.
THIS (SATURDAY) K ENINO, Kor.mb.r9a
THE WEBB SISTEnS,
MR. HARRY PEARSON.
AND THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
APPFAH FOR
THE LAST TIME. POSITIVELY,
In John Broufh.m'i witty turliqu. .Qtltlm
PLW3A-IION-TA8.
To comv.Be. with th. b..utirut fl..m.. .ntltl.d
TnE WANDERINO BOYS.
ON MONDAY,
Th. fAlry extr.v...nt cotlttfd
INVISIBLE PRINCE I
OR, THE ISLE OF TRANQUIL DELIGHTS,
By J. K. Fl.peh., lq.
1 n O V E R
s theathej
VT
Peno' .T.ouo, D..r W11UM'. Hotel.
LEONARD GROVFR DIRFCTOR.
TWO ORAND PERFORMANCES,
SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1681.
Alt.rrnon At 3 o'clock, Aod .y.olQK At th. UlUAl
tlm.. Lnoo both ooaiIodi th. ir..t diAnA of
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN,
Will be prci.ntett. giving our citlx.nl th. LAat
LhADC, moat poiltively, to wltn.n this greAt pro
duction. TAi. 1. Alio th. LACt DAf of th. .DgAf .
m.nt ot th. .mtnrnt youot .otrr...
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who.grAtlBipraoaAtlonofth.
JtWHH MAIDLN
Ha. prov.n b.ood quc.tlon
HER MOST SUCCESSFUL EFFORT.
Th. MADAcer regret, th. nee.Mity thAt eompele
hint to withdrew thle greet AttrActloa from belor.
th. publl. in th. v.rylielght of tb. moet r.mArk
Able euoceee rer kaowa in the htetory of dremAtlo
event.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENINO
WillberrcMntedthegrAtcinotlooAldrAn)A,lnnv.
Act, by Mr. Auguitln DaIv, ol New York, entitled
LEAH. THE FORSAKEN.
LcaIi, the Je.lih Maiden, ...Mil. Lucille Wotern
Tb. MenAgrr tAkea great pleaauro tn Announcing
An engagement with the celebrAted RA EL
TROUPL,th. MArttnAttl And MArtAttt F.mlllea,
the molt aucoeaarul trofS. of pantomlmlati la the
world, who will commence on Mondey evening,
Noiember so, lathe molt extemlr. reportolre or
trick pantomime!, ball.ta, fce ke , ever presented
la America. noM
PA
1 N T I N O
IIOUSF AND WA1I.
FUNT1NQ AND ORMNINO
OF FXFRY DFU'RIFIION
1IUN AND DFLORATIVF
IN ALL THF VARIOU STsLI
The undersiined Is prepared to execute work of
et ery description, In a neat, durable and prompt
manner
M. T. fAHsVr H,
No. 64 Louisiana aenue,
Between Mxth and Seventh streets,
nut 2 1m
Q F F 1
C I A L,
HEADQUA.Tr.l
MlLITA.V DllT.ICT (F UAIHIIIOTOH,
WAIIIINOTON, U. U, AUfUIIW, IWM. I
General orileri No 21
All eommlaaloneJolflcerB In the cltvof Waehlnc.
ton, D C , unler medleal treatment, are hereby
ordered to wear the uniform of th. Uoltod St.tei
acrt Ice, accordlnr to their srfele.
By c.mta.nd of Brlf Gen Martin-dale
' JOHN r. SHI.HBOKNF,
Atie-tr Alil.tint AdJutAnt O.eerAl.
JOHN JOIvIIKFE,
ATTOKVEV AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Uai remotcd hie office to the NortlieAit corner ol
P end fifteenth atrcela, oppoilt. th. ..it
.utr.nc. of the Treaiury Dulldlo,,
WAiblnfton City, D. C ,
AtUuJa cipeclally in .IaIui uiko the United
.t.. Itll lr
plHM A SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY STA'MONFKB,
PKINTERa,
AHD
BLANK BOOK MANUFUMTRFRt,
3 PENNSILANIA W TM f,
Haecoi)stantl) on hand
All Mllitarj and Naal Wurks,
.New and recent Public at lone,
Army Stationer), til kin Ij,
Fifcl 1 Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
deneral Older ilea.
