Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1855, Page 4

“BOTHER, TAKE MY ABM” When grief is heavy on thee, Or dismat feas alarm, Thea broth ‘That taketh bear, Where one would bend quite double Beneath the heavy care. wo oO If matice, in its ran:or, Has sought thy mortal harm, My shoul: er be thine anchor— My brother, take my arm. Thou h all, in If grief were mine to morrow, A grief twat naught could charm, Td ery. in ail my sorrow. “O, brother, give th'ne arm!” Aye! fect me feel another A ill weep wi h me in woe; ther, vea, a broti er, May al! who sorrow know! ee (> The Paris correspondent of the New York Tribune gives the following paragraphs as among the passing events of the age: “« Many of your readers will remember to have read, within the past few years, curious accounts of the habitual swal- lowing of arsenic by the peasants in the mcuntainous parts of Transylvania, and some other of the Austrian provinces. Ic gave them blooming complexions, and enabled them to endure long ascending walks on the mountains without over- taxing their lungs. A scientific journal here recently quoted the statements of M. Montigny, French consul in China, in reference to the use of arsenic by the northern Chinese. He says they mingle it with their smoking tobacco. The cus- tom is p‘culiar to certain provinces, and so common, that, according to the testi- mony of missionaries who lived a long time there, tobacco free from arsenic is not sold. The same witnesses assured the consul that the arsenic-smokers were stout fellows, with ‘lungs like a black- smith’s bellows, and rosy as cherubs.’ The publication of Montigny’s statement bas called out a letter from Dr. Londe, who informs us that seme years ego, in the course of a discussion at the Acade- my of Medicine, on the agents to be em- ployed to cure tubercular consumption, he told the assembled doctors that he had found b2t one snecessful means of combating this dreadful disease—that means was the sicking of arsenic. The Doctor reaflirms his commendation of this remedy. «+ Gcolegists here are in great delight, though almost ready to quarrel. over a wonderful bone of an ex-wonderful bird that has been found in the lower clay stratum of the Paris basin, near Men- don. According to the comparative anat- omists, this paleontologic Snanghai must have weighed someth'ng like four hun- dred pounds, and had a ‘drum-stick’ like a giraffe.” Tue Oxive.—The San Francisco Sun says that at the last meeting of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Dr. Kel- logg read a notice of the Olive Tree, as found in this country. It grows pro- fusely, in scuist, gravel and loam, at San Jose, and at the old Mission, south of that locaiity. Jt is a tree of rapid growth, attaining a height of about twenty-five feet, and a diameter of trunk of from eight to twelve inches. in addition to its rapid g:owth, fruiting the second year, and being in full bearing after the sixth year, it is a very ornamental tree, well worthy of cultivation for this pur- Fose alone. Its timber is very compact and close grained, and it doubtless would be a very good material for engraving upon. It is easily propagated from cut- tings. Tue Aistocnacy —“A class of persons who despise the public, and are venerated by the public for that very reason.”— Punch. emmnnateeaeeenaete MOVEMENTS OF UCEAN STEAMERS. 1 Sor Devs. ew York Api. w Yor. 7s leave New York on bs nth. en | ee er ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS, National Hotel--x. p. wittarp Mr Batcoe®, Ni ¥ JB Crenshaw and family, Va APF Wills. do T UV Fuzpatrick, do Mr La ‘iene fe I dy, Can € ut Welling, Pa JH Warner, NY W T Keunesty, co ‘a : nd WW Bole. do Stone & lady, Del n& indy,N¥ J A Miler, Ky J Dougtass & lady, do Wards’ Hotel—xz. 4 & 5. 0. wittans, JT Sutton, ir, Va ji € Wilson & family, Ga J A Migziu=, do Mos BH ttunt, do A A Kier & tady, Mass J Alexander and lady, NJ JP Schenk, de © W Carn g, NY £ Colgate ES Wade W P Blake, Cal Ps Ps ', Mass LJ (Connor and tady, NY ao 2 om, a Col J Munroe, do «6 A Free T & Gay, Mass A Kenda & tend. Spain W A Brown, do Ft tees & iaty, NY v ‘ G Mather & lagy, so feboh won bt Lee eaega House—s. u. & a. KIRKWoop. W Whipple,» T Hi Roche, Mi M A Wiiams, NC IT Halbeasie ao J Legins, Ala FF Jone. GW Whitmore, NY JM Stabdcish, do J Wiliams, jr, and lady, © Stearns, NY Ma A Mills, do € M Roche, do Bansion Hous, Atexandris, Va, A. NEWTON, PROPRIETOR. JN Buck, Va Cl Welling, Pa W i 4 ood, do J A Washington, do EB Powell, cv JWree, ds E Helm, do J Jett, do JA Lovve, Macs M Eliindge, do G Brooks Va T Foulmey Md 3G Beate, an W N sVetiford, fr, Va TH Boswell, do EC Marsh i, do Meckett, ir, do WH Ball, UsN RH Bockeriste, Va » x RW Carter, do ney, €O A Mo-s, do W_A Stephenson, do B A hue, vo Ki MeW illiams, Cr EB Chiswell, do EVENING STAR. $20,000 worth of Dry Goods. Tobe sold immediately at a Great Sacrifice. B. HALL, No. 373 North Seventh street, abdove I, is no spring . '$ to his larze tment, believin in ¢xXamina- tock will entitle bim te preierence. “tie Goods I present a line varying in style ety, from any other house in the city, em- bracing the best fabrics of the vari manulacto- » Whilst many ether kinds of goods have bern purehased at the Inte Auction sales in New York, ata very large per centaze below the orginal cost. 5200 yards plaid Gingham 8 cents original cost 10 cents 