Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1856, Page 4

KVENI A FREMONT THE CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA. AvtHo® —When the board of tllunpen Cal Fremont’s accousts asked him how it was that so few men ale so maay cattle, be proudly ied that ‘it was necessary to cut off the suppltes of the enemy ae | Down the Sacramento Valley rode Col. John C. Fremont, And bis soldiers followed after, you may bet your life upon ’t; «« We must conquer Colifornia!’’ was the gallant | bloodshed, for life ts | leader’s cry, And we'll do ’t without sweet,”? said I. da suite If when he comes to fight us he finds nogrubto eat; We must eat up ail his catile and starve him from the land, For without beef, ‘tis very plain no Merican can stand.” So he came to; Senor Vallejo’s, aud says “ My joliy Don, Just ante up your cattle, for { want them every one’? Out«pake the Don, in deep distress, ‘- Don’t steal my beef, | pray !”” “ Dry up! Caid Gol. Fremont, ‘‘ Mine Uncle Sam will pay.’’ ‘These gallant soldeirs went and drove the cattle to the pen; ** And now plich in!’ seid Fremont, ‘* My mer- ' Ty, merry men On your ¢ige tive functions hangs the honor of our And he who’ soonest eatsa beef may make the loudest brag!” ‘They ate like Brauemen, long and well; aye fell the cattle then ne Aa And th» abdomens grew rotund of these gallant Fremont men ; A beef a day toevery man was but a small sup- v Boon Bhan they Vallejo’s ranche, they ate him high and dry. ‘Then, sallying forth, they marched away, the country o’er over; i The Mexicans did loud complain, and fearfully they swore ; Where’er ot went gaunt Famine did follow in elr i, For they ate up ail the cattie, from head and borns to tall Thus was conquered California ; beef was gone, ‘Phe Mexieans bad naught to eat, aud perished one by oae; And th- glorious Fremont soldiers grew so Leavy and so fat That each man rede six horses, because he could’t by any means vet along with less thaa that. for when the AKEIVALS ATTHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS Wiitards’ Hotel—s. c 2. a. WILLARD. 2 Chaffer, NY DJ Lanby, NY E J Bolmec, do & Howaad & ly, Ky © 4 Woodruy, Pa Miss Howard, do ji Stookortdge, Mass Miss Piume, do G W Denham, NO 6 Loyal, do MA Phillips, Ve RJ Molinas, PortRie J Phillips, its 8 Thompson, Va JG Weavet do R Turner, Kug W G Berroughs, La Mr Marks & ly. NY Do Tibbitts, Va A Wordon & ly, Mick JJ Parker, Ma Mr Eyer & ly, Pa Mrs Tracv, do £ L Handy, USN JC Gills ly, child, Ct. WF Besi, Va E Bowers, [lis BW ‘Tazzens & ly, fd DP Woodbury, Fla A Peirce, Me F Norvell, dlich G H Schribner & ly, NY ty eet USA A Robison, do D lichcock, NY Miss Millener, do Sis do W Mathews & ly. do J T Rowe, Me Mr Smith, do Mrs Anderson & daug, Mr Fridley, do Mas J C Croome, Pa © @ Forrest, do @ Morris, do J Sennerby, do W M Tennison, Va 3 Koss, lady, & 2 chi'd,@ Jones, Md e Browns’ Moatel.—r pr & w. snows. Mr Lioyd & ly, U J Mctee. Va J H Oldham, Del G J Butcher, Va M A Bidwell, do © J Moore, do 88 Johnson, NY T McCully, ‘Ten G W Horner, Ma A Sravt & ly, Va A K Forman, NY, W F Pinm: W Reed, Va RG Sheckell, Md C Brown, do 3 T Johnson, do J P Reynolds, do C E Slade, D T Bewes, ao J # Lester, NY B Hawkes, do © Meose, NY ‘f Jackson, do & Johnson & fam, Va M Starke & fam, do AL, Bliss & ly, do 3M Walker, ad Kelley, Md J King, do J A Blandy. fa Tt D Gainery Mass MF T 8 Galloway, NC J P Poster, do NN Lealy, do W J Riddie & fam, Ark BJ Ward & ly, DC ST Ashby, Va W 3 Starr, Tenn 5 G W Simpson, do N M Caoghy, Sid National Motel_—wm. ovr. M Day, Ma SB Caughy, Md © Rives, NY R Caugby, do R Mitchell, Ma T Francis, DC J Sothoron, do JR Wilson, NY @ Forbes, do G Nelson, Ala J Sewell, Mass GN Smith, Pa HD Foster, do J O'Neil, do W motes ie F Woon om s, Mass U E Woods, do Dr Snead, Va S Freeman, NY Mrs Day & child. do AP son, Md Miss 11, do EV Hom, NY 4C Robfason. Mo G H Stungsister & |y. Conover, NJ Cowman, Md Mr Hall & dr, Va L Swann, Com Moore, Texas ‘¥ A Bu'ler, l'a Mo Mr Mercer, do © Blakeley, NY} ock, P Vancutlandt, NY A Marshall, Va J Hunter, W Wali & ly. F # Wall, Fla & Goodfellow, USCS Mr Wood & ly, Ky Hopkins, Va Miss Vernon, do J Smith & ly, Ny Miss Kirkwood, do @ Larnorth, do Mickwoe! House - B Jackson j-, i's NA Baxter, id C Whaliay, NY y, ton 4A u. KiREWood M James & son. NY S Mil er &4y, Va AK Baker, do _— \< GT Ely, 0 = Abert, aliss » Ellicott, Md 3 White, Va W Bailey. Pa B Morgan, do i W Dickies n, Md J L Showe:s, do Clayton, é0 © Leeds, R Robverts, Ga WL Powell, Ya Mason, Md TV Kegian, SC 