Daily national Republican. [volume], August 30, 1865, SECOND EDITION, Image 4

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T AITOK aOVKRNHBNT SALB
lU OF
steamboats, wnarr-boath, barges, and
otiub property.
QtTAftTltMASTia GlWIRAL! 9"'"' J
WAwaTO. D. C , July .J "v.
Reeled .Prwoiftlt ars lavlted iiJ" "
after iknroftbi purehasof th following-
OTEAMBOATS, WHARF-BOATS, BARGES, aad
other property.
AT TITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, UNTIL MON
AT DAY, "UIBBRIl.li ..lh.
Blde-wheel steamer Davsuport (ferry-boat),
res ialered IM tont. ...
8t.rJ.wbMl Itearasr Convoy, No.!, registered
WhVehVu b seen at LITTLE ROCK, ARKAIf -SAS,
BBtll the day of sale,
AT VICKSBURO, MISSISSIPPI, UNTILFRIDaT,
SEPTEMBER 13,11 M.,for
Screw Tag Belle Darlington, registered M tool.
Ob (1) Wharf-boat, 796 tons.
On (t) WhaiMwat, 7S7 tool.
Model Barges Porter Rhodes Bad George B. Me
Clans,
Nine (9) Gaawale Barges.
Forty (40) Coal Boats.
Oi (1) Yawt aad one (1) Floating Dock.
All o which can be seen al VICKSBURO, MIS-
BI6SIPPI, until th day of sale.
AT NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI. UNTIL MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18, 13 H., for
On Wharf-boat, 700 tons.
Mod! Barge Mollle.
Fit (3) Gunwale Bargee.
Tare ( Coal BoaU
All f which caa be aa at NATCHEZ, MISSIS
SIPPI, oatU th day of aal.
AT If BW ORLEANS, LA, UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
uurousu 4, urn, or in
Model Bar? Mulllzaa. and on (11 Coal Boat.
Which caa b seen at PORT HUDSON, LA . natll
tnedav ofaala.
Forth W bar r-boat Natehex, 700 tons; aad two
(2) Coat Boata.
Which caa be -rcon at BATON ROUOE, LA., natll
id aay or saie,
ALSO, for th
Side-wheel filwmtr Colonel Holeomb, (build-
lag-,) registered x20 too.
Side-wheel Steamer Illinois, reel a tered 600 too.
blde-wheel Steamer W. B. Savory, regletered 62
Eldewhl8teamr J. M. Brown, reglitered 839
toaa.
Side-wheel 8 learner A. O. Brown, registered 229
toot.
Side-wheel Steamer Ohio Belle, registered 300
ton.
Side wheel Steamer Mnttanir. registered 178 ton.
Side-wheel Steamer Saint Charlea, reglitered M7
toaa.
Side-wheel Steamer Diana. rfflatard 7R0 torn.
6tdewheel Steamer E. II. Falrchlldi, registered
U1 ton
Side-wheel Steamer J. K. Adams, registered 687
torn.
Sldewheel Steamer SwUserland, registered 019
tona.
Stern -wheel Steamer IdaMay,reglstered2M tons.
tuern-wneei meamer iowa, registered asi ions.
Stern-wheel Steamer Altamont, registered 39!
tons.
Stern-wheel Steamer Dick Fntton No. 2, regis
tered US tons.
Stern-wheel Steamer Colonel Benedict, registered
191 ions.
Stern-wheel Steamer Colonel Chandler, regis
tered 2n ton.
Stern-wheel steamer Cornle, registered tons,
btera-wheelSteamer Llixi Davis, registered
tons.
Stern-wheel Steamer Colonel Chapln, registered
Screw Tog Leviathan, registered 324 tons.
Screw Tog Blnnle Bank., registered 32 tons.
Screw Tog Baltic, registered 111 tone.
Scrw Tng Captain Pitkin, (now building )
Scrw Tug (no name and now building )
Screw Tng George K. Tyler, registered 116 tona.
Screw Tag America, registered -US tons.
Screw Tng Hancox, registered l.W tons.
Screw Tng Admiral, registered 10-1 tons.
Screw Tor Gladiator, registered 171 ton.
Centre-wheel Steamer Kepper, registered 81 tona.
v-mr-'wuMi oivauier uenerai uanaom, regis
tered 104 tons
Centre-wheel Steamer Colonel Colbnrn, regis
tered 91 tons.
Model Barges Nos. 10, 11. and Abbey.
Canal Boat Rosalie.
Tea (10) Gunwale Barges.
Twenty-fonr (24) Pontoon Boats.
Fonr (41 Yawl Boats, one (11 811 Boat. nn l
M-talllc Boat, five 0) bklffs, and one (I) set of
nay a.
All of which can b seen at NEW ORLEANS,
La. , natll th day of aie.
AT MOBILE, ALABAMA, UNTIL THURSDAY,
OCTOBER, 12, 12 M , for the
Side wheel Steamer Lanret Hill, registered 7S3
ions.
Side-wheel Steamer Warrior, registered 466 tons
faldewhlSteainer James Battle, register! 021
tons.
Sldwhl Steamer Ariel, registered 302 tons.
Side-wheel Steamer N W. Thomas, registered
611 tons.
Side-wheel Steamer Starlight, registered Xi tons.
61d-whel steamer Iberville, registered Oft. tons
Blde-wheel Steamer J. D. Swain, registered 227
toaa.
Stern-wheel Steamer Jennie Rogers, registered
jmo ions.
Stern -wheel Steamer R. B. Hamilton (sunk, ) reg
Istered 199 toaa.
Screw Tng Perry, registered 1M tons.
Screw Tag Alph Catling, registered 91 tons.
Screw Tag Blossom, registered 54 tons
Model Barf Ford.Canal Boat Ooldn Era, Canal
Boat (no name), forty (40) Pontoon Barge,
thirty (30) Yawl Boata, and three (3) Sectional
All of which can b seen at MOBILE, ALABAMA,
natll th day of sal.
Persons making proposals for more than one
boat or barge, should giro the name'or number
of each boat or barge bid for, with price pro
posed to be given for each.
Each envelope containing a bid should be
sealed, aad th nam of the boat or barge, or de
scription of th properly, endorsed thereon, and
addressed to Brigadier General L. B. Parsons,
Chief of Rail and Rlvr Transportation, In care
of th officer In charge of river transportation at
the point designated for opening bids
Th Government reserve the right to withdraw
aay of th above property, and to reject pro
posals If dmd too low
Payments to b mad In United States cur
rency, upon tbe acceptance or any proposal, and
prior to the delivery of th property,
A foil description of th property may be ob
tained on application to Colonel ArtburKdwarda,
assistant quartermaster, St, Louis, Missouri.
hr order of th Quartermaster General :
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brig, Gen. and Chief or Rail and River Trans
portation. i'4 !