6000 do fine Calico, fast colors 6 cents, worth 12 10 pieces pond black Suk, 3 cents, worth 52 Plaid Silk~ 44e, worth 75 Plain -ilk Tissues 3. cent», worth 50 50 pieces Rerege de Laines, 12 cents original cost 18¢ Vard wide fizured Lawns, 6 cents 50 pieces fine dotted Swiss Muslin 12 cents 50 do do Embroidcred Curtain do, 12 cents, worth *5 10 dozen beautiful Shawts, 62 cents 5 boxe: sone Boanet Ribbons, 6 cents 20 preces fine Iri-h Linen, 25e, worth 50 50 dozen fine Linea Sairt Bosoms, 25 cts., worth 50 pieces teavy bed ticking, 8c, worth 12 6000 yards bleached and unbleached Cotton, 5c 100 dozen Linen ‘Towels, Ge Ladi » Handkerchiefs only 3a Gentlemen’s silk Cravats, 2°¢ 106 dozen + and half hese, 6e Ladies’ and idreu’s Gloves 4c A complete as-ortment of Swi<s and Cambric Edg ings, Insertings, Plouncings, Undersleeves, Swis: and Cambric Collars at extremely tow prices New style Bonnets, only 25 cents. In my Beet and Shoe Department I have great ba reains to offer—Ladies’ <lippers 37 cents; Misses Bets; slipp i Ga Tonlet Slippers 62 ets; Misses fi iters $1, worth #150; Boya’ Shoes 25 cts, Gen- ws Congress Gaiters, Oxtord Ties and Fanev Shoes in g eat variety, very cheap. The above named bargains, together with mony other erticies have been selected w th especi:l ref erence to the wants of my customers, and | am pre- pared to offer to purchasers such inducements as are seldom equalled in this orany othe: city. RK. B. HALL, No. 373 north Seventh st., above I. ELDORADO HOUSE, Pa. avenue. betveen Third and 434 streets, WAFHINGTON, D.C. CLEMERST REYNOLDS, (Late of Willards? Livtel,) ESPECTYULLY returms thanks to his friends and the pubtic engly liberal pa ig@ since -he opening of his house, and he bees patronage has induced . ita handsome style where he is enabled to fureish DINN AND SUP?ER PARTIES, for from two to fiity persons, in an unsurpassed style as to quality, as well as excellence, mar 20—olm DR.D McPARLAZ, BEN TIS, Office—No, 322 Penn=y nia avenu street, Washington, D. mar 9 —ealm* him te fit near Ninth {No. 530.] By the President of ihe United States, ii bursuanceoflaw, 1, FRA KLIN PIE: ideat of the United St of America, do hereby declare and make known tua’ a pudil. sala wiil be be d at the iam! oMes at avers*4, in the §iate ot MISSISSIPPI. comme Zon sonday, ‘he twenty-jirst day of Miy next, for tre disposal © ot be sections and pu odd num cers line of he Mos States <f ALA ana doull+ min mum pre- of per acre, es pr vided by 1859, audex the act -f 4r: to be off-r-d fi Pe fing date 231 May, 1%¢ fer h-r o ‘on to Mon . Pres not being + I witadrawa!l, were c¢ tor -d to mar. ket by gemeral notie- No. 522, daied Sth Jepreraber, 1554. citusted im the undermentioned town:Lips, to wit: North of the base line and east of the Chactaw meri- dian. Townrhis four, of ranc- ‘hirteen Townships taree, Mur, fre, and obs, of range four- eel Toen hips three, foar, ize, cx amd seven, of rar ge fifteen Townships three, four, fire, six, exd coven,ofrance ai 2 sowarhips five, siz, and scvan, of range cever- te-n aiip even, of ra nge aig? teen. ¢ i alaot iT (hs lands eft. hh side of to private entry a ahors Jxt to entry at per acre, or (if jor & tion) at the p-ic-s p: of 4th August, gud township 3 Ba bane, wil be ject to entry end lreativn on and after Monday the nineleenth day of March next, to with Ta the district of lands sutject to aale at Aususta, Missisetrrs : Worth of the base line and cast of the Choctaw men cian. Townships fire, four, five, eiz and seven, ofrang: twe've Townships thivo, fiur, five, sz, and seven, of Tange thirteeo ‘TT wochips three, four five, siz, snd saven, of range frerteen fowarb'p seven, of rance fi‘teen Towashi 6 thr, four. aut five, of range s'xteen Towaships three, four, five, siz, aad seven, of Tange see-nteen Towuships ‘ares, four, Ave, siz, and seven, 61 range eghtren. Tn the district cf land: subject to rale at DEwopo U3 ALAcaMa: Morin of the base lin: and west of the principal me- ridin. thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen and Tenve two Townsa ps teiriesn fourteen, fi (een, sizteen and seventeen, of :a ge ‘hree Towrstips th rteen, fourteen, fifteen, sizteen and seve. teen, of ange four Townenips thirteen and The towuchips wholly within the lim spectively on exch +i 1, which will be and twenty-five ce ts al eettlegent aud pre + ribed by the graduation ast 854 ia th fourteen, of rance five. ted im fF man } ‘aare of six snd fifteen mil-s re- of raid read acd lorein im s-id jimity. aa desizna e3 ich will be terniched to the re- 8 by the Crinmission-? of the be arl!, sulject to the right of way t ember, 1820 ty th states # free id rai read, not ercreting one hundred feet on eile therecf, herefo « the petteular ract- ef inne which ineiuds the read w li te + id +s cutaimng the quant ths respect.vely show" by the cf: =! plats. The ss-tione will be o-red at the public pale in therrJer in whch thy sre aupertised; tie sale Will be kept cpen fora sufficient Ume to admit of odering alt the tot exces sisg two week’, soi the lands tals under this proc’auiation il! until efier the close ct the two grante: b auder my hans, at the city of Washington, this eveuh dty cf February. Auso Demiai ene thousand eight buadred and fitty.nwe, FLANKLIN PIEROB. By the = ident: cos Wyvom, Commissioner Goneral Lana innce. NOTICE TC PRE-KM+IIO: OLAIMANSS. Under the ect cf