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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-17
PUBLISHED (DAlLY} By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
ms- OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street. over
S.one's, formerly. Frenchs) Book Store
The Coming Municipal Election Meeting of the
Reform Party'-Nominations.

~ASSS~'A6 S~S
Reform Party'-Nominations
The coming municipal election bids fair to
be the most exciting that has taken place
since the beginning Of the war The friends
Of the various candidates are busily at work,
and as the day of election approaches, the IN
terest increases. The contest for mayor will
be The principal one, and already bets are Of
ferea on the result. The candidates ale
Messrs. G. A. Ware, (the present incumbent)
J. P. l.. Westcott, W. L. Penn and j. T.
Armstrong. but it is thought probable that
''the fight" will be between Messrs. Wareand
Westcott, the former supported by the cold
Dynasty" Including the present incumbents
of Office aud the latter by the new comers"
or "reformers
Last night, in pursuance Of public 1otce, an
adjourned meeting of the Reform party was
held at Stewards Hall, Geo. Il. Helmick in
the chair and G. &. Van Reypen secretary.
After the meeting had been called to order
and the proceedings Of the last meeting read,
the chairman declined serving longer, and re
ouested that some one else might be placed in
the chair; whereupon 6. S. Miner was nomi-
mated and duly chosen chairman of the meeting,
upon assuming which position, he returned
thanks for the unexpected mark of esteem !;
said he was not fully posted as to the objects
of the meeting, but merely took the position,
to conduct the business that might be brought
up for consideration.
Mr. Helmick stated that the object of the
meeting was to nominate Reform ticket,
. on which there would be some new men and
some old; the old when efficient and not
afraid to act as men ought to act He would
nominate for mayor Mr.. J. P. L. Westcott
There beingno one else placed in nomination,
the vote was taken, and Mr.. W. was declared
the unanimous choice of the meeting, amidst
applause.
Mr.. Helmick moved that comm ittee of
three from each ward be appointed to nomi
nate candidates for the various corporation
offices, which motion was put and carried
but after some conversation, as to the difficulty
Of making the appointments, aud the choice Of
councilmen &C., &c, the motion was recon.
sidered and the resolution Withdrawn
Mr. Helmick then moved that committee
Of three from each ward, be appointed to nom
. mate suitable candidates and report at future
meeting-motion carried.
Mr.. Westcott said, that as he understood it
would be in accordance wit custom, for each
ward to nominate its own alderman and coun-
cllmen he would move reconsideration of the
vote just taken-Inotion carried and vote re-
considered
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RoRAGE DEPARTMENT.

FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant rna7tsrnaaSters 0&cs,
Alexandria, Va. Nov. 18th, 1863
Hay, Strsw, Oats and Corn for the use of the Gov
ernneut, to be delivered at Alex sn6ris Va or any
point on the eotonsc it's tributaries and in such
Quantities within the amount pro posed for, and at
such times, ss the undersigned may direct.
tne proposals to be addressed to the undersigned.
offered
Proposals viii be received for ava thousand Is OGO)
bushels OF Corn or Oats, and City (50) tons Of Hay
or stfsV ana upwards, unless 1t shall be for thu in
terest OF the Government to contract for less
amount.
Corn to be put up in good sacks Of about two %
Bushels and oats in sacks OF about three els
sach, which are to be furnished free Of charge to
the Government. The hay anu straw to be secure
All articles furnished under this advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection By the Govern
Purehases viii be made from time to time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder AZ the interests OF the public service may
require.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all offers which may be deemed incou patibie
with the interests of the Government.
Payments will be made in such funds may be
provided from the o. 8. Treasury and a. far q
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersisned
reserves the right to withhold the whole or any
part OF the payments until the complete fuldlmsnt
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulfilient Of sny agreement made under this i'd
yertisanent. WIN. STODDARD,
NO lS2m Capt. and Asst Qusrtermsstsf.
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PROPOSALS.
RoPosA FOR oRAa1.


