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PROSPECTUS
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
It U the present purpose of the undersigned,
proprietor! of the Dailt end Weklt Natioiul
RiruBUCAX,tonieketheUtterftii)orethorongh
and reliable newspsper for TamlHes end Clubs
throughout the country, thin It hit been here
tofore. In making tbli statement we do not
wish to be understood as apologizing, In any
manner, for the past conduct of the MTeklt
RirCBUCAK. It has been worth all that we
have charged for It. Prosperity In the world,
for which we are partly Indebted, and exceed
ingly thankful, to our numerous patrons, war
rants us In promising to mace a sun oeuer
psperof the Wiklt Rifubucak In the future,
at the tame prkt, than It has been In the past.
la making this announcement we do not In
tend to enter Into an extended detail statement
of all the Improvements we shall make, but, In
a general way, to Indicate what we propose
doing, assuring the public that we shall nse
our utmost endeavors to perform faithfully all
that we promise.
The facilities afforded ns to produce a tho
rough national newspaper are greater than are
enjoyed by the publishers of any other Journal
la the country, for the following reason it
lit. The RxrcBLtCAf Is published at Wash
ington CUy, the seat of the National Govern
ment. 2d. Tm PntBtpxxT or Tni Ukitxd States
being authorized by an act of Congress to select
vne paper as the official medium of all the Exe
cutive Departments of the Government, we take
nlMinre In statin? that he has done us the
honorto selectthe nation alRbpcblicax under
the law of Congress referred to.
Sd. TheCongressandtheSupremeCourtand
the Court or claims of the United States, sever
ally sit here during each year, and we employ
a corns of able Reportebs. whose duty It Is
to furnish the dally records of those high tri
bunal!. 4th. Washington being the Headquarters for
all the oeratlons ot the Army and Navy of
the unitea Bism, uy vinne 01 mo re lauona ex-latino-between
the Government and the K-
TiONALRiPrnuciM, referred to above, nothing
that Is proper to publish, of Military and Naval
operations, can orsnaii escape our nonce.
Olu. uur "foreign jieinuona," now mru
Important than ever, v. Ill be the subject of our
i on it ant and paternal care.
Gth. The Finances of the Government, which
always affords an ample field for the Journalist,
shall meet with the most careful attention of
the undersigned. Some of the ablest writers
In the United Slates are frequently employed to
discuss the subject In the lUrmucAi.
7th. Our Postal arrangements, so Important
to the people of every community, be It large
or email. esDCilallv to those who can read and
write, are duly noted In the several changes to
whleh ibeT are sublcct durlnz the ear.
8th. The great Intercuts represented by the
several llureaus of the Interior Department
will not be overlooked in me v. eeext kspib
licax. Especially snail we itecp our Agricul
tural readers, throughout the country, posted
up concerting everything ot public Inttresl In
the Agricultural Bureau.
ttth. The Patent Office, being within five
minutes walk of our office of publication, It
will be an easy matter, as It v.111 be a pleasure,
for ns to keep the Inventor and Artlzan advised
or all Improvements.
10th. The Smithsonian Institute, established
In Washington, having already become one of
thr highest scientific Institutions In the nation,
ue shall avail ourselves of the advantages of Its
Bureaus of Art and Science to enrich our col
umns for the Instruction of our readrrs.
11th. Washington being the central city ot
the Union, the learneeVand Influential meu o
every class In society congregate here-military,
naval, and civil officers of the Gencrsl aud
State, and territorial governments representa
tives of every branch of business taxed by the
Internal Revenue Laws deputations of citizens
lor purposes of State, nnd politicians and theo
logians of every stripe, who come In flocks,
una for office, some for business, and some
for pleasure. Each and all of these comers
aud gotrs Increase our labors, and contribute
to enhance the value of the colnmus of the Re
pcblican In some manner.
K'tb. The official, civil, and uncivil reprc
tentative of every foreign nation on the earth,
are found here, and cannot art or move unher
uKUd by our active attache
Above, in a peneral form, we have (rhen
ttrtlve reaions wh the National Republican,
published In the Clt of Washington, possesses
greater facilities for obtaining all the import
ant m-s or the day, orrery description, than
an v other Journal In the United States. The
highest evidence of this, which relltvcs us from
the charge of egotism, Is the fact witnessed all
nvtr the nation dally (by those who care to ob
serve It) that the leading, widest circulated,
and most influential Journals In the United
fatal ca gather the most Important Departmental
nowi. ceneclallv of our military and naval
operations, official aud otherwise, from the
rolumns of the National Replulican. This
la true In fact of the well known fact that
many of tbe proprietors of those Journals pay
i-uormous sums of money yearly to 'Asso
ilatid Press" and "Special Correspondents,"
to railed, to furnish them with the current
news of the da). We rejr-et to say, in this
tonnectlon, that those corns pond cuts do not
ulna) inform their employers that they are
wt the authors of many of the most Important
dispatches they send over tbe wires at an ex
pense 01 jour eenjt pr worn, uj creuuinc mem
to the National Republican, as they In Jus
tice should do. We especially think they
should credit us when they encroach so far as
to telegraph our tdttorlaln, bodily, as being
tfitir otttt tompontlon. However, ue beg par
don for this complaining digression, and will
not denvthatne observe. In all this unfair
ness, a compliment to our Industry ou the part
or ibese plagiarists.
Politically the Republican will support ns
earnestly as possible tbu chll and mllltar)
policy of tbe present Administration, while
that ollcy Is fur Ireedov In Us broadest and
hlgliisl sense1, and agniwt Aire rty. When the
prtent,or any other adininlttration, purmtet h
different rotr on the qtiextton of human davery,
uy thalt (ipjio't t ulth our tntgh and maint dm!
fidpUuj 1(1, PATHONACtC OR NO PATRONAGE.
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will always ncelve jroinpt and careful nttiu
Hon.
The Literary Department of the KrnnucAN
will be supplied with choice, selected and ori
ginal prose and poetry, from the abltt writers
in this country and In Europe.
We shall permit nothing, knowingly to enter
the columns of the Republican that w 111 oil. ud
the suscij tlbllltles of the most refined.
f l.l..f aAt1 ItnAflA m atln?tllA If.UI Si. BS . ...
a FAMILY Newspaper of the highest and most
compute oraer.
It Is but proper and just to our readers to sm
that the Publishers, Ldltors, and entire corps
f r Keporters .nirairia upon tno national He-
pr micas am thorough, practical newspaper
in en In the, broadest son of tho term. The
I rlnblpal Editor, and his t hkf Assistant, ha o
both been vngagtd for more than twenty jears
(hc are both joung men )U') ns Journalists
uj. in me utainir pre sses ot the country, occii-
ytng at times the raofl arduous and ruponsl
tie poMilons. Iblsmayseum like "blowing
uur own trumpet." Bo It Is. But, good reader,
we have a rlitut to blow It, for we have carnal
that right, besides, you are entitled tn know
whether the Repihi ican is conducted by uxpe-
A very small portion orthe Weeklt ItEPtu
LitAN will be deoted to adverttslntr. and only
that clats ot advertisements which will provu
in iun gingiva, miut mimrnmniM readers Will
L e admlttid. It Is rioted on a Uoubla taper
Royal sheet, 27 by i lnehes, and rontalna Itt
eulutnns of reading matiir
TKKMS OF SUUIClllPTlUN.
