Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1854, Page 4

EVENING STAR.|_ The following beautiful lines from the Dublin Uni- COMPOUND BHBCEH DROP; Or. Cancer Root. versity Magazine will remind the reader of the Inst | QF] FRRATED REMEDY FOR OAN- acene in Bunyan’s Pilgriin’s Progress :— BEYOND THE RIVER. Time is a river decp and wide; And while along its banks we stray, We see our lov’d ones oer its tide Sail from our sight away, away. Where are they «; hey who return No more to glad our longing eyes? They’ve passed from life’s contracted bourne Toland unseen, unknown, that lies Beyond the river. 'Tis hid from view ; but we may gene How beautiful that rea'm must be ; For gleamings of its loveliness, In visions granted, o!t we see, ‘The very clouds that o’er it throw Their veil, unrais’d for mortal sight. With gold and purple ti.tings glow, Reflected from the glorious light Beyond the river. And gentle airs, 80 sweet, se calm, Steal sometimes frou: that vie «less sphere ; The mourner feels their breath of Laim, And seothed sorrow dries the tear. And sometimes list’ning ear may gain Entrancing sounds that hither floats; The echo of a distant strain, Of harpe’ and voices’ blended notes, Beyond the river. eet There our \ov’d on s in their rest ; They've cross’d Time’s River—now uo wre ‘They heed the bubbies on its breast, Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore. But there pure love can live, can last— ‘They look for us th. ir home to share : When we in turn away have pass’d, What joyful gree ings wait us there. Beyond the river. S$ Henry 8. Mott, of Pennsylvania. We publish the following letter as an item of news for the readers of the Star: PHILADBLPBIA, Oct. 16, 1854. Gayriewen: Lam grateful to you as old and valued friends fur the generous ani elo- uent letter you have addrexeedto me. You jo me no more than justice in expressing the belief that I have not had, and have not nox, the elightest connection with any secret po- litical nization however calied; and I feel that I deserve your con:dence as a Demo- cratand a man ag fully and entirely at the present day, as at any former period ‘ov the same extent do I feel entitled to the confidence of the Democratic party of Pensylvania. the imputation that I was a member of the seeret order to which you refer was made, I took the first proper occasion to repel it in strong, unmeasured and emphatic lunguaye. I proposed to add to this deniai any other that might be required at my hands. It ia allegod in some of the Whig papers that I did not eit and again repeat this contradiction. jut I prize my own character too highly— value my principles wo dearly—I have la- bored too long and two zexlously in the Demo cratic ranks odeem it nece-sary ‘bat I should volunteer 2 reply to every imputation upon my standing as a Democrat All that you say of oy opinions in regard to this accusation, I cheerfully endorse; and { am gied that I have had furnished to mean op- portunity that enables me at the same time to point to you, gentlemen, as my hostages, «nd once more to dec'ar- that Iam not now and never have been a member of any other politi- cal organization but the Democratic party. When I became the candidate of the Demo- oratic party for Canal Commiscioner, I de- por upon that alone for my election. While shall carefully study the interests of the whole people, I can represent the interests of wo other party in the offitial position I am aboutto assume. I am for the largest degree of civil and religious liberty, and cannot sub- scribe, and never have subscribed to the doc- trine that any citizen known to the Consti'u- tion as such, shall be proscribed from civil office, or in any de-ree debarred of his Tights because of his religious belief or the place of his birth. In the late canvass, I diligently exerted my humble abilities to secure the triumph of tne Democratic party and iis principie:, and to ad vance tne success of my abie and well tried colleagues on the ticket, and it is with pride and pleasure that I refer tothe result in ny own section of the State, and particulariy in my own representative district. as an evidence of the truth of what [ say. I am aware that the confidence of a few of my Democratic friends has been somewhat dis'urbed by the Peculiar circumstances which surround my po- sition, but I trust this definition of my views end ections may satisfy all. Truly, your friend, Henrv S. Morr. L F. Barnes, Eeq., others, To Hon. Asa Packer. Hon. Wm. Overfield, and “SENSIBLE To raz Last.”—Brown had been dong on a sick bed, was frequontly delirious, and now obviously approached hiz end. Liis oid friend Smith had come a long ride in the eold December air to visit the dying man, and bid him a solemn good-bye before his de- Parture to “that und.scovered country from whose bourne no traveler returus.’’ Smith enters the house carefully, inquires after the health of Mr. Brown. and hopes he may be Ro worse than when he saw him last. Mrs. Brown—Oh, sir, he is very low—he can’t held out much longer. Smith—(who sits near the door, blowing his cold ages) __ls it possible? I'm sorry to bear it. ould you nave any objestion to wy speaking a word with him? ra Brown —O, no—but he’s out of bis head now—he would’nt know you. (Here Smith approaches the bed—siok man looka at him snd exclaims—“ Mrs. Brown, g ve that man 8 glass of hot toddy—he’s cold *”) Smith—(delightfolly)—Yousay, Mrs. Brown, be is out of his head, but that remark of his trikes me as a very sensible observation ' Time of Departu Name. re of the deean Steamers, Eiawes for Days «New York... Liverpool..Oct 14 New York...Liverpooi..Qct. 1-. Liverpool. ++New York..Oct. 7. @@- The California steamers leave New York on ers the Hb and Wth of each month. nnn ee LIST OP AKHIVALS AT THY HOTELS, Browns’ Hotet—r. p. & w. prow. Capt Geuld, Yucatan B W Heath, Cal Pi L Stump, do AO Hanson, Md DrG ft Hays, Md ME O’Herne, co P Ty burn, Pa cha: Ga GK Beasley, Va a ” A Harman, NC ve 2D Bowing, MA ae & family, DC jes. Ct C Riv fami AB Davis, Ma Nee ea JB Diamond, do CB Prawn, do W FP Meade, Va W A Metlnng, do i JG Planer, NY JF Fuller, uo J Delany, Wis Z Wiltick, Kv ws Keyse, Fla A Grailhe & tamry, La 43 W Millan, Pa T Brook, Md } J Bisler, Prance Mr Griffith & lady, Pa 8 B Thomas, Ky Mise Croger, do W 8 Davison, do HL Creger, do & Simonds, Md W Durknell, do G Hill, Texis M Vai, NY 3 L Hutehinson, Va T MecCermott, lreland 5.8 