Scale, p,o W1saTsaIos DEEoE. pee :. iss,,S
'eWss "a IT, b.siaofs Me-
aaas: Al. .ss K H.1 Ss9n
Bids will be received for the delivery Of 5000
o ns OF corn or oats and 50 tons OF hay straw
Bidders must state At which Of the above named
sssy G and the
cred the time when said deliveries sha be com
The price must be written out In words on the
Corn to be put up in good stout sacks, Of about
two bushels each. Oats in like sacks of about three
bushels each. The sacks to be furnished without
straw to De 81 cureIy bsled. "AN
The particular kind or description of oats, corn,
All the articles offered under the bids herein in
GSyernmsnt insp soto! before being scospssd: :.
Contracts viii be swa s;ds from time to time to
5sas s
have been delivered and acce pied.
The bidder vim Be REQUIRED t. accompany his
wh s y s or
they will within ten days thefeaftsr, execute the
for sns Of
tract to deliver the age pro1 osed in
70
1sa to SSd
nav be awarded
ssssoasstty Q, the susr.nsors mus. ;.
Attorney, Collector Of Customs or any other Off
shs s or
Ali blade win be duly notified Of the acceptance
or n snd of each bidder
n5st be legibly Written in the proposal.
Depot %
PC, and I'd should es plainly marked Proposals.
Boz d.: in sum equal to the sniount Of the CON
der se or Bidders ugen signing the sontrses '
Blank forms Of bids, guar antses. and bopd', may
obtained uggeSGh sNPPdFsfpRso6 Po 8 81. off
tTown. County and State ---
and e
G
me oasheis 81 bu.hs
- bushels Se Of Oats, In sacks. st-per b1shsl of
- tons Of bsled Hay, at - per ton of 1000
- tons Of baled Straw, IT per ton of 1900
Delivery to commence on or before the - day
Of, iss and to be com gleted on or before the
a sdBs lie Hsssd to s sasss
With go and app5oyed securities sb within the space
bee Sa acc sy Your obedient servant has
BT1GaQief General -. d. RUcKER,
General Depot Qusrtermaster.
Washington, D. O.
GUARATY
= We, the Enderrgned, residents ~ in ths
Jointly and se7erslly, covenant With the Q aited
States and eusrap tee in the for esons bid Of
- be aces pied, that no they will, within
ten days after tbs acceptance Of sai bid, execute
the contr act for the same with good and sufficient
sureties, in sam equal to the amount of the CON
tract to furnish the forage proposed conformity
to the terms Of sdys rtiseDent dated DsceInbe 8.
1858, under which the bid was made, and, in csse
the said - shall fail to enter into contract AZ
aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the GifIe r
enoe between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may BE- awarded.
Witness,
Given under our hands end seals this day Of
-, 1S. Seal
I3eal.J
I hereby certify that, to the best Of my know
ledge ard belief, the above named gusrantors are
good and suii cient sureties for the amount for