Time Books,
Army Pay Tal les.
Fie J Glasses,
Held Cepj log Presses,
Al-tracl Papers,
Pulsion and Fount Blanks
te.urd books fur uie at headquarters by As
siatnot Ailjutant Genrrala
Blank hooka male,and Priatlngdurie loorderon
very short notice.
All Pi luted Hooks scut by mall free of postage
ocu-tl
riMUS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
I the subscriber has obtained from the Orphan's
CUiirt of WAshlngton Count), In the District of
,,i,imi i leiioranf A.lminlitmtlon. il b n C t, a .
I,ji,.f.nnilriili,r AililUnn LnDvYlt, . late Ol
... !" .: ;;..'.i".-:r in :a-.. .
wninuiRion tiij , u i, ,uca.iu on .'ii"-."'-IngtlaLnts
aifalnat the said deceased, are hereb)
wiirned to vxhltdt the same, with the touchers
t. ....... r i.i thn Biilmrrlti(r. nn nr t?fcire the 4tb da
of Augi'ut nextithej may otherwlie by law be ex-
bill led irom All UUO.lllUI Uin riu wiiiib. uniu
ULikr oi) hand this Sth ds) or Aiiifuit. itu
' JAMkHT. PJHKINS.
110I6 Iaw3w Administrator, d. b u c. t pa
A
rASIIINGTON LECTURE ASSO.
I.IAI1U.4.
CONDCOURaF.
1 he " MauHgers of the Washington Lecture As
soilation," In annaunclns; their
aLCOND COURSE OF LI CTURI
Take pleaiute In reminding the citizens of aah
inglon of their successln seeming, riBT, the ser
Ues ofthe
ABLEST AND MOST FLOi4UI NT LECTURERS
In the countr) and, ieiomd, the com enitntly lo-
uHted and commCMllous
CHURCH LDIFICk. OF THE E STREIT BAP
TIST bOCILTi,
heie the Lectures ol the Course will be held on
rHIDA IVLN1NG
Of each week, kommenclug about the middle of
December.
They also take pleasure la announcing that er.
raugements arc 1 tlntf made for the observance of
TNT-ACOSD OF FfcDRUARV.
It. an Oration and other appropriate extsrclses.
TheLecturiSUltlleilelUeredby the following
distinguished gen'lemcn
Rev.atephenll Tjog.D D,Nework
lte Hn.rj Ward Buehtr, Urookljn N.
General I A. GartlelJ, I hto
H Jacob M ManniOK D D , Boston, Mass
Prof It D Hitchcock, D. D, New lork
John B Gough, I sq lasaavhusetts
He RlchnrlS S orrs, D D , Brookljn, N. t.
Hon 1) Graft Brown, Mlsiourl
Hun Dai Ul Dickinson, ninghamtoo, N ,
Ke John Pterpont, Waihington, D (.,
Uiorai Um Curtis, New oik
Single tUkets lor the Course, Ji, tkkets ad
mltlliut a e at le man an 1 lad),tlto le had ol
eitlur ofthe uttl ersrflho isaclatlnn
LS CLsPHANI,
W A CROFeUT,
L. S TOURS,
. RICHARD,
A. G. MALI,
JOHN II. FRENCH,
N B. DEFRFl,
t HAnLb.1 ROtiLR,
Beard of Managers
JOHN PURPONT,
Attr.t Piesident,
JUMN R, FAIHBANkS, SeC ) llOil -II
AMUSEMENTS.
QAMTERHURY HAM..
CAMERBURT,
CANTERBURY,
THE POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND TIIEATRt,
ImUiu Attt MdrfA. cact eStrtA ifmf.
(la rArof th. M.tropollt.Q And NAllonAl Hotalfc)
SION 07 THE BIO CALCIUM LIOHT.
Wm. CSlna...... M.n,.r And Proprietor
TOT GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY,
TnE WORLD'S REPOSITORY OF GENIUS,
WIT AND BEAUTY.
THE NATION'S MODEL
AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
BEHOLD I WONDER I
THE OREAT SENSATION ALLIANCE.