Ford, Ohio EM Burgess, Md W B Brooks, Md R Marun, do Di T McGill; do - Empire Hotei—«. s. HEFLEBOWER. © J Rogers. NY M Tali z W K Bpaldinz, du w Sangede Mast Clarence, do M Nishe , do Ceol Willetts, do H Rapper’, do R Whit, do A Wiegand, do Mrs Ormond, do H Schmid 5 JD Lake & jady, do ae G Kendall, do # H Graven & lady, do J Snuth, do Mrs La Thorn, do J Pau, do I Magion, do R Camp, do W Aymar, do A Lewis, do U Brown, do T Lovell, do 8 Baldwin, “o Ryan, do W TB Vanorden, do Freneh, do JW Wil er, do Dearth, do N Kendall, do Literal, do G Choute, du Woods, do Edward-, do G Conner, do Gregory, do JS Bal, Pa AP Durand, do Wihards’ Hotel—i.a &sc. wittarp. Mies Schuyler, Ala GJ till w, Teon 4 Donnand, d Mis Pillo WR Palmer, USA Miss May Gift AP Ball. Fia bs B iodeers, de LC Cla Col 8 Ns Giay' go W B Clerk, do Mica Colllug, do ST Brosby & lady, Mase J Bediecy, Wie Them poos. de CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI- TIS, DROPSY, 1S. poe jaa NISEASES ARISING FROM T. OF TBB BLOOD. Prepared by J. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George tows, D.C. ‘The estimate that is now accorded this prepara tion by the medical profession and by oth:fe com petent to judge of its merits, mav be seen in the fact thet it haa been prescribed by many of ovr most eminent (‘hy cians in this country, and bse attract d the atrenticn of a celetrated profession o* the Kdinburg Coliege, scotland, by whom it has been successfully used in a career of an agg:avated charactor. The proprister bas been forced to make more ex- tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly Increasing demand for Bezou {ROP Vincanwza, Inprswa, Oct. 8, 1854, J. L. Kidwell—Dear tir: Some three months ago through th- agency of Ool *mith Moller, our sepre a-ntation in Congres’, I had pa:chased@ of you, for the use o* my father in Scotland. one dozen Potties ot Beech Drep or Cancer Proparation. I haves let- ter from my Frother, stating that the physician ce sires you to forward anoth-r dozen botiles. He thinks uvder its use the ci ease is arreatet. I may add that my father has tried every physician of die- tinction in Scotland avd Englani, ivciudiog Prof-s sors of Edinburg and Coilieg+s, without relis’, The disea e waa of three years standing, began in the right cheek. which is partially consumei. He wee sufferer with c mstant psia, wuich hes entirely left him j Thie case vi)l give your preparation ® popu'arity in Britain which no oher medicine has bir-ct to William Dick. Raq, Collydean, by Leslie fcotland, in care ot ‘esers Pen ced, Clay & Co, Drugzista, N. York, who wil! forward it. JAMES DIOK. Mr. Flint ia s man of greet influence in bis county, and will with plesaure communicate with any one in reference to his casa. Catiawar County, Migsogn, July 13th, 1854. Dear Sir—With great pleasure I inform thet your preparation of Beech Urop has accomplished for me what I thought beyond th+ rea-b of humen agency For the Iast twelve years I ave ben afflicted with Scrofuls of a Cuncerou: form. Sv exteo ive was the uicers and s0 horrible my apvearance that my css becam» no‘erious with «ll the Faculty in this ond the adjoining conntiss—in fact I hed obtaiued the teat medical aid in cur atate, witnout aay sbate ment 0° the disezes, Throuxh a fiend I procured a half dozeo bo'tes of your Beech Drep, after using it, 80 periect was the cure, *hat hundreun visited me. My detire fe to benefit wy fellow maa; with "ha purpce: 1 beg ail afi ted wilh Serctula in any frm te use it ¥n-loaed you will find an order from: some friends for the prepsret on. Very traly, JNO. C. FLINT. For gale by Druggtsts and Dealers in Medicine: in Washinzion, A'exendria, and Baltimore. oct 14 d3em QALE of Uulted Staces land tn the town of Home, in the State of Nee York. Wall be sold at puble a non the premisey, in the to-nor ¥ f Rome, oa ‘ha 15th day of Novem- ber next, all theas several lot: end parts of loa which were puvchsaed by the United States from Dominick Lyne. by deet besring ste ls March, 184 1th O-oher, 1815, and dth July. 18 numbere! 4, 6, 4, 19, 14, and 15, fn , Wi bthe westerly half parta of lots 7 and iZ and the wa terly half parie«flte3 and 16 n the same bi ck 6, gecher with lots 4 6, ani6, in block 7; the wxole heing knows and hitherto use. as the site of the Unit a States arsenal at Rome. The ots and halves of lots above mentionad num ber-d 9.4,5 .7, 14,13, 14, 15, and 16, frentirg uortnerly altogether two hundred and sixty four feeton Domi ick street, and running back three hrnutred and teea y three teet more er lese, on the esstera boudary, and four huvdred ead forty-five feet, more r ‘ea, on the western boundary, to he Inland Lock Navigation Company’s Cansl, wiil be sold, with the bui dings thereon, in one pareel; and Jota 4. 5, ana 6. in b ook 7, fronting southerly altc- gether cne hu dred and ninety-ight tee on sud strewit and rucning back two huntred feet, more or lesa, with th- bn Jaings thereon # another parovl The : aie will be fr -ash; avd dewts © r the proper- ty afil mas by the “eoretarr: f War, under thencts of Concrses of 3d of March, 1-19 and 28th of april, 1828, conveving te the purcbaer snd .o bia keirs igna torever ali the right, title; an) interes of the Unit 4 Scatesin the sa: There wi!l be sol¢, also, atthe esme time end piece a large quantity of stores whi it fs not deemed advisable to remove to another ersen: among which ara ten iron cannon, with guo ca risyes api y of the imolemen } i tackles, hi towes, Isddere,a G D extensive ails, arcles anda large quaftity of soraplrom, (wrought sn | cast,) steel, bras-, &c, HANRY K CRAIG, oct 13—did Colone’ of Ordnan’e. GEORGETOWN FSMALE SEMINARY, R wa a ee By Db. dG, ev. Wm. J. Clar Mre A. H.C ark, }Pacroraus. fee duties of this Seminary will be resumed ou FRIDAY, Sept mber isn The conrse of studies actusl:y pursued in this Ip- stitution embraces u higher aud more thorough Tange than that pursued ip any other Female Sem- inary in the Union. The |..cation of the Seminary is remarkable for ite salubrity. The buildings are large, the rooms capa cious, and the grounds for recreation are very um- pis. ‘Terms jor boarding pupils, $200 per session of 10 mouths, payable on ihe lsto September au-d Ist of February. This charze includes bearsing, tuition in English and Mathematics, room rent, fei, licbts and Wes!ing. Music, French, Spenish, 40. Vrawire pee extra. sy Bcholare from $5 to $10 uarter, aocordin toltny Caen ohuuihey enter : : References is made to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captaiz Geo. F. dela Roch , W. G. Ridgely. Yog., W Hun-er éeq, W. 8. ik. Taylor, Esq., Francis Dodga. Ksq, Robert P. Dolg-, Boq., aud Dr. 0. Mt. Linthicum, Georgetown, Y O5 end to Joa. H. Rrailay, Esq., Aaron C Devect, Bsq., and Mr. Fitzhugh Coyle, Washington, D.C. jy is—tt {Total & Union) i. B HALL, M,. 