which they offer 20 be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
tOrney, Collector OF Customs, any other Oh GER
under the United States Government, or respon.
D II RUCKER,
dc 9-h Brig. Gen. and Q. Ii.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPoRTs-!second Precinct.-Jno Kel-
ley, Jas. Curren, David Diiiin, Peter MeGuyer,
suspected of stealing bugle; military.
THIRD Precinct.-Wm. Frasier, grand larceny;
Jail. One soldier, drunk military. John Ford,
disorderly; $500. Richard Conner, do; S3.i4.
Chas. Grunderson, larceny; dismissed. Jane
Tho mpson, nuisance; do Eliza Krouse, dis
orderly; 81 a. ID. John King, drunk; dis
missed. Madison Carpenter, larceny; Jail Geo.
H7milton, disorderly; Si.4i Eliza Comfy,
drunk; workhouse.
Fourth Precinct.-Hannah Kolly, drunk dis
missed.
Sirth Precinct John W. Beall, assault and
DERBY; 81 Chas. Mcdonnell, drunk aad dis
orderly; military.
Fiffi Prectnct:ETheodore Harris, drunk; 20.
Ben Grimm drunk; ei S. Jane West, profani-
ty; Sl.5S. Mary Watson, do; Sis. VIM. Du-
lanti, picking pocket; Jail for hearing.
Tenth Precinct-Wm. Stepter, selling liquor
to soldiers; 800 Ellen Cheek. disorderly;f 81.
Marg't Cheek, do. 81. Ed Martin, drunk and
disor dsrly; s5. Ann Lang, drunk; dismissed.
George Scriber, stealing meat; dismissed. Ell
len Davis, petty larceny; do; John Webster,
Hanev, disorderiy; dismissed. Pat'k Cotton,
drunk and disorderly; 81. VIM. Whalen, do;
-.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-James T.
Nichols, drunk and disorderly; $3.50 Ellen
Curtin, grand larceny; Jail for court. Thomas
Curry, drunk; Sis. Hughey Burss, do; 81 So.
Anna Lang, do sl.5s. VIM Bottles, do; dis
missed. Georgiana Clifton, suspicion of horse.
stealing; do. John Daley, drunk; dismissed.
Henry Pegler, drunk and vagrancy; dis
missed. Patrick Haines, drunk; dismissed.
John Q. Gaylor, drunk and disorderly; s25s.
Michl Conney, drunk; dismissed. Geo. Mar.
ley, desertion; military. Abraham Kaufman,
ped6ling on Sunday; $40. Armer Young pro-
family: dismissed, VIM. Higgins, drunk; do
VIM Weaver, violating the hack law; Sis
Hannah Wilson, drunk; workhouse. Charles
ODay and James Maloney, suspicious charac-
ters; SIS each.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Christo-
pfor Heapler, assault and battery: dismissed.
Theod ore Harris, drunk; do. j. W Harris do .
military. Jas McMann, disorderly; Sl.5O W.
H. Eaton, assault and battery intent to kin.
bail for hearing. VIM Easton, suspicion of
lar ceny; dismissed. Reuben Wright, do: do.
M airy Bruce, do; do. Eliza Beckman, do do.
M airy Spriggs, do; do. Martha Easton, do: do,
Geo. Irving, disorderly; do. Jas. McCauslin,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Jno. F.
GaiDer, do: do.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- g ss