4 Kemp, do 3H Harding, do OF OCEAN STEAMEKS. NITED sTaveEr. Fer Day +-+Liverpool....0ct. 2 Liverpool....Oct. Ailforniastes #0th of each mers leave New York my t suppl At Very reeaone CHAKLES MALLARD ANTHOMY BUCHLY, UNDERTAEER ‘ Shop and Residence Wo 303 Penn’a av. ~ south side, between 9th and 10th ats AVING PROVIDED HIMSELF H an ELEGANT HEARSE, = and all necessary conveniences fo? uheeenaed Wrouta tesperttaily "ators tea gal yiaform the public that be ts fully prepared to Bll ail orders Scaectod tekim, atthe ahortes: notice, and in the best manner. of ESS PPly of READY-MADE COFFINS 208, tiWays on band, which will be fur- —— fore ns easonabie terms Reretofere, ‘ns Will be spared to give entire satisfaction occasions °° © N.B.—Reeid ng on tegen be ‘ori atte MAS. 2. E. HARV (Svecomsson ro James F. Hanvey, Ukexaen,) UNDERTAKER Mo 410 Seventh street, between and H BO3 LEAVE TU INFOR B that she bes tn aweupegae chelate same persons tbat were formeriy: in the establishment, whoarefully om petent to conduct the Undertaking Business; and that every attention wih ae Gay or night, fore. en o oc 15 2awtw ———— ou the prem! 4 to at A on orders wilt Miscellaneous. 10 BR GASZYNSE: (ASSISTED BY MADAME GASZYNSK!,) PROFESSOR OF DANCING AS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wash- : + Tem; 5 > between 9th and 10th, the proprietors having ex, iv fixed in the most él it manner for his uss, also for private Parties, », Lectures, and and in Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel. Mr. @ has testimonials from all parts of the Union for his capability asa teacher. Mr.@ is e ‘ed in the College of Geo ,and in the i} Seminaries of Washington, znd in the circle. ' |) ED’ Roap ' Information for Travelers, BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST. | Time between Washington and Whasling but 174 hours! Running Time between Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours"! THROVER TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHECKS TO BB HAD IN WASHINGTON. E BALTIMORE Ei Ah BNP having connections, now Sere tne fatlest inducements to ‘Bravellers between WASHINGTON, BALTI- MORE, and al! portions of the WEST, NORTH- WEST, and the SOUTHWEST. ‘The connettion between the Trains from Wash- His classes will be c Washington | ington and the Trains bound West from Balti * Now look ye men ! our enemy must perish fowts | 42° hg “gin Pri darkcsinad io BbA ects Soe | ing! Friday for children from 3 bree Ee m., and in Geo wn every Wednesday and Saturday from 3 o'clock . 1 PRACTISING SOIREES in Washington every ‘Tuesday and Friday frm 8 till 10 o’clock p. m., at George’own every Wed- nesday and Saturday. {Ladies and Gentlemen bes receive instructions in a'l the most medern noes : Application for terms can be made at the resi- dence of M. G. No. 407 E street, between Sth and 10th, or at the Hall. se 30 FASHIONABLE DANCING. ROF. H. W. MUNDER TAKES GREAT pleasure in announclog to his former patrons and the public ly that he ‘willresume the duties of his school on ‘Kuesday October 7th. 1956, at the large Hall corner of 9th aud D streets, (former- ly Palmer’s brnyrasos of oie ) beet ter known as“ Mui 's co ul. Days of tution on Tuesday and Thursday after- noons, at 3 o'clock, and et 7} for yentlemen. He well introduce a variety of new and fashiona- ble dances, better calculated to improve the car- tage and of the most unskillful pupil than any other style that has been introduced. He pxrticularly invites ail the scholars who partici- pated in the Fancy Dauces last May, to be present on the day of opening, as Prof. M. has something of interest to communicate He will continue his classes at the College and Convent as usual. All those having children bere whom they desire to receive tastraction will please enter their names early. Private instructions will be given either to large or small classes. Il persons Wishing to consult with Prof Mun- der wht lease leave theiraddress at Mr Jobn F. Ellis’s Music Store Penn. avenue, near 10th street. se 25-02 CHORD OROTHERS BANKERS, BUY AND SELL FORBiOR AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE; FUEKNISH DRAFTS On ail Parts of United States and Eurepe; COLnE CE eae 7 On all parts of United States a: Erepe; = DRAW BILLS UN IMELAND FOR £1 OK UPWARSS; BUY 4NO SELL HUNDS, STOCKS, & UTHER SKCURITIAS; NEGOTIATE TIME PAPKE. a 107 onde LAND WARRAKTSE We are at all tiines Purchasing, and have for Sate, LAND WAKRAN'FS of all denominations. Land Warrants located in Jowa, Wisconsia, or Minnesota. CHUBB BROTHERS, jaa v-u Bankers, opposite the ‘Treasury Proposals for Supplies. 