Congress « ved 83 of Murch, 1364, entidad “An sct ‘0 exter ete emption rights to certain seclers thurein Gentioned,” the pre emp- tiorlk ow ed «Ver the shove mentioned alternate odd now beted sec fons within ax miles on each sid: of the route of the road wh-re tue settle- meat ant igprovement were mid. p ive ts the date ofall tren, “2 ud p.id for at the rate 0: tao collars acd fitty oonts per eere, before the dsy fixed for the public sale; and by the ac ap proved .7th March, 1954, entitled “An act ier the relief of veserved for railroad par. poacs,” tled a d a the above nawed -ection: prior ts ba entiled to oe emp! theordina: price of the public lands, or at the rat and tweuty-five cents per nero, if pr | fur bef re the day fixed st ¢ sale: to the ,izi tof pre- dd wumbered reo tiles of the route rh, 1253, ab ve © prior to the 4th ot em > ton: sbove mextione’, of the rosd, u-d-r the rv ferred to, on soit’ February, 185%, (the dace o! act of 27cm March, 1854, on s to the dots ef ths origina: wi hteawal cf from market, i empticn under the act “f 47th Maroy Of tue lands outside of the 22 mile lim ts directed to be restorsi to +n ry om the 17th dey of March next, is roquired to es'slisi the same to the eath? clon of the re -iste: snd recoiv-r of the proper la a oftice, and make poyment the-efor st the pries fxd by law az acon ct 3 ractcable efter seving thir ni: tice, and before the dy sppointd for the publ crale oF restoration to market of the lands embracing the trac. clalmed ; ctherwise such «lai » wil! be forfaited, JOUN WILSON, Commissioner of General Land feb 10—Iawi3e 9 a OARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The Greet Perificr of tha Biood! Wot a Particle of Mercury In It ‘a Imnauusis Remepr for dorotuin, King’s Evil, Rbeumstiss, Chatisate Cutancous . Eruptions, Pimeles or Pustules on ¢ ‘ Ghronic Bore Kyes, Ring W Tetter, Scald Tesi, Enlargement and Psinof the Bosse acd Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, & i Lumbago Spinal Comple nts, arising from an injucizious nze of Merry, im- prud -nee in 7 Iie, or Impurity of the Biood. VHIS valuable Medicine, which has become cele brated for the number of «xtracrdinary cures. effected through its egency, has inducsa the propri- sors, at the urg nt request of their friends, to offer it to the public, which they do with the utmost con- fidence in its virtues and wonderful curative prop- artis The following certifeates, relected trom a iarge number, ars, howsver, stronger testimony than the mere word ofthe proprietors; and ere all trom gentlemen we!! Known in th-ir localities, and of the highes: respectability, many of them res:ding in the city of Richmond. Va. F. BOYOEN, Eeq,, of the Exchange Hotel, Rich- mond, <vown everywhere says he hasseen he Med+ ieine called Carter's SPAXISR MixTuue. administered iu over @ hundred cases, in nearly all tha diseeses for which it is recommended, with the most aston- ishingly good results Le says it is the most ex- traerdiuary medicine he has «ver seen. AGUS AND PEVSR—GRHAT CURE.—I hereby sertify that for three years i had *gue and Fever of the mo:t violent description. T had several Phy dicisns, took lerge quantities of Quinine, Mercury. and T bel-eve al! the Tonice advertised, butall with vat permsnent relief. At Ia-t I tried Carters ish Mixture, two botiles of which eff-ctually wired me, and I am happy to any I heve had neither chill vers sin: chilis or fevers I consider it the beet Tonic im this world, the only medicine that ever reached my case. JOHN LONGDEN. Beaver Dirce, near Richmond, Va. QO. B. LUCH, Eoq., now in the city of Richmond and for many years in the Post Offics, has such rontidence in the astonishing eillcacy of Carter's Spanish Mixture that hy hes bousht upwards of 58 bottles, which Le has given away to the afi cted.— Mir. Lack says be hes never known it to fail when aken aco rding to directione. Dr. MING #, s practicing Physician, and formerly A the City Sotel, in the city of Richmond, eays be naa witnessed in a number of instances Lue eff-cta of Jaz ers Spanish Mixture, which were mos’ traty He says ia acess of Consumption, ce ont on the Liver, the good eflecia were won- 1. Moros, Rickmond, was cuted cured of Liver Com- giaint of three veers standing, hy the use of tec vottles of Cartes’s Spani h Mixture. GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—The Taitora of .be Richmond Republican h ds sovvant employed im their press room, cured cf violent Scrofula. com bined with Khaumation, which eaticely dieabled fim from work. Two bovtles of Cartes’ M t 7 they ‘cLesrfully recom- to ali who are afficted with any disease of the blooa” STILL ANOTHER CURR OF BOROPULA—Thad avery valcable boy cured of dcrofula by Carter’s Span Mixtare. Toousiler it truly a valuable medicine. JAM M. TAYL 4. F. avd P. Richi SALT RHEUM OF TYE isa ich all tha pt . Thomp-on is & well of Richmondi and his Wil £.MAS 4% ‘7°, of Richmord had a servant sareé oF © zchilia, the worst form, by Ca ters 2 % Miximre. He saya b- cheerfully recom- nende it, and considers it @ very invaluable me.i- sine ES WIN BURTON, comm! ass he has seea the rood offy G number @ unet of the revenue, of Carter's r penis 8, and says it bie disease. mond, cured of old bia feem wiki xture, a b, in a short +d to walk without ‘a o permanen ly cured. = WARD, OLOSE & Co,, No. 0 DB. MOKER'S EYVIGOR { A PHENOLENGN LN iE pu and sud this truths Gus facis, un leo: sbe highest clas and ch . «wg corer all doubts, INGREDULITY G re by a mass of testimony which !