THIS EVPN1NO,
Fe.engaetnent
FOR A TEW NK.HTS ONLV
MR. J. II. CIIILDER8,
MR. 1. II. CI1ILDER8,
The famous am worm ajumci wnvis wwuuvnui
perform ences with the musket and bayonet hate
A.i.i,. .., ,.. H.ltiniil mAn mill.
Ury men and others, all of whom agree In pre
""BEsf DRILLED IOLDIER IN AMRIC.
raurth weak of the brilliantly successful ene;agt
mini oi
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
MIHS KATHLEEN O'NEIL.
Th. Irreprenlble Irlih .Irl, la her
nuLLlCKl'.u riumuno,
innrsi.TABLE comic song.,
INIMITABLE INTFRLeCUTION.,
AND ORIGINAL DANCrs.
tpntF..t. 1 .ne... m.nt of the bAUtlful. ffr.CPf.ll
And f.iclnAtln. oca! And T.rpilchore.n St.r,
MISS ERNESTINE UK rAlUEII,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER.
Flrit .ppear.ne. of th.
CRA.AT PHYSICAL WONDFH,
MR. C. II. PARKER,
MR. C. 11. PARKER,
THE CELI BRATEO CONTORTIONIST
.od wondciful
" BONFLFSS MAN."
Athrllllni rotn.ntle drama, In two Acti, entitled
HAROLD HAUKl
THF COVVICT'S'VFVGEANCF
Mr, H. W. lin a. Harold HawU
Mr. George R. F leion ai ine Lohklni
Mile Llllio Brandon ab Jenle (jrej
MliiLuc) Clinon a Bicky Dimple
Other cherAetere by the Corpe Dramatlque.
ArTl-tM.LAND. Act 1 AUSTRALH.
Tre loua to the drama, A
GRAND CANTERBURY Ol 10.
In the oourie of which a beeutifnl .Allet will he
performed under the direction of
MONA. GUILLAUMF. FOICHE,
entitled
THE SVRPN,
IntrodncloK the femoui
ALBUM OF BKAL'TV.
LILLIE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON
JULIA RICHMOND, LCCV CLIFTON,
M'LLF JKNNIF, M'LLEGERALDINF.
LI PETITF FLU, , Ac.
FlritAppearAnef ofthe Popular Elhloplen Coine-
51 R. HAnRY bLoodgood
ENTIRE NFw"ETHIOPIANISMS
Bv the Artlitlo Corpi of Corko.rAphere,
J S EDWARDS, II. W KAOAN,
MR. FD. MURRAY, H. W . WILLIAMS,
J S LLARKF, MONS SOL,
T.BROWN, C. W SAGOART.
Including, for the flr.t time, aii Aitonlihlng hll
let, (orlllnAl) OAlled the
& 1 PHI (IF THF .U ANFE RIVER.
Produced under the ImmedlAte luperrlilon of the
Cuben BcauIv Slguor. Lagano, a.ilited by Slgnor
AAlwaroini, ine great pi.ure u. vuriiut, uw
THE ENTIBF CORPS DE BRUNETTE.
Admlulon MccnU
,t..hAa ... . HWDU
IPrlrAt. Boxes, holding ilx perioni ,
Doom open .t 1 o'elockl Performenee .t IV.
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 31, lb,
TWO GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE ,
AFTI RNOON AND EVENING.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEF,
Regul.r Serlei, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admlulon Lealee So ce.'i Children 10 cent,
not a
TrAHIETIES! YARIETIE3I1
V Fronting Penn'a Avenue and Ninth street
Hambllnfc Co...
,. Proprietors
Fltislmmons...
, .stage Manager and Ad, ertlser
A OR F. AT SATURDAY NIGHT'S UILL1
THIS FALSING, NOV. SS,
Last Time of the Beautiful Drama of
DON JUAN
OR, THL FATF OF THE LIBFRTIN1-.
Dm Juan . M'lle CHFRRY PkTRIF
The Falrj Mectaele,
NIMPHS OFTHK sfLi.rl bllOWER,
Bv the Bevi of oun Ladies, led by Mons BAP
T1TIN.
A Grand Programme of 0 LR FORT PILCE:
lis et.rly for a seat I
Admission, S3 aud W cena
con.mcDi.es at s o'clock
Dours o vii at T
WeJnesday-GRAND MATINFL
r- la preparation, the Proten piece, 1 AN N t '
FHuLICi. In whicl. M LLfc. CHI RHV Pt TRIt
takes seven characters no."