's fer sale. QUARTERMASTER’s OrFicx, M. Conpa, Washington October 10, 1556. EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL be received at thia effice until 100’clock a. m , on Monday, the lth day of November next, for supplying to the Marine Corps the following ar- tteles, during the fiseal year ending 50th June, 1857 : 5v0 Uniform Caps, with scales complete 1,000 Marine Pompons 1,000 Patent Leather Stocks 500 pairs of Shoulder Straps for privates 100 do do non-commissioned officers’ Kpau- ites let irs of Linen Pants 2,00) 2,0 Linen Shirts 5,000 pairs Marine Brogans 500 Marine Blankets 300 dezen pairs Woollen Socks 500 Marine Fatigue Caps 500 Linen Blouses 2,000 pairs Canton Flannel Drawers 5,000 to 10,000 yards 6 4 sey-blue Kersey 1,000 to 2,000 do of Blue Cloth, cochineal dye, and dyed in the woo!. Sampies of the above can be seen at the Odtice of the Assistant Quartermaster Martine Corps, New York, and a sirict conformity to sample will be required = Ail articles to be iuspected and certified to before payment made ‘Lhe Quartermaster reserves to himself the right to increase or diminish the quantities named above, as the interests of the service may suggest. The articles to ve delivered atsuch times, ja such quantities, and et «uch paces, ax the QQuartermas- ter may direct, free of expeuse to the United States. No bid wiil be entertained unless accompanied by the names of two sureties known to this office, or certified to by some official person. ‘To be en- dorsed ‘ Proposals for Suppiies,’’ and addressed to the Quartermaster of the Marine Corps, Wash- lagton, DC. 6kO. LINDSAY, Major and Q vartermaster. ‘The National Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington, 1). C.; Patriot, Cencord, and @a- zetie, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and ‘Fimes, Boston, Mass ; Eagle, Brooklyn; Daily News, New York ; Argus aad Penosylvanian, Philadelphia, Peua., will publish the above three times a week until the 10th cf November next, and send bills, accompanied by a copy of this advertisement, to this oilice for payment oc 1l-eodtl@thNov. Proposals for Rations for 1857. (UARTERMASTER’s Orvice, M. Corps, Wasbington, Uct 10, 1856 BPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL WO be received at this ottice until Mondsy, the 10th day of November next, at 10 o’clock, a. m., for furnishing Rations tothe United States Marine Corps at the following stations, for the y vig: Charlestown, Massachusetts ; Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Brooklyn, tong Island, N Philude! p 4 Gosport, near No. folk, Warrtagton: Washington city, District of Columbia faeb ration to cousist of one pound and - ter of fresh Reet, or three quarters of a pound of Mess Pork, eiyuteen ounces of Lread, made of superfize four, or supertine four, at the option of the government, at the rate of six pounds of good Cotfee, twelve pounds of the Lest New Orkeaus Sugar, ry quarts of best White Beans, four quarts of Vineyar, two quarts of Salt, four pounds of good bard Brown Soap, und one und a half pounds of good hard dipped ‘Lallow Candics to one hundred rations: ‘Kue Beef required shall be delivered on the or- der of the commaading oificer of each station, either ta bulk or by the single ration, and shall consist of the best and most choice pieces of the carcass; the Perk to be No. 1 prime Mess Pork, and the Groceries to be of the best quality of kinds named. All subject to Inspection. No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the names of two sureties known to this olfice, OF certified to by some official person. To been- dorsed ‘‘ Proposals for rations for 1857,” and ad- dressed to the Quartermaster of the Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. GEO F. LINDSAY, ae Major and (Quartermaster ‘The National Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington D. C.; Patriot, Concord, and Ga zette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and ‘Times, Boston, Mass.; Eagle, Brooklyn, and Daily News, New York; Argus and Pennsyiva- nian, Philadelpbia, Penn; Argus and Daily News, Norfolk, Va ; Democrat, Pensacola, Fla ’ and Keyister, Mobile, Als, will publish theabove three times a week until the 10th of November next, and send bills accompanied by a copy of this advertisement, to this o: for payment. 