e 80 e
On and after Monday January 4th, 1864, daily
trains will he run between Washingt and New
York and Washington and the Yves as follows:
FORPHILADELPHIA.N NEW YORK and BOSTON
Leave WASHINGTON at 50 and II 40 A. NJ. and 5
and $40 I; NJ. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday,
at 90 P. n. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 6.3i, 7 81 and H. A. NJ =,
ano $40, 30, and 8. ~ P. M. daily except Sunday
On Sunday. at so A. NJ. and s. 10 and 10 ?. NJ
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at g. 81 and 7 50 A. NJ. and 8 20
P. M daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at 8. ~ P.
HI. only.
COMMUTATIoN TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at 4.1
*The first and fourth trains from Washington
ana fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop at
all way points.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at 4, $50 and II. 20 A. NJ and
BIS, 80 and !: 80 P NJ On Sunday, at and $50
A, NJ and 3l5 P. NJ.
COMMUTATION TRAIN
A. Leave X: Baltimore daily except Sunday at 40
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washington at 80 A. NJ. and STOP. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at 7 10 A. NJ. and g. Is P. NJ.
Trains leaving Washington at 7. 50 A. NJ aad
20 P. M, go through to New York without
without change of cars.
For further information, tickets of every kind
&c, apply to George s. Koontz, agent at Wash
ington Station or at the Ticket Office.
W.P. SMITH. Master of Transp't'n.
ja4-tf L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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THE IF ST st. III Fe csHSk55LtNfaA
t Of Sd nsa se ts
ofSsspte%9be1 S 1855 in Of the eleventh
within the United States and for other purposes.
q the sad ens Of s az, g. 5
asaey o & srs soah
sale $40 s Se d n sPs s
Helena. Beaufort District, State of South Carolina
i0o'cock a m of said day. for the disposal cf the
following tracts or parcels fland, to-vit:
ON ST. HELENA ISLAND:
aaff f f1pp
p Rs bs6ar and pos
ON LADIES' ISLAND:
Bluff Farm, Palmetto Island, the Wig Place,
Laurel Hill Lucy Point, Beius Point, Ashdais,
BY Bythew9od Pine Land, the Sans Pine Land, and
land viii be sold subject to the rir ht Of the United
sIsS TO cut ana remove the wood and timber
Also Pine Islanc.
ON PORT ROYAL ISLAND:
the " iam Perrgcesr Place Sranrsb wIshe IKE
hnn PsFrysles din yses Island the
cherry Hill the Tom Raysrd Place, the Ma st.1s
sham Place. Prospect Hill, Grove Hill Burlington
Woodward, Rice Park the Campbell Pine Land
Woodland, and II e Pine Land traet. except two
hundred acres of the same heretofore redeem adj
from the tax sale by Frederi A. Eustis Harbor
ISLAM, Fripp's Island, and Caper's Island The
lsst Six tracts of lsnd will be sold subject to the
right of the United States to cut and remove the
wood and timber therefrom, without compensa-
ton TO the owners.
The lands to be sold comprehend in all about
twenty-three Thousand acres. hey are to be sold
in divis or parcels not to exceed hu udred
and twenty acres to any one purchaser. Said sale
will not be kept open longer than sixty DAYS from
the commencement of the same.
And We do further make known and declare that
the said lands will be up for sale dollar
and TWEEN five cents an acre each. and that tn
ssme will not be sold unless the bids advance be-
you'd that sum, and that when any tracts or lots
of land have erected thereon dwelling houses
barns, and othe out houses the same will be ap2,
praised at the cash value thereof; and case an
buildings are erected shall fail, when offered for
one third part of the apfrais value thereof ths
same will be withdrawn from this sale
The Com N ssieDers reEerve single bid 70 be
publicly nade by them, or by their au thority 0n
each parcel tract of land offered for sale of such
sum ss they may deem eligible. not less than
one. third of the appraised gGlue.
Given under our hands, at The town of Beaufort
aforesaid, this 5th day Of Dece m Der A. D., 1893
A. d SMITH,
g.. NE WORDING,
VII. HENRY BRISBANE
L. 3. Direct Tax Com mi5sioners fer the
de l6-laW2m District of South Csrolins
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pITTlNHoUs1, FAINT co.,
B A N X yR S
NO. $50 pENNHYLYANIA AVlNUE.