3. HOMG@OPATHIC PHYSICIAN, ATS +t Posladripbia, «a, graduate ia A'lopathy 4 and Homoopsthy, having had eet nsivs ex Perience in the ¥+rious dapsrimenia of the profes sion, offers his services to the citizens cf Washington ano vicivity. Ofiss No, 429 Thirteenth street betwoen G and Hrtreets fice hours until 9 a.m; from 3 to 4 Pp ms and7to8o m. References: Wia. A. Gardne-, M. D., Dean of the Homovopathic Coliege Pa.,and the profes-fon gen- aap 30—8m THE LONG EXPECTED WORK NEARLY READY! Will be ready tordeiivery to eubscribers early in October — RAYRLES Path of the Steam Horse; THE PROSE AND POETRY OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Gorgeousty Embellished with about 170 SPLENDID FINISHED ENGRAVINGS, Wb beautiful cclored Pronti: piee. lume, Sm cf shout 600 rages, aud beund in Turkey morocco, full gilt This superb volume, which has been under way for some time. will be ready for delivery to subecri- bers, a8 above announced, and will present one of the most splendid specimens of book publishing ever issued in thix courtry. The Hinstra ione or the volume are without doubt somes of the mos‘ magnificently exrcute: pieos of Art- ver proluced. very one of them were tak-n from Nature by the Artist in persen, an! the constant supervision of Artist, Author and Fubli her has been given to pro duce gems of Art—every one of which will reflect redi en all concerned. The Type is large end clea, while the paper is of a snowy white texture, and veryhenvy. The Binding will be in the fiaest Cne vol style of wnorocco bindery. Altogether, the Book will bea G4M far ex evding in beauty and value, any volume 0! a local chiracter ever PRODUCED IN THIS COUNTRY OR ENGLAND. All persons who Lave ot subscribed would do well to do #0 at once, in order to be certain ofan early copy Mr. SAM’L B. HICECOX. Se-ond strect. Balti more, s our sole Agent for #a!timcre ani thence to Wheeling From any other pojat, please address the pubiishera. GENTS WANTED in every Town on the Obio BrOMWRLL & SMITH, Pub'irhers, ee No. 196 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. cet 4— OEULSCHLAGER & BRO., ENGINEER & ORNAMENTAL DRAUGHTS- MEN AND ENGRAVERS. ENNSYLVANIA avenus, hetwre: 18th streets, north side, over Vi wes Jewelry Store —Me srs. T. H. &G. A Ovhischlayer would Tespeetfo'ly announce to their friends and the prblic that they have opened an offica at the ebove placa, where Cia in the varfou- no es Ole rawing ant avirg fil be premyt ly und ecrefally ittonded te Wer mars eal the attention of wishin, oo h and PASHTON ABLE MILLINERY. MRS. CHOATE bas resumed the Millinery business, at he- reeidoncr, on the routh aide of Louis'ama ave., near 6th street, whe.e she will be glad to see hee old and rew patrons. With all the latert Fashions, to please be her object. sep 4—a02m THE MOST EXTENSIVE BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT IN W+SHINTON CITY. Just Opened in Irom Hall. P. HOOVER ha: fitted ap tm ettract.ve sigle e the lq: ge and spac'o7s store in Iron Hail, Pa arenue, tetweeo 9th and 10th street :, and farnishei it with perbaps the targest ard best selected stook ot Bocts and “hres ever exhibited in tris city Ti fa his determination to make this ret. bli-hment excel ia all particnlara every other of the kind in the country. With this view he hss made arravge mente for a requ ar supp v of every artcle in his live cf bu-inesa with the most celebrated manufic turera in this rountry, au) in future ev=1y variety of Boots and Shoee tor Ladi-s, Gentlemen, Children and Servants may here te found at the very lowest prices. I beg leave to refer to the following commend. ations of this extensive establishment trom the Washington prese: Hoover’s Sx0x Stores —Yesterday we mad: a vidit to the place oi Pusiness of ir. 8. P Hoover, in that imposing structure, the Iron Building, on Ponneyl- vania avenue, letween 9h and J0th streets, We have given this no:ice the modest caption of Shoe Store; but we car truly say thet it ie a most fuvit- ing, and even magntficent. establishment—one bigh- ly creditable to the c ty and to the taste and ent prise of the pr.p ietor We doutt iftrere is any of he large business martes of the country an estab lissmont of the kin. more extensive, convenient, or beantifu thar the one itis our pleasure to notice. The «tock of Mr -ioover is large, and ladies and gentlemen csn pr sboes aut boots of the most su: erior quality and at moderate prices. The en terprise of Mr. Hoover should be rewarded by a discriminating pub!ic.— Washington Unien Tron Hatt Boor anp SHOR Rewrite euleh ment, just upened by Mr. 8 joover, is one ot the most extensive in t # United Staves, the saloon being one hundred an? thirty feet, w th twenty-five teet front. Kntering, one otserves s long line of el ecantiy made shelves and counters, filled with the fashions of the day in the line. In the reer is the ladies’ department, which is carpeted with three ply carpeting, seats and cushions covered with French moroe 0, and, thst the dear creatures may see themes!ves in all their besuty, as oth’ rs see them, « magnificent mirror is cuscended for their accommo datim.- The mirror, inc'uding the rich frame, 38 eight fest high and three feet xd a half wide. tere 18, therefore, an unequalled boot end shoe saloon, and the stock therein fe at leset #,ual to any in style and manufacture. We wers surprised to find s0 many varieties. There were ladies’ hixh heeied Gaiters, Congrese and Butt n Gaiters, wih and withoot heels; ladies’ “Gliceriour” slippers, enem- eli-d toilet, carpet, black acd bronze Wrench kid and ® oroco: slippers, leffersons and ties morocoo boo‘s of ali colors, &c . to euit every taste of tbe ‘air purehssers. Wor gentiemen, there are vateot leath- er an] exif skin boo's, rid \op and cloth Congress Gaiters. English patent leather ard low quartered sho-s. Suitable for beya we found youths’ patent leather heeled pumps, button leather gsiters, Mun roes, Oxford sad Buglish ties, fine alf skin apd eork soled boote. For yirls, he has also a rich and geueral variety; aad for intents and small children the beautiful little foot coverings are quite elegeat We were also shown an assortment of excelent sboes for servants Theve, with boo -ho' ke button hooks, and shoe borns, al! Kinds of trunk, carpet- 1, umbreilas. and o her articles “to numerous to mention,” a& Apeare says, cometitute the matert al of thie magnifie-nt addi iow to the fine stores on Penney)vania avenne. ihe stock is both of home and foreizn manvfecture, of the best, and sold as cheap as such understandings ean be bought in the Northern cities —Kvening Star. AND SPLENDID “AO" StoRe.