Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1857, Page 4

"EVENING STAR. |, muslwrons IRC N HA OT, SHOE The Fine Old Dutch Gentleman, "stant tsuMent, ‘Ladie~, Y fas composed for the New York Spirit ‘of the Times by zbiktrene Gaitery. sos } re 8, ai and Ms 7 J. F. Poole, and 8s sung by 8. W. Glenn Esq. ing Bhocs el iouse ine ite Tune—* The Fine Old English Gentleman.” i a Dietchen song "bout Hans Von On” ress. BL cote saloon ame Bewerp shtreet, pln 5 Panes Abe %s Broad Shoes, Patent He ont de shwinepeef, shpeck un ite he efery i sathor mod Cal B soa, Congr 8, Boy: ent Un shvear mut mine good grashus, pon top de peo- } ford Ties, ualities. - krout, un t Also, Sole Peat! Trunks. Wood F: Iron pa Pace Bier. Aono at he" ‘vood ame F olio Trunk: Toasting Valices, Hat e8, emnt jeutche Shentleman von of de | My sgsortment 18 et this time the largest inthis ee 3 city and will be sold low for eush and cosiionly.” iy. . t Iron Hail, and streets, By de frreshtove in his bier saloon efery morning he | peal cp st irom Hall, between 9th and loth , vood ma} y-eotw tand. Mita Botte of, Schnapps down by his side una glass Un by himself he trinks dis doast, “Ich liben die Vad- eciand.” _" Un midout you couldst Dietsche vershter r he vold eckleh- ‘peckstvon-froteen dundor_un-biitzen’ nutde- c 8. P. HOOVER. MUEL EESD: MILL PEED ; mond. 500 bush: SHOR Toaed BROWN STCEE. } > BENJ. DARBY, — may 9-e03t 8 Water street, Georgetown. = |-die-dobbieshm,” you PRING MANTILLAS.—We open, TO-DAY. couldst nix anderehtand.. . Ss our very e and prlondid essoritnent of rich Dis fine Olt Dietchen Sheutleman von of de goot olt | Black Silk and MANTILLAS, comprising the kind. novelties of the season, and at greatly juced prices. . ; anso) HAWLS His noze vasred ash a beetle, yaw by dunidor dat ish | 4.480: ARES" to which we mvite the mpecial attea~ e, i " His mout pout fourdeen inches wide, his eyes vere | ton of the Ladies before making sheir scleqtion® as! jue; > He peiongs mit de fresangerbund un he vas aturner | _™Ay 6-006t _ 525 7th street. $ doors north Pa. DZ too, FINE ¢ yi @ooDs Un poledicks makes mit hum mtx difference, but ven | JYINE GOODS, GOOD GOOPE, Goons, you emes mit de Maine lickers law, to dake | " ‘The attention of the ladies.and the public gener- avay his larger bier, den py Dam Vas 50 alls is sees tomy weil selected assortment! ol ew someding new, 3. suchas Hair, Cloth, Nail, and To dis fine Olt Dietohen Shentleruan von of de pest- | Yorn BRUSHES: Shell India tuber,’ and est kind. Hom COMBS; BONNETS and RIR Dis fine olt Dietchen Shentleman he vent to bed | FLOWERS, LACES. and EM drunk efery night, Whale-bone and Brass HOOP. Un somedimes ¥en dere vas coming rount elections | Black, White, and Steel BUGLE mit de under fellers he'd fight ; wee Un slouck dem on de koup mit Gi fouble barrel’ _ap S-cok K = eee wies ile, bu: it Vas rite, W. W. HACKNEY. + Be For ven von of det) beeples haf dis head preaked into ACSHACKNEY & DAYTON, his noze all ofai ince,un vas nearly drown- Reat Estate and Gangrat LanD AGENcY. ed mit a big stick: I tell you somedings rite} feb 14-TuF4m Omaha City, N. . avay shust now dat vas a sorry sight, To dis fine Olt Dietchen Shentleman von of do goot SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.—JOHN H. olt kind. + Smoor, He se panes Ces Georestown, D- 4 I ork an But von time dere comed some drouples un he fight Mes how offering ‘at very low prices, £0 ett and ri = ? rom stomers, a large ant A 4 eel aeen roe thumps py en Seer seaie =o Brarce an Fancy Goops—comprising in part as - “4 low! : Dill his hed vas all splitted open down his pack, un | "' Oy Stvio Silk Robes and fancy Silke Un py and py come dere de coroner mit a shurry un Bina make black Silks, high a peicke ch t m apout dwenty-two hours ash tree lack Challies, Lustres a1 quarters, un akqueeze all'de preth out of his ich printed Tabs Ue ne podr, den dey prings ina verdigrass, vot he ich Organdie, Bareze. and Jaconet Robes dies gon ponds un vater on de prain, Does dis tine Olt Dietchen Shentleman de supject Bpght colors and meds pisin Barexes and De- See: iain French Brilliante and Peroales, > John F. A. Sanford, an eminent merchant Sita cnaehick&inee of this city, died on Tuesday, inthe Sist year of | pucely,s light sonsonshie fabric. niante his age. He commenced life as a trapper on the White Brilliants, from 125 to 3144 cents Missouri, rose to a partnership in the great St. jest makes new styles Ginghams Louis firm of Pierre Chouteau, jr., & Co., and : ag romper so and Cao Lustres : rapidly accumulated a fortune amounting to not nglish Prints of new styles, in great variety, at less than a million and a half of dollaas. We have 1246 conts j heard that he, in connection with Geo. Peabody, Rich Chintz colors host French O bose Esq., the London banker, made $600,000 on one ain Swiss, Nansook and Jaconet Muslins r’s importations of British iron, mostly for laid and striped Muslins 5 Tailroads. But the cares anc anxieties of bix im- Small-figured and rich Brocade Swiss Muslins mense business proved too great foreven his vig- Plaid aud striped Jaconet, Nansook and Swiss erous mind, and Mr. Sanford was some months | vhite ¢ Y since stricken down with insanity. Ile recovered | Nada ap Peete rl bette ier hom Whar his reason after atime, but not permanently; be} —tinen Cambrie, Linen and Bishop Lawns ‘was again stricken, and died under the infliction Super English Long Cloths, suitable for Ladies’ —more deserving of commisseration, in the midst | use of his vast wealth, than many a begear who York, Bates, Atwood, and other good makes knows not where tolay his head. Thelife of this Shirtings i } Whit i f Jonas’s celebrated make) man, truly and fearlessly written, would prove White 5 emerson stelped dia Danity Kk more instructive and salutary than many der- d us volumes —New York Tribune. | _‘areeiiles for Basques and Bonnet Cai BD ERT 1D™ The Basquine is a lady’s outer garment of reneh. worked Magn alinns and Sets a@newstyle. It much resembles a gentleman's pore Cambric Collars and Sets single-breasted frock without any collar, and with = ind Lace Siceves and Sets full skirt to