Weekly.
uoe copy, ons ) ear iim
Three etles, one )r ft imj
Tro eopli,oos )ar mm!
Uatly.
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ive copies, one year 19 u
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taining It be registered 1 reasury notes prelcrrttd
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additions may b made to It on the same terms It
is not necessary that the subscribe! s to n club
should recell e their papers at the same post office.
Address
iv t Mitnriru a iv
hathtngton, D t '
TRAVKIXni OUIDB,
Arrival susd Departure of Train.
raoM WAIMINUTOV,
Nomina Train, . o'clock. Express, (or Balti
more and all parts et the West, Southwest, and
Northwest.
8 o'clock, Express, for Annapolis, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
II IS o'clock, Express, for Baltimore, Philadel
phia, and New lork
Ajltmoon Train J o'clock, Kxnreis, lor vani
more, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
6 o'clock, Accommodation, for Baltimore , Annap
olis, and the West.
CM o'clock. Express, for Baltimore, rnuadspnia.
New York, Boston, and the West.
These trains connect with lines at nammots,
leavlof Calvert station, for the North, West, and
Southwest, as follows
MalHearsttlSa.m.
Express leaves at 9 IS p. to.
Harrlsburf Acoommedstlon leaves at 9 0S p.m.
The I so a. m. train from Washington oonneets
with the 8 so a. m. train from BAltimorc, for Pltts
burf aad the West, sad Elmlra, Buffalo. Roches
ter, Dunkirk, CanandAicus, and Niagara Falls, and
for New lork city and Western Maryland, train
leaving Calvert station at 15 a. m. and 9 M p m.
The o p. m tram from Washington connects
with the 8.W p. m. train from Baltimore, for El-
mua and the North, aad Pittsburg and the West.
on Sunday, leai e wasMngtoo at 8 a. m , 3 p m ,
and 30 p. m.
ua sundsr, leave Baltimore at 4 w a ro.ti.tD.
and 6 p. m.
there Is no connection on Suadajr for Annapolis
TRAINS A HIVE AT WASIItltaTOM.
At 6 SS and 9 ill p. m , S 10, 7, and f M a. m , and
12 m.
AHUtVeL AND DErARTCBE OF MAUI.
Arrivet,
First Northern MslI arrlres at S SO a. m.
Second " " " lOOua m.
Third " " " 6 00p m
( tout.
First, at P 10 a. u.
Second, S 00 p m
Third, ft 00 p. m.
WESTERN MA1U VIA RELAY HOCSP.
ArrltesatlOa m dsllf.
Closes st lp u and p. tn, tly.
NORTHWESTERN MAIL, WA lALTtMODt, HtRRIS
ecao, and riTTssuaa.
Arrlres at loa ru.
Closes at 3X and p. m.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOTTTH MAIL
ArrUes at 10 a. mM dally.
Closes at 8 p. m , dally.
ALEXANDRIA MAIL.
Arrives at 1 a. m. and 3 p. m , dally.
Closes at 4 p. m. and 9 p. m , dally,
OEOROETOWN, D. C , MAIL
Anil es ate a to and 3 p. m , dally.
Closes at 3, p. m. and Ip.m, dally.
ROCKV1LLE, MARYLAND, WAIU
Arrh es at 6 p m , dally.
Closes at 9 p. m , daily.
PORT TOBACCO, MIC ATA WAY, AND DVrn ELD AIL.
Arrives on Monday, Wednesday, aad Frtda) , at
7 pm.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday, aad Friday, at
9 p. m.
erPER MARLBORO, S1AIL.
Arrh es at 3 p. in , dally.
Closes at 9 p m.( dully.
SrRRATTI, BEANTOWN, CHARLOTTE MALL, AND
IHAFTKO MAIL
ArrUes at 7 p.m.
Closes at 9 p. m., dally.
COLESVILLE, MD , MAIL.
Arrives on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
X P. m.
Closes on Monday, Wedoesd y, and Friday, at 9
p.m.
t AUI iiivmn, i WAIU
Arrh ci at 3 p. m , dally.
Closes at 9 p. m., dally.
On 5 jnday, only two maila ar rcclvad trom the
North, (and but one from the West and Nertb
west,) arriving at a m. and 10 a m. But ont
mall departing on this day for these routes, closing
at 3 o clock p tn , for the Wst, Norfolk, and Ports-
mouth, and at 6 o'clock p m. for the North and
nniiaweii.
Tha office Is open for delivery of letters and pa
pers from 8 a di, to 8S' P m , exeept on Sundaj ,
when It will itepien from B to loo'clock a. m
DENHSTRY.
rp K I
ETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
Ti to DRS SIGESMOND A 1IA WARD'S Den
til OtOce, .W) PcnnsyManla aenue, Washington,
D C .and hate i our Teeth, that are past filling,
extracted without pain by their New. Method,
which Is perfectly sate ana narmiess in au cases.
Ihey ue no ether, chloroform, or laughing gas
They coidially ln Ite all Phj slclans that can make
ltcontcnlent.to be present onUt DM- SDAl,the
11 ol Octotr, Irom 9 to 12 A. M , during which
time the) will extract Teeth without charge.
IIU-9
INVENTION
OF
IAL CLKOPLASTIC BONK TEG1M.
All Fit
wtttioui metai piaie or ciaspe, oy
D1W. 8. B. Bl U ESMOND ami MAiWAHD,
'AW Broalway, New lorki 4AU Penn'a avenue,
between Twelfth nd 1 hirteenUi sts ,
WASHINGTON. 1. C.
and UII King street,
AlCXAMlRtS, VS.,
Calls the attention of the public to the following
adt antojtes of their improved system t
1st. The teeth ot their manufacture will never
corrode nor change color by any adds, and are
three- ourths lighter than auy other.
3d. Ho teeth nor roots need be extracted, ae the
artificial ones can bo Inserted over them.
3d. The roots wilt be made inoffensive and never
to ache
4th. Mo temporary teeth are needed, ae permanent
ones can be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the uatiiral expression of the face, whleh, under
the old i) stem, Is frequently disfigured.
6th. This wnk has been fully tested, for over sight
feats, by many of the tint chemists and physicians
of this and the old country.
Dr. S and M have also invented a white inde
structible metal tUUnr, with which the most sens!
th e teeth can be fllle t without pain, and can build
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through a lifetime.
Loll an 1 examine for y ourselves. dot 6 Im
ryi. i
JL p'
Bulldi Jg,
LOGKWOOD CONTINUES THE
ractlce of Dentistry, in the Washington
street, ilavlngrraetlcedln the iuth nearly six
teen years, he feels assured that he can give satis
festion to any that may sail.
Teeth inserted tn VuWntts, Rubber, or So)
Plate. Chlorotona administsfd whea rteslL
MP I
RA1
llardwari
Alt U WAKE, UAIMHON, AND
re. UaMron. Steel
ih rse Sikllt aud S1)0B
i;iamund State shoeing Iiuu
Axles end xle Eoxi-s
Springs, Carriage and 11ie blts
Hubs, Strokes, rclloes, Shafts
Duck. Drill and canvas
wheels, Uusgy and Wou Uows
Ualicloth ijrii?s
Lxcvlslor, Tow, Hair
Caitlnisiif all kinds
Lughsh aad Amcrioao arulshea
A large and oompieUt stock of the above eon
rtaiitly va hand.