¢ porfectly sresistable. ¥ rumsnof vression, the indi ™ general de alty, or from the woatnes- of a aiurle orzen, will ii ind immodiste and permanent relief mom the age Of this iuctmodravis te. or. ‘to thous whic it wil prova 6 wraard e..Jnsi that terri Mauy, pecs, who have ce itations, thet they thiak ce cf medicina. it not ven these despair. Tho Kilsisdeais with d!sasaes it ezists, without re! aly remove the disorder BUSUILD THE BAGKEN CONSTITUTION. - eystam, lesiing to ner tke forms cf rarvous dissese it ld Pequasodcolump «for which tais prepars: A few, rated, vig: neoxelg) ela, by. i ns va! aXe a= a prcking teccation ie the tzofta hi 2 will, indieg) ilon te ‘ broken sleep i terrifying drsame, Inabilliy © re De ig one pists 7 poslilen, wex'iness of the pro feative orgauc, GeXaal incompeteacy, melancholy, ,faocrelbes, ukingut th jaritiss, @ chronic + igtion, aad all complaints =: A> passious, end all slags, om « ines indui rence irenmes! het does uot prowad from cez nis causes beyoud tha reach of meticlue. i Whenever the crgavs to be sted upo: a malformation or siciotaral diseases it that ars free everred MORSHS INVIGORATING ELIXER th, incapacaty with sniform and watural ac uly without beaurd of reaction, elect om tha geaeral orzanization. chat all malades, wherever tuey he nervous system, and that the ‘ sud sengation i+ 29, that for every idiid of us “ ixer Coriial is the only reliable prapars..22 TRowa. ne CAUTION. De. Monsz'g Imvisonarins Conprat hes been Coat terfelte? by somo eapzinstoled persons. in future, all the geoots Cordial will have the proprietor's fac alroile pasted over the cork of exch Sottis, and the folio- leg words blown im the glass Drv, Morse’s Luvigorating Cordial, Cc. Hl. RIG, Propristor, B.¥. 23~ The Gordial is pat ap highly concentrated, In yy oat kotile; ¢ 5; atx for $12, per le; two for $5; . OH. RING, Proprietor, : 194 Broadway, New York, fold by Droryists throughout the Ualted dts: Janednc, and Wost = 5 7 a. Washington—Z, 7) Baltimore—3. ENTA, ILE A! le ret SETI & BRERA, R. D. GILLET, Commeseltior at Lav, Ofce snd vosideuce ia Kranklin how, corner of E tad Thirteenth street net Roem —— FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN. Scenes tae es a 3 of 0 test or incre, tp various perts o ¢ ieorgate ioW prices, and terme to Sr LL £00.” STOR, ip SEEDERS Ssie, deliverable et tho Canol, or Wherves ir Alexandria. LLOYD 4 00. Washington, Georg<towa, or 16th atvest, opp. T: #1 ‘seasury Department, | CLOTHING ARD CLOTHING MATERIALS. Navy Depantwene, Bureau of Provirtons and ( lothing, Wachington, April 2, 1855. Qizrenats PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed AS “Proposs's for Nary Clothing avd Clothing Ma teris!s,* wtil ba received at this ofive until 3 o'clock p-m.on the Ist asy of May n-xt. for farnisting and delivering, (on ressivinz s'xty days’ rotice,) at each o- e'ther of t e@ tavy yards at Char'e-town, Maseacha o'te, Brooklyn So+ York, orGo-pert, Vir- gin‘n, the qnantities beloy wentio-edo any or all of the follo ing name! artic’e: of ravy clothing and c'othing materia!s, and euch further quantities of the sam* a; msy be orlered by the chief of thir bu- reau. or by the commandants of the rali navy-yarde respective y, during the fiscal your commence ngon the lst day of July next, and ending on the of June, 1856, vis: Pea Jackets, mado of blue pilot cloth.... 2.000 R und jackets, made of blue cloth. raed * B57 Bus fi-pnel jumps - 8,000 Blue flavin 1, nthe pie yards 60,000 Barnsl-y <beeting frocks 2c00 Canys duck tro veers. 200 Darns'er eh -eting, in th Uanvas dvck int @ pires, PS 3000 Ine co hb cacs. 0 eosee: seer $00 Calt atin shoos....... . ira 4000 Kip:kin shees hich cut ais 4007 Weollns cks, Nos Land 2. re 8.000 Mattresses, (with two covers eac! 2 0 Na kin, bia: . 8°00 Blacke’s 3,060 Black elk bandkerch: 5,000 Rive sa ine* trowsers ... 3000 Bloe eatiret, in the pie The cloth for the pea jackets ahall ba twil’ed pilet cloth of American manufie ur, pure in liga tlas, wool dyed. It shall ba 54 in-hes wile. and weigh :G ounces per yad Tt shal have a list on esch eige composed of 24 whits thrends, of ali wool. All pie es reizhing less than 25 ounces perracd will oe rejected ; and each bs'e of about 400 yards, mu_t av- erage 6 ounces pr yard. The cloth f rrovnd jackste, blue cloth trownere, nnd blue caps she] be twill d, al! wocl, of American manu‘acture. ard pure indigo blue, wool dyed. It shall kaye a list on each edg- compo ed of 24 whire hreat, of a'l wool. All , jeces under 17} ounces per yard wil be rejected; and each bels of about JO) yards must average 18 ounces per yard. T-era'ine? m st be American ufa tured, 27 1 ches wiae inside of } st. which liet m of nctlesethea 12 whi'e wo len threads on exch edge of tho slo’b, wove: in the whole Tength ot the pece; must weizh met lve than ? ounces per yard to cotain in cach piece about 25 yard-; th werp mest be co - pure i dig» b ue, yarmdy-d;a d the filing w ureindize ble, wold ei: Bech baie of 400 ya-ds sba'l averace 94 ounces to the yard, smi no pisces all be b low 914 ouncee to the yard. The satinet trowsers must be mate of mat - tin Eke th: absrve, Tre flacn 1 ma-t be all wool, Am+rican manufac turel, w.oldyet, pure indigo