LARQEQOVERNMENT SALB Oi' COAL
1,000,000 BUSHELS.
-,- . Wmnio'ro)i,.D. C, Angustfl, 186-5.
SEALED PROPOSALS are Invltod and will b
received at the places aud until the date here
alter aamd, tor th purcb of all the sur
plus Coat at those places, belonging to th Gov
ernment. AT LOUISVILLE. Rr . unlit 11 inv t
of WEDNESDAY, August 30, for Coal lylna
at LOUISVILLE, Ky., and NASHVILLE, Teuu
at or. ijuuia, mo , until 12 o'clock M
TUESDAY, September fi, for Coal Win ul
CAIRO, HI., MEMPHIS, Teno , HELENA. Ark, .
and MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.
AT VICKSBURO, M! , until 12 o'clock M , of
ykidxy. September u.rorUol lylngat VICKS
BURO, Mis
AT NATCnEE, Miss., until 12 o'clock M , of
MONDAY, September 18. for Coul lying at NAT
CHEZ, Mis.
Separata proposal wilt alio be received at the
same tlm for the Barge and Boata containing
the Coal.
Each envelop containing a bid should be
sealed, and th name or number of the Barge
containing It endoraad thereon, and addressed to
' Brigadier General Lewis B. Parsons, Chief of
Rail and River Transportation, " In care of the
Maartermaater In charge of river transportation
at the Dolnt designated tor OMnln? th bids.
Payment to b made In United State currency
npoothe acceptance of any proposal, and prior
i aeiivery 01 tne property,
Th Govern inent reservea the right to withdraw
any vt ih Coal and th Barges containing It, and
to reject prop.,-! If deemed too low.
By order of th Quartermaster General.
. ., LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brigadier General aud Chief Rail and Klrr
TraBsportatloa ang7dtan3Q
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
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Waihdkitoit,
fjrtb, d.iWerr, l IL, OrJu.ut, y.rj (i ffi
.!" tttt twit, vt ttt m..t IUIUUvriUDll I .l
S00 bu.bU of CUucu.lt fur urdmnc tur
Tb.boT.coU tok. of th b.at lil!ll-, iuj
abject to lB.pctiuu before aceeiit.ace
All of lb. o.l to be tlttvered by (lie l.t ofne
tobor, 186J, ire of expeaw to the Oof .ruiueut
APPUO , PAPB11 rOfl BALK AT
JW HtlKM,
AIUIT MEMTOtty.
ucutabt or was.
lion. BJwIn M. Etaatoa OEo, ond
loor War Doputmost.
AMISTABT KCBRAKT 0 WAIt
TJoa. O. A. SatlA OfflotL third llr Wat
Dtputment.
UUHSAIfia-CQIXT.
00e In ehkm of C.nt.ln O. K. LmL
AxUUnt AdluUnt OtnenL Ho. 20 Winder',
Balldlog, lecond floor.
cniir or rrArr.
Major Oenenl H. W. Hillock ODo. cor- ,
n.r x ana Mnnu-Dtn simis.
. H .t . .
ADJUTANT aZNSSAL.
Srtgtdlcr Oeneril L. Thomu Offloo, War
D.partm.nt
BUREAU Or MILTT1KT JURICI.
Brtfadl.r Central JoMjph Holt, 3aig Ad
TocaU QDral Offloe. Winder'. Sulldlnr.
eorner of F and Sarenteenth itreata.
JDDQKS ADVOCATE.
Major L. 0. Turner. Judn Adroate. De
partment of Wuhlngtos, Ao. Offlce, 539
Seventeenth itreet
Theopbilu Qalnflf. Major and Jadcr. Ad
TooaU, Iw.ntj.ieoond Arm Corpt Office,
u. ioneentn itreei.
solicitor or Tn was dkpartiiist.
lion. William Whiting Offlce, Room Mo.
SI, War Department.
MIDDLE MILITARY DIVtBIOHS.
Major General Wlnfleld B. Hancock, com
minding Office, Room 29, Winder'. Build
in. Urtret Brigadier General 0. H. Morgan,
Chief of Staff-Offlce, Room 29, Winder'!
Building.
Major 0. B. Fartont, Autitant Adjutant
General Office, 148 F itreet.
INSPECTOR OENEEAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Office, 637 6eTenteenth itreet.
BUREAU OF THE SIGNAL CORPS.
Colonel B. F. Flatter, Chief Signal Officer
Office, 187 F itreet.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S BtTREAU.
ProToit Manhal General, Brigadier Gen
eral J. B. Fr; Office, War Department.
orncaai ih ruoToir habsbal shibal'i
orrica.
General and Mticellaneoui BuslneiaColo
nel N. L. Jeffries, AuUtant to l'roroit Mar
ihal General.
Captain W. Owem, Fifth United Statu
oaralrj.
Dlibunementi, Acconnta, Keturns, Ae.,
under the enrolment Act Major ueorge iv.
Burton, Aulitant Adjutant General of Vol
unteer!. In chanre.
Captain Samuel Dana, 17th Infantry, dU
buriim officer.
Captain II. R. Rathbone, 12th United Statei
tniantrj, dtaountng omcer.
Captain Richard Loder, 4th artlllerj, dii
hnrtinie officer.
Captain F. II. Barrolt, 2d Infantry, dli-
onning oacer.
ENROLMENT. ETC.
Captain George K. Scott, Veteran Reaerre
uorpi, in cnarge.
DESERTERS, DESCRIPTIVE LISTS, ETC.
Major T. A. Dodge, Veteran Reserre Corpi.
VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
Captain Jamei McMillan, 2d Infantry, A.
A. A. G.
MEDICAL OFFICER.
Surgeon J. II. Baxter, United Statei rol
unteeri. ACCOUNTS OF DISBURSINO OFFICERS UNDER
Al'I'ROPKIATIU.1 FORCOLLGUTIHU, UltlLLt
INO. AND ORGANIZING VOLUNTEERS.
Major Chauncey McKeeter, Aisiattnt Ad
jutant General.
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Brevet Major General M. C. Meiers. Quar
termaster General Office, Art Union build
ing, corner or Pennsylvania avenue ana bev
enteenth street.
Brevet Brigadier General Charles Thomas,
Assistant Quartermaster General.
Colonel L. B. Parsons, In charge of fourth
dlrlsion Quartermaster General's Office.
Colonel A. J. Perry, In charge of second
division Quartermaster General's Office.
C lonel J. J. Danno, In charge of sixth
division Quartermaster General's Office.