—Mr. 8, P. Hoover having removed frow bss o'd stand to anew anie!- store in Iren Hall, is now prepared to wait uporm his customers in an esteblishment that is mst ad wirably fitted up and well stocked with the most feshionabie end surstantial articles in bis line of businesa, Tois new store, which is said to be the largest of the sind in this country, is 130 feet loag amt aboot 45 feet wide. The cerpenter’s work was executed by Alessra. Baldwin & “umy the painter’s bv Messrs Parker & Sp-uiding. It is very haod- SoM» as well a4 a spacious establishment. Rev 29—-olm | Wishingion News Proposais for Fursishing Paper fer the Public Prin Ze OFTICR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING. Wa-hington, September 80, 1854 N pnrenance of tie act t» provide for ae § \he pahllc printing,” &c., approved August 26, 1832, <esled propesals will be ree ved at thie offics, 'n the Capito’, until the first M nday (4th day) of Tecember acxt, at 12 o'cloct wa. for furrisving the papor tiat may re required for the public printing for the rear o mmencing on the lst diy of Decem- her, 1054, and eading or thks lst day of Locember, 1056. ‘The suljoined lst svecifies, se neerly as onn be ageertained, the quantity, amd the quality end de scription, of excl Bind of paper that will be re- quired. 15,000 fi ine papes, Mpoalendered, to Feame fine printing pal 10 , : Iersure ‘A by 38 inches ana wo weigh forty five pounds to the ream of 480 she». 4 Crass 2. 4,000 reams fine printing paper, calendered, to] measure 24 by 88 inches, and to weigh efx pounds to the ream of 490 sheets. Chass 3, 300 reams superfine hard-sised and calendered printing peper, to measure 24 by 32 inches, and to weigh forty-eight pounds to the ream of 4:0 she-ta. The fibre of the paper of each of the above clasces to be of linen and cott n, free from all adulteration with mineral or other cubstanves, of a fair white ne-s, and put up in quires «f twenty four rheets exch, and in bun ‘es of two reeme eseb, each ream to contain 480 perfect sheets. Uniform ty in color, thickness and weight will be required; and no bun- dle vary: g over or under five per o-nt. from the standard weight will be received, and the gross weight will ia all cases be required. Mixing of va rious thicknesres in the sams bundle to make up the weight wii be considered a violation of the on- tract. ~aeples indicating the quality, &c, of the paps required in the foregoing three classes caa be ob- tained at the off e of the pupsrintenden’, or will bo furnished by mail to persons intenuing to bid Contracts wili be entered into fr supplying th- quantitivs required in the first. second, and third clasee*, Bt suck times us the public service may re- quire; but he privilege is :eseived of ordering a greabr quantity on either class, should a greater suautity be required at each times and in such quantities a3 say be deemed necessary. Ciass & 600 reams quarto post, to weigh 7 pounds per ream. 600 do do do 8 aap ean afty No.1. No. 1. 600 reams foolxcap, do 1 do do 2.400 do do do w do @o 3.400 do do 4o % do do No.1. 100 do flatcap, do do do 2.100 do = do do 16 do @o No.1. 900 do follo post, do w do to 20 do do do 2 do do 8. 10 do bank post, do 12 do do No.1, 200 do doublecap do 4 do ao No.1. 100 do med., writing do 2 do do 2% 50 do do do do ao do do 3. 2 do do do do # do do 4. 25 do ool. med.,ass'’d,do % do do All ot the papers designated in clasy 4 to be made of the vest materials, and finished in the best man ner, free from sdulieration white or blue color es moy be required, ond t) be of the regular standa'd sizes of tteir reepective kin 6 The right s reserved of ordering a great-r or lees quantity of each and every kind contracted far, at such times and in such quantities as the pubiic servive may i+ quire Kach o!ass will be considered separately, and be subject tos separate contract; but bidders may ot. fer for one or more of the classes in the sum propo eal; and the privilege is reserved: f r-quiring a bid- der who way have more then one cla s uBs‘gned him to take ail such classes, or forfeit his right to any class. tamples (not lers than one quire) of each kind of paper tid fer and but one sample for «ach kind mut accompany each bid; and, in ciasa 4, be numbered to correspond with the nuwber of the paper pro- pesed tor jn that schedule, and in the firat three clarses, to be properly designated on the sample, or it will not bs cousid-red — And a!) proposals and famples muert be transmitted to this oftios irse of postage or other expense. kwh proposal muct be signed by the in*ividnal or firm making it, a'd n ust specify the price per pound and the consequent prio- per ream, (and out one pri @ for each.) of every kinu of paper contained in the clase propose for. All the paper in the seve al classes must be d ly- ere: ateuch place or places ag may be desigr ate: in Washinzwn city, in good order, free ofall and every ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA BAILBOAD. The Cheapest, most Comfortable and Ex- peditious Route to the White Sulphur Fie a Passing the Alum, Warm and jot prIngs. BRANGEMENTS baving been ofide with the owners of the new and splandid steamer GRORGR PAGH to run between Alexandria au’ Washington, a distance of six miles, he cinaetig with the trains op this, and the Wash‘agton reads, the lowes, ane will teke effest on snd after Thured: ‘une Ist, : A Train on Alexandria to Gord:asvile, end im termediate Stations, will leave the Pepot, corner o° Duke and Henry streets, at 7 o'clock a m., on the srrivsl of the Boat from Washington, giving simple time for Seedy labs) ee Fd ae) ville, gt 10 o’clock,—connecting int “'with fhe Trains on’ th: Virginis Sentra to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stsunton. A Trein from Gordonsville to Aisxandris and to termediate stations, will leave Gordonstille « 11 o'cloex, on the arrival of the cars on thr Virginia Central Railroed, arriving at Alexandri at hailf-past 9 o’clocls—thus allowing time to connec’ with the train leaving Washington Oity for th North, aad for Dinner on the boat. ‘4 Train from Alexandria to Warrenton and inte: mediate Stations will leave Alexandria daily, Gos days excepted) ot 8 o'clock, p. si. arriving st War rent at baepas clock p.m On Bunday will lseve at 7 o’clock a. m ‘Train from Warrenton to Alexandria aud inter mediate stations, will leave Warreuton daily (Sa5 Say excepted) at a quarter defore7 o'clock a. m., riving at Alexandria at half-past 9 o’clock a. m. ‘om Banday will leave at quarter past 12 o’clock, Len THROUGH TICKETS. To Warrenton... eve coonee $2 0 To Gordonsville... s:¢ To Cha: lottesville....... am To Staunton .... 