blue an! tilled: must be i pieces of 50 y r'sin length, 27 i cher wite, we'ghing 5 ounces per y rd, with @ Ji-t op ach e’g of 4 while woollea tirea's woven in the Wel leo th ofthe plea = Tob: rack»? in halas a- *O piaces, the pi-ces t) b» roiled & perat Jy without cloth beards E ch bale t> con’ain 500 jards aud 16'Z pouvds flannel. No pie-e toh ves less aver- ag> weight than 4.8-10 o-rces par yard he Oversh'rt-, cul rehire, drawers, and jump cra mast be male of flinn-l like the above ‘The Barosley sheet ng mn t be free from ertton, Vinebevin wi th: weight twelva ouncer 3'-100 per ptexure 4"y 4to '-l6 inch. The canvas duck must ve inchesin wilth ent about 26 yards io tha 1i- doula theres, werp and filluc. Weight ei gances 3100 peryard. Texture 9 hy 10 to ¥ inch. The shuc: must be tamped wita the contrat Ps name nu» bar of shoa.a d year when made: ho #28 t: bein the flowing croporticn for each 50 Jair, unless othe-wis3 o7 ‘cr-A, dof s0.5. 9 of No.6 1 of No.7, 12 of No. 8,9 of No. 9, 8 of No. 10, lof No 11. They are to confcrm in ali respects to the savples atth» yard , and te be delivered io good strong boxes, 53 pairsinesch. The rareof the contcne. te Bae acd the ;ear when made, marked on each bo. dhe skin and the kip-skia shoes to be picked ip seperate Ix xe3 : The worl'en #cks murt be woven or knit, and oonferm t mp'r. ‘resies mat weizh 10 pounts, including becat6fe m ten th ant St pe eorers mut mea ure TL inchesin ies *nwiit>. The bair, tie-irg, pee. biue Amer'ean nan- i ide, texture 5 tt reads by 4 thre ds to the 16.h of em izea, dycd wit pure Be: gal in- ayo ihe b'antote wust weigh six pouade per pal-ant meaztre 53 by “8 inches *ah, A tale of 6) pairs matw' weigh 399 ponds, aad no psir ehall weizh from ontton, 27 lesa thas 5 pornd+ 13 caren. Am-ricay murweetore, The black 81+ hen 'Fere in-h-«, and =elzh Lean-e xn ture 14 hy 23 to Winer, Ave eiul the thr t shins ei ibe a3; nality. texture. ¢ lor. weig' t, +n] conorm in patt ra, to ssii e-mpt-s. y wich wil be reqvird cing erticies ernnot te p eci-sly 't will not be tess how » thenth quan tity =rec'fl+tin the toreg i gl Tre co ir cts wil, th ref.re, be made ‘or he q ‘anti-y of eo) ar- tic © 89 ep cifled, and ‘or su h further quantity the huresu im y require We price must be uniform atall the tations All the »b vearicles mnt be subject to-uch i- at th ce of Gelivery as th-ehi fof th’s bu eau may rect; aml no article wilie r cei ed thetisnot fuily equal to the ramp'e in every re spect and winch dees n teonf ro to the stipula tio: s and provi. oa3 o! *h» con rart tote -ade “he whols murt te deliversta the ri k and ex- pe of wontrsctor. h hex -nd be'e to by trarked wih cee ntractors naue, The u pesting efi cers to be av pointe + by the Nevy Nepactmer t. The offers must distin swish the prices for - ach ar- Hele mentioned. an! mut be cateul.t d to cover +Vory ox ence attentin’ t'e f:lfilment of the con treet inclu ling the nevessary buttone. ‘ace of f.iture on the pirt of the eentractors to T the everal artcies wh'e> may b- ord red t em. a’ the proper ‘imecnd of the prop rqu U- ity, the “hi ff che Furean of Pr yisions and (loth irg shal be «uho ‘zet to vurchara or sirect pur chases to 9 malaof wht may be requ'red te rup- ply the deSeieney nuder th: penai'y 2 apreS-od in the © ntract; the record of a requisition, ra du- plic-te copy the-eot he Bursau of Provis‘ons and Clothing, or #t either ot the navy yards afir~ suld, shall be evide co that such requis'ticn bas been m-de nd re-eiy-d. Twoo more approved sureties ‘na eum. aque! to ma‘ed ainount of th+ reapecilve coutracts wii} be p quired. aed ten per contnm wil be with heli fom the amount er vii payroents on account t ereof a3 coilut-ral security; aad net in any evert be paid untii it ie, inati re pre scomplied witn; and nine'y per oentam of the amount of el! de { @ jas made will be rata by the uavy remt within thirt +a er tripicate b"ls. uly authenticated. shall have hoen presented to bim. Hidivra whose proposals are aceepted (and none Others) will be Forthwiti: notided, aud as early as cticabis a contrast will be trausmitted to them xecuiion, which ovatract murt be returned to the bureau withla five dsys, exclusive of the time required for tharegular trancinission of the mail. A ieo rd, or du-licate of the l-tter iofrming a b'dd r of the ss eptance of hi proposal : will be meta notification thereof, within the m-auing of the act of L310 end bls bid will be mad- and se cepted In conformity wich the uudorst nding. Kvery offer ms‘e must b= acsempen'ed (as di recte? in the act of Congress making #prroy rt tions for the naval sorvioe fr + 81647, avpoved 16th Aucurt, 1824) Written gunrantea, signed by one <r mors rerpon ibie porg-ns, b the «ff ct hat he or trey uniereke that the bidaerur biddesa ¥ jl) it kos er thir bid by ace pted. enter into an oblivation withla five days, with gool and sufficient sur: ties to fare “s prlies propsrol. The bureau v iil P opr a! noles ge. e Wopuret hy lew; the te ev cf ths gusr:miss to bs cert fiel by the avy "g-nt, district attoraey, or the elector of the ms. cf rnef properals may be Bta‘ned on ap- plication tu the navy agents et Po tsmouth, New Hampshire, ? 