THOMPSON a CO,
Nu S4 a M.ttn st , of postle Ujtie Market,
t I N ThttfnntAn h Urn.
NEW JjETTEHS PATENT,
(Certificate o w.fcM, May i, lsea )
INsTANTANroUS INDICATOR!
The Advantages of this Inrentlon are that a
P RFFCT Dl-TrCTIK
MaoLluv Is o tit red to thtt Public, that will account
(or
ALL MUNM HFCHVHJ
For tho great beuetlt nt Chrtere 1 Companies as
City Passenxer Railroad Cars, erry Boats or the
various Cities, and tout Passengers over Bridges.
THIS MACHINK Is not at theoontrolor Coaduc
tors or Gate Keepers Is tn no way complicated,
aod of great strength and durability; to further
comment by us on this sating polut Is tiuneteesaryi
It Is au Invaluatle
T K I, I.-TA MC M A tj 11 J N tt I
A ni lost the too-oftcu practiced
KNOCK-DOWN btSTLM
Ita general use is also where er Mnuuys are paid
for Almlsslon, such as
THKATRrS,
On their different Tiers, and all other rutdia Plaocs
ol Fxhlbitloni Large First-class Hotel Dining
Rooms, (Projrleto.s t ( which will save aju4itcr
ol their rents I y its introduction,) air (J round.
I Race Courses, Wheel ehlcles, and last, though
1 not least, this prtocli le prevents Fraudulent Re
turns of otes at tedious
p S Communications Irom those hating uti
forsuah Machines, Addressed to the Undersigned,
win reo ive mention
ROWLAND CIlOMrLltN,
HI1.LIAM IU LH1SP,
Tatciitrrs, 3 I tt.usi Ivauia At mue
UasMitun, May W, l&bs tuyJJ Utf
o
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w . . . h DteaaTMiifT, (
VVAMIIIOTGNlirv, t) t ,Ja -8, ifxu J
Jn consequence of tbo pressure of business st
the War Department, pastes for ektiiens to visit
the Army ol the rotoiuae will be olven at the omVe
Ot Lieut. Col U.L, 111 lenuRlSoU Jm.'r!
above Nineteenth street
a so)
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOnMOUTAR SUELLS.
Ordnance Orrics.,WA Department,
Waihinoton, November is, 183. (
SCALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office, until 4 o'clock P. M , an the 23d of December
aest, for tbe delivery of fifty thousand 10-lnch
mortar shells, In the following quantities at the
following arsenals, li t
At the Watertewn Arsenal. Water town. Mass .
S.ouo.
At the Watervllet Arseaal, West Troy. N. I ,
8,000
At the Alleghany Arsenal, Plttsburf . Pa , 6 000.
At the U. S, Araenal, Washington, D C 8,000.
At the U. s Arsenal, St. Louis. Mo , S.ouo
These sheila are la hamtde of (ha kind At ntltl.
and Inspected after the rules laid down In the Orl
nance Manual, Drawings can be seen at aay of the
United States Arsenals. The shells are to be In
spected at the foundry where east, free of charge
for transportation, or handling until delivered at
the Arsenal
Deliveries must be made at the rate of not !
than live ter eent ner week of the numhir of tiro.
i .M.. .l." . vl . i r-i i7..r. "iivi ' r.wz.
jvciitc svuiimim iwri tat ari usiivary ta vm mue
wunm Twenty aays aiier tne aate ot in contract
and anr failure to dallvsr at a aneelfled time will
subject the contractor to a forfeiture of tbe num
ber he may rail to deliver at that time.
Separate bids must be mad for each Arsenal, If
the bidders propose to deliver at more than one.
No bid will be considered from parties other than
regular founders or proprietors of works, who are
nnowo to inis department to oe capable oi execut
ing the work contracted for In their own establish
ment.
1 ach party obtaining a contract will be required
to enter Into bonds, with approved Sureties, lor Its
faithful execution.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, tf not deemed satisfactory, for any
cause.
Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadier Gen
eral Geo. D. Ramsay. Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, D. C ," aad will be Indorsed " Proposals
for Mortar Shells GEO D HAMSaS,
no 1 4-1 fit Brtg. Gen , Chief of Ordnance.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMOR PLATES.
Navy Department, t
Washington, Nov. 31, 1863.
The Denartment will, until tflV31st dav of TV.
cember next, receU e proposals for the delivery at
each of the Navy lards at Portsmouth, N. Hi
iQjincBiown, firii jirooaijD, new iora, ana
Pallodelpbla, of the lotlowlnc described side armor,
stringers, and deck plating lor one vessel at each
yard. The proposition may be separately for tha
side armor, stringers, and deck platlag, and may
be for one or more t ecsels, but It must embrace the
whole oi each description ot iron tor a vessel that
Is, the deck plating, the stringers, or the side
armor tat) be bid for separately t
DK.K ARMOR:
Fleven hundred (1,100) wrought Iron plates, more
or less, ten (10) feet Ions, thirty-two 31) inches
wide, and one and one-hall (1 ',) inch thick.
A poitlon of these plates will be ahaared to suit
the cunatureof the side llneoftheessel also, to
tit around tha turrets and hatches, for which pluns
will be furnished to the contractors. To be o the
planed true to the sties given. The whole to be
delivered within ten (10) months from the date of
conirftci
WROCGHT IRON STRINGERS.
Three thousand and twentr (3 02u) lineal feet of
lroa stringers, eight (8) Inches square, exeept at
the stern and stem, whtre they will taper one way
for the length of about forty (10) feet on each end
of the vessel to about three (3) inches. These
strlneers to be In lenrth twentv.three (33) feet six
(6) Inches, the ends to be fitted together with a
proper Scarpa one (t) foot long i oneha!f of the
Scarpa to be taken from the end of each. There
will be four ranges of these stringers en each side
of the vessel, lo be made of the best Iron, ends
and edges square and straight, true to the sizes
fCiien. The whole to be delivered in eight (S)
monins irom me aare oi me contract.
SIDL ARMOR.
On hundred and fortr six ( 146) Plates of wroueht
Iron, three (3) Inches la thickness, of the following
lengtns ana uiams, viz
i piaie 19 ieei long dj -c inones wine.
33
1ft
19
10 feet 6 Inches long by 33 Inches wide
V.
6'
A
The ultoleoftheslde armor to be made from the
best Iron, ends and edges to be square and straight
and planed true to the size git en To be dill i ered
In nine () months from the date of contract
The whole of the Iron to l of equality that will
bear tensile strain of tweaty-two 11) United
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ho bids will be-reied except from parties IT Their charges will be HVF DOLLARS FOR
having estaMUhments capable of doing this work, o Fit CRS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PHI VATkS,
and their establishments will be examined I dure t f,r each Pension or Bouuty and Back Payobtalaed,
a contract will be awarded. I and tea per eent on amount of Ualma for M1L1-
Particulars will be glten on application to the TAR SUPPLIKS. or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
commandant of the Biooklya, New lork, navy- nd Collection of PRIh MON..
I L , , . , ,, , tj" Soldiers enlisted time the 1st of March, 1861,
T.1? c1tr" wU1 embrace the usual conditions, in an kind of cert ice, Military or Naval, whe are
and the Department resen es the right to reject any disabled bj dlseaso or wounds, aie entitled to Pen
or all the proposals that may be made under this none All soldiers who serve Tor two years, or
advertisement if, in Its opinion, tbe public Inter- during the war, should it sooner close, will be en-
The proposition must state the i rUe per pound
for which each class of the Iron will be delivered
"h-" ...
lathe respective navy jards, and must be accom
panied b) a guarantee that the parties will exe
cute a contract If awarded to ttieui
no31-3tawt lcc2l
OU I) NANCE OFFICE,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Waiiiin(.ton, Nov. 13, lbt3.