Colonel B. C. Card, In charge of seventh
and ninth divisions Quartermaster General's
Office.
Colonel George D. Wise, In charge of third
division Quartermaster General's Office.
Colonel G. V. Rutherford, in charge of
eighth division Quartermaster General's Of
fice. Colonel S. L. Brown, In charge of fifth di
vision Quartermaster General's Office, in
charge of Forage Office, New York oity.
Brigadier General D. II. Rucker, Depot
Quartermaster Office, corner G and Eigh
teenth streets
Captain J. M. Meore, Chief Assistant
iiuanermasier uuioe, corner iwenty-nrst
ana r streets.
Colonel M. I. Luddington, Chief Quarter
master Department of Washington Offlce,
534, 536, 538 and 540 Fourteenth street, near
New York avenue.
Captain R. BrinkerhofT, Assistant Quarter
master Volunteers, Post Quartermaster
Office, 232 G street.
Cantain J. II. Croweil. Assistant Quarter
master. In charge of Rents and Construction
of Buildings Offlce, Eighteenth and Q
streets.
Cantain James G Pavne, Assistant Quar
termaster, with General Rucker Office,
Eighteenth and G streets.
Captain D. u. Thomas, Military Store
keeper Office, 304 H, near Seventeenth
street.
Captain C. II. Tompkins, In charge of
Quartermaster's Stores, Wagon Transporta
tion, Ac. Office, corner Twenty-second and
G streets.
Captain E S. Allen, Assistant Quarter
master In chargo of River Transportation
Office, foot Sixth street.
Captain A. S. Nesmith, Assistant Quarter
master, with Colonel Ludlngton Office, 63S
Fourteenth street, near New York avenne.
Captain T. K. Churoh, Assistant Quarter
master on staff of General Slough, Alexan
dria.
Captain J. G. 0. Lee, Assistant Quarter
master, Depot Quartermaster, Alexandria,
Va.
Captain E. M. Camp, Assistant Quarter
master, in charge of Receiving and Messing
Soldiers Office, Soldiers' Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Captain Samuel D. Lauffer. Assistant Quar
termaster, In charge of Forage Office, foot of
or Beventn street.
Captain Benjamin Durton, Assistant Quar
termaster, In charge of Railroad Transporta
tion Offlce, 401 C street, near Railroad De
pot. Captain C. Baker, Assistant Quartermaster,
with Captain Tompkins Office, Twenty
second and G streets, Inspector of Camps,
Ilorsesand Mules.
Captain 0. S. Barrett, In charge of Re
ceiving and Forwarding Ordnance Offlce,
Arsenal.
Captain II. B. Lacy, Assistant Quarter
master, in charge of Receiving and Issuing
Quartermaster's Stores and Payment of Crews
of Government Vessels Office, foot of G
street.
CAVALRY BUREAU.
Under command of MajorUeneral Ilalleck,
Chief of Staff Offlce, 302 II street.
Brevet Brigadier General James A. Ekln,
in charge of purchase and Inspection ol
horses, and Quartermaster duties Office, 374
II street.
Captain George T. Browning, Assistant
Quartermaster in charne of Denot of Cavalrv
at Glesboro' Point, D. G.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Brigadier General James A, B. Eaton.
Commissary General Office on Lafayette
Square, comer II street and Jackson Place.
Lieutenant uoionei u. xien, Depot uom
miliary Offlce, 223 O itreet.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Brigadier General J. K. Barnes, Surgeon
General Offlce, eorner Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Colonel Madison Mills, Medical Inspector
General United States Armv Offlce. 302 II
I street, cornet Seventeenth street, first floor.
Ltent. Col. John Wilsen. Mediae! TnsnMtn.
U. S. A Iruroeetov nf th. I)n.rtm.fit r,t
i smiDgion omoexio. ui b.1 street, yvash-
iiixivu.
Burceon R. (T. AbbotL Med a1 ninuttn.
-r , - i i, i n ... '
j un.u. oi h aaningvon uuce, dm jroor
teenth street.
Surreon Basil Norria. to attend r.ra '
in. regular army omce, corner Fourteenth
and Q streets.
Bun-eon Thomas AntlralL to attaint nfn.r.
of the volunteer army Office, In a frame
vuuumg on toe space nciwcen Atgnteentn
ananineieentn streets, south side 1'enniyl
ranta avenue.
BuraeonC. Sutherland. II R A.. Mmtto.l
a urveyor vmce, 212 u street, sear Mgh
teenth.
General Ltosnltall are nniler the char, of
Burgeon it. v. ADDOlh
UNITED STATES ARMT MEDICALMU8EUM.
II street, between Fourteenth itreet and New
or K avenue. Unen dallv. evcant Bnndava
from 1a.m. until 4 p. m.
EXAMINING BOARD FOR ASSISTANT SUB-
ueuks vr vulu.iteeks.
Thomu AntlielL President Office, in a
trame Dutiaing on tne space between Elgh
teenth and Nineteenth streets, south side
i-enniyivania avonue.
PAY DEPARTMENT.
Breaet Brigadier General B. W. Brie
Acting Paymaster General, in charge of th.
Department Offlce, corner of F and Fifteenth
streets.
Chief Clerk. E. II. Brooke. Examination of
Accounts umoe, ill r street.
Major llutchlnt Discharge Omc. of all
officers, corner F and Fifteenth streets.
Major Rochester Discharge Offlce of all
officers, corner IT ana tneentb. streets.
Major Potter Discharge Office of regulars.
oorner F and Fifteenth streeU.
Malor Taylor Discharge Office of volun
teer soldiers, corner Thirteenth street and
Hew xorkavenue.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Brigadier General R. Delaleld. Chief En
gineer Offlce, Winder's Building, oorner F
ana bevenuentn streets.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Brigadier General A. B. Dyer, Chief
Office, Winder's Building, eorner F and
berenteentn streets.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
Major General C. C. Augur, Commanding
Department and Military Governor District
Uolumblo Headquarters, iouretenth street,
near riew lork avenue.
Brigadier General J. A. Ilaskln, Chief of
Artillery, Department ot Washington utile e,
witn Major uenerai u. u. Augur.
Captain II. W. Smith, Assistant Adjutant
uenerai Discbarge umce tor Department,
Office. 530 Fourteenth street.
Col. T. Ingraham. Provost Marshal Dis
trict of Washington, Fourteenth street, near
Itew lork avenue.
DEFENCES OF WASHINGTON.
Llent. Col. B. S. Alexander, Additional
Alde-de-uamp ana Major or engineers Of
fice, northwest corner of Pennsylvania ave
nue ana nineteenth street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major General E. A. Hitchcock, Commis
sioner tor Eicnange oi rnioners umce, No.