59 To *Lynchburg....... 1% To *Luray.. oes 42 To *New Market ...... 5 of To Middieburg. 23 To Winchenter.. 3 50 Round trip ticket to Warrenton, from Satur- daya to toe = *Peseengers for Luray an’ the train leeving Alexandria, at 7 o'clock s. i. on Tuesdays, Thuredaye, and Saturdays, connasting with the stages at Culpeper, 0. H. © Passeng-rs fer Lyacbburg will take the trair leaving Alexandria at 7 o’clock, a. m., cn Mon daya, Wednesisys, and Pridsys, connecting with th: stages at Charlottesville. Pe for the White Sulphur Spring: will take the train leaving Alexandria ly, oon- necting with the stages at Staunton. ight Trains are raoving daily, (Bumdsy ez sapied. ber crdar: W. B. BROCKETT, Agent. Awxeniris. Vs, Msy 90. may 2i—sf IMPORTANT TO THe SICK. NH® great experience and well-known skill of Prof MoCuimroca is a sufficient guaranty to the public that the following list of Medicines, such He have been constantly used in his practice tor the les: thirty yeers. will fuliy sustain by their effects the valuabie qualities attributed to them, ani prove to be the best Medicines ever offerec co the public. I. Dr. McClintock’s Pectoral Syrup. Aninvaluable remedy fer Bronchitis, Consump tion, and all chronic diseases of the throat end lunge. In all deep seated c mplaints of the Pulmo naty organs it het proved the most safe, certain, and rapid remedy ever employed in the extensive practice of Dr, MoCilntock For any of these forms of disease, sbosing themselves as Cough, Tickling of the Throat, Sesse of Tightneas in the ‘throat Spitdaog of Blood, bifficuity of Breatving, Hoars+ neas or Loss of Voice, aud tiectic Sever, its use will be attended with the happiest resulta, while it i+ pleasent to the palate and strengihening to the whole system. It contains no |. edamum or opium: in any rhape. Price $. per plat bevtie IL. Dr. McClintock's Cold and Cough Mizture. An infallible cure for revent Ooughs, Tickling o° the Throst, Tightness of Breathivg, Croup ia Chil dren, &0. It contains no proparation ct opium Prive 26 cente ver bottle. iI. Dr. McClintock’s Asthma and Hoop- ing Cough Remedy. An almost ingtentancons relie! for these distresr img oonplaints, This is ‘he fruit of an immen-+ experience, and in astontehing in its effects. No p-1 son neei suffer 2 day from Asthwaor Hoopin, Oough who will nee it Prics 60 centr per bottl+ IV, Dr. McClintock’s Diarrhea Cordial and Cholera Preventive. A prompt and certain cure tor Diarrhea, Dysn tery, and Oholera Morbusin alletages Assure pre esuative ot Asiatic Cholera, which no traveler or family should be witnout. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. V. Dr. McClintock’s Tonte Alterative Syrup, Yor purifying the blood. The most powerful pu- rifler ever discovered. For all Scrofulous disesrex, Akin diseases, Nraptions, Boils, Pimples, Brydipe!as, Ulcers, Hore Legs, ancall Rhe matic and Syphi'itc complaints, &c. Itis a most exc-ilent spring m-di verfectly palatable, snd safe for children or fe- cites ‘rice (pint Bottles) $1. VI. Dr. Mev lintock’s Dyspeptic Elixir. Dyspepsia, or disortnno? S188 100, may pecalicd the Nationa! Divease of Ame. ates ve laurdae headache; gddiness; nervou<née, ore the eyes; nese of vision, with motes of zpacks be. Sat 2 ivobing of the no-trila; dullness of Resting — “ing ing in the ears; disegreabie taste in the TH.” conrtrictiun or weight about the chest; difficulty 97 breathing; & nse of suff.cxtion in lying down, or in esce.ding stairs; palpitations, or unessy feeling: sbout the heart, irregular or deticient appetice sense of sink ng at the st. mach; acidity; heartburn: pain or fulines of the abdomen, and costivenesr. come of these symptoms aiways appear in Dy: pep- sia; and sometimes the same patient has m-py o: them at toe same time, or at different times. For attacking the-e Frotesn symptoms in their seat and source, vis: deranged corditivn of the digestive func tions, the Dyspeptic Klis ir combines ail the v-luaiie ingredients which the Vegetabie Kingdom a@erds Tek-n in connection with the Veg table Purgat!y< Pitts, ic canes where there is much costiveness, o: with the Anti-Bilious Piils, where the functions o1 the liver are irregulerly disch«rged, it will be founa moat effectuul remedy. Price (in pint bottles.) 31 VU. Dr. McClintock’s Rheumatic Miz- ture. Por internal use; a purely vegetable combination ‘or the cure of theumatism, Gout, and eM Neurel- ic and Rheumatic ideea-ea. This remedy is off-aed with the utmon confitencs. It bas been used most extensively, and is as near a Specific for Rheume ic Diseases as the world haseve: seen. Price per bot- tl 60 cents. VIII. Dr. McClintock's Rhewmatic Lini- ment, An fr fallible outwars application for the relief of all rbeumatic |r neuralgic psing, sprains, sweilings, stiff neck, stiffness of the joints, pains in the shoul- Gers, berk,cr Hub. It affords immediate r lief trom cholic and peing in the s‘omach and eldomen. As 2 counter irritent, it is invaluabe in ail-cases where an exterual stimuiant is needed. Price (per bottle) 60 conte. IX. Dr. McClintock's Anodyne Mixture, ur Pain Bxtractor, used interns ly aud exter 411: for the insta:t relief of ail pics, Toothache, He: ache, ‘ bolic, Ague nthe Face, Obi!blains, Neura! gia, Btome or Gravel, a&c., &c. No pain need be en- dured amom-at hy a y person who will u+e this invalusble Arnodyne. Price 60 cenw per botttle. X. Dr. McClintock's Fever and Ague Specific. This has been found an infallible specific for this seourge of new oountries, and for intermittent fevers. No traveller or resident in any 9 dig triet