SFALFD PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 4 o clock, y m , on the 1st of December
next, lor furnishing tft,oro sets, complete, of CA
ALR ACCOUUL.MKNTS.to be delivered In the
following quantities, at the undernamed places,
vli:
10 ooo sets at the United States armor), Spring
field, Mass
suunosetsatthe Unite 1 States arsenal, Gover
nor's Island, New York
IS ooo sets at Frank ford arsenal, Drldesburg, V
1) ooo sets at Allegheny arsenal, Pittsburg, Pa
10,000 iets at St. Louis arsenal, at Louli, Mo.
I hese acoutrements are to be made In sti lit con
formity with the regulation patterns, which can
be seen at the ahov e-named I Inies ach set Is to
consist of one sabre-belt and plate, computet one
carbine sling, with swivel, complete! one sabre
knot, one carbine cirtridge box, one pistol cartrldie
boxj one I rlt holster, for aimy-nlie revolt erf and
one cap pouch, with cone pica AU of which are
to be tiifte of the best materials an I workmanship
1 he sabre belt, sabre knot, and caibineallng are to
t e of Huff Leather, Uackutt and the cartridge boxes,
belt holster, and cap pouch, of best Ual Tanned
Uuthir. Jt t tale tltittutfy under ttood by bidder t that
Ualhrr partially tanned with anything eltt but Oak wttl
not tVe rtceieed All the articles to be Inspected at
the place where to be delivered
Deliveries must be ma tela lots of not less than
ow sets per week for all contracts of lo.ouo its
and under, aud not less than t.ooo i-ts per week
for all contracts of over 10 ooo sets The first de
liv ery to be made within II f teen days alter date of
contract! and an) failure to deliver at a specified
time villi subject the contractor to a forfeiture o l
(Ike numter of sets which he may fall to deliver at
that time lie accoutrements are to be boxed In
the usual mannert the boxes for which will l-e
paid f ir at tout price, to bs determined by the In
spector. Bidders will state explicitly the Arsenal where
tti) propose te deliver, and if more than oue place
a siparate bid must be made for each. No bid will
be considered from parties other than regular man
ufatturcrs of the article, aud such as are known tn
the Department to I e full competent to execute.
In their own if ops, the work pi oposed for. 1 ach
iiarty obtaining a contract will be required to enter
iniu uuuui, wiin appruieu sureties, lur lis
faithful
lUliuuiriit.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or an in ii, ii inn urenieii iaiiii
hi Is, if not dremed satisfactory, for o
cause
t-roposnls will I aldressed to Bilg General
George D Ranisai, thiei of Ordnance, Washing-
iiru, u v. , stun win ue luuorseu " rrnposais n
Cat air) Accoutrements"
UfO D RAMSAl,
UilKHdler (seneraland Chief of Ordnance
not 1 1 tiitlitDrcl
J"
KB DOM NATIONAL'
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MSDICATFDt
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ANI
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Irom the Press of the Nationvi Hefi
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tor isle )
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3 Pnni)lvsnla avenue.
FINANCIAL.
pinsT
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Cplt.l-J00,O0O.
13" TM. Bark, orgtolteJ uodr tb. N.Uonftl
Itaaklnf taw of Ih. Lit Conftcl, ll oji4 Ihli
dt, for th.tr.Di.otlon of bulla.fi, .t th. corner
of Flftc.ntli .nit F Itreeti, oppoilt. Trcuur, D
p.rtm.ot H. D. COOKE, PrMldtal,
Wm. I, Hcktimtoii, Cihltr. M9Mf
T COOKE ft CO., BANKEnS,
No. 453 FIFTEENTH STREET.
W. ibtU eoEtlnn. to furnlih
UNITED 1TATES
riVI-TWIHII BONDS
At ,m u&tU furtbtr Dotlc.
tf Frioai deilrlng laform.tlon eoDMraloff thl.
loan can promir. .t our oouotcr, or upon .ppU...
tloo b, roAll, elreuUrt koiwerioR .UqsMtloM tb.t
mi, trli.
W. bu, tod Mil .11 Iiiusi ol
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TRKASURT NOTES,
CFBTIF1CATKJ, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND
EXCIIANOE,
And p.y tb. Ulgbcit Price, ror
(KHTIFICATK CHECKS.
JAY OOOKE OO.,
B1NK1RS,
4SJ FlrTkENTH STREET, WublntUw, D. C
luiWtf
PROFESSIONAL
piiAIMB AGAINST
UNITED
YHIATtS.
INLEY DIGGER, fleta Rer
INLKY DIGGER, (late Reclstcr of the United
States Treasury.) and CHARLES E. SHERMAN.
Counsellors at Law, will devote their entire atten
tion to the prosecution and settlement of demands
against the United states, growing out of the pres
ent war. Including the Accounts and Claims of
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Officers) appli
cations for the restoration ot property Illegally
seised or oapturcd, and for compensation for the
uav oi invate properiy lor uoTernmeni purpooce,
and for damages ror the injury of suoh property by
the army, for military pa), pensions, and bounty
lands: and for distributive h.rn ef mnntntiivi.
ble at the Treasury and due to Bub-cnntraafors and
They will also gtre legal advice to claimants
sontraetotstandto unprofessional agents In Utl
Sated oaseai and prepare written arguments when
eslred.
With non resident Agents who may send them
claims, an equllablo division of commlsaiona will
be made.
Undisputed Demands will be collected and
promptly remitted for a commission of f root, a boll
to two aod a half per eent . depending on the
amount; and ncgotlatlona with the Departments
conducted on moderate terms.
By prerupt attention, moderate charges, long- ex
perienoe, and a minute knowledge of the ex-laws
regulatlens. rules, and precedents governing that
class ot business at the Departments, they hope to
render their set vices useful to claimants aodpublle
creditors.
Reference ma be made to m libbers of Congress,
and oncers of the Govern tueiitt and especially, by
permission, to tho Hon. FLisit a wiiittlesT, First
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Address Messrs BIGGe R k SHERMAN,
U as hlngton, D C
Office, No SIS F Uft,cer 1 rcaaury and WU
lards' Hotel. nov 8 m.
PEN8IONB, BOUNTIES
BACK PA , WAR LLAI
A CLAIMS.