23 Winder's Building, lecond floor.
Brevet Brigadier General William Hoff
man, Commissary General of Prisoners Of
fice, 148 F street, corner of Twentieth
street.
Brevet Brigadier General D. C. McCallum,
Superintendent of Military Railroads Of
fice. 250 G street, near Seventeenth street.
Brigadier General A. P. Howe, Inspector
or Artillery, unltea otates Army umce,
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Nine
teenth street.
Colonel J. H. Taylor, Chief of Staff to
uenerai Augur .utnoe, oja fourteenth itreet,
near New ork avenue.
Captain J. A. Slipper, A. D. C. with
General Augur.
Brigadier General J. C. Caldwell, President
of Commission for Examination of Officers
Reported for Dismissal Office, oorner of Blx-
teentn ana u streeu.
STATE AGENCIES IN WASniNQTOH,
Massachusetts Lieut. Col. Gardiner Tufts,
second floor National InleUistnctr Building,
corner Seventh and D streets.
OhioJames 0. Wetmore, Esq , 250 F
street.
New York CoL Edwin R, Goodrich, 283
F street.
Pennsylvania CoL Francis Jordan, 487
iiievemn street. '
Connecticut Rev. William A. Benedict,
252 F street,
Vermont Colonel Frank Holbrook, 251 F
street,
Maine A. Watson, 273 F street.
New Hampshire Col. Larkln Mason, 617
Seventh itreet.
Rhode Island Lieut. Col. James T. Bere-
diet, Room No. 1, Washington Building, oor
ner Seventh and D itreeti.
Michigan Rev. D. E. Millard, comer
Seventh and E streets.
Indiana Henry P. Lanti, No. 332 F St.,
corner Tenth.
Illinois Col. Harry D. Cook, 280 F street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
New Jersey Lieut. CoL J. C. Raflorty,
252 O street,
Maryland Stephen W. Douney, Calvary
Baptist Church. Fifth street.
Kentucky C, C, Pennybaker, No. Four-and-a-half
street,
Iowa Geo. Cowle, Fifth Auditor'! Office,
Treasnry Department.
Wisconsin W. G. Selleck, 252 F street.
Minnesota J. F. Stock, Room No. 5, Land
Office.
Delaware Box 651, Post Office.
SANITARY COMMISSION.
214 Ftreet, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets.
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
Corner Eighth and U streets.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRIKabltD.
NANCE 8TORE-I10U8K AT THE NAVY
YAKD AT NORFOLK, VA.
Ermror Oanjanci,
Navt DsrAKTjiijrr,
WASRiifQTOir. Anirn.t 1. lfifl.1
Sealed Propoaal.. endorsed "Proiwiul. tor rn
pairing the Ordnance Storehouse al the Navy
Yard, Norfolk, Va."wlll be received at till,
once natll ooon, on the Uth September, 1865, for
farnl.blog all the materials and workmanship,
and repalrlDg the building, aecordlog to specta.
cation, and plana on file In thla Bureau.
Plan, and .neclfic&tlon. fur the work ar. al.n
deposited la llie offlce of the Civil Engineer of the
uonoia uaTjr-iaru, wnere uiuaere are referred
for Information
It 1. to be understood that tbe contractor Is to
furnl.li all the materials aod perforin all tlio
work described, aod to eouplete tbe building la
all respects
Didders will state the price aod name tbo time
In which they will engage to complete the work ,
and the Ilerpau retains the right to reject any or
an uius wnicu it .nan not consiaer reasonanie.
ao21-tbsmtsepll
CURQEON GENERAL'S OFFICE. WASH
kj iiitox Cirv, D C , Aogust 17, 1M1 AN
ARMY MEDICAL HOARD, to consist of Drevet
Colonel C. 8 Trlpler, Surgeon V. S. A., Pre.!
ii.nii iimui n.nia.ui,i i'.,ui ir i nri.i.
Surgeon USA; Ureret Lieuteunot Colonel
Aotboor J tiger. 8atyon IT 8. A., intl Drove t
Mttjor C C. Leo, AlMtnt Surgeon U, 8 A ,
Keeorder, will meet la New York cltjr, on tbe
n b of September next, for tbe examination of
candidate for ad mini on Into tbe Medical Staff of
tbe united State arm, and of Aulitant Burgeon
for promotion
Applicant! tnuitt le between 21 and 34 year of
g, ana puymeaiiy aoumi
Application mu.t le addreised to the Snrseon
General of tbe army, ittatlntf tbe residence of llie
ijuicum, buu mo iaie ana pi ace oi ma uirn. ,
tbey mnt be accompanied by respectable toutl
monlalt of moral thunder.
If tbe applicant haa been In tbe aervlce, be wilt
end the ten Union 11 of tbe chief medical officer,
under wborn be bat Hervetl, aud If In aervlce at
tbe preiient time, the application mutt be aeut
iiiruuK" ma jtieuicai uirecior oi iu revpecuve
Department
INo allowance U made for the expenies of per
aoua undergolutr tbe examination, a It la an In
dUpennnlile prereiilalte to appointment
There are now twelre Tacanclea In the Medical
Staff j, K UAUNES.
aul-fnwlt Bor eon Qnerl V, 8. Army.
IMWANOI'AL.
T A Y 0 0 OK B h 0 9 . ,
BANKERS,
TirTEXltTIl STRKrr.oppo.lUTnilRf ASUBT,
by an4 lelt at camnt rate ul kieponhaal
full supply of all
ooytznuixT BOXDS,
8IVXX.THIRTT TSKAfiDBT It OTIS,
CERTIFICATES Or IN DKBTXDtf IBS, 4c,,
And pay tht hlghtit prlcea for
QUARTERMASTER'S CHECKS AUD VOUCHERS,
angl-dtf
7J"ATIO"Al BAWKT.30
or ni
METROPOLIS,
OOVXiNMlNT DIPOSITOET AND LOAM
AOINOT,
at rimiNrn irun,
orrosm ohited states tsxasury d.
PAETKXNT.
TMi Bank ts aitaorlse4 te receive stbserip
Ueis to the
POPULAR T.30 LOAN.
Tb,eee notes are Issaed la dknomlealtoas of
ISO, 10O, iXO, 1, 000, aad 14,000 patMe te
bearer or order, three yean after date, with In
tercet, payable aeral-aannall al seven and
three-teaths per centon per annnm, aad are
convertible al matnrltr at tbe bolder'e option
Into tbe ft, 90 six per ceat.p'uZJ inttrut-btaring
bond. Tbe Interest on tbeae otee Is two eeatf
per daj for everj 1100.