08 on, New York stnilodelphia, Paisi- move, Washiagtor, Norfolk, Pensacola, and ai this tering The attention of bidders 13 ced to UPsampleaand Ceeripl.on of artict-s requred as, in the insp-c'ion before reecp on. a jut but 7 gid comprrison wil te mite be wer the art cles ff red and the samples and contrac’, rice v ngnavetha fallbelno th m; and hear ae py t ularly directed t> the annexed Joiak resolution, mn addition to the acc of the 10th of August, 1646, Congress approved Aujust 1 1846. Se “S20 6 And be it further enacted, That from and after the pa ‘sexe of this act every pro osal for na val supplies invitea by the Secr tary of Navy, under the proriso to the ceaeral eppr: -on'b il for the navy, approved Ma-ch third, ei. hteen hua deed and fr ythres, chal! be c ompa-ied by a written guarantee, tigaei by one 6° mors reeprnsi- ble rergens to the effs ‘heor they uadertake “hot the bidter cr bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into an cblisation in such time as may Ee by the Secretory of the Navy, and sufficient sureties, te farnich the sup. considered Extract fiom the act of vith pl os prop 62a. No proposal shal be red un iess socompynied by auth yusrantes. If after the Q°6-p:abe. Of a proroal and 4 notification thereof 0 the blider or bitders, h+ o: they snail fail to ester into an oblizaticn within the time preseribed by the Seoretary oc the Navy with good and sufficient sure ties, for :urntshing the Eupriios, then tre Secretary of ths Navy shall proseed to othe: person or persons fer furnishing th sald sup ples, amd shall forthwith cease the difference be contreet with some| 4@- Office Rensoved from No. tween the amount contained in the proposal s0 guarantied end the smount for which he may bare contracted for furni-bing the said supplies tor the whole reriod of the propyal to be "ged up azainst said bilder or bidders, and his or their guar antor cr gusran‘ors: and thesame mev bs immedi- ately recovered by the Unit-d @ta‘es, for the ure of th: Navy Dep ortmrt, in an sotion of debi egain.t either or ail of said pereons* [Pablic, No.7.] Joret Resovvrioy relative he ep —— hing, i stores for the ureof the navy. “TResos <i the Senate and House of Representa tives of the Uniled States of America in Congress 08 sembled, That all bids for supplies of clothing and emall for the use i furnished, which fact, or the reverse. must be dis- tinctly stated in the bid- offered; that the bids of al! persons who may have failed to conditions of any contracts t! ously entered into with the United the option of the department, be rejected; that i Bore than one bid be offered for the supp'y of ar article ov account of any one party, either in hir own name, or in the name of hi partner. clerk, or any other peraon, the whole of auch bids shall be re jected at the option of the department; and that o~ Partners of anv firm shail not be received a8 sure ties for each o-her; and that, wh i deemed nec ssary, for the inter: £0" m-nt and the health of the crews of the Unitec States verseis, to procure particular brands cf flon which are known to keep best on distant stations the Bureau of Provisions and and Clothing. with the approbation of the Secretary of the Ni b and hereby is, authorized to procure the same or the best terma, in ma ket overt. Approved 27 March, 1854, April t—liede DOCTOR HOOFLAND’S CELEBRATED German Bitters, PREPARPD BY DE. C. M. JACKSON, Philad’a., Pa, WILL EFFECTUALLY CURR UIVER COMPLAINT, BYSP all, JATNDICE. Chronie or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and ali diseases arving from a dis ordered Liver or Stomach. Such as Constipation, Iiward Piles, Pullness, o: Hlood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nau sea, liearthbura. Di-gust for foad, Fulluess c: Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatic: ing or Pluttering at the Pit of the stomach ming of the H Sure ed ond difficult Preat Plu tering at the Heart, Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dinmness © Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever an Dutt Pain in the Heat, Deticiency of Perspirauon Yellownes: of the Skin and Ey in in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Su of Heat Burning ini he F ings of Evil, and great dep cc Proprietor, in calling tu public to this prevaration, dr Of the utmost confidence i ittention of the so with a fevi c leo It is no new and untied article, but one that ha ved ihe test of a ten years’ trial before the Amen and sale is unrivalle: xtant. “Che tesumen, Families, to be tor the German Bitters pai Oilice and Mavutactory, 120 Arch st Philadelphia, Pa, TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Certificate of Dr. W. Smith. of Pine Hid, Rich mond County, N.C. Pine Hin., March 4ih, 1854, » M. Jacsson, #hilad-lphis—Dear Su: J aave been a@ subject of Dyspepsia, in its worst rm tor the last five ycars. my condition fo months thot the phy: sand all who saw aid T must die, Wh: his condition, 1 war carried to the watering places in Virgaia, Fennes and North Carotiua, but was net benefiied by any water to which | was taken. While on mj way home, I stopped a week at Ruiherfor ‘ton, z sinal | village in North Cerolina, io try the effect © y r in that piace. About the last of the week, I went into a drug store to ge ine for my child and myseif. ‘Ther f the vilage pliysicians in the store med lo take some intercet ia my case and, afer had been a dys fitted by the ” are next day at ted so much that { would try e battle. He di cied, and f do say itthaa all the water an that [ asked h ne of my