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
CLAKK A QATLOKU,
Attry 04 VowiMtUrt at Law,
lOf.lClTOltS
t OR At L KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Horner Tth and V streets, Room No ,
Washinotow, D. t",
Ttils Flrmiavlug a thorough knowledge of tha
Pensloa Buelneee, and being- familiar with the
practice lu all tbe Departments of Government,
bellee tLat thcfeS afford greater facilities to
Pension, Bounty, and other Claimants, for the
prompt and sjieeeMflttt accomplishment of business
entrusted to raess than auy other Orm In Washing
ton. They deitre to secure such an amount of this
business at will enable them to execute the busi
ness for each uUlinant KRY CHKAPLY, and on
thebuisuf T1IHK PAY CONTINOkNT UPON
THUR SCCCrSS IN ALII CASK, forthls pur-
uose iitey win ircurv ioe serines oi utw firms IU
each prioniuent locality throughout the States
where such business may be had, furnish such with
all the necessary blank forms of application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet instructions,
and Uroulars for distribution In their vicinity, with
i eutlon ol the papers and tiansinlssion of the some
' to them by their local'assoclates, they will prompt
SiiBUUinivs un iiitr luiri im, nun uHlU Ilia UUo CXV-
I uun to biuu nouniy.
ny a iw oi toe iasi session oi congress, an sol
diers discharged on account ol wounda received In
wie service, since lite wommencemeni Ol the war,
shall receive the SIOU Ixiuntvi anrl alt rninin
stamps heretofore rcauired on soldiers' application
lIri- nro uiai'vuacu twin vviUQWB Ol eoioiers
who die or are killed are entitled to Pensions and
the sjlw Bounty, If thirc be uo widow, then the
minor children, and If nr minor children, then the
father, mother, liters, or tmithera r -ntltlswl tn
the $m trounty, au I, la addition thereto, depend
aut mot tiers, sisters, or brothers will be pensioned
LDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS KGAYLOHD.
Wsshtogton, D. C, lfcuu. mar S ly
rpuoMAti K. LLOYD,
ATTOHNIY FOR CLAIMANTS,
AND AOINT 1-Uli PKUCUKIKU
Bouuty Lauds, I euilom, Arrears
of Pay, Lxtra Pay, ac.
WAaUINO'ION, U. C,
Will site Diomut and ettlcicnt attention tn tSe
DroiOUtiou of Claims Of llcrv (Weriutlnn irslnsl
the Government, and make no charge unless sue-
Both relciencei aud charges lor icrvlsea wltl be
made satisfactory.
ta-lt-inlous seoured for sulhera Wuuodetordla.
eased duflngtlie existing wart also, for the widows
andtirj hansol soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease Incurred while in the United States scr
vloei also, Bountv Money for tha heirs-lo law cl
soldiers decetue 1 uurlnn the exUtlnr war.
ees dlvldul with attorneys or oth.r arsons for-
wiruiii uuiiucai
i The highest prioei paid for Land Warrants.
AUiiiess
THOMAS K. LLOYD.
Attorney for Ualmaote,
No. 470 Seveuth street,
Washington, D. C,
N. B. kditAi s of papers publishing the above card
will be entitled to my servlcus to tie amount ot
their o targes, T, K. L
dee I A w
N
i; W Y O It K
AND
WAlrllNnTON
h 1 K A M S H I p LINK,
SrMI-WLtKLY BK1WLLN NEW YORK.
WAHINnoN and GKORGI-TOWN, II C.
TFMSIUP9
BALTIMORE.. KMPIRK,
3A1AUH AND JAS S t.RFN
Rttiular Salllnrr Diva WEDNt SDa s aud sai.
t'HUA4l it 10 a m , front foot ot Hifh street
uwiltiiiwu, aui -irr u, 1001 oi wall Blieet, riCW
lorn
for lrl(fltt oi j assiVKC a) ply to
MORGAN RHINHART,
Agents, lout ot High street,
fteiirgetowM, or
MMKS HAND. Agent,
! 't.d.trt N Vnrk
riiME hLl'HLME I'OUItr OF 'MIL
X DUTRICr UV tilLCMBIA, HOLDINU A
UISTHILI IOLIU Ol- THL UN1IKD
STATU tOUTHh SAIU I'1-.IHKT
loalluhoin ilmuyi Mini, (m t ting.
Nuthels lirtuj gliin, That, im the J Id day of
I Muter, Itbi, thestliooner Hi rail her tackles, ajn
tsrel, luruittire, and cargo, were captured b) the
nited 8 -Us sU 1 1 er mljjuo, nui I rougbt into
Ids District tor adjudication, and the samo are
llteled and piaaeautedlu this tuiut In the name
of tho United St ids, for condemn ttlon as lawful
prire, for reasons set foi tli la libel, and that said
cause will stand for tilal at tin t ity Halt, in the
liti of Washington, on the second MONDAY of
December mat, when aul wbeieall persons are
warned to appear to show cause why conuemna
tlou should not be decrerd, an I to Intervene for
their interests November U, !&!
R J MEIQS,
noie-dtd cisrk
.MEDICAL.
rp h
K GREAT AMEIUCJAN
REMEDIES
urow ai
HXLM BOLD'fl OXmilNX PRaTARATIOVB
HLLMBOLD'S EXTRACT "BUCBU.
SAUAPAJULLA.
IMFROVID XOa WASH.
IIJaUJIBOI.D'ffl
OBMUINK PRKlARATIOr1f
"HIOHLY cbkcXNTRATCD'1
CeMspejm4 1114
1'ITRACT BDCHU,
A POfPNTI AMD inoiTia BHIIDT VOt
Dtteaseeofthe
bLADDKHt KIDHEVS, OiUKJfL, Atili XOPsJ-
CAL SWELUNQ8.
This Medloloe Increases the power of Digestion,
and excites the Absorbents Into healthy action, by
which the Watery or Caleerons depositions, and all
Unnatural Eniargcmesta are reduced, as well as
Pals aad Incarnation, and Is good for
MSNt WOlUCy OR CHILDREN,
UELWBOLDB EXTRACT BU011U,
FOR WEAKNESSES
iritfnf from Exceuet. Habit ef DititpaJian, ierfji
IndiMcrtiion,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMP-
,i TOMSt
Indisposition toExertlon,Dryaess of the skin,
Loss of Memory, Loss of Power,
Weak Nerves, , Difficulty of Breathing,
Horror of Disease, Trembling-,
Dimness of Islon, Wakefulness,
Universal Lassttudeof the Pain tn tha Back,
Muscular System, Flushing of the Body,
Hot Hands, Eruptions on tbe Face,
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms, tf allowed to go ob, which this
medicine Invariably removes, soon follows
f VPOTXA'Cr, F1TV..T. EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one af which the patient nay expire.
Who caa say that they are not frequently fol
lowed by those direful diseases,"
"!It1AttITYANDC0SSVMPTI0Nn
Many are aware of the cause of their inner log,
But none teiS eonrt.
THE RkCORVX OF THE INSANE ASTLVMS,
ABU ui mrinncnoijr uiiiiii vj iwinuiuuiiuu.
Bear Ample WUnstt te th Truth of tha Auertton.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and Id
vtgorate the system, which ,
IIKLMIAOLD'S KXTUAC1' BUOHU
Invariably Doea.
A TStAL WILL LOjrVlMCC THK HOiTIIiniril
yXXiLXsTFXUALKS,
Old r Youue;, Blngle, Harried, or Ooateua
plating alarrtaaje.
In manv affeatlons Decullarto Females, the Ex
tract Buchu la unequalled by any other remedy, as
id isOiorosis or netemion, irregularity, raiuiui
neas. or euDnreasloa of Cuatomarv Lvacuatloni.
Ulcerated or Schlrroua state of the uterus, Leucor
rhes or Whites, Sterility, and for all complaints In
eldest to the sex. whether arising from rndiscre
uon, naDiis oi inssipaiion, or to tne
DLCUSL OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
(See Symptoms above )
RO FAMILY SHOULD SB WITHOUT IT.
Take no more JtaUam, Jfrreury, or unplaint
Medicitu for unpleasant and dangerou
JHtaaae.