should fail t» provide themselves with sure preventive. Price $1 per bottle. XI. Dr. McClintock’s Vegetable Purga- tive Fills, For the relief of Constipation and {te painful re suits, such es Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomaocn, Pains, and 2)! the symptoms eoumerated under the “Dyspeptic Blixir.” Prive 25 cants per box. XII. Dr. McClintock's Pills, For Liver Complaints, and all forras of disezase arising from derangement of the liver, with symp- toms such a6 Dizziness, Lieadache, in the fare, yellow furred tongus, pein in the right ahouider, sense of fullness or pain in the right side, disordered stomach or towels, deficient aot of the kidneys, clay-cuored stools, ac. There Pills, if tasen in the extra charge or expense, ard sutject to the in«pen- tion, count weight, and measuremest of the Super- intend-nt, and be in all reapects satisfactory. Blank forms for proposals wil be torn shed at this office to persons applying for them; and none wilt be taken into oonsiderat on unle:s substan fal- ly agreeing therewith. Boads, with spproved recuritics, will be required ; and the supplying of an inf-rior article in ary oj the clasgrs, ore failure ty supply the quantty re quired at any time, will pe cousidcred & v olation of: the contract Fach bilder is r-qnired to furnish wih bis pro porais raticfactory -sidence of hye a! ili y to ex-eute it, and avy proposal usaccompsuicd with such evi- dence will be reject: d. The proposals will b opened in the man: er re quired by Jaw “on the first Tuesday after the first Mouday im December” noxt (5th) at 10 Vcleck a.m , ai the office of "he Sup-riutendent. Proposals wili be <ddresred to the “ Superice ten len: of the Pubiic Printinc, Capitol of thy United Beares. 6 ” end endors:.i “Proposals fer owing Vape.” 4,9 SEIMAX, + ws einen i lg | \ insipient mteges of Billous and Yellow or other Fevers, wili generally ward aff the attack. Price 25 cents per box The abeve Medicines may be procured of all the principal Druggiste and Apotheomries in this Dix trict, and of J. L. Heweuaw, Agent, Washington. sep Thr "E‘HE LOST HEIR SES —This new and Celebrated if work of Mrs. Southworth, is the mo-t intensely interesting acd populsfwork ever issued from the Americsn prese tsou-ebold Words for Octoner ‘The New York [lusts sted Journal do. unt’s Me chant Mag-zine do Harper ane ail other hagesinee do All the weekly pap-rs for this wek at JOR SHI LLINGTON’S Bookston Odeon Building, corner 43¢ street and Penn. oot §—1f avenne. N INVOICE of Harrison’s celebrated A jum bien Pestumery just opewed .t evenuo, betwoed A woe CRItee SvATES MATL. Pose ian Danan, POA eying the malls ofthe ‘the of eae let day of Javuary, 1856, to the 30th day of Jupe, 1858, on the foRowing route, in the Stvte of ALABAMA, will be received at the Contrant Office of the Post Offloe ent, in the city of Washington, until 9 o'clock s m.. of 1st November, 1854, vo be decided by 8d November Grove Hill, Demopolis, and Macon. to Greensbor,’, a back, three times ¢ week, in two horse rtaces. Leave Gainestown every Sunday, Wednesjay, and Friday at lem ‘ Arrive at Gresosbore” in 36 hours by 1p m Leave See every Tuesdsy, Thuredsy, d Saturday ati am Arrive st Galucetown in 36 hours, by 1 pm Proposals for service in four horse coaches will naiderd For ross of preposal, guarantes, and certificate, end aleo notes and instractions embracing condi tions to be incorporated in the contracts, to be exe cuted by the accepted bidder, to such extent as the department may deem expedient and proper, see a4- vertisement inviting proposals for mril service in the -esterm and southwestern States, dated Jsnu- aise JAMES CAMPBELL, rep 20—law4 mei Postmaster General. {No. 523.] SALE OF ALTERNATE SECTIONS IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI. By the President ofthe United States N pursuance of law, I, FRANKLIN PIERCE. I President of the United States df America d: hereby deciare and make known that public sales of th- sections and part 0: sections, being all those bearing ood numbers, which remain uv the United States within siz miles on each side of the Banihal and St Joseph rai road, in the State of Missouri, :ub- ject to rale at two dollars and fifty cents per arre as provided by the act cf 10th June, 1*5z, entitled “An act granting the right of way to the state of Missouri, and a portion of the publi¢ lands, to aid in the construction af ertain railr-ads in the raid State,” and spe-ially «xcepted trom gtaiuation ss ‘© price by the act of dth August, 854 will be held at the undermentioned land offices in sdid State et the periods hereinafter designated. to wit: At the land office at PaLwrrs, commencing on Monday, the fifteenth day of January next, for the disposai of the vacant lands withiu such sections and parts of sections bearing odd numbers, adore referred to, as are situated In the updermentioned Tor th uf the base line, co west of the AJA prince Nor th of the ‘ine, oy pal meridian. Township fifty-siz, of range three Townships fifty Ave, fifty-siz, fifty-seven and f/ty- eight, range four Townships fifty five, ifty-wiz, fifty-seven, Afty eight and fifiysne range five Townships fifty fire fifty-siz, itty-apven, fifty-eight and fifiyntne range 1x Townships fifty five, filty-six, fifty-seven, and fi/ly eight. range seven Townships fifty five, fifty-six and fifty-seven, range t “Nfowachipe Ay foe fifty-six and fifty-seven, range townships fifty fire, Rfty-siz, fifty-seven, and fifly- right, range ten. ; Townships fifty-siz, fifty-seven, and fi/Ty eight, range eleven. . : Townships fifty siz, fifty-seven, and ffly-cight, range twelve At the land office at Mrtam, commencing on Mon- day, the eighth day of Janurynext, for the disposal of the vacant public lends within euch odd num bered sections above referred to a4 are situated in the noel err spiale pier Norta ine, i of b eo fifth principal Townships fifty-s2, tfty seven, and fifty-eight, of range fourteen Townships fifty-stz, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, of range fifteen Townthips fifty-siz, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, of range sixteen ig Townships fifty-séx, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, of range seventeen ‘Townships fifty-niz, fifty-seven, and fifty-aght, of range eighteen Townships fifty-sie, fifty-seven, and fifty-cight, of cange nineteen Townships fifty-sia, fifty-seven, and fifty-cight, of ange