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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-08
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
CLEVELAMD & PITTSBURGH RAILROAD Co.,
Cleveland MAY Q5th ls63

LIGVGIlUuI
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the steekholds1 Of
IA this Company will be held at it, Office In Ceve-
land on Wednesday the Ist day Of July nett, At 10
O'Clock A II. sai1 day, t. take Eto consideratioz
the proprfety Of Increasing the capital stock Of the
Goa psny TO an amount sufficient to allow Of the COZ
VersfIn OF its mortgage bonds. The Transfer Books
will be closed from June 25th to July %.
my3O aOd E ROCKWELL, sseiy-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

FARM ofsome 200 or 800 acres, located in THIS q
a or some Of the adjoining counties, worth 49,
or $500 Payments cash. Also large LTact o. w -
jmnToved land; also two Oh three small tracts OF
ia5d for which fair price In cash viii be PSia Dy
1A"N' 80 TAYLOR, ROLLYSOH co.
,,,a No. 60 Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-08
For CINCINNATI.

For Cincinnati.
The steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE,
sil5snttSCapt. J. X. BoOIH, will leaTe as above
iEzZzzszAIOn this day, the Sth inst, at O'CLOCK,
P. NJ For freight or passage apply on board. OF 10
inls JELLY 4 MANNER Agents
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-08

In Rem.
In a cause Of For.
feiturs and Con-
dscaIion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-08
PLOWs. FLOWS, PLOWs
For Rent and Sale.

@~(@-S =
- The subscriber has for rent Store EoonA
= small and large; also 0mees IN good bui.dins1
ID story; Dwelling Houses for remit BuilalAs
IOts and other real estate for sale.
THOs HORNBR00K,
Custom HOuse, Surveyors Onee,
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DIVIDEND,

ALOSZ0 L0RING,
Late Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-26

Pnovosr MARSHAL s.ssERaLs o.,,cs::


PRovosr MARSHAL .ssERALs 0yrics:
WASHINGTON May 2, f5ss.s
EofIcE-The attention OF all cltacvrs wao nave
been bcnorsbly discharged on account OF WOUNDS
disa bifty, and Who desire to services
in the Invalid Corps, il called to the PROVISIONS o.
General Orders, No. los. of 1873, from the war De-
rartment, published in the papers taroughout the
country. such officers are requested 70 comply
promptly with the provisions Of that order, and
to send their written applications as therein pro-
vided for positions in the Invalid Corps stating
the character of their disability with as little de-
lay as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the State in which they may
ba. such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen.
ersl will at once forward the applications, with his
enforcement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington.
officers for the Invalid Corps viii be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. 5, of 1863, FROM War Depart
ment tt cir pay and emsluments will commence
from date of acceptance or such appointments, and
not from date of organization Of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned
JAMES B. FRY.
my23 Provost Marshal General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-26
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Evening Star.i

GEORGETOWN, May 18th, 1863.
In TIE Common Council Friday evening, the
following were received and appropriately re.
ferred A message from the Mayor on the
subject OF a communication addressed by him.
in accordance with request of the members of
the Common Council, to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, requesting the temporary use of two
unoccupied rooms in the custom house for the
meeting Of the two boards OF the Corporation
until a new hall can be erected, and the an.
swer of the Secretary asserting thereto, and
now recommending the sale OF the present
town hall and the appropriation Of the pro-
ceedS to the erection OF 8 new market house.
One naming Mr.. E. M. Linthicum as the person
who made more liberal offer for the purchase
OF the Water street lots than was made by an
other party, as the grounds Of his objections to
the resolution authorizing the sale of said lots.
Two communications from w. S. Smith, Esq,
commissioner of streets, and enclosing list of
town property occupied without authority of
the Corporation. The petition OF r. A. King,
asking the remission Of q fine imposed upon
his son, youth under ten years of age, for
firing gun within the limits Of the Corpora
ton. A communication from Jas. Radcliffe,
proposing to lease the southern end Of Fayette
street. The account of q. Myers for coal fur
nished the Cor poration.
The following were returned, passed by the
Board OF Aldermen. and were signed "A reso-
luton for the repair OF certain pumps therein
designated; one for the repair of certain streets
&c; one appointing a joint committee for the
purpose therein named.
The following were then passed The reso-
luton authorizing repairs on Montgomery and
First streets resolution in favor of John A.
Smith and q. Myers: resolution calling the at
tention OF the Clerk of the market 10 certain
provisions of the ordinance regulating the
market, approved Feb 10, 1921 resolution in
structing Ihe street commissioners.
Resolution for paving warehouse alley was
taken up, and, on motion of Mr. Tenney, was
temporarily laid over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-26
THE EVENING STAR.
NORTH CAROLINA REBELS THREAT.
EN- TO WITHDRAW FROM
THE GONEEDERACY.