neighbors came t nd medicine, (he a dyspep ily ail the Bitters J had tet: dimuch goo in his case He has oftes for o of the sa. k nd of medi 3 luted by it than an; & ery snes ti y ane pk. HOOKER, Osober 24 1853, sa) aving experie great benefit from che use of “ Hoofland’s 2 Bitters,” in Chrouie Dysentery ana functional ae rangement of the Liver. and its concomitant evil- (am desirous of obtaining a quantity of it for th: benefit of my community, You will, therefor: please send a lot, &c. &e. CSKVIFICATE OF WM. J. ATWOOD. Hentsvitie, Yapurr Co, N C , Nov. Ist, 1853. Dr C. M. Jackson—Dear Sir: Allow me to ex oress to you my sincere thanks for your discover: ofa medicine whic, to say the least of it, ha. ef fected a cure that gil other med:cines, that 1 hav. aken. have entirely failed todo. “Hoofland’s G man prs”? have eured me of the most stubborr vated case of the pries that, perhaps, eve: fotef man = My esse is nota stranger in munity, as Ta know in this and thy ding counties, and can truly say that my re covery has astounded ali my friends and relauon- as { had tried everything recommended, and nothing did me any go.d until [ was prevailed ypon to tr: the Bitters. Yor are wiibeny taiake any ese o this communication, septs b- nefit of the afflicted. you may tunk proper, Truly yours, wa. J. arwoop. — There bitters are entizely veze/chle, they invigorate and strengthen the system, never prostrate it, gue can b» used for infants as well as adulis. For s-le by respeciable dealers everywhere, anv vy Z. D. GILMAN, Wa-hingion; J. L. KIDWELL Consens and J. R. PERMPONT, Alexandria. mar i—ly Private Moedicai Treaties on THE PHYsIOLOGIOAL Vikw OF MARRIAGE, By RM. B. LA CHOI, Hl. Dy ALBANY, NY. +60 Peges and 150 Fine Plain and Colored Litho Graphs exd Piates. 2o- Prise oaiy 25 Cents. 3 SBrSent fres of postage to ell par’s of the Union"@e Z OHBAPEST BOOK EVEX PUBLISHED, ena cotteining nearly d ubie the quantity o Teaiing maticr in that of the Fifty CeNTS OR DOLLAR PUBLIO«TIONS, It treats on the VHYS{OLO- GY O? MARRIAGE, cud thr Secret 1. Srmiiic~and disordes FE of vouth and maturity, re sulting from excesses, which destroy the phveical and men tal powers, with observations 92 marriage, its daties and disyualifications, and their ronedies; with lithosrapi:, iiurtrating the tmatomy gud physiciogy, snd diseases of the repro- lective organs of both sexes, their structure, usac znd functions. A popular and comprehcnsivs tres 4iss on ihe duties and casval*te. f single and mar ted life-—buppy sad ruic-ul ai! aices, mode cf se sering them —infei‘uitcus sc infertile ones—their sbvietion and revove:--tapertant hints to thowe wateraplating metric.cay, that will overcoine ob jectious to it; nono, hewevay. should take this im. portaut sep wihout Crst consulting ite peres— a mmentaries 2 the uiseasagand medical treaument at females from iniancy to old aze, cach cese grepb ally iiustrates —h beautiful lithographic plates— nervous debil ty, ita causes andew @ proces: atonce ro simple, aff and effect Hep tf tabare is import) for mi Ran essey on 8p -rmetorrheea with practical observations on & efor, and more eucecesful mods cf treatment—pre wutionary hinte on the evils revuiting from empiri- cal practice—an om all diseeses ing hom indiscretion, with p! and simple rulss by which ait pereona cen cure themecives without mereury— cexacdies for those solf inGioted miseries and di pointed 80 unfortunately prevalest yourg. It isa truthful adviser to the merci those conte: mecriags. Its porsal ts per deularly reeem: ed LAT penne entertaining se wret doubts of their phycical condition, and who are concious of having herarded the health, bappines: sad privileges to which every human isce tb. £5 cents pez copy, or five oop!ss for ane dol- lailed free of puctage to any part of the Uat ted States. N. B—Thoss who prefer may conmlt Dr La: npon any of the dieesea upon whick bia book fant of the Usion cmmrdiag to Gievian, ae part ie Un! acoondin; o peeked and ccrefully sccared from all Addrecs Dr. M. 1. L4 OKOIX, No 61 Maiden Lens on Rest Salhan Ox 272, yreug N.Y. pee cnen _ amto6 pm, and on SB Beaver st, N.Y, to a} Maiden Lane, dibsay, “ TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ee GE Mott Bedoll’s Line. Zh RK, SLEXANDRIA, WASRINGTOR Marrt, aND Disraicr OF CoLUaBia NE OF PACKETS SATL8 WEEKLY "Titrom mere East River, New York, and oftener necessary, and are composed of the following Gret- class vessels . fl. V. Bedell, Bedell, master, See aR Stott Bedell'A.V. Tredwell. * Schr. Ann D., Wm. Oliver, Schr. 5% R feb 1—6m CROMWRE! L's BALTIMORE ST: BETWEEN LINE NEW YORK BALTIMORE & BOSTCA, TLL dispatch a Steamer daily from Baltimore and NewYork, and twice a week from Boston to Baltimore and Baltimore to Boston. This line affords unequal: d tecilities to the bual ness men of the District of Columbia. The Agents at either point will receive freight aud give a through bill of lading to Washington at the lowest rater of freight and no commissions charged. Appheatione for freight prompuy attended to by the following agents: A. w. —s change er, HL od peers “4 y. Correr Washington »' bany sts... N. ¥, m JNO. W. SHARK, Jan 14—42m Foot of India Wharf, Boston. amar stansdee eos FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH. BALTIMOKE AND OMIO RAILROAD. D ARRAN i} Med FOR OMPORTANT CHANGES OF SCHEDUDE!! The iste completion of