USLMB0LLV8 XXTRAOT BUOHU
CURBS
SECRET D IS FAMES
In all their Stages,
at Little Expense
Little or no change In Diet)
No Inconvenience) and
No Exposure,
ii iuni a trci)ueui ueair. mu (iTa aimupn io
urinate, thereby removing Obstructions, prevent-
iuiauuuriu ikiciuiii oi iui tvrviaa, ajiajiuf
Pain and Inflammation, ao freaueatlr tn thla olaaa
ef diseases, and expelling ait yonontmi, atieavd, ami
iwrwrw wmwivt.
Thousands uiMn thousands who hava been the
victims of UUArn, and who have paid heavy feet
to be cured in a short time, have found they were
deceived, and that the" Poison" haa. bv tha uaa n(
" Powerful Astringents,' been dried up in the iys-
WIS IU VldSSl UUI IU tU (! HI HlfU IUIUI, MUU
rerhapt after Marriage t
fJBIC lllCLMUOr.D'a 1CXTHAOT BUV1IU
For all Atttectloni and Diseases ol the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In MALU or FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter or
HOW LONG STANDING.
Dlisaes of these Organs require the aid of a
DlVBCTIC
eUUiBOLDS XXTRAOT BUVHV
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And It Is certain to have the desired effect In Dis
eases for which It Is recommended.
BLOOD BLOOD) BLOOD I
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT BAKSAfARILLA.
BYPHILI13.
This Is an affection of the Blood, and attacks the
SEXUAL ORGANS' NINGS OP THE NOSE,
EARS, THHOAT, WINDPIPE,
and other Mucous Surfaces, making its appearance
In the form of ULCERS.
BEMBOL&S XXTRAUT SAJiHAPARILLA
Purities the Blood, and
Removes all soaly eruptions of the skin.
OUing t tVU Complexion a Otaar and JleaUAy
Color,
It being prepared expressly for this class of com
plaints, tts Blood Purifying Properties ore pre
served to a greater extent than any other prepata
tlonof Sarsaparllla.
HKLMBQLD'8
ROUS WASJf,
An excellent Lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic Na
ture, and ai an Injeatlon In disease of the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits of Dissipation, used la
connection with the Lxtraot Buchu and Saraparllla,
In such diseases as recommended.
EVIDENCE
Of the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CVRES,
From three to twenty years standing, with names
known to selenoe and fame.
For the medical properties of BUCHU, see Dis
pensatory of the United states.
see Professor Dewkxs' valuable works on the
Practice of physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
Physick, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. Ephbaih McDowell.
a celebrated Physician, and member of the Royal
Colleseof Surgeons, Ireland, and published la (he
Transactlens of the King and Queen's Journal.
See Medlco-Chlrurglcal Review, published by
DrNJAMiM Tbavem, Fellow of the Royal College
of Surgeons.
Sin most of tbe late standard works on Medicine
Extract Buchu, . ft ou per bottle, or for SB oo
" Sarsaparllla 1 oo Tfl oo
Improved Rose Wash. 60 w go
Or Half Down of each for 912, jrhlob will lie suffl
clent to cure the most obstinate cases, If directions
are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation. Describe symptoms In alt oommuol
sations. CURIS GUARANTEED! ADVICE GRATIS! I
AFFIDAVIT,
Personally appeared befored me, an Alderman of
ine iy oi iiuiaucijiaia, n. , iiELuaeLD, who
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparations eon
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other Injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Stvoro and subscribed to before me, thla ltd day
Ol November, IbM WM. P. HIBBAHD, AM .
Ninth street, above Race, Phil.
Adiftss letters for Information In eonfldenoe to
II T. HLLMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot 1W South Tenth stroet, below Chestnut,
Philadelphia BkttARk. Ok lOVSTlUHlfS
aiv boraini iri-ai u&jf .vijs, who endeavor
to dispose of " their own" and "other" articles on
the reputation attained by
HlLMROLD't QtNUINi. PREPARATIONS.
Helmhold's Genuine Extract Busbut
Helmbold's Genuine Lxtraet Sarsaparlllai
Helmbold's Genuine Improved Rose Wash)
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
ASK FOR HELalBQLD'STAKE NO OTUBU,
lot out the aOierVoeauat u)mi i tl, aa
mm nine aa rare -
MEDICAL.
s
1'BUIAL NOTICE
DR. M. VKLLNrs Private Hospital, la th Fed
eral Bloak, eotver of feveoth and F streata,ppo-
stia the Post and Patent Offleee. Aoosu M and S4,
up etalra, Waohlngton, D C,
All diseases of a private nature treated la tha
most BdentlOe manner, and radical cures effected
In .all etas. SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, 005
vRRHtEA, QLEETt STRICTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result of rolUPTtOtg
OREJAfS, or any weakliest of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever., or how long
itsadlog, therougaly and radically cured also,
dUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES 0( the NERVES, MUSCLES,
MINES, and JOINTS SCROFULA, BLOTCHES
jHTBt; FACE, ERUPTIONS on the Limb and
Body, and all other ERUPTIVE DISEASES and
DISEASES or the BLOOD, from whatever cause
they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE I
fcj matter what your disease, let no false dell-
joey prevent you frem applying immediately to
Or Velloy, who is acknowledged to be by fr the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYIICL4N n th treatment
of private diseases. Fear not to come sod moke
known your misfortune, and he will speedily send
rou on your way rejoicing.
SF.LF-ABUSE,
mat dreadful scourge of tho young, Indulged in
htn alone, destroys the generative organ, unat
rou for married life, producing weaknee of tha.
3ak and limbs, los of animation and muscular
.rawer, palpitation of the heart, nervous Irritabili
ty, loss of memory, melancholy habits, tnaanlty,
mnsumptlon, and death.
YOUNG MAN I la view of the dreadful eonse-
jueneesof delay, do not fall to make yours
known, Immediately, to Dr. Velloy. Your sesrets
crlth him are sacred, and you may eonOdently rely
ipon his medical" skill.
Thoueanda whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink ol the grave, have been
nought back to vigorous health by his skillful
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married pereons, or those contemplating matrl
Any, who suspect themselves of lmpotey,seml
aal weakness, or any disease arising from a re
laxed state of the genital organs, whether there
suit of disease, injury, youthful Indiscretions, or
indulgence of the possloas In riper years, are ear
nestly entreated to plaee themselves under the
tare ol Dr. V. They may rely with certainty upon
speedy euro, and upon being restored to full
iCAlth and vigor.
He treats with entire success all disease of
Female such a LKUCORRHEA or WHITES,
CAPSUS UTERI, Ave , u, and In every ease guar
antees a perfect CURa
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMUNICA
tlONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
FEnsoitf sailing see no one but the Docron.
These at a distance may b tbxatco iv mail,
j, sending a STATEMENT of CASE, as , As.
JyS 4m
LOODt BLOOD I! DLOOOlll
SORES i THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAVED
iNDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
W RUe LLA, VLCkRS, hORES, SPOTS, TETThRl,
WALLS, BOILS, SYPHILIS OR FA'.
NEREAL DISEASES, ft.
SAMARITANS
ROUT AND HXRB JUICXS
is ottered to the public as a positlvo cure. Ban
shea all impurities of the blood aod brings the
ij stem to a keaVthy action, cure those Spots, Tet
.S,Ales and Cupper Colored Patches,
SPUILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES,
The SiNARnAtPS ROOT AND HERU JUICES
s the most certain remedy ever presoilbed. It re
moves every particle of poison.