The Raleigh IN. CO. Standard, the special
organ Of Governor Vance, and the great leader
OF the opposition party in that State, which is
now in the ascendency, by two-third vote, in
commenting upon. an article frcm the Rich
mcnd Enquirer favoring An simperial des-
potism' like that Of France. says:
1--WE know that military despo,ismis making
rapid strides in these States. We know that
no people ever lost their liberties at once, but
step by step. as some deadly disease steals
upon the system and gradually but surely saps
the fountains Of life. We know that tyrants
and their minions always prepare the popular
mind in advance for their usurpations, aud
these usurpations are always BASED upon the
plea of the general good 'or Military necessi-
ty.' The argument now Is, we hate Lincoln 50
bitterly, that in order to resist him successfully
We must make slaves Of ourselves.
THE answer of our people is, I'VE will be
the slaves OF neither Lincoln, nor Davis, nor
France, nor England North Carolina is q
State, not province. She has eighty thousand
as brave troops as ever trod the earth. When
she calls them they will come. If the worst
should happen, she will be able to take care of
herself as an independent power. She willno
subrnit, in any event. TO law OF Congress
passed in deliberate violation of the Constitu.
ZION. She will not submit to Mr.. Davis being
invested with dictatorial powers; but she will
resist such law by Withdrawing from the
Confederation, and she will fight her way out
against all Corners with 3 courage and an ardor
which will eclipse eNen any former achieves
menS OF ner SONS curing TIE cAIS Ing WuT.
For one we are determined not to es lange one
despotism for another"
Other opposition papers are also denouncing
he "destructives." The Henderson North
Carolinal Times, in speaking Of the approach
ing Congressional election, says:
"Beware OF the Fire Eaters! They are the
fag-ends of the old defunct democratic party
who fight their own battles in bar-rooms or in
the shade They aided 10 precipitate the cotton
States into revolution which has made
breastwork of Virginia, North Carolina, Ten
.nessee and Missouri. Let them be anathema
marGndtha! Give them the reins of the govern
ment and after peace they will quickly carry
us to perdition. Let them be marked as deeply
as Cain was, for they cannot be rusted in
politics as far as an OK could be thr3 wn by the
tail"
The Raleigh IN. O. Progress OF M.y2 has a
severe article on the Rebel Senate for refusing
to increase the pay of the soldiers.
The Confederate Congress has passed bill (
placing in service after the 1st Of May, all
citizens Of the United States, including Mary.
Lar ders or sojourners. residing in the Confed-
crate States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-26
SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES

SECRET DIsEASEsl SECRET DIsEAsEsn
SAMAR ANS GIFT!
SAAARITANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
eoNoRRHHaHsxA Rf.ilzs e sTsnd Fl g.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. se'
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in.
in twenty four hours" Pre,ared BY gradns sss
Chemists az the
30 EXPOSURE, NO TRoUgLE, NO CHANGE wHATEvEa.
or who have been sorsed with Balsam copaiva, or
mercury ny ss11fmAR17Aws GIFT.
Price-Male packages, So. Female. So.
sSs
sAMARz1AsNsss 4 ROOT SSisz IND a e JUICES
.siHfS aSSH HSb hisS SHisS j: s.
scrbsd it reaches and cradicafss everv particle Of
the ysnsrsai peiasn g that TIE cure i tIoroaxs
az and BE healed, and do not transmit to your pos.
''r'. 'A'' for T 81 s6 81 D YsS
oeR 2ES askB the
system, wsi - ali the had effects Of Mercury.
EEMALEsi FEMALssa
In many affections with which numbers OF Pa.
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
Whites, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb.
Debility and for all plants incident to the sex
SAMARITAN's CHANCRE WASH.
Pyice % cents. Full directions.
b1aMoND CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold By 8. cALv1RT FeRD.s rnsr Of l1ta and
Pa. avenue.
HENRY COOK. Alexahdria. may ctr
nRIED APPLES AND PEACHES,
IL AT
JONES & CO.'S,
: my6 Corner Eighth and D sts.
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pRoPosALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN:
ASSISTANT QUARrEKxAssER's OTrroE,