TOLL COMMISSION ALLOWED
TO
BANES AND BAREEBS,
Any laformatlon respectlaf tbe UNITED
STATES LOANS will be cheerfully (lv,i on ap
plication pertoaallj or by letter.
a toll snrrLT or government sico-
BITIES CONSTANTLY ON HAND TOB
SALE.
VYE BECEIVE DEPOSITS,
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERS,
HAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BOY AND SELL COIN,
CUBBENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND ALL CLASSES OP
GOVERNMENT 8ECTJB1TIES,
PUBCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS,
AID TaiKSiCT A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
J. B. HOTCUINSON, Caabler.
L. E. CHITTENDEN, President. mhM-tf
PIRST NATIONAL BANK OP
WASHINGTON.
0. D. Cooii, (of Jay Cooke A Co.,) PresMe'nt,
W. 8. Hnrrtjrarov, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AD
PINANCIAL AGENT OP THE UNITED RATES.
lfiTK BTBI1T, orrosm TKI TB1ASOKT SiraAT-
SUT,
Government seenrltles with Treasarer United
Slates,
49-ONK IIILUON DOLtVAIlS.-Vt
Aetlnf la connection with the hoaae of
JAY COOEX A CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS TOR THE 7.30 LOAN,
we will fill orders with promptness and dis
patch, allowing the rofnlar eommlsatoi to
Banka and Beakers.
A constant snpplyof the Not, on hand aad
ready for Immediate delivery.
We bay and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
8ECUB1TIES at carrent market rates.
TUBNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
en ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OP THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Governmeat Teachers en the
MOST TAVOBABLE TERMS, ul jl.e olasroL
AKD raOMFT ATVIBTIOI TO
ACCOUNTS OP BUSINESS KEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other bnslnesa entrusted to as.
PULL INFORMATION la r.jard to GOVERN.
KENT LOANS at all times choerfolly famished.
WE. B. HUNTINOTON, Cashier.
..wtwa. Vsrli en. teas l,l1.Mr
JOUN R. BLVAN8 A CO.,
87 lonlslaaa ave. and SOS 0 street.
WASHINGTON, D.O.,
BLACKSMITHS' AND WHEELWRIGHTS'
luavnuta
Sy.ILSWr"','i.;Ml " Md.
VICES Solid Box ; Com, Cotter Keye s Feral-
SL,EO,dEWMh5(.1A'4-
HAND do.
PICES,
"OTS-Sqnare Poached H.ijoa Ptaehe,.
CABLE ClIAINS-UtoUlnch.
SPKINGS-Brl(htilllacl.
0 ABTTlIBS " i H P-nt i Solid Collar.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
niCKOKY BENT KIMS.
SAWED FELLOES-! to S laches thread.
HICKORY SPOKES.
OAK SPOKES.
SUAFTS-Raf, III at BnCmedlnm; X In.
- ",-a-( ih-.ibb, n.,T j .api.se, rro
eery; lalshed, llfht (aad bars); median
Und bare) I heavy (and bars).
PdLE8Rnf ! lalshed (aad clrolec)
SWINaLSTBEES IJjhl ferruled,
is11 an
PINIBHEI) WHEELS Lerf.
th 11 IMSBfrilhsrsBi ft A Isisrw
y0UNT VERNON MAttULK WoitKii "
LARGE 8TOCK 07 MARBLE MONUMENTS.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
E STREET NORTH, between BUth and Be re nth
treete, near th Poat Offlca Department,
KeeDa CODatis.nllv ah hamt a Ibfifsb mhA annua . .
tenure aaaortnieat of
8TATUAKT, ORNAMENTS, ITALIAN MARBLE
MUnUMKHTH, UKAVJt HTQNES, Ac.,
And a com Diet varletr of
MARBLE MANTELS. COUNTEK SLABS, AND
Which be oferi low for cub.
iijs;uuiij ibtimi ui aiienuon or par
ohaiierito an tuipectloa of bli etock, whlck ta
vhsswh fVWJt'UIJf smVAt4Vee tUftTWa
IUCSTA.TJIlAlJTt3.
CARD OAPT. ALBX. R6DKRT( tHB
Director of the EXCELSIOR B A LOO it, No.
480 rOURTIENTU etreei, uitniMe to tk frttb
lie that a aelUat hie barLtiaoreof lbpartt
Saallty, and that thera may be fonnd there oaeb
ar from 11 to 1 'eUek, a. luxarlont and abon
daat LUNCH. anfM-U
TflE WOODBINE nOTEL AND UESTAU
RANT, Cerm? of Fonraidahatf and 0 StreeU.
WAsniiraTdir, d. o.
DAVID B. 8MITH, PROPBrBTOR.
Tbe ondenlgaed takes great pleaanro In an
nonaclog to Ma friend and tbe pablle at large
that ha haa tikettha abovo-Hamed tabllah
me&L and bavla raade nan lnproTemate
therein la now ready to receive calla from all
who dealr to atail then ael Tee of the advantage
of good lodging rooma and ft well-kept boteL
very reiMctfollr.
aill DAVID R. SMITO.
SIHOLBTOH'fl,
No. ftOO Seranlb itreet. near D atreeL ad
joining th
IRTSLLiaSNCER BUILDING,
WubUgtOB, D. 0. ,
BIN OLETOJT k CO., Proprietors.
ThU ejUblUhment, which has been fitted np
regard lata of ex pen ie, ts now open to the public.
ThWlNE8, LIQUORS lad ClOARSare of th
Terr beat brands.
LUNCH DAILY FROM UU O'CLOCK. A. M.,
Th proprietors ask th patron ag of their
frlenda and th pnbll generally, JeW
S
M I T II B
LADIES' AND QENTLEMEN'S
DINING AND IOK CBEAM SALMONS.
131 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Ar th noet eomfortabl la th eltr.
Ladles or families shopping or walking will
find tbeae saloona very convenient, where every
thing, from itnipl lanek to ft first-class dinner,
mar bo obtained.
Breakfast, Dinner, and Bnpper are promptly
served la tbe beat style, the bill of far always
embracing th moat cbolc dlahea.
Ie Cream a. Water leos, Cakos, etc., of the beet
quality and as perl or fiaver at moderate ratea.
Weddings and other aaaemblles anpplled with
very reqntalte at the iborteat notice.
Prom long experience In th bnalaeas th pro
prletor guarantees saUafactlon to all patrons,
JelO-tf
JOHN WEIiOKKR'B
BUULER RESTAURANT,
iA la Mai son Doree )
NNSTLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth. atreets,(np a tain.)