R&xT1NAOU61, FAINT d co.,
B N r S
NO. $50 PENN8YLVANIA AVlNUE,
VIII continue to furnish
q. 3. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS
A. long issusd Government, a. par,
3. Coupon ss off
u. 3. 7-S0 Treasury Notes.
q. 8. Certificates ofIndshssdness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
xxohsnse on al parts Of Europe and the Norths-
Cities sold In sums to suit purchasers.
stoeks and Gold bought In New York exclusive
on Commission.
3sH RITTEEHCUsE FAINT 90.
EINITHD sTAT1s $40 BONDS.
UNITED STAT Es 7-2O TREASURY MOTIFS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1881,
UNITED sTATS5 CERTIFICATES OF IN
D1BTEDNxSS.
Sold, Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We srs authorised to furnish $50 Bonds At psr
entil the LIST Of August next, when the privilege
Of COW ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTHNHOUsH, FAINT L co.,
II Bankers, 3S2 Pom syenus
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The Very Latest by Telegraph
To VIM. r. RICHsTeIN, '''

To VIM. r. RICHsTsIN, 'AA'''
Ofths National Bookstore,
h. R esf .h an 3, 18th s sstly
fSsln on Monday, Dec 18th. and remain uatil the
durins ny Stay at your Store and vii have vtb
me an Immense supply of Presents 70. the Holt
DAYS. suitable for old and young, rich and poor.
Elegant Presentation Books. Bibles, Prayer Books.
superb lot OF photograph Albums of every
RCi. Bo5ss Wn5ins .6s JssslEy Boxes
Children's Books, Games, Pictures,
AmbrOtypes, Frsnaer, Perfumery
Portfolios, and variety Of arsisIss It very low
rates Your o6efisnt SeIs sN4. CHATS
To VIM F. RIcHsrEIN,, NAA oD@ o''
OF the National Bookstore,
a7s Ps. aV.' bet W tn and 18th ' s.
IA sn9 hasG,. supply Of the stEsafsr Guide
ceived and for sale wholesale and retail. By msil
free on receipt of 50 cents. de l5-3w
HRDNANOE OFFICE. WAR DEPARTM
~ Washington, December 3d.. 1865 The follow
coutrements under the bids inviting propos sis for
700 goo sets, which hids were opened December q,
Q Williams & Co.. 5000 sets, New York arss-
=. 8. Baker, 10000 sets. New York arsenal, at
n 4. Dirgee. 10000 sets, Kew York arsenal, at
Q, 8, Storms, $500 sets, New York arsenal. at
&c; g. Storms. COCO sets, Watertovn arsenal. at
VS. Hansell & Bon. 10, GOO sets. Frankfort srse
George Peters, 10 GOO sets, frankfort arsenal at
=: Gaylord, 5000 sets, Alleshaney arsenal. at
e Tillson & Co., 10 600 sets. st. Louis arsenal, at
Sterling & Co.. OOo sets, st. Louis, arsenal st
"''afi"no " DS"p'e' Gs SO Sf D. s "a ~
jal-6t Brig Gen, Chief Ordnance.
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CLARIYI1D OLDER

~ CLARIFIED CIDHRU
] have Just rscsiysd Par kohooasrs "Gsorss g..
Of Pure Massachusetts OLARITinS CIDER, Whhitck
Iofer for sale ct the lowest market price In qusn.
titles to suit purchasers.
Hotel keepers, suffers end all others In want OF
primo article Of Cider invited TO call and ax-
anime this before Purchasing elsewhere.
R1LHY A. SHINE.
Onion Eo5slins Depot, 81 Green st.,
9sorgetown, D, o,
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE SI4 PA AVENUE,
yh IN n

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE STA PA. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN FXPRESS RORWARDERS
MERCHAD!sE. MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIsPATU to all
accessible sections OF the county. This ConibAny
has agencies in the principal Railwsy Towns in
the
NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON. ID O. NEW YORK, BOSTON.
GfHoATI IA b fhAfHiIs!4 fnf9T,s YIN
WILLIE LEXINGTON.
ith b. ee.ions are made o. New sork and Boston,
BRITISH PROVINCES and With steamship line
and thence by European expresses to ali prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and the Con-
tinent.
Collection of NOTES, DRAFTs, and BILLS made
ut all accessio Die parts of the United States
O. G. DUNN, Agent,
de Is W8Shiua ton ID O.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, January %, 1863.
In consequence OF the pressure of business
at the War Department, Passes for citizens to
visit the Army OF the Potomac will be given at
the office of Lieutenant Colonel CONRAD, 1879
Pennsylvania avenue, above 10th street. j24
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I II P O r T N T N q VS.
FROM TEE
GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
BAR Il BROTHER


CORNER 4 AND SEVENTH STREETS
We are now daily receivil of our own M anu fac.
sure, in great Quantities
Fine Business Suits,
An entire new style OF Business Prock Coats
Pine Beaver and other Overcoats,
Black Frock Goats made and trim med in tho best
style,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants.
And of Fancy Csssimsr Pants and Vests We b ave
the best and finest the market produces,
New styles of Youths and Boys Clothing in lar &c
quantities
And very large stock of Gents Furnishing Goods
such as Thite and Colored Shirts, Jndsrshirts
Drawers. Silk Neck Ties ,5carfs. elk and Wooden
Gloves, 60. &c
Also. fine stock of Military Clothing.
All of thu above nam sd goods mostly Of our
own manufacture, can therefOreivx rraut them
to be su bstantslly made. Such display of goods
snd the low rates We asking will be 8 great in
ducsment to purchase.
de IS- linz BAR q BROTHER,
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!