DO NOT DE8PUt.
Keep out of hospitals. Hve Is sure In any
ft'
i WllU
full directions Sold
S C. FORD,
Cor. Kl.r.uth it. ftod P.DD. sr.
HLNHY COOK,
Aluudrls, V.
s.ot btr .iptM., Mrafutl. p.ekr4.
bksMOND a. co ,
Jan : ly FbUl.lplJ
SEUKKT DlBKABESt
SECRET DISEASES II
HiMAiiiTAtrs aim
SAMARITAN'S OIFTI
Vu iloil Certal IimtAy JtWr Vui.
Vei, . PoiltiT. Cur..
JA1JIAM COrAVIA AND HXKOURY U1B
CAKUBD. Oul ita rill, to li. t.k.D to clfeot . eur,.
Thr .re.otlrclv v.f.t.bl., h.Tl.s no bio.11 doi
.oj: unjle..Dt tMtr( and will not, lu .ojr way, la
lure the .tooi.cli or bawct. of tb. ino.t Jelke.U.
Curr, In from two to four days, aatl rettot ,ai.
tn "tw.nty-four bour. "
tto txpoitat. it. Invalc, n. raatw, watntrt
Prlii S iAibf
s. f. roRb,
Ur. Ll.T.bth at. and f .nn. ar,
I1ENHY LOOK,
Alexandria, Va.
Sont If tuall b,
DIAMOND & CO.,
tan S-lr rblladalpbla.
TNTEHIOlt AUOHNMENTB.
IfAFER UANQINOb,
or au. anADESAMD ri.ic.es.
Warranted Gold Band Window Shades i BulT,
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all slzest made to
order.
Also, a naniiBome assonmeni oi ncTure uomanu
Tassels, all sizes and colors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing do old stock to
accumulate, persons needlag the above goods will
llnd It to their advantage to give me a call.
All work executed and superintended by practical
men, who have served a regular apprenticeship at
their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me a call.
Remember the number.
JOHN MARKRITKR,
No. 48S Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows1 Hall.
nor 3-4m
B
KAS3 BTENOH. ALPHABETS,
M. J. JiETCALF A HON,
46 1( Salem Stbcet, Boston, Mais,
Theoulv manufacturers In the United States, of
cress Aipnauvia nun i(ures, to any great extent
or In any variety.
Sold at wholesale at the Lowttt Cath Prktt Also,
thetVif ef Indelible htencil Ink, vehv tiiLAV. Steu
ell Dice, and all kinds of Stencil Stock, inquiries
or orders promptly attended to. ocA-Im
EDWAIID LYOErT."
BOOKBINDER,
NO S71 FCSH Avr , WAlrilNUTOrf, D. C.
Bonks bound u eery style Turkey Uorooro,
Russia and t slf. ut
GW . GOOD AL h ,
PLUMBER,
AMD
9AH AND 8TXAM 9ITTMIL,
(04 &U ttreet, near Canal Bridgt.
WASHINGTON.
AJl orders exasuted at the shortest ootlae. it. the
BLVoet substantial manner, and on reasonable terms.
Personal attention given to erery department of
V VWSMHavawSJ BWT
MEDICAL.
B
ALT I M OR K LOOK HOSPITAL.
EfTAILIIRIO AS A Enr.C moH 0.UACKEH1.
THE OHLY rLACB VnulA CVBK CAH BKOSTAtNUI.
DR. JOimiToa ba. diiMTarsd th. moil Car.
laD.. SpMdr and only EllMtual R.m.dT In th.
World for W.aknMS of th. Baak or Limb.. Strt
tnrMt AlTMttou of th. Kldna and Bladd.r, In
rolantarf DaMbarc.., lmpotMr, Oenaral Dablu
if, Mnrouin.1., Dripepila, Langpur, Low Spirits
OftUntlon of Idaaa, Palpitation of tb. Heart, Tim'
Mt7,Tr.abllnfa, DlmoMS of Sbjht or Glddln.as,
DtMaa. of tb. BaadLThroat, No., or Skin, Ane.
tlons of th. Luofi,. Stomach or Bowels tho.o Ter
rlbl. Disorders artunffrom th. SoUtarr HaUta ot
Tonth thoa. lECnrr and solitary practloes mora
fatar to their TIMnu than th. aon, ot Syren, to
th. Martiurs of Dlrsaee, bUshUnc their molt brll.
nut bopM or anletpaUona,renderln marrlaie,
Totma men
EapyaaU,, who b.M bjaom. th. rlrtlms of Sou.
KTvVi"' ' ' I dMtrnatlT. habit
whl.h aanoall j swmp. to an unUmalr pin thoi.
sands of Younf Man of th. moit exalted talenta
and brilliant litellMt, who Blsftt auuirwli "bat.
Ltranied UtUnln, aanatn with th. thunders ot
loqu.DM, or waked to aeatasr tha Hying lere, in.T
aall with full eonndene., '
MARRIAGE.
MarrlI rersona.or Youn, Man eontemulatlnt
marriMe, oelni aware of pbyileal weakneii. or
taala debility, &forn.ltle.,',e', lpeu,y JJ or
He who plaeea himself under the ear. ol Dr. J.
but relbrioualy eonflde In hie honor aa a rentleman
and eonOdanUy rely upon hla .kill as a physician!
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Visor Restored.
Thla Dreadful Dlsee.e-whlch rendere Life nil..
C arable and Marriar. Impoislble-ls the penalty
by th. yletlma of Improper Indufecnces.
upereeaaaretoo apt to eommlt eseei.ee from
not being .war. of the dreadful eonaenuencca that
mayan.u.. Now, who that understand. thViub
leeiwui pretend to deny that tbe power of nrocret
atlon la foet sooner by thoee falling Into Imoroiwr
hablta than by th. prudentl Belldc. bSKg 'd..
prlred th. pleasures of healthy onknrlnr. the mo S
serious an(fdcstractlye symptoms lobotK bidyanS
mind arise. The svstem becomes rieranrfHl tl
Physical and Mentaf runetlona We.kenid'to.i o,
ProereatiT. Tower, Nervous IrrltAbllltr. Dvanen!
sla. Palpitation of the Heart, Indlsesttn, JoX.
tutlon.l DeblUty, a Wasting of theVr.me.'oou,",,
Couaumptloo, fce. ' '
orncE No. i, south Frederick street,
Left hand side, going from Baltimore etreet, a lew
doora from the corner. Fall not to observe nam.
Uttera must be paid and contain a stsmp Tbe
Doctor'. Dlplomaa hang In his office.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Htmlf.r "JL!1" ""'i S0",, "' rgeona, London,
graduate from on. .f tbe moat eminent Coll.... .J
Che United state., and the tree er part of whn
2 feS."?? W""? " "" '" oFlondo?, J"
rla, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has .nested rem.
of th. most astonlalilng cure, that w eicr
fare when aeleep, great nervoueneaa, being alarmed
at sudden sound., bashfulne... with lrequfntblusb.
lng, attended .onetime, wltn a deraigemout ol
mind, were cured Immediately. ".. m
Tats. P.rtleul.r Bfotle.t
Br. J. addresses all those who httelnlu.e., them
selves by Improper Indolence and .niif., .ZTi
whleh ruin both body and mind, .unmtlng them for
either buslnsss, study, society or marrlaie.