The proprietor of thla.ravorlte Reatanrant has
spared no pains to make this lb best Reatanrant
In Washington; and he points with pleasar to
tbo larg patronage ho has always been honored
with, and respectfully solicits a continuance of
th earn.
GAME. 0T6TERS. and other rsfreahmenta con
stantly on band, and at th most reasonable
rates.
BREAKFAST,
DINNER AND
STTPPKR
prepared at th shortest notlc and U th most
satisfactory manner.
Breakfast from 6 to 12 o'olock. Dinner and
sapper at all nonrs. ma78.tr
FAPEIl 3EjVlL.EItS.
pAPER WARKU0U8B.
OEORasllILL, Jb.
No. 87 A 99 Louisiana avenne, corner of Tenth
1 reel.
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER.
AH kinds of printing and wrapping paper
oonatantly on band and for sal at the lowest
rates.
49 Tin afliaisUT nioi fau vob old Books,
Pafibs, K.UM, Rofs, 4a.
ftp 11 -6m
C. P. KNIOIIT. W. II. JOHNSON, J a.
TTNIOHT & JOHNSON,
Wholesale Dealera la
PAPER
AMD
PAPER MANUFACTURERS' MATERIALS,
tl SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Jy20-tf
BALTIMORE, MD.
PROP08AL8
LARQE GOVERNMENT SALE
OP
STEAMBOATS, BARGES, AND SHIP-YARD.
QtriftTuitASTift QirttiiL's Orrici, i
WARiriMUTOir, D. C., Jaly 29, 186.$ (
SEALED PROPOSALS ar invited and will b
received at the offlce of the ami-term tat r nn.
ral (Bnrca of Rail and River Trana portal Ion),
at Washington, D. C. , until the FIRST DAY OF
8BPTEMBER XKXT. at 13 o'clock 11., for the
Surcuase 01 me roiiowiug named btkauhuats,
AROES, and other property :
Side-wheel Steamer Chlckamanga, registered
ton d age, 207 tons.
filde-wheel Steamer Grant, registered tonnage.
l&Otons,
Side-wheel Steamer Bnrnalde, registered ton
nage, 304 tona.
Hide-wheel Steamer Thorn aa, reglaUred ton
nage, 140 tone.
blde-wheel Steamer 8hermanr registered ton
nage, 140 tona.
blde-wheel Steamer Wanhatchle. rea-uter.!
toanage, 89 tons.
B me-w 6 eel bteamer Knoxvllle, registered ten
nag, 8d tons.
Sld-wbeel Steamer Dnnbar fwreckt. rM.
tered tonnage. tons.
oiern-wneet Bteamer tungaton, registered ton
nage, 93 tons.
Stern-wheel Steamer Keneeaw. registered tan
a age, 166 tone. ,
Stern-wheel Steamer Bridgeport, registered
tonnage, IMtona.
Btern-wbeel Steamer Holatoro, registered ton
nage, M tons.
Stem-wheel Steamer Missionary, registered
toanage. Ho tons.
Stern-wbeel Steamer Chattanooga, registered
tonnage, 89 tons.
Mrn-wnei steamer Atlanta, registered ton
nage, 211 tons.
blde-wheel Steamer Reaaca, reglaterod ton
age, 18t tone.
Blde-wheel Steamer Lookout, reg la tered ton
nage, 17.1 tons.
Blde-wheel Steamer Stone River, registered
tonnage, 214 tona.
mae-wneei steamer uunsn, registered tonnage,
tons.
Also, seven (7) Onnwale Bargee.
One Row-Boat, and One Model Barge.
All of which can be aeen at Chattanooga, Tenn ,
at any time prior to lb day of sal.
Alao, for the Buildings, Waya. Stationary Ma
chinery, and appurtenances in (he United States
8blp.Bulldlng Yard at Chattanooga.
Afoll description of which can be seen at tbe
offlcea of the Quartermasters of Transportation at
Cincinnati, LonlsvlUe, NaahvlU, St. Loils, and
at Chattanooga.
Proposal ar Invltsd for each boat or barge
separately J tbe name of the boat or description
of th barg to b designated la th propoaal.
A fall description of th property maybe ob
tained on application to Brevet Colonel Arthur
Edwards, A. Q. M St. Loola. Mo.
Each e av lot containing abld ahoold b sealed
and endoreed '(Proponal (or Steamers, Barges,
and other property at Chattanooga,' "Bnreauof
Rail and River Tranaportatlo,' ' and addreaaed
to th Quartermaster General U' S. A. .Waablag
ton. D, C.
Payment to be made In United Slates enrrency
upon th acceptance of any proposal, and prior
to the delivery of th property.
Th Government reserves the right with
draw any of the above property, and to reject
proposals If deemed too low.
By order or the Quartermaster General 1
LEWIS It. FARgONH, Brig (Jen
aul and Chief of Rati and River TrausD'n.
PROPOSALS fcOK COAL'AiJb Wool). '
TlBAHCET DiriSTMSIT, AOff. 19,1801.
Proposals wlU be received for the delivery for
the use of the Department for about
700 tons beat quality Baltimore Company's
White Ash Ad t tin cite Coal, furnace she.
(2,340 Iba. to the ton.) '
1W tons best quality Baltimore Compuur'a
White Ash Aothracit Coal, egg else
160 tons beat quality Red Aali Coal, same alze.
All U be weighed at Ik Treasury scales, and
to bo delivered at or near theTreaaury Ualldlng
jW.w !!.r JPa 2l"wl. between tho u
and Slst October, 1B64
Alao, for about 40 cords best quality Baker's
Pine Wood, to be delivered at mcli timea and In
snch qoautlties sa may be required.
Bids will bo received until MONDAY, Beptem
rj"11.: .r"d .oth Oon''l Bopsrlntsndent
of tho Building, under an envelope addreaaed tu
to th Secretary or tb Treasary, and to be ou
Idered binding for two weeks after that date,
ths Department reserving the right to reject ail
or any portion of the bids reoelved.