WINES. ETC.
111 EI). S. CIIHESS,
FenD.jhaniA At , two iloor. from Fouttcentli.t ,
Branch or 71 WAtmm at., Ntw Vottk,
Invltei Allriitlon to Ma itotk ol
UNK WINfcS, BliANDIKrt, aril lt. Ai .
Agent for tlieealeol
LILIFN1 HAL'S 1UDA( I o,
lOUNG AMfnlCA,
STANUAKD,
SAU1,
NAW,
Ad 1 1 .TlJtn oilier Uran la
sole Agent for
LONGWORTII'S LATAWBWINF
tRIMFAN DITTHts,
HermetlcAlly sealed Gomla, Ine Grocerlti,
AnJCoodiwenti,
BEN Pi CHACKFR", OF ARIOU4 KINDS
lovltea lODooliieuri tn ln.pei.t hla large itoek ol
(INF LLAItlT UlNfi,
of the f.oioo. tliilieaof Itmanl ISH,
l-BIVATF STOCK MADURA ANU MIHlHlHl
IHAMPAGSF IM',
of hi. own ImportAtlon, .n.l ..II. II" r.lal
trntloo ol con.umer. tn tlie I rau U I
VFR7FNA fAUINfT ANDUH ( R-
DIDO,
7 NA,
unsurpassed In rUhnesB ar 1 .UILI ms flavor, of
whkh be is liuporlr
FRH' s. iOIN,
Importer of W lues, BranJlea, &c ,
Penn av , 3 doois Irom Fourteenth st.
TTICE ,UST "EfElVKD flUWl
l Germanr, a large lot of RH1 N1SII W INt i
JI iheterybeiHUAlit),wl1khwllll'eiolll) tie
Hl.il, little or callon, At .,.,...,.
U A SPRISGMAN'S
Columbia llolel nj lle.taurant,
tS4 rMliylVAuia ..'cuue.WmUuiluo, I) I.
ofltt-ln
AUCTION SALES.
A SSI8TANT QUARTERMASTER'S
y OFFIC& corner or O and Twentf-seeond
streets, Waahtneton. D L, November 37, 1R63
NOTICE. The Public Sate of Quartermaster Stores
sdvertliedfor Vedneadar(1held dav nf Decern
bar, 1b postponed until tvedneedar, the tsth.
C.H.TOMPKINI,
no-!6t Capt and A. Q.M, U.I.A.
ASSISTANT QUARTKRMASTEUb
OFFICE, corner of O and Tweatv-secoi-streets,
Wasiuhotoi, D. CNor.rT, 1943-Will
be sold at Publlo Auctloa, on Wedoeedavetthe ttU
and ssdof December, 1MI, at the CorraJVocarthis
Observatory, in thla city
A lot of public Horses and Mules, condemned ai
unfit for public service.
Sties to commence at 10 o'clock a. m,
Terms cash. In Government fun-la.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS.
no-22t Captain and A. Q M.U.B.Army.
A8H"mfAXT QUARTERMASTER
OJFICr, CoawiR O An Twcntt-Scconi
STMtrvs, WASMmaTON, D. a, Nov. IS, 184M 1 1
be sold at Public Auction, at the Quarter masters
Warehouse, on the Square between K aod F and
Ttventvllrst and Twcntr.second streets, Wash
injton.D C, on VEDNFSDA, December IM, n
inn iui vi 'irirmiijjner aiores. conacmsrti it
unfit for pubHo service, consisting in part of 8craii
Iron and Leather, saddles. Bridles, parts of Hat
ness, and Wagons, Tents, Tool,ana implement!.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a tn
CHARLt.1 H. TOMPKINF,
nolM.t Capt. and Quartermaster, U.S. ,
B
Y W, L. VAIL i (III,
AUCTIONEERS.
HURST. AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
ANU KKfOSITUH),
Exprenlr for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. STOCK, Ac,
OT LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Betw.en Ninth And Tenth iti , WA.hlngloo.
AUCTION IaLES J.VFRV
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY
I ASH ADVANCKd"oN CtNllGNMFNT.,
1T0RAGC FORCARRIAGM
HORSES, CARRIAGFIi, Ac ,
Reerltrd for PrlT.U Sale.