0¢ 11-e0dtl0thNov e Removed to 367 Penn's avenue, South side, Orrositg THE NATIONAL HOTEL. NEW UKOUERY, — AND LIQUOR STORE. ‘PPHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO inform bis friends and the public, that he opened a new store, No 267 Penn avenue, between 4 5 street, pis Bong ha steets, tive doors east of 6th alarge ans and Domestic and FINE 6ROCcE Teas, Sugar, Cottee, Figs, Sardines, Yarled assortment of Foreign INES. LIQUORS, CIGAR . IES, consisting of fine Ane dour, Soap, Vilves, Kaisins, oe, sg and Col. Chedard's Brana in ‘ases, Dem’ and ©, Rum, Suerries, Maderia, Port of vaste sect tion. St. Julien Claret, Chateaux Margaux to cases, Champagne Cider. trana: Fruits, K, ~ nold’s Edinburg Ale, Annesettl, ‘Marietcy” Curacoca, Absynth, Champagnes, and » large and varied description of Havana Cigars “Also. Stonghton Bitters and Fever and Ague Bitters’ Poster, Ale and Cider. , P. LEVY, JONAS. se4-ly No 367 Pa. av., bet.4 and 6th sts, CLOCKS—CLOCKS—CLUCKS, I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE As- sortiment of Clocks—50 different styles, which Will be sold low, and warranted togo well’ ‘Tho.e who buy to sell again would do well to give mea call before purchasing elsewhere Also, Clo Materialsof all kinds. Otis, Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, &: »at 4 ROBINSON'S: seM-Om AY Pa. ave., Oppo. Browns’ Hotei intends to keep constanily on | | Saturday more Is always promoti~made at the Washington Junction Tately eatied the Relay House) antes from Baltimore, ‘his is the only ch: of cars required between Washington and the Ohio river. ischecked through to Wheeling at the Weltaies Station, and rechecked and trans- paelpepienres Mey theo: '$) without charge, for those holding Through Tickets for points be- iz yond. Theconnecting trains leave Wash, on daily at6a.m.and4% p.m. On Sundays af the later hour onlv. At BEN WOOD, 4 miles from hgeiirs, direct connection is made with the trains of CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from Bellair, on the Ohio, through Cambridge, Zanesville, and Newark,to COLUMBUS. “hese trains connect at Newark with the cars of the Newark, Mansfeld and Sandusky Railroad for Sandusky, Zoledo, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louls, ete ‘At COLUMBUS the CO. Ralizoad trains cen- Rect with the fast Hains of the Lidle Miana ull. road to Kenta, Ciacinnati, Loulsville, etc. Ay XENIA (on Littie Miami Katironda) connection te formed with the trains through Da’ apolis, ‘Ferre Haute, Lufayette, Island, St. Louis, Cario, etc 1?” Passengers holdi Memphis, Vicksburz, Natchez, New Orleaus, ete., which are also solid at Washington—aré trans- ferred at Cincinnati, to the Mali Steamers on the Ohio. ‘Tickets for Evansville, Carlo, aud 3 Louis are sold by the river route. 17> For CLEVELAND, ard via Cleve'and tc Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, ete , tickets are sald, When the Oblo ts navigable between Whee ing and Wellsville (forty miles) where a connection with the Cleveand and Pittsburg Railroad i+ made, ‘Travelers are requested to notice that while this is the only route affording ‘Through ‘Tickets and Checks In Washington, it is aiso the shortest, most speedy, and diréetto neary a’'l the leading pojnts in the great West. ‘The distance from Wasiington to Cincinnatt ts but 653 miles, being jn, to Indian- Shicago, Rock Through Tickets for avout 100 milés shorter than by any otler reute! FARE, BY THROUGH ‘TICKET, FROM WASHIN N:—To Wheeling, $9 50; Colum- bus, $13 65; Dayton, 15 50; Louisville, by raliroad, $1b 65, Cineinnatl, $19 0 land, $12 50; Chicago, $20 65and $19 60; st’ Louis, $25 50 and $25; Memphis, $36; New Grieans. $31, ete. i FOR FREDERICK AND HARPER’: BRRY, MARTINSBUKG.CUMBERLAND, RKLEY SPRINGS. BEDFOR DSPRINGS, PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMON’T. vassengers May jeave Washington al 6 a. in o1 4j p.m. Wor the minor way stations between Baltimore and W leviing, take é a. in. train from Washingtor. 