twenty Townships fifty-siz, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, of ange twerty-one Townsh ps fifty siz, fifty-seven, and Aftyeight, of ange twosty-two Township= fity-sim, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, of “ange (wenty-three, t At the Jand office at PLarrssuns, commencing on Monday, the eighteenth day of December next, for che visposal of tue vacant public lands in such od: - sumbered sections above ref rred t0, as are situated ip the following named townships, vis: North of the base iias oat ot Of the Afr principai Townshipe fifty siz, tif.y-seven, fifty-eight, and fif- ty-nine, range twenty-four Towaships fifty+ix, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, of range twenty five Lownehipe fifty siz, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, rangetwenty six Townships fifty siz, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, raage twenty-seven Townships fifty siz, Sifty-seven, and fifty-eight, range twenty+ight i lownthip- fifty ne, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, range twenty vine Tows-hip- fifty sia, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, range thirt Tow: ship: fifty-sia, Sfty-seven, and A/ty-eight, range thirty-one Townships fi ‘y-siz, fifty-seven, and fifty-cight, range thirty-two i Town-hips ff'y sie, fifty-seven, and fifty eigiit, range thirty-three Towrships fif y-siz, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, 7 thirty four Foe em Tipe Aiy-sie, fifty-seven, and fifty-eight, “sfire. i rage thirty. herein designated by roman let The townshty. iq the limits of “six sections in ters ere who ly wit.” id road,” and those in ival width on euch side Of & = Timits, ay cosignated on icenre partly WUBIN Be shed to the re-pect- the diagrams which were furu "oi ioner of the ive district land offices by the Co/S6: General Land » fice. of of of ot of of of ot ot of The lands #ill be sold sulzect to tie 7 OF way granted by said act of 10th June, 1852, “for J ai venient cosstruction snd use of said ase, hic highway for travaportstion ;” zed therefore th. particula: tracts through which the road will be sold as containirg the quantities shown by the official plata. The sections will te offered in the order in which hey sie »dvertised: eazh sale will be kept open for a time sufficient to eduit of offering all the lands but not excveling two weeks, and applications te make private entries of the a ds cffered under thir proclamation wil net be received until after the close of the pu lic sale. Given under my hand, at thecity of Washington, this fi teenth day of September, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty four. PERANKLIN PIERCE. By the President : Jos. 8. Wiisom, Acti-g Commissioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PR¥-EMVTION CLAIMANTS. Under fhe act of Congress epproved 3d of March, 1883, entitled “An act to extend preeaption rights to certain settlers therein mentioned,” the preem p- tion Jaws of the United states as they then existed were exteuded over the abovementioned alternate seetiou*, where the settiemert and iuprovemrnt were mace prior to the date of allotmest, if proven up and psid for at the rate ot two doliars and fifty couts per acre, hefore the day fixed for public sale. And by the act spproved 27th Mareh, 1864, entitlea “An act for the reiiet of settlers on lands reserved for railroad purpose-,” persocs who settled and im- proved the sbove lands prior to the date of wii— drawal wiil be entitled to preemptions at the ordi- nary miuimum price of the puclic lands, or at the rate of cone doilar and twenty five cents per sore, if proven up and paid for before the day fixed for the public sale. Therefore. avery person entitled to the right of preemption 10 apy of the lands within the townships and parts «f townships above enumerated, ie required to es tablieh the same to the satisfaction of the register and recsiver of the proper land office, and make pay ment therefor as soon as praciicable after seeing this notice, and before the day appoin tor the oom- mencement of the public sales of the lands embrac- ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited ‘ JO8. 8. WILSON, Actiog Commissioner of the Genera! Land Uffice. sep 18—lawl3w P* INTING PRESSES FOR SAL. The Proprietors of the Mrening Star cfer lor vale, on reasoueble terms, three Printing Prose One of these presses is ospable of Printing beth sides ofa double medium sheet at once, at the rate of one thousand shets per hour, making excellent regis ter. The «thers are a medium pmith pre-s and + Ramage Cap Press. These presses are in gcoi on dition. fe 5th AMERICAN & FOREIGN AGENCY. posite the Depart:nent, Wathington NDEk the direction of AARON HalGu? VALMER Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the Uni ted States, and Consul Genera! of the Republic o: Ecuader, for the United States, established for the prosecution and recovery of claims of American citi zens on foreign Govcraments; or the United Statee before Congress, the Kxecative Departments of the Federal Government and Boards ot Commissioner: sitting in Washington; recovery of debts, legacies, and inheriteoces in the United States and foreixo countries; investments in United States and State securities; collections generally, remittances, and other money business. ving efficient and reiia- bie correspondents in the several States and Terri tories of the Union, in Mexico, Central and South America, the chief cities of E in Australia, In- dis, and China, the usdersigved is prepared te give bes and wajthfal to all bosicss ‘Saye sae | Proeredings TATIMORE ASTEETMTS. ~ oB. ama soue RK. @. SPENCER 4 to the citisens of Bah umore. Pe all Hinds of Gancer> take them out without ,or the use a= | xnife. I can sure all kinds of Fite ana Hpssms, Rheumatic Dro: 3 Piles, Palsy, or one anene naa tamily are subject to Ge can stop Biesding irom tbe Lungs ot N -. distance from the patient, by knowing the oame. wes born blind, and har 6 several years an Indisn Dector who was among the wild Indians thirteen yests. DR. &PBNOeR has rensed fom Mr Buckley's Board’ Bi to ZY No. 84, HANOVER SYRS8T, ang i-th baltimore, Md. "S NEW DEPOT i20USE. poe kept house a Kas Qo: opposite rma | we tierce haltoncre Ma * convenient Hotel, whera tevelers to and from Wesbingion, &o., will fied eoomneds GREAT BARGAIN NANFIELD, BEOTHRE & O0., J BaLrmwone Staass, Bartixons, Mo. ‘Are