NO bldS Will be entertained nUa tlatr,tT
?flteftn!,,,flTMorih,W"F'FMlM
y i wvutiavt. aUil-UlWslWt
'BTfflPIOAIi.
p ibiA i n o x i o .
s
Pr.aLTlLUnr'IPriTaUnesplUl, U the Fed-
ni Elosk; eorner oi Seventh ftsd 7 itmtd, of
pslto U Pest Mi Pfttal 0es, Room
A4 U, f stairs, Wisklxgtea, D. a
dlsoftso f prtvai matnr tnatsd U lb
besl srinllls WaaaaTand'radJeUnres e rested
la aU' oases. BTPniLITIO AFFECTION, GON
ORRnOJA, GLEET, STRICTURES, BIMINAL
WEAKNESS, or th result of VOLUPTUOUS
BfeliMS, or any waaknsia of the GENERATIVE
6 ROANS, from any cans whatever, or bow
loag atendlnf, thoroughly and radically cured (
ftlao, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NKURALOIA, and
other CI RON 10 DISEASES of tbo NERVES,
MUSCLES, BONESJand J0INTS( tSCR0FULA,
BLOTCHES oa b FACE, ERUPTIONS oa tho
Hub and body, and all other ERUPTIVE D1S
EASES and DISEASE of th BLOOD, from what.
rersans they may bav risen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
Ho matter what joor dlsaso, let no false dell
eaty prevent yoa from applying Immediately to
Dr. Veil ny, who Is acknowledged to be by far tho
noat SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN la th trsitman.1
of prlvat diseases. Fear not to com aad make
known your mla forts, nsa, aad h will speedily
snd yon oa your way rejoicing.
SELF-ABUSE.
That dreadful scourg of th young, Indulged
la whn alone, destroys th generative orgaaa,
unfits them for married life, producing weakness
of th back and limbs, loss of animation and
mnacnlar power, palpitation of th heart, ner
vous irritability, loss of memory, melancholy
habits, Insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MAN! In tUw of th dreadful eonia-
quences of delay, do not fall to make your case
known Immediately to Dr. Vellny. Your aecreta
with him ar sacred, and yon may confidently
rely upon bis medical akllt.
Tbooaands whoa systems wer shattered, and
who were oa th brink of th grave, bav been
brought back to vlgorous.be alth by his skilful
treatment.
MARRIAOE.
Married peraons,or those contemplating matri
mony, who suspect themselves of lmpeteney,
ssmlnal weakness, or any dlseaso arising from ft
relaxed state of th genital organs, whether th
reault of disease, Injury, youthful Indiscretion,
or Indulgence of th passions tp riper years, ar
aarnsstly entreated to place themaelvss under
th ear of Dr, V. Tby may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and being restored to fall
health and vigor.
Ho treats with entire success all diseases of
females, such as LEUCORRHEA or WHITES,
LAPSUS UTERI, Ac , Ac. , aad la every caa guar
antees a perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMUNICA
TIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL.
Psasoxs calling see no one but th Dooroa.
These at a distance maybe tbiatio i mail,
by sending a statement of CASE, As.
Jy2-8m
BADD Xs 33 It Y
500 REMOVAL 5Q0
TO NEW BUILDINO,
.o-aoo-c
r-90O-t
SEVENTH STREET,
JOIHINO ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMES S TOPIIAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well -Known Old-EsUbllehed
TRUNK, SADDLERY, HARNESS,
AITD
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY
TOTBItn
NEW BUILDING,
.W500-C
49500-C
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where mar be found, of onrown mannfaetar. .
hub wiavieiv kHunmeni oi every aiyie ana
price of military and eUlsena'
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALES,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With Topham's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers of
LANOHOLE'S PATENT SPURSL
Manufacturers of
LANOHOLE'S PATENT CURB AND NOSE-
STRAP.
FOR SALBt
EWBANK'S PATENT SPUR.
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE 8PURS,
ourrALu ami rms woolen ROBES,
SOBSK COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BI TS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN OUEAT VARIETY.
n A RN E S S.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
suuui iiAftiifvaa.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE,
BUGGY, AND
t.A.rnboo n Ann r.ao.
SUTLERS STAGE, WAGON.
CART, AND
PLOUQU HARNESS.
whips.
COACn, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
ftVJtttX MXa-IS AUD PRIUS.
TRUNKS.
BOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISES,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALISES,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
BOXES,
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS.
Leather and Canvas Pcllleleur Bags; Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet Traveling Bags; Ladles
French Batchelai Toy Trunks, and School
Satchels, and ry article la their line of busi
ness. REMEMBER!
ar flOO-
.tar-BOO -C
SEVENTH 6TREET.
ftpM-tf
TOIIN R. KLVANH A CO..
J 87 Louisiana ave. and SOI C street,
nsDuifluivn, v. u. ,
Distant i
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRON Ordinary slice
REFINED IRON.
BaGNALL'S, Ac.
RODS.
HORSE SHOE IRON-Mltre, Ae.
BAND.
OVALS AND nALF ROUNDS.
U. B. NAIL RODS.
T. V, F. do.
L. B. do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPUING STEEL.
TIRE do.
TOB CORK STEEL.
HOOPS Gal taaJied
8CROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER RODS-Round and
square; sharewal plate Iron; puddled
plate Iron.
SHEET IRON American; American "0ta-
rara; Belgian; tm. Ruatila; R-isaU;
galvanised.
SQUARE CAST STEEL Sanderaon's
OCTAGON CAST STEEL.
SHEAR STEKL Sandersoa'a.
GERMAN STEEL.
FLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER BTKEL Amerlcaa.
ROUND STEEL Oast; machinery.
apU'lm
EDWARD LXOHTT,
BOOXBItfDin
No. 7J FiM. Ati. , WisaisMio,, d. 0.'
Books bound Inleverv iltk.T.sw.. iV.1" .
ElMU,ftidJOtU, ' - iwi
TALtaoRVLooH: .noflpiTJkis, -
ESTADLIStlBD ASA REFUGE FROM" QtfACT.
'XKti c ,
THE ONLY PLACE" WD5RB A OOAl CUT U
DB. JOHNSTON bfte IeoTsTe4 fittMlsr
tain. djr, and ealv ffeetaU nmedy la thd
worldforWeaknenvflbeBaakorLlKbe. Striate
ares, Affection! of the Kidneys and Bladder. iB
volnntary discharges, Im potency, Oeneral Da
blllty, Nervoeanees, Dyspejvia, Xaagaor, Lot
Spirits, Cuofuslon of Ideas, Palpitation of tbe
Heart, Timidity, Trembling. Dimness of Sight
or OlddlneM, Diseases of lb Head, Throat, Nose,
or Skin, Affections of th Lungs, Stomach, or
Bowel a thope terrible disorders arising front
tbe Solitary HaUta of Youth those sicrit and
solitary practices more fatal to their victims than
the song or Syrens to Ihe Mariners of Ulysses,
bllghllng their mot brilliant hopes or aatlelpa
tlons, rendering marriarea, Ac, Impossible.
. YOUNU MEN
Especially, who bare become tbe victim of Boll
tary Vice, that dreadfuliaod destrnctlve habit,
which annually sweeps to an untimely grave
thouaanils or Young Men of the most exalted tal
eats and brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening Senates with the thua
ders of eloquence, or waked to oostaey th living
lyre, may call with full oonfldenoe.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Mea contemplating
marriage, being aware of physical weakness,
organic debility, deformities, A., speedily
nred.