THtscs.ro some of the sod and melancholy eBccta
produced by earl, habile of youth, vlii Weaknus
Sjslfht,.LW ol s'u,lr Power, Palpilallon ol
" 1?'.rtiDf.,'cl'.,1"'!ijn ou' '"ItabUlti .Deranei
mentoftheD.eestlre Functions, General Dcbllllr
symptoms oi lnsumptlon.
Ml.TAiLV.-Tue fe.iful eltests on the mind ar.
much to be dreaded-Loss of Uemory, Confusion .
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Fvil torebo.llS,,;
Avers onto sociely,Self.Dtstrust,LoveorSulltu5fc
Timidity, S.O., are come of the evflc pro luoed '
Thoucands ol persons of all ages can now lud.e
wbat la the causa of their declining health, losing
"', VaV'l """"'"I weaa, pale, nen ous aad
emaciated, having a alngnlar appearance about the
eyes, eough aad symptome of eonsiiixtiou.
YOUNO MEN,
Who have Injured themseh es by a certain practlc
Indulged In when alone a habit frequently learned
from evil comnanlono. or at lehnnl h. ....... -
which are nightly felt, et en when a.lecp, and II
not cured renders marriage Impossible, and Se.trnr.
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What .Pity that a young man, th. hope ol hla
country, the darling ot hi. parents, should I a
snatched from all prospects and enjoyr tents ol Ule.
by the consequence of dei latlng from treI ath ol
nature and Indulging In a certain secret habit. Su.b!
peraona must, before contemplating
A1AHHIAGE,
reflect that a sound mind and hnj,..., th. .......
necessary requisites to promote counubim nam .
ii.i. Indeed, without those, the Journey through
" V""ul" " 7"1? P"gnmare tl.o pro.i oil
hourly darkens to the tlcwi the mlud becomes
shadowed with de.n.lr. anil HIIm.1 win. 11.. ..ni.
eholy renectlon that the happiness of another be.
IVIUSII aiiUlliw vrital ULUUWO.
DISKASE OF IMPItUDhNCK.
When the mls'nililwl and lmprulrat otsrr ot
fileasure Onds he has Imbibed the seeds of this ptlq.
ul disease, It too often hapieua thet an lll-Umtd
scase of shame, or dread ofdlscovery, deters him
from applying to those who. from cducetion and
reapect ability, can alone befriend him. He falls
Into the hands of lfnoraat and deslgalnr pretend
ers, who, lacapablo of curing, ttlch his pecuniary
substanoe, keep Lira trifling month alter month, or
as long as the smallest fee can be obtalrM. aod la
despair leac him with ruined health.) nth over
his galling dlsftmiointmentf or, by the iuu of thai
iteauJy poison, Mcrouiy, hasten the conslttutlonal
eympioni of this terrible disease, such as Alteulon
of the Heatt, Throat. Nose, Mtln, etc , prntrresslnc
with frightful rapldily till death puts a period to
Lis dreadful suilertnifs by seudlog hhu to that un
discovered country from whose bourne do traveler
returns.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
Tho many thousands cured at this Institution
within the last eighteen j ears, and the numerous
lMiKrtaut Surgical Operations performed by Dr.
Johnston, witnessed by the reporters of tho "vm
and many other papers, notices of which Iih, e ap.
Karcd acalu and aj,alo before the nubile, besf!ee
i standing aa a gentleman or clu.ractr and re
sponsibility, la a suffl dent guarantee to tho af
ttlcted.
SKIN DISFASES SPEEDILY LTJHFD
Persona writing shoul 1 be particular lo directing
their letters to his Institution, la the followtof
manner 1
JOHNM JOHNSTON. M D.,
ilnJSlKltP llHI... -" a '
Baltimore, Marjland
M
ANIIOOI) AND THE VIGOR OP
xuiirtl HfsrUHD IN FOUR Wl-'FKS,
DIl. HICOllD'S J-ibKN'CK OF LIFEI
Dr. lllcordlof Paris) niter vt-nrs of earnest stx
llcltatlun, has at length acceded totbeurKeat tf.
quist of the American put lie, end :poluted au
Agent la New lork for the sale ef Lis valued and
hlgbljj'prlzed KsShNCE OF LIFE. This wonder
ful agent will restore Maiihood to tha most that,
tered constitutions, whether arising from cxcisif,
the effects of climate, or ntturtO causes. Tim
time required to cure the most Inveterate case Is
four weeks) and, II used according to the printed
Instructions, which are very simple, failure Is lm
possible. Ibis llfc-iestoiiiig remedy shoul 1 be
taken by all alwut to marry, as its effects Are per
manent, It Is acknowledged by the medical piess
to be the greatest discovery ever made. Its iIl.
veloilng powers are miraculous Success, lu
e ery oase, Is as certain as that sett uce ovei throv. s
Ignorance
Dr lilcord'a Essence ot Life Is sold in oasts.witU
full Instructions for use, at $J, or four quantities
In one for $9, aud will bo sent to any put, can..
full j packed, on receipt of remittance lo his ac
orcditetl agent, PHILIP RUHISD,
447 Orootiio street,
One door west of Bioadway, New lork.
Jyii-iy
EXPRESSES.
AUAMS EXl'HESB COMl'ANY,
flFFIirsu FtN.V. AVrNUt,
irasWnolon Wty, J). O.
UHKA.I BAblKKN, NOU1UKKN, AMD WEST
KKN KXl'llKSB KOKWAKIIEKS.
Bt.rctlaudls., Honey, Jewelry, Valuable..
Notes, Htocks, lioi.de, eke,
ForwardedwrthSAr'Lli A.NU DISPATCH to all
acee.alblo.ectiuii.ol thecuiintry, Thla Company
has Agencies In tho principal railway towDS lu tho
HOHrH, IAS1, UlT, AND NOHrHW.SI,
Its principal oulces are
vrAHiimoTo.v.j). a, t. toiik, bostoh,
l'UILADEWUU, BALTlMQliE, OI.V.
UINXATr, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
YILLK, LEXINGTON.
t onncctlons ate made at New oru and Bo.tou
with Hues loiwardlng to the Cans las and the
British Provinces, an 1 with steamship Hues to Liv
ergool, Southampton, and Havre, and tlienoe ly
turopeau expresses to all prominent commercial
towns In Great Urttatn and on tho Continent,
Collection nf Notes, Iiralta, and Illlli made at all
aeeeaitble parts of the United btatts
U - Ut-NN. Agent,
' Wasblnct.il, u. L
T O II N W E L O K E It 7
) BUIILLK BkSTAUIIANl,
f I la Mauon Iknte.i
., . "'. WNNSltVANIA AVuNtJ,
Between Ninth and Tenth .tietts, (up stalls I
Ihe proprietor ot this falotlte Hestaurant has
spared no palm lo make this the but Hestaurant
lu Washlngtnni andheHdnts with 1 leasure totlie
large patronage he lias alwasbcea honored with,
and resiwctlully solloltc a continuance of the samo
OAMt, Olsltlis, and other icfreshments eou.
BBFAKFaJt11 ' m"" M,,0D,1)ls 'es.
' DINNER, AND
StJPPIi li
preparea at the shortest notice ami in the most
satisfactory manner.
n?k!.m lrom 8 t0 li o'clock. Dinner and Sup.
per st sll hours. wty if