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsYBRs OFFIoE, J
Forage Department, Cor. G and 2ad streets, )
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 16. 1855
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot.
or n any OF the Government wharves in this city
The proposals to be addressed to the under.
signed, and they should state the quantity of
sash article offered, also the prize and the date
;. Proposals win be received for Eve thousand
15Oo bushels of Corn Oats, and fifty 5O) tons of
Hayo or STRAW. and upwards. unless it should be for
the Interest OF the Government to contract for .
All grain to be put mp in good sacks, of about two
cost of the contractor
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled.
:, All Grain and Hay offered TO be subject to rigid
inspection by the Government Inspector
;, Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
ths lowest responsibe bidders g the interests Of
required for the faithful fulaiment ofany contract
made under this advertisement.
contract. 8. L, BROWN
ap ism Captain and A. @. H. o. s. A.
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SUPkEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF

SUPhEME CUUhT UF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA,
Sitting as tie United States Disrict Court for said
United States vs.. Schooner Harvest, her Tackle,
Cargo, &c.-In Prize.
Whereas the said schooner and cargo we're cap
tured prize by the officers and crew Of the United
States steamer Juniata and brought into the port
Of Washington, District Of Columbia, and within
the jurisdiction of this court, and, ON the nine
teenIh day of May, A. d. 1868, libel was filed in
this Court by the United States Attorney for said
District praying the condemnation of said sch
kor tackle, dc and the owners thereof, and all
persons interested therein, warning them at some
early DAY to appear and answer said libel; 1t is
therefore ordered by this Court. in admiralty sit
ting, this 18th day Of May A. d. 1853, that notice
be given to the owners of said schooner and cargo
and all persons interested claiming an interest
therein to appear and answer this libel the first
have, why said schooner and cargo should not be
condemned and sold according to law; and that
said notice be given by posting COPY Of this order
npon; the front door Of the Court House of said
twice week previou to said first Monday OF July
next, the FIRST publication to be On or before
the
By order of the Court
Test: r. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
Copy-Test r J. MEIGS, CLERK. my2l -2aw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-26
1861 THE 1853
CENTRAL RAILROAD

rEi SSss CENTRAL RAH!a asHs
- - - -
Is A rrnsr.ofE1t issa i so sSHHs''i0n.,
sroNi SF BAIIA aTzSr AND HSD ooAsoAr'
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHf SsSH Ha aAun Dos,
rl HHzBH RAHhT E ESA FfFH EBSH
CLOSE ooN fHS sF1sssg AZ Hsf HnxSRRrsBuRe
NORTHERN M c Ids1Rs sf r. RAILROAD.
THE eREs AZ d 5laaaaE9. Rour.
WASHINGTON TIT hEb BALr1MoR,
WEST NoRT e " RSInt IND II Is SOUTHWEST
X For Through Tickets .pRly at the oaees Of
the Norts ii Central Railresd COMPANY aorths.s
Wilmington, and Calvert Ss Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING .sp SALOON oHA{ GHkss ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
trains connecting in Baltimore with the 9.15 q.
and Dis p m. trains on the Northern Central Rail
MAKING close
,Ts asr On shs sa Wa Central Railroad for
By this route Rreigtts of all descriptions can 70
forSarded to and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
TIE PeasylVsnis siaR also
T. Pssegss Nth BY Shcs Gesds can
KentusEy, Tennessss, Cumberland, Illinois, MissiI:
At aa ds
esgo With ste mers to ali Horthwsstsrn Lakes. '
a s 70 ns
with confidence on its speedy transit.
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PRoYosr MaRsHAL aENERAL,s OrFrc.,

WASHINGTON, D. c., May p, 1885,
All men who desire to join any particular regi-
ment of Cavalry now in the field hereby autho-
rized to present themselves any time during the
next thirty days to the Board ofenrolmen in their
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their htness for the SER
vice. and If found to be t, the Provost Marshal Of
the District shall give them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters OF
the Acting Assistans Provost Marshal General Of
the State. AS soon as they present themselves at
this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus
tered by mastering and disbursns officer, and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES B. FRY,
my 23-1m Provost Marshal General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-26
GAS FITTING. &c.