FURs! FURS!
There is nothing moro useful or handsome for .
Christmas Present than
BET OF FURs,
which We are selling at very low prices. We have
ROYAL 1RMINE in sets,
RUSSIAN SABLE.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
MINK sABLH5.
WATER MINK,
FITCH and others.
large stock for
MIssEy AND CHILDREN.
Also, CLOAKs at greatly redussd prices.
B. & W. MEYENBERQ,
is Market Space,
Between 7th and 9Th sts,, under the
e6-1w Avenue House.
IMPORTANT TO Suffers,
sUTLzRs WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING L CO.'S
ONCENTRATE CLAN
TO BE A MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 70
THEIR TRADE.
II sells very rapidly. and is the most economics
article of diet the ohicer's msss. Tits prepared
one minute, and makes most delicious Soup OF
0hovder. It Is highly recommended By Army
Dungeons. Tbs profits are large.
Fl. A. DOWNING & CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food,
No. III East 18th st, New York.
Eor ssis By BARBOUR L SEMMES, sole Agents,
65 Louislana Avenue,
80 ?-H Washiug ton, D. @.
FOR HOLIDAY PR RGS f v nnr,u,n.
Just received, at
P.J. BELLEW Il CO.'S, SO It'll street,
TIE largest and most elegant variety of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Ever opened in this city, great portion of them
beautifully and deliberately ornamental bound in
Turkey and French morocco, every style in the
trade.
We respectfully suggest to our Patrons that
these are the most desirable goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE MARKET,
We begin to sell down at rs cents 81 81
So, 81 SO, SO, So SO, 1925, $3.50, 1913,
1925, and al the way to $40.
Over 5000 copies of beautiful
CARTE DE VTSITE,
PHOTOGRAPH PICTURES
COPIES OF NEARLY EVERY PICTURE EVER
EXHIBITED.
Just look at the prices
S125 DOZEN COPIESl
We ask the Public to call, Just when it suits
them.
The dIoys Goods bound to Walk on tho double
qnack: Hard pulling, but bound make ii 10
at thiS time. p. ]. BELLEW & CO.,
no 25-lm $40 9TH street.
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n. Q. HOOD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKR
in very fine
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
RICH DIAMONDS,
And Other GOLD JEWELRY
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
SOLID SILVER WARE.
And PLATED GOODS.
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
GOLD PENS. 60.
No. 33s Penn avenue,
Between Ninth aad Tenth streets
N B.-Watches carefully repaired de l4-Im
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just Received at
P. ]. BELLEW & CO.'S,
Go Sc VEETH STREET,
Established in 1866
The iar gest, choicest and most valuable stock of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
sver opened in Washington; ever article of which
we guarantee to be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the best material and full weight Of silver
10 dozen Rogers Brothers A No. i, Double Extra
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons
100 elegant Breakfast and Dinner Casters every
variety in the trade. We begin to sell at $3.50 to
$50.
Goblets, Cups. Mugs, Cake and Card Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes, Walters.
&C., &c
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers, richly orns-
mented.
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets, six pieces, best
quality.
Soup Ladies', Butter and Fruit Knives, Mustard
and Salt Spoons, with full assortment Of other
goods in this line.
We guarantee to sell at or near the nanufac-
turer's prices, freight added.
Eousekeepers and the public generally are re-
IL hafnr
purchasing elsewhere.
P.J. BELLEW co.
$40 Seventh street,
NO 25-1m doors south of Odd Fellows Hall
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A DAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The DELIVERY OFPIol Of this Company
Removed from Third street to the le;ae depot on
street, between I'd and I'D streets. dacSn-
MOORHB WEST END DRUG STORE.
Nl 113 PENN AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
0nhSUd o large stock of Medicine Of all kinds.
Perfumery Toilet Articles, Pocket Books, 60.
good supply Of Coal Oil and Lamps fer same ~
cheap az the cheapest. de INV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-05

ETIAMsHIPS
ItAaSts BALTIMORE, EMPIBl. ADnA
SAVIOR AND JAS.
8A1R1xRs 8. GHNEN. 6N0A
Regular Sailing Dsys y EDN hSDAYs snc SAT
URDAYS, at 10 .. m, froE, foot Of High street
Georsetown, and Pier Is, foot OF Wall stEest, New
York.
Pc. Srsisht or passage apply TO
MORGAN & RHINIEART.
Agents, foot Of High street,
GEORGETOWN or
JANIS HAND, Agent,
10 l2-sn" HI Wall street, New York