desirous ef closing out « great portion o: their oresent stork of elegant FANCY GOuDS, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, - ann, Opera @lasee, Drees'ng Wri ing Deeks, loe Pitchers, Vases, Brouses 4c., pres yaratory to receiving their fail supply. Purchasers -il! find great barveins. aux —t PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE. ANUPACTURED FLOM FRENCH GRAPRS, JAMAICA GINGBR, FBVILLE ORANGES, = r; a yorite wherever it is introduced. uali x. of\e miatable, more wiolesome, and not bali be price ther foreign winee. Meny physicians use it ax- jusively, asd recommend it to aii troubled with “latulency, epepas, Debility, Orampe, Diarrhoa snd Dysenre: Persons subject to Chills. or livi a districts where Ague prevails, find its ovcaaio se & pieusant and admirable preventive. Mixed with a little cold water, it torms the most —— snd wholesome cooling drink in warm westher van be taken. pottie, $5 a Price 50 cts per . J. BALNER eer of Baltimore and High streets, snd BROWN BLOTHERA, Liberty xi. Baltimore. STOTT & CO., Washington. PMEL & STEVENS, Alexendrte. JESSE LANDIS, Frederick. H. BUF#, Portemouth, Va. ROBERTSON & CO, Petersburg, Ve. We CISSBL, Georgetown. JEW BOOM, PRRIODICAL AND NEWSPAPEE BSTAPLISHMENT, wa. teetideete & Co., Ourner of Baltimore Charice ctreet, v BALTIMORB, Mo WM. TAYLOR & CO. beg leave to coli the atten- dou of the readin; ya and sll dealing to Books, o their new Bi , PERIODICAL, and NEWS- PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where «en be found «large and genera! assortument of al) the late popr- ar publications of the <= § y nino Keep on hand « id assortment of plain aud fancy STATIONBEY of every description. All orders thankfully received and filled with de spaich, and sent by return of the mail, express, or stage, er in any cthur way the person ordering may Bookeeliers, News Agents, Pedlars, and all others supplied with eny Books, Megamines, stc., at the lowest rates, Avy Book published in this coumtry oan be bay 9y sending your order to us. WM. TAYLOR & 00, Cor. Baltimore and Charles sts., Bsitimore, MG may 23—tf RICHARD H. SMITE. GBOnGs D. emir. D. SMITH & CO., Mapufectusers end e Dealers in ALOOHOL, CAMPHBNB, BTHB RIAL O1L, 4. No. & 8. CALVERT 8 OP posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Mc. mar 21—ly JESSE MARDES, SCALE MAKHBE, Southeast corner of THAKLEs & BALDERSTON STREETS, feb2—iy Baitimore, Md. P. REILLEY’S HOTEL, (LATS JAMBS COOPER'S, ) No 3 Centre Market Space, Baltsmore, Md. {HE unde-si, ned would inform his frivoie and the public g:mersily, that he oa» purchased the entire Interns: of Mr. James Cocper, in and to the proprietorship of the hotel, No 8, Centre Market Space, where ho Will he prepared al © B ommodste the public, and furnish SSSF-ATBAKS, ac. &c, with ever. at the sh rieet motions ts bed dd plied with tue vise Sarg LIQi ae. An serpest «ft will be + to 6. tistectoriy — ae ail who may give bim a o!!. aan! > tiouler on given to supplying mmiii-s wii frock oysters. os }—~+«ohn CaSH FOR WEGROR. B wish tw purchase Imuew!s' « large nom ber of likely YOUNG NBGEOKS, for the Xe Jrieans market, for which we will pey the highest sash pricee Al! persons heaving #laves for sale, wb ind it to their advantage by calling on us, st our oftice, No. 12 Camden street, Baltimore, ty occupied by 7.8. Donovan. Liberal commissions vaid for informetion. AD communicatcos prompt ly sttended te: jan 2”—iy 3. WILSON 46. H. DUKE. Geuasarbhye - }, Es CHAS DEMLAIN'S Commer« eiei Doliegs. ™ ostensible olyect of shis imetitution ts to place &, Ap the reach of individuals proper facilities for straining 2 thorough end praciicei mercactils oie op, £& young mat oan bers obtain mot k sowlecge of genersi buricess mat foaks ban can be seq uired in aa WOLy jeare wre conniing house. Tas ovurse of study emirecce ing, and ite adepteticn to yur o¢ MemBerce and trece. Bereentile crlcules mm, Meording w the moet approved mst Oa rsetiga® « Seve, combining rapidity wf axacw t metracuen. Lecturer Tp wut mercentile jy 10-7 f faw on Various imy uljecta, bende many CMF poi ck-Beeper or busines? a SP 'O Te secessary ict 2 Ftudent to en Pleiet ‘yorn five to eight weeks. Therm being no + epplicants com peter st any time 6h! elier £ instions are Dvd at ete plomas OSsrded to those Wi) gre 2, &c., write Su@ bave s circu: PIANOS AND MUSIC. ‘The under: desires +o the atten: of purche sonating of 8 Oop "OG, 0m 6 end % - I-ooteves, with or without : siguos ars remarksble for great power of tome, om che lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and ready touch, bo'ng suited toany performere ¥U- 10 for pfancs, and all other Musical Instromente c~onrtsutly on band and received as soo as publish- sd. The trecs supplied on Hibersl terme. JAS. B BORWEL:., Ro. 228, Baltimore street, Baitimcre, M4 oc 18—ly- iL VERWABE. . CANFIELD, BROTHER # CO. 249 Baltimore street, have on band and are com anty i Bilver ceps; Spoons; Porks; Toe Tonge; Crumb Berapetss ete, oe cream, and #ish Knives; Salt Cellars; But vet Knirer, ac, ef warranted Sterling Sdor. je Se —tr Baitimore, Md. WASHINGTON BRANCH BAILBOAD Change of Prices between Washinyton & Baltumere. TOTIC &.—On and ofter Monday, October 2d, the fare betwern Washington and Baltimcre will be one dollar andsixty capts §=4 commu sticd of ten oents wiil be ailowed to all who procure f ete before entering the care. An 8 dition of cents wil also be made to all way statians unless tickets are purchased xt the offes. Round trip tickets. for three days, will be Issued on the 3/, Sd, $ch, and Sth mstant, et to all who may wish t visit the Agricul Fair apa ber) land Institute. Leave Washiogton for Baltimore st 6 and 814 6 m,andSanddp m. On Sundaye at 6 om and 5 pm. = iesve Bellimore ‘cr Was! aily, ox Sundays, at 45g a4 9 om, and ¢ and 8p m Oa Buudays at 44 om ands pm By order: cue: % FARBONE, Agent. oot 2—im U. S. MILITARY AKD NAVAL ARGUS. "PNB uadersigned having beoome the Scuther® Correspondent cf the abv payer, edited bY cjor Crawley, and being desirou~ Ww rurnish correct avd suthentic in‘ormation in re’ renee to si] mst ters appertaining to the Miltary, solicits ae sd of oMoers composing the severe! Companies in and adjoining cities, 'n s¢vising him of oxy cf thelt fr pabiication. G. W. MRARS? P.8—A brench office has bon etablicieu S this dty, where suber ptions, acve: Bsements, and commpumibations wili be reostval. Sn ee ee eee $ ‘