WIN. T. BOvB 90.
k4Rx Now prepared to execute any orders With
which they may be fayoredi n the
PLUMBING, GAS, Oh STEAM FITTING BUeI.
~ Etore on Ninth street, . few doors north Of
Pennsylvsnia avenue, where may be found Q cons.
plete assortment Of OHANDALIERS and other GAS
STEAM and WATER TIXTURRS. ian lily
w GAS FIXTURES.
Wv Have In Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to Gall and examine
our stock of GAS and WATER lIXTUkES, feelins
confident that We have tbs best selected stock In
Waehington.
~ Al Work In the above line intrusted 10 our
caro- win be promptly attended to.
mar S-n MYERS & Mc6HAN. 81 D street.
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Ia @ e.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ . SFEEs|

FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
Making the Quickest Tine r, =. And the emily Route
Cheek fes rsn
FOUR DAILY 1iTy Trains ASs., From xAsHzsaroS
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
On suna,,. r f. sl Tr.ins s ST and con-
meeting HEstiR R:ss y ysR gRs wssF from
at Relay
a s
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore at
BE fHfa ES Rgz zs n9S Sh5 GIskhs RB THE
This is the Only Route By sohich Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
KNIGHTS Latest Improved SLEEPING CARS, Of
the most superior finish, attached to Night trains
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAY7oN, Loy1sv1L1E, GIN
CLNNATI, indianapolis, TERRA
RAUTE. ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
de-, de-, de-,
NwITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTES
~ SPECIAL Notice to PASSENGERS for tie West from
.ns sheir THkoUaH TfcKETs IN
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through price. and have the priv
ilege Of visiting Baltimore Of desired) without
additional charge.
Ec,nnest tons zns ct the ohie ri, River With GLEvE
MARI eta HhN kAiEkoab s anna aaa
through them, with the whole Railway System Of
of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washing ton station.
w. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation
NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. I'D 2l-tf
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GUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLEMBIA

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLOMBIA.
Holding tie District Corr, Of ne UaUsa States for the
said District.
sloop l. Q. McCahe and cargo, and S6H2S-In .
Cause of Prize.
Whereas the said Sloop and Cargo, and
money, were captured as Prize, By the officers
and crew of the United States gunboat Zouare, at
tached to the North A, iantic Bfockad;ag Squadron
and broug ht into the Port of Washington District
Of Col uR bia, and within the jurisdiction Of this
Court. and Oh the 2lst day Of April. A. D. 1853, q
Libel was 6led in said Court by the United States
Attorney for said District praying the conAemna
ton of said sloop and Cargo. and money, and that
process of monitoH and attachments issue against
said Sl0op an Cargo, and money and the owners
thereof, and all persons interested or claiming
interest therein warning them at some early day
to appear and answer said Libel. 1t is therefore
ordered BY this Court, in Admiralty Sitting, this
2lst day of April. A. D. 1858, that notice be
given to the owners 81 said Sloop and Cargo and
money, and all persons interested or claiming an
interest therein, TO appear and answer this Libel
en- the third Monday in May. 1868, and show cause.
if any they have, why said Sloop and C cargo, and
money, should not be condemned and sold accord
ing to law; and tn 1t said notice be gwen BY post
ing copy of this order upon the front door of the
Court House Of said District and by utilization in
the Evening Star twice a week previous to said
third Monday in May the first publication to be
On or before the frst Monday in May.
By order of the Court:
Test Ri EIG.S, Clerk.
-0o1r4
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TT MATTERS MOTT
IT MATTERS MOTT