(eA If H I. WALLA-fO Attiti
business" caTuds.
JUSTUS I. M'CARTV,
ATTOIlNr Y te tOUNSKLLOR AT I,al,
snv
4 0LIT1TOH MIR CLAIMS,
Washihotoh Liti. I) V.
WU ehe nronipt Attention tnati)llcatlons for
Alllir AHS OF l'A, UUUM1h, I r NSlOSS,
Aod all other claims 1 efure the Kxrcntlre DepuN
mcuri nu in wiu tuun ui ..aiit.i.
Referi to Hon. H. SI Jtice. V S arnatei Hon
M. s UthaPS t' S Senate) Hon M. H. Ullkinson,
U. . Sfnatei Hnn. Jeremiili S Blaclti Hon Wm
Kellogff, M C) Hon V.li loukf, M ( Hon. h,
V. (.raiicer, M c t Hon. W. . Hll, M C i Hon.
tS rus Aldtlch, M C t Hnn. Wm U Indom, M. t' t
Mori j. t aiib, pi, - nun j. o " ichhi, hi. v i
Hon Alex. Ramsejr, U. t Senate Hnn. Wm. E.
Maclai. N I t Hon fi L Becker. Minn I Hot,.
Charles HtiKhes, N. iG, H Peiill-ld.hsiiConn ,
IL J. Haueiuan, e.sq ia i vni u v t wing-, in j
noll'lu
R
EAL
Kar.VTE ANU
AGENCY.
(IL.NKltAl.
Fvcrybody should call on
N H MILLFR,
INTFLL1GFNCF. OtFICF,
For sen ants and real estate. Axcacy ho 611 Math
street near Pennsylvania a enue, (north i
Particular atteotloa paid to the rent lu( of DweU
Unas and Hoarding Houses, Stores, xe. Real J
tate and other Property bought rut oil on com
mission Proierty holders can obtain the best of teoanta
without charge
,N B The bst of rclerei cegh en when required
ocl-t(
"DOYB1
JTj lnreci
Children's '
CLOT1IINO....WE ARE NOW
receipt of a larire assortment of Bos and
o'lClathlnaTof the newest sttles. suitable
lor tne present season lor uresa anasenooi wrr,
to which ue invite the attention of parents
WALL, STEPHENS h Co ,
344 Pennsylvania Avenue, tetweea
Ninth and lento, street.
apr io-4iif (Mar k lnUl.)
w1
IMTEU GA1UIEXT9.
HEW ITVLri.
HOVS CLOTH1NQ.
w. .r. now to reeelnt of A 14ree Aaiortraent ol
BIH A' anil CHlLDRtr.'! CLOTHINU, ol In. neu
eet .tyl.a, lult.bl. for the urebcat ee.Ma furitr...
and school w.at, to which we lnt It. Ihe Attintl.n
ofArrnu WALL, .TLfHINS x n,
uoetA-lftf tJ Pa v , let .th anJ loth at
M
ILITARY GOODS
WALL. STKPHKXI h CO .
344 Pennsylvania avkhot,
Offer the largest assortment In this city, embr a
IngallquAlltlcs used by oftlcers lu the Army anj
Nary, such as
SwrJj, Ssshcs, Belts, Shoulder-straps, HaU.
Caps. Pistols, fee . fce , with a flue assortment of
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish oR
eera complete outfit tn a few mo meets.
4AX Penns)lvanla Avjnu
trill Iflf !!'!. mar A (3irn 1
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHINU WK
haenow In store a full stock ef GentJemea'j
prtcs Oiercoats, Business suits, Dress Suits, ant
FurnlihiQff Goods ofthe latest Btilss. maLUUctui
od with thu same decree of ucatnes, st) le, and l-
canoe, as ll maue in oruer.