the B® tral Obio eee -ling and jumbus, uniting. ea it ay thort ah direct a line, the Selticore tna Obie Aadir-ad with all pertions of the Wert (and North snd Scuthwest,) gives this rouve greatly increased sivantages to through travelers in tbat direction. Yn and efter MUNDAY, November 47, 1864, the trains wili be rum as follows: FoR ages ng wt iy gs “oye Two fast traine iy wil: run ineach d'reefion. ‘irst—The MAIL TRALN, leaving Camden Ststion t 7a. m., insted 09 8 "clock as heretofore, (except »o Sunday,) and arriving et Wheeling at 240 a.m. second—The EXPREES TRAIN, leaving at 5p ., nitead of at 7 p. m., as heretofore, and runnirg h to Wheeling tm about 17 hours, reachi: g there at 10 25a. = This ~grtcre step at a ogton Junction, Sykesville, Mcnocecy, Harper ? rry, Martinsburg, Sir Jobn’s Rua, Combrriand, ‘ledmont, Rowlesburg, Newburg, Fetterman, Farm- ingtes, Cameron and Mouadsvi'le ony, for wood sod water and meals. Both thee trains make orowpt snd recalar conue-tion wih the cers ot the Jantrai Ohio Koss for Camb: *, Zoursvilie, New- ark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Jouisvitle, Dayton, sandurky, Toled>, Letroit, Indianazolis, it Louvie,ete. Passengers lesving baitimore by Mail Tr.‘p; will reese Cincipuati fer dinner next tay, while by the Express rein they arr.ve there “t 12 the west night, being kept but one night on the route by eith-r train for the Northwest via Cleveland and «il intermediate points can mike a direct cpnes- sion with he trains upon th Cieveland and Pitts Surg Railrord et all times whee the Ohio is nm ole for steamers between Wheeling avd Ws vy leaving Baltimore in she Mal irsin at Va. m. Returning, the Trains lenve Wheeli:.g as follews: The EXPRESS TRAIN at 420 p m., reach! bal- timore at 9.5Ja.m. The MAIL THAIN at Pp @. reschicg Baltimore at m 7 p. &@-Throngh tictets by boat from Wheeling for ecivnatl, Medison. Loutswilie, St. Louis and other penta tl be soid at al times when theetage f water will admit. #g- Through tickets between Baltimore end Wasningtoa, anf'ail the important citirs end towns nthe West, are soldat the Yicke: Offces of the Company. FOR WAY PASSEN7ERB. THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will ‘ake peasengere for all the usual stopping places on che Rosd urning, his train leaves m at 1145 mideight, Cumberiard st 10.160. m, Arrives at Baltimore at 7 p.m, THE DE.WICK SCOOMMODATION TRAIN, ‘or Frederick and {otermediate rlaces, will start at 4p. m., daily (except Sun*ay-) isi st 7.40 RKeturving il! leav, st Reltimore at 12 30, noon TPS MILLS aCOOMMODATION will be ron detly, (exc pt Sundaya,) a3 follows: Leave Camd-n Sta st6a m.snd8 p.m Leave Eilicott’s Bilis at 7.30 a m. and 6.30 p.m. WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. TRAINS RUN 43 FOLLOWS: Dette daily, except Sunday, ct 6 and 8% a.m. aed 3 end 5 p m. Oo Enncay at6am end 6 pm. Leeve Baltimore at 44 and va nm * On Sanday ot 4X a mana Spm. The ccnnections with Baltixere & Ohio Rafirosd for the Weet ere by trains leaving at 6 a m and 3 om. For Philadalphia and New York at 6, and 840m “For isp is at BIE 5 2mard6pm For Nor.oik at 3 p m. Z T. H. PARSONS, Agent. Particu’ar attention fs called te the Rule requir ‘ng a responsible voucher for sny ef coler sho my wich to pass ov_r ths deo 13—dif en —— IBANGE AND ALEXANDBIA RAILEVAD, On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854, | lage Ceres leave Alexandria duily for Gordons ville and interimediato «tations at 7K o'clock, +. ™., on the arrival of the boat from Was! . aivingampis time for breakfst on board. > otcting at Menaseas Junction with tra:e for Stres yurg, at Wairenton Ja ction with « train for War centon, and at Gordoasville with the trains on the Virginia Centre! Railroad for Richmond, Charlotzes = ind Staunten. ute 3 cars ieave Gordonsville dally for and intermediate stations, at 4 before 12, a. m., on the arrival of the trains o' the nis Crntral reib oad from Charlettecville, and Saunton, THROUGH TICEETS, From to Warrenton........+. « « « « “ « 6 - ved Birasburg..reccecceeeee 3 £0 * s Lynch burg..evscone 675 He! s Wincbester.........0.0 3 60 = - eT ne EY s s New Market.....00 5 08 ae oe Middleburg. 2 as yuchburg, ecnnecting wi: single Tuarlottesville, on Mbadays, Wednesdays, and Pri jays. fer Luray and New Market, connecting with the 3 = at Culpeper, on Tusedeys, Tucrdaye, aud Sat arday. ator Witchester daily, connecting with the stages @ovt connecting with the stages For Middleburg daily, at the Plains. S W. 3B. BROOKETT, Agent. Per order: mov T—dif FOR MOUNT VERNON. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Pare round trip $1; from Alex- andria 75 cents—The THOMAS COLLYER leaves ‘a at free Alexandria at 91, o'clock. ‘caches leeve " . os erent Capitol Sor the et 8x o'cdk. Persons wishiag the Coes! their dence with Geo. Thee. —_ om itefeshimente on the bost. _bet 28-20 SAM'L GRDN®Y, Capt. THK NEW YORK & LIVKRPOOL ait UNITED STATES am. AIL STEAMERS. “= SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARB ATLANTIC, Capt. West. PACIFIC. Capt: Nye, These chips hat ann Se by traet, expres a re con! « aS i Engimes to accommoda- Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in Grst OabIn.........res-ovecsvocseesveceesecsuneereeseoeaee Seoond Cabin... oe) Ee Exclusive use of extra size state rooms............ $09 From and £20. Liverpool to New York £30