w,.4... ~. ~. AZ mAIIEnc NUTT
WELL g. WARMERS COL0RIF1C win ersduslly
and certainly change it without loss OF time and
without any wash or preparation. It never fails
TO color exceeding ell others In quality, durability
and beauty.
~ and Fancy Store, 500 street, near llth--6oia
Agent for Washington and the District. my elm
MIL0DlONS.-A large assortment of Prince 8
IVA Co - Mel0decns have Just been received AZ fhe
Music Store of W. g.. MEYZEkOTT. All
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: tof every month thereafter. far suppiyins this
.epot with the following articles in such essnti-
aon ths.
CLASS No. 1.
Cation Wsdejng
Flannel. red, tafi wool)
Husiiu. tblssehed. unsized, ] yard
Sspkins, for opthalmia)
Tape. cotton. or twilled stay bird
Tape, WOODEN. or 1ooen binding
Thread, linen, unbieached
Towels, for roller
CLASS No.2.
rwiDe, "a coarse
Oakum, fine picked
Binders, Boards ot s,ss,i No. D.
Knspsacks. hospital
Medicine Painters
~s'' oA.'" CLASS No. 4.
Hand Littsrs
Horse Litters
s s'saass e rssss;s canvas
Envelopes. printed
Rspsr, wrItins, Cap, Letter
Psaciis, Lead, Haber, No. 2.
Portfolios, cap size
CLASS No. 6.
WAtef-b beds. India Rubber
Rubber Cushions, for air or water
eu.ta Percha Bed cover s''.a'
CLASS No.7.
BLANKETS. white or gray
CounteIpanes
Mosquito Bars
Hair Pillows
B Beal k.1 1slf fsf
Dishes, assorted sizes,
M Medicine Eel, Spoons, deli
PRitshers: half gallons,
Retorts, delft
Pots chamber deli
Pots. Tea, delf
spit.mugs, without tops
Iumblerr, glass
BASINS, tin. small
Basins, wash hand
Candiesticks
CauldroBs, assorted sizes
PPII spss yo;r fla' pint
Tunnels, tin, l pint
Orators, nutmeg. Large and small
k Knives a Bat sSsf: Carving
Knives, Bread
Measures, tin, gallon to pint
Stoves, Cooking, and fixtures
Close Stools
Scales and Weights, shop
CLASS No. 10.
gBssdateads, iron
E Esdsiae TaSles
Butler 8 Trays.
CLASS No. IL.
Brushes, scrub
Buckets wooden
Clothes lines
Woodsaws
tablespoons
HatcRe ts'
Lanterns, glass
Tin Warmer, for stomach
Tin Warmer, for feet
eadirons
CLASS No. IT,
tunnels, glass half pint
Pill hoxes, turned wood
Pin Tiles, sxl0
Razors and strop, in case
Sheep Skins, dressed for plaster
spatulas, to inches
Spirit Lamps
Walls, assorted.
CLASS No. Is.
GrldlrOns
Kettles, tea, iron
Ladies'
Pans. frying
Pans, sauce
Pans, tin
Pots, mustard
Pots, pepper.
Samples of articles viii he shewn and particu-
as to sizes of packages, quality of articles and
'obable quantity required, will be given on appli
alton at this Office.
Bidders must embrace in their proposals all the
rticles designated in any one class. Proposals
OF in con formity Herewith will be rejected.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be CON
dered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
ach proposal.
Bonds in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars for
ne faithful performance of his contract, will be
&c uired of the successful bidder.
As the articles in the above classes are only pur-
hased when the wants Of the service demand
hem, successful bidders from distance, will be
equired to establish agency in this city.
The Medical Purveyor reserves the right to
eject any and all bids not deemed suitable. and
II contracts accepted will be subject to the APPROX
HENRY JOHNSON,
ID. S. X. U. 8. A., and
my 20-td Acting Medical Purveyor
PROPOSALS FOR 10000 BARRELS OF
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NJ ATTENTION. EVERYBODYl
L HE Subscriber having lately returned from tn
Eastern Spring Trade Sales offers to the public the
largest. cheapest and best selected stock Of BOOKS
STATIONERY and FANCY ARTICLES ever be-
fore presented in this market. Suffers; pedlars.
examine our stock and prices before purchasing.
Consisting, in part. off,
A well selected stock of Miscellaneous Books, at
low rates.
The largest stock of paper covered Novels in the
city.
The cheapest and most handsome assortment Of
Photograph Albums, ranging in price from 50
cents to $50 holding from II to 800 card pictures.
The largest assortment of Card Photographic Of
Prominent Men and Women, Amer leans and For
eigners, Copies Of statuary, Engrayines, Paint
in9s. &c, over 5000 varieties. As well spea
dio assor tnent of Foreign and American Staten
cry and Fancy Articles, such as Chess, Caea1ers
Dominoes, Combs, Brushes, Scrap Books, Pocket
Books. Writing Desks. Work Be1es, &c., &c., &c.
The subscriber is also agent for those celebrated
Ambrotype Copies of Paintings and Ensravines,
OF vhich large assortment always on haad.
Give US q call
WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN,
National Book store, 27s Pa. avenue,
my 72w bet. 18th and 18TH sts, Washing ton.