ALL, STfiPHFNS i Co
ia PtuuUuU Vrcnur, bctr.vv
Ninth andlenth strewtk
tnr .t tflf foiAr InUI 1
T I C E ...-WAblUMi ION AN
LLADHIA I-FRHi On and Alter
IhVrsu
JUL, I1JUA , UHUI Tl !, HT trimil . I au.-l
LOLLLR, Utt Ooilnej) MAK K. K4.PL1),
Cript Stuck pole t OU.G AMKRICA, Capt. Hui
lii.gihead, will coiniuei)t.e their regular Itlps lr
tweril Alexandria slid eililii.ton, nt U o'tilntk In
the luornlnK, running rcry hour until ft oln..L
p in arfS-tl
FALL AND WINTER DRY t.uoDn
LADIt S' BL U k, CULORr U A N D H All LF1
l oaks and circulars,
BIacU, roifel BcHer, Phikh aud Water proot
aoakiog Cloths,
French Merinos, Reps and thtomane In all colors,
plAln, Plal 1 and striped nleuclas,
White, Red, Blue, hu I Vellow JUnnrU, lit ail
imalltles.
bftck and Shirting Flannel
Casstmeres anl Mtkuetti;
White and ColoroU Blanket;
Looir and ixpiare Miavt Uj
BUckallkst
Mournlnif tlooJ, In great nrU tj
W hlte an I llrj't n t otton sheetlnifa K.
ft tltuo n aii I Hoop kli tit
Hosier), uauutlets, Join Hi's Ki IGloiea ho , ii.
M TWLUllMU
no,it-lm N 41 1-rntje Market Spite
o . .-,.. .t -- . .(. -.- .. . Tilntiku
T
II E R I A !i r t) 11 O I
litHCH Ninth ami D Sthctts
V Dl.NCM, Propiletor.
S h
The proprietor tahes pleasure In atinouncipg tn
the public that he has entirely rtntted Ami tr
Arrangidhls establishment, an I it will hereafter
be kept as a
IRST-LL 5S UKsT VURANT,
where ma) be found, at all times, GMF, QS
II HS, antleer thing else that the market artnttia
that can tempt the palate. He has ma letitem!, e
Arrangements to keep a lull auppl) of
STEOUD 0:TrHi,
which aie furuiahed at the shorieat utIKe lie
Bar Is supplied with the teat
ALr S, IN S, ItRNDH N t IGK8, I Tl
Tl e Proprietor lll ip'-' f Vnitl to l,1"k' "
Rlalto complete in e tri irticulni nol-3hi
1 L YNOLDb' JIOL bE,
COK. OF E1UUTKCNTU 8T. AND PE1N. AtEICR,
WAMilM-rO.N.O.C
Meals fiirnlahed at all hours and at the shorte-t
nlth-it Proprietor
J
(jsKI'll MIAFFIELIVS
IULT1MORF COM-rilONRii
1AU. kittu STHFIT. llETWrtX Ll AMI It
Mr. "HAI-MtLU has Jual returned tium 1 urope
whtrehehas uiaJe nuul etn.e purvhaats ul
lotctgu tonfectloocr) anl Irults He is nm
prcparidtn furniih parlie Balls, Weddings and
lmii jteri. with the .hUet tellcacles olthtsvoun
tr) as will as of other lands
llu arrnucementa (or supplying lct-utaui anl
walcnUes are superior to any other hvthls cit)
aianufavlurlng these thlnga, as he docs, t) strata
utiwer
He Is also serving up. In his saloon usTh
In etery st)le families can be aupplied m
them at the shortest notice.
To all who may fator hlru utth their p itMnte
he promises punctuality an 1 tatlalictltui
iit.i-iiii
liDUOATIOiS'Ali.
n i n c u; iM'TIii n.,
( , Sii'JlT.l.HOULSORf.lBLM
Jt ai K .treet. nf r the llrcle, ooc .ijUAti .ou
" 'K '"'.'.' i.i..n MU an.l .tth itri-n
i. ....if.?, iroiu'th. """.' M'teinlerto IIH.Iu
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'p1V.M(eiruil ii th. li.tltutr Alw
J1','" 'nJm.i"entAl Mu.le, llano .nJ Ulii.
oaiaoii hks a 7AFruis).i , tnelKi
Tl llloo for AO.UAtter.of ten M iiii. in
.!.;;. Hiili.'' or.nohei, element..). .. A.
i J;)Jj ,. utr. il.r. liniHl.ral.'. Iur fll i.i ,
I J.'JJJj.'nj other .luJIe. .ml '.