He who place himself under th car of Dr.
I. may rellgloaslr confide on Ms honor as a gen
tlemao. and confidently Tcty upon hU skill as
ft phyaiclan.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cored and Fall Vigor restore!.
This Dreadful Disease which readers Life mis
erable and Marriage Impossible ts th penalty
paid by tbe victims of Improper Indulgences.
Young persons are too apt to commit exeessea from
not befog aware of the Ureadai consequence that
may ensue. Now, who that understands the
subject will pretend to deny that the power of
firocreatlon Is loat sooner by tbos falling Into
m proper habits than by the priident. Besides
hols g deprived the pleasures of healthy off
spring, tbe molt various and destrnctlve symp
toms to both body end mind aria. Th system
becomes dersoged, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened; Loss of rrocreatlve Power,
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of
tbe Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
a Wasting of the Frame, Coughs, Consumption,
Ac.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTn FREDERICK STREET,
Left band side, going from Baltimore street, a
few doors from the eorner. Fall not to observe
name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a ataap. Th
Doctor's Diplomas hang In his offlce.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loa
don, gradnate from one of tne moat eminent Col
leges In tbe United States, aad the greater part
of whoa life has been spent In th hospitals of
London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
has effected some of the moat astonishing cares
that were ever known; many troubled with
ringing In tbe head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at snddea sotjnda,
baahfalneas, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with a derangement of lb mind,
wer cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. .
Dr. J. addresses all tbos who bav Injured
themselves by Improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mlnd.nnfit
ting them for either business, study, society or
marriage.
These are some of the sad find melancholy ef
fects produced by early habits of youth vltt
Weakness of tbe Back and Limbs, Pains la th
Head, Dimness of bight. Loss of Muscular
Power, Palpitation of tbe Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Irritability, Derangement of tu Diges
tive Functions, GduSral Debility, Symptoms of
Consumption.
Mmtallt. The fearful effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded Loss of memory. Con
fusion of Ideas, DrproMtlon of Spirits, Evil Fore
boding, Aversion to Society, Self -distrust,
Love of Sollude, Timidity, Ac, are some of tbe
evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now Judge
what la th cause vftbclr declining health, los
ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emaciated, having a singular appearance
about tbe eyes, cough and symptoms of con
sumption. ,.
YOUNO MEN
Who hav Injured tbomsalves by a certain prac
tice Indulged In when alone ft habit frequently
learned from evil companlona,or t school, tbe
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep.andUnot cured renders marriage Impos
sible, end destroys both mind and body hould
tpylr Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of bis
country, tbe pride of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of
life, by tbe consequence of deviating from the
Kth of nature aod Indulging In a certain secret
bit, Such persons must, before contemplating
MARRIAGE,
reflect that a sound mind and body are the moat
necessary requisites to proinoto connubial happl-
Slness. Indeed, without these, the Journey
irough life becomes a weary pilgrimage; tbe
prospect hourly darkens to the view; theiolud
becomes shadowed with despair, and Oiled with
the inclanchoty reflection tbst tbe hnpplne of
another becomes blighted with our own.
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided aod Imprudent votary of
pleasure finds be has Imbibed tbe seeds of this
piiorm disease, u loo ortcn nsppens that an Ill
umed sense of she roe, or dread of dlacovery.de
tars him from applying to those who, from edu
cation and respectability, can alone befrUnd him.
He falls Into tlihnds of ignorant and designing
pretenders, who, Incapable or coring, filch Ms pe
cuniary substance, keep Mm trilling mouth after
month, or as long as th tmallet fee can o ob
tained, and In despair leave him with ruined
health to sigh ever Ms galling disappointment;
or, by the use of that deadly poison. Mercury,
hast. n tbe constitutional symptoms of this torrl
rible disease, such as Afiectlon of tbe Head,
Throat, Nose, Skln.etc., progressing with fright
ful raiiidJtr till death pula a period to his dreadfol
suffering by sending him to that undiscovered
country from whow bourne no traveler returns.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this Institution
within tbe last eighteen years, and Ihe numerous
Surgical Operations performed br Dr. Johnston,
witnessed by tbe reporters of the ''Sun, "and
many other papers, notices of which appeared
again and again before the public, besides bis
standing as a geatleroaa of character and re
a possibility, Is a eat dent guarantee to the af
flicted. 6KIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular to direct
lag their letters to his Institution, la the follow
ing manner i
JOHN M JOHNSTON. . D.,
Baltlmoro Lock Hospital,
J18-ly BHltlmoro, Maryland
isr
EW INVENTION
OP
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIO
BONE TEETH,
BT
DR, 8. B, BIGESMOND,
369 Pennsylvania arena, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, WasMogtoa.
Dr. B. calls the attention of the public to th
following adrantagos of his Improved system t
1st. The teeth of bis manufacture will never
corrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
2d. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be Inserted over them.
8d. The roots will be mad tnoffenslv and
never to ache,
4th, No temporary teeth are needed, as per
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preferring the natural expression of the fce,
which, uader the old system, Is frequently dis
figured. 6th. This work has been fully tested for over
five years by many of the first chemists and
physicians of this aud Ihe old country,
Dr, S. has also invented a white indestructi
ble metal filling, with which tbe most sensitive
teeth can be filled without pain, and can balld
ap a perfect sound tooth oa aay side roots, which
will fast through a Ufa time.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN t
With Innoxious Vspor, by Dr. Slgesmoad, 260
Pennsylvania avenue, Inventor and sole manu
facturer of Anaestle Innoxious Vspor, (not
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether,) but
strictly an' Anaestle agent, entirely free from ex
hllaratlog effects, and perfectly harmless, caus
ing ft qalet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect Inaenalblllty to pala
The beat of references given If required.
CaH ad cxamln for yourselves. det
fTJIE AOB OP INVENTION AVHILE A
X large tmmber of machine hare been offered
to tbe public, aome of which poaaeas points ot
excelleuce and acknowledged merit, we have
loug felt what others have experienced the ne
ceaalty ufa machine more perfect In Its mechani
cal structure, combining in the highest degree
simplicity with durabilityand which la capable
of dulnjr a greater rauire or work on that ami I J
oaelly bo understood and coin pre he tided by all.
Thla, we are happy to sav. has been accom
plished by the IbtrodaotloD of the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which can b
assa aud sxamlned alth Aseftt's
F. PILLINO,
268 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jyfi-Sm One door from Eleventh street.
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