17" Fortrains to and from Baitimore, Annap- olls, ete., see spec ta! advertisements. if 7" For further taformation, Througli Tickets, ete. apsly to THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent, at Washington Station. WM. 8. WOODSIDE, Master of Transportation, Ht. & U. Rallroad, Baltimore, Jineinnatl, 16 a6; by steamer from j Indianar oils, $17 50; Cieve- Loiedo, $15 80; Hetroit, 'S15 20; r ‘TBE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Se STEAMERS. “—P\RE SHIPS CUMPRISING THIS LINK are the AFLANTIC Capt. Eldridge. BALTIC apt. Comsteek. ADRIATI apt. Jas. West, ‘These ships having been bullt by contract ex- preasly for Government service, every care bas o taken in their construction, as in thelr engines, to Insure strength and speed; and thei: accommodations for passengers are unequaled fo: elegance ane snoopy role) ice of rom New York to Liverpoo! in first cabin, 8190; in second do., $75. From Live: lto New York, 30 and 2U guineas. Ai experlonses surgeon attached toeach ship. Ne berths can be secured until paid for. ‘The ships of this lime have {mproved water-tighS bula heads, avd to avoid danger from ice will notcrose the Banks north of 42 dewrees, until after the ist of August. PROPOSED DA?ES OF Z4ILING, Frew New York Prom Liverpesi. 13854, 13956. Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Wednesday W ednesday Saturday 2 for fretgat SP eae aR to EDWARD K. © ALINS & CO., 56 Wallstreet, New York. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool. STEPHEN KENNARD & co., Austiz Friars, London B.G@.WAINWKIGHT & CO., Paris. Tue owners of these ships wiil not be account- abie for gold, silver, bullion le, Jewelry, pre- clous stones, or metals, unl ills of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof cxpressed tuerein. m l-tr ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILEOAD iG ee Great ; Southern Mail Line! se TwWickK DAILY ~~ (SUNDAY NIGHTS BICKEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! ViA: ALEXA DRIA, BURKVONSVILLE KICHMOND, DAN- VILLE GREENSHOROUGH, N.C AND DAILY TO THE VIKGINIA SPRINGS, Leave Washington at +Go’tlock, A M. Leave Washington at : famine! P.M. Leave Alexandria at, ; een Fs Leave Alexagdtiu at. 8 PM. ‘Travellers will fin jorning Line In con- nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the Cheapest, mont Peasant and ¥ x itious K note to q VIRGINIA SPKINGS, Greenbrier White Sulphur and Mauquier White Sulphar, Warm, Hot, Alum and ‘apon Springs, Welr’s Cave, Natural Bridge, Le: nyton, #5 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGUNS Wili be at the Washington Railroad Depot tocon- hy! PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fee of Charges, tOSTEAMER GHORGE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a dis- &nce of six miles, allowing ample time for Fare from Washington to Richmond Fare ‘ A Danville Fare ‘ ae Greensbo; ‘Bickets procured on the boat. Expedition and@ Comfort are secured by this Route, asitiga LINKOV FIRST CLASS RAILROAD veow ALEXANDRIA 'SO DANVILLE. ‘THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE Carried without cost tothe Depot of the Petersburg Railroad JAMES A. EVANS. sel Agent, Alexandria, Va. $$ FOR MAKPER'S FERRY, Via Chesapeake ¢ Ohio Canal. THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS! ee NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET- BOAT ARGO, Capt. Cuas. H. MeRRiLt, will commence apy | GEORGETOWN and me March 27th, 1856. he Boatwill leave the wharfof W.H.& H.@ Ritter, Georgetown, D.C sory Monday, Wea nesday, and Friday morn: at6 o'clock Retarning, she will leave °s Ferry every 7 Morning, at Regular Trips between he above Point, on Mon- Through igheerss $2.25. Hg» tml ee, th Baneds i the Stage from Families intending to visitthe VirgtniaSpritigs the coming season will find this by far Rie man safe, pleasant, and chea route to Berkeley Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren. eals served on board at moderate rates. A coach will always be In readiness in George- town to convey ito and from the Boat. Fer further particulars inquire at the store of W.u. & H. G. RITTER, Geo ; and JOHN V, AVIS, Jr.y Harper’s Ferry, Va, mar 15—tf ——— WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILKUAD, OF HUURS.—On and after Mea- the 234 instant, the Trains will w atGand 8} 5. m., and 3and Ctasex day, Lenve Sunday at4y p.m. Leave Ualtimore at 3 and OM a w., and 3 seg OD teas ate aan ** PARSONS, Agent, el Senne ee DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S GERKMAN BITTERS PREPARED BY WILL EFFECTUALLY CUE: Miscellaneous. PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS. ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR per jo . Ovrice Inpian 5 ty lg Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philsdetphia, Pa, GEALED PROPOSALS ENDO! RSED PRO. aire LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. DICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE A ec '. es Dis: ity, Diseases of the se Py and all Scuooe from beim ay ver orStomach. The P so with feeling lie pragereie’, a erehe utmest. in its virtuesand: tion to the diseases for which It is ea It fs no new and untried article, but one that has stood the test of aten years’ trial before the American people, and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar jons extant ‘The testimony in ils favor given by the most prom- inent and well known physiciansand individuals in all parts of the country is immense, and a care- ful perusal of the Almanac, published bal? ¢ proprietor, and to be had gratis of an’ his ageats, cannot but satisfy the most skeptical This renee is really deserving the great cel- ol a ncipal office and manufactory No, 96 Arch street, Philadeiphia, Pa. READ THE FOLLOWING: Moreantown, Va., Angust 4, 1955, Dr Cc. M. Jackson—Dear Sir:—'The sales of the Bitters are inereasing, an@ what speaks vol- umes in their favor is thrtall who have used them speak highly of their etfects No medicine that I seli gives such general satisfaction, and the de- mand for it exceeds ail precedent; and I assure it affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy. Drs pysictens no longer scowl at it, butare.com- pel acknowledge its intrinsic Mee mh reater part of them have had magnanimity suf- ficient to lay axide their prejudicies and prescribe St ta their practice. Renee Tee as Mor sale by storekeepera and druggists in ste 4 town and village in the United states. Price cents bottle. 4. D"eiuman, Washington, and JOHN 8 KIDWELL} Georgetown, Agents. je7-6m AYER'S PILLS. FOK ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, #PHERE HAS LONG EXISTED A PUBLIC demand for an effective Purgative Pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. ‘his has been prepared to meet that demaad, and an extensive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accom- plishes the pur, designed. It is easy to make a physical bi , but not so easy to make the best of all Pills--one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages of every other. ‘Tits bas been attempted here, and with what suc- cess We would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is nerimonious and tr.\tating tothe bowels. This ignet. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them These Pills produce no trritation or palo, unless it arises from a previously existing obstruction or derangement in the bowels Being purely veze~ table, no harm can arise from thelr use inan quantity; but itis better than any medicine shoul ve taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use In the several diseases to which they are ap- plicable are given on the box. Among the com- plaints which have been speedily cured by them we may mention Liver Complaint, in its varieus forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Appetite, Listlessness, Irritability, B lous Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and A ue, Pain im the Side and Loins, for in truth, all these are but the consequence of diseased action of the liver. As (orl ketene omer le and sure telief in Costiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula and Scurvy, Colds, with sore- ness of the brdy, Ulcers and impurity of the biood ; in short any and every case where # purga tive Is required. They have also produced some singularly suc- cessful cures in Rheamatism,Gout, Dropsy, Grav el, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the — to purify the blood and prepare the system ror the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates t stomach into healthy action, and restores the a} tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, renovate the strength of the bos, and restore the wasted or diecased energies of the whole organ- ism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous even though no serious derangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should never be ci too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken toexcess. The thousand cases In which a pliysic is required cannot beenu- merated here. but they suggest themselves to the reason of ev body; and it is confidently be lieved this pili will answer a better purpose than anything which bas hitherto been available to manking When their virtnes are once known the poe will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in meee et an oe mors ing sugar wr. ey are pleasant to take, and Deng purely ‘vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. 3 For minute directions see the wrapper on the 20x PREPARED BY DB. JAMES ©. AYER, PRACTICAL § ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, ; LOWELL, MASs. Pricé 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for$1,02 Sold by % D. GILMAN, Washington, and all respectable druggists. aus-4m PRIVATE MRVICAL TRMATIS“ On TER PEiLOSOPHICAL VIEW OF MAREIAG2. BY @. BB. £A CROLX. M. D., ALBANY, N.Y 250 Pages and 130 Fine, loops see Colored Lith- egraphs and Plates. Priex onty 2wanvy-Five Canzs. 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Office open daily, from 9a m to on Sunday from 3 until 3 O; REMOVE! ma No. 66 Beaver st. to 31 Maiden Lans, Albany, New York. des %—ly : CHAUNCEY WARRINER, WATCHMAKER ANB JEWELER, AND DEALER IN Fine Watehes, Jewelry, and Silver Ware, Selling ata ag A — ee Sremeus- No 370 Pa. avenue, betweed 6th and 7th streets, au93m (in Browns? Hotel building.) ’ ee) PLATFORM AND COURTER SCALES. UXDOCK’S PATENT PLATFORM AND Counter & 5 yi —_ facturers prices ec Agents, 1,560 ne irs 1-point white Mackinac blondes to 45,000 yerds calico 25. 4 15,000 15,060 Dak on Bam g posals dain 1osicleck sm on Friany, the dst for the I next, stl with Crass No.1. Blankets Mackinar 5 3. Pairs 3-potat whste Mechioas blanlom, fp, ” measure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 3,500 phir 2g 1,500 patrs 2 point white 42 by white Mackinac blankets, to ‘by 66 inches,und Mackinac , to measure 56 inches, and weigh 5 1,500 wie 1}{-noint white Mackinac to blankets, measure 36 by 50 inches, and weigh 44 measure 32 by 46 inches, and weigh Pounds 3 péint scarlet Mackinac biankets, to ne cs Uy 78 ferkren ee weigh 8 pounds: 24-polnt scartet Mackinee blankets, oy Nee nisibe or by 06 Gneben, cot anghd mr i al ogks alongs ener om na mie ts 10 pounds ‘Spoint Gentinella blue Mackinac - Pees ee Tacasure 66 by 0 inches, and blue Mackinac bs 5 doopaire2i, point Gentinella blue Mackinac blan- ets, to measure 54 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds { Crass No. 2. Cloth 4 900 yards fancy list bine cloth bso > do reen _ 5400 do list blue do 4500 do ore Ustdo do 4,600 do do rcariet do 260 ao do green do Crass No.4. Dw Gowts 1,000 pounds worsted yarn, 3 folds * 00 dozen cotton flay handkerc! ou Madr do fancy cotton do bh: rtlk do 8-4 cotton shawls do do S4woilen do 600 pounds Linen thread do sewi x 150 grose worsted ing 20 p'eces silk handkerchiefs Merrimac calico blue Grilling white do 6 ia bive dennins cottonade bed ticki Kentucky jeans sattinets = inp! leached shirting domestic 2,000 eisgsabei do do brown gilling twine, No. 36 1,200 do cotton maitre 3,500 flannel shirts sizes 1,500 pounds beads, ruby and blue, assorted sizes Crass No.4. Keady-made Clothing. 25" blue cloth costs 250 do 2500 do ad a and —— a panialoons 250 do do do ves-s. Crass No. 5. Hardware and Aaviesiowet Impiements Jand es. 7,000 pounds brass kettles_ 1,200 tin ketties 450 — do, 8 ina nest] 25 dozen 10-quart eee 40 do 6-quart od 60 do 4-quart do 150 do 2qv-art do 560 do but ber knives 200 do scalping do neg M gun flints gross gun worms 160 do uaw awls 125 de Ssh books, assorted 300 dozen do lines do 350 gross needles 150 dozen coarse-tooth combs 150 do fine-tooth combs 150 ve 10 ih soythes 15 grass do 5 grain do Jo do grabbieg h jog hoes 60 Seeding do 70 pairs hanes 68 do trace chains 198 log chains pe cb knives, 10 and 12 inches in length 250 augers, in equal proportions of 1%, 1,%, and -inch ore hand saws cross Cut saws, 7 feet in 15 do do 6 do 2 250 dozen band saw files 5 do cross-cut saw files 8 do wood de 250 quarters socket chisels, 4, 1, and 2-inch 70 — fore and jack 10 dozen shovels 15 do spades 450 camp kettles 4,000 short handled frying pans *' 30 dozen bast! 8} 350 spoons iron tal tin cups snes axes, to from 4 to 5: junds Sh ll sto 1 nd broad axes, ordisary site zine mirrors fire steels a Phe to be furnished at B ; » Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pi 34 Gunnell St, Lone, Deuett or Cbisage. may apec: Hi the delive- Ties thereof to be made on Or befire the tet aay of atring th ” year ar y be ma acca ar! e es ma) ie OSes emtmage e it re 8 ar lars Geena of any of the ld ae ee that specified {n the above schedule; and alse any others of the sameclass, butof a different descrip- oe that may be needed, ut the lowest market ices P Geeks ofA riage seen nin pt eronsions ityles and quality iu preferred ; bu most of the samples of blankets ‘and cloths are foreign fabrics, 1t will be necessary. in proposing mestic article of elther of those classes, a be forwarded to this office, at as early a date as bie. practical Each bidder for guns will be required to erhib- it a sample oc samples of the and quality he proposes to furnish ; and the de; tort ho the r: ned averting such bid nae are be- most advantageous i considering serviceable gualities, ac. ‘artighes to be farn{shed mmc, in all respects conforms te, cot be eget) with, the samples, which may be seen at this office, cr such samples of A manufacture and guns as mwa faraished and approved inspected and compared with ote Bal York 9 be Naty an uch ; g e ‘or bidders.) if a contract im, [or them,} accord btd or 5 se 21-dth3tawt 28 MATS! BATS! (ee 0% Cc ’ EO. W. MANYPENNY, Uet3L 7 ONSTANTLY ON HANS @& PULL luce a $5 Hat, which is actsh business, meet with no ins. we each customer full vaiue for b ‘elt Hats unususliy iow. _ ees Driscoll’s Balm of a Thousand lowers. en ees, but 25 cents per bottle street, near Pa acer. a Compaty se 26-tf GREaT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITERS I HAVE ON COMMISSION, POR A PHIL- adelphia manu- facturer, @ first rate Rewed or Pepoed Calf-S¥tn ROOT at $3.62. full as good as those usually sold at 85 or #6; and a Freneb Calf Patent Leather GAIT $3 Sax goodas atS5; atirstrate¢ Gallerat $2 50, these are the best goods that is (orever were) sold in the District for the price; for the roof, come and see for yourself. ‘ferms cash. No extra it charged to offset bad is. Call atthe EW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street, near Pennsy.vania avenue. mse ANTHONY, Agent le NEW AND BEAOTIFUL STYLE jefact frem Slate Stone, by tne West Castieton Biante U > Ve. pf gree! MANTELS AKS ENAMELLLD IN imitation of the richest and most e: ae PORPHYRY, PYRENEKS, BROCATELLA. LWAY, and other rare paseo that thoy water the deere en 80 ¢ iv. They are so highly polishes $ beauty much longer than marbie a much cheaper thae an’ ran; from $125 to $12. A tects, Builders, and otbers are invited to call and examine sam, at No. 512 Seventh Fellows’ Hall, up T.M SANSON of Th inter betn; mop ieee of many years cnennes tm te oens- m ore fe focal diseese of the and such glass es that are absolately ‘will be “JOLN TOBIAS P very acknow! es the Ube- coitelte th age of those that hans solic! ie o ive not — ae of bis aid. £& ‘ersons cannot convenient: by = ing the glasors in use, end state howe ns can es they oan read this print with their les, Siow supplied with suck as will Improve their sight, inmumerable testimonials to be seen; and ref- erences given to many who have derived the greatest ease and comfort from his Circulars to be bed » at Office, No. $12 SEVENTH STREET, three doors Jrom Odd Fellows’ Hall, uP stains Nokro.s, ber 7, 1954. Sir—The §; you ¢ for me suit very well, and seem to have improved my sight more than any other I have lately tried Litt. W. TAZEWELL I bave tried a pair of Spectacles ob'alned frora Mr. Tobias, and find theim of great assistance to tay sight, and corresponding with bis deseription of the focus. 1 recommend bim as a skillful on tictan. HENRY A. WISE! Having been Induced by a friend to Visitthe or- tablishment of Mr. ‘Yovias for the 5, of try- tug bis glasses, 1 Was futuished im with a pair alightly eclored blue, which have afforgea mec more relief and xraiification tuan any I buve ever led. My sight, oriviaally very good, was lajured by mag Se reading at night, fre- uently to a very iste hour; but with the ald of hese glasses I can study almost es late as ever, a that too Without the pain | have reviourly amen c cameras WILSON, ‘Omrmissioner Gen’! Land ©. ¥ December 11, 1655, — { have used Mr. Tobias or four months, and take Spectacies for three t “x that lam much wi then. 7 ro : much ben by, whem. 7 May Sth, 18656. GEOR. P.SCaRuSRER. — I was recommended to Mr. Job: sxiilfal optician; aud as! have mods, able peculiarity, 1 was gratified to find ther a ‘oblas to compreberd them w) inspec - on and some slight measurement, ve | be has made mea pair of Spectacles that sults we ad- mirably. A.P. fe July 11,1886. — wii Bo WILMING Ton, N.C., Jan. 27, . Mr.J Tepias: Dear Sir—j con baggie ep that the Spectacles which | obtalned from week are entirély satisfactory. =e te ag ity ta the vistiat range of my eyes, I have bereto- foved great difficulty in getting glasses of the distance It affords me Pleasvre to state that, by the ald of your optometer, this dis - culty has been happily obvistetos thatthe glassex you furnished me are decidediy the best tlapiea to my eyes of aay | have ever used. Very respectfuliy, yours, eB DRANE, Rector of St James? Parish P. 8—OPERA GLASSES of TELBSCOPES & MICROSCO. MAKER GLASSES, and many re Prices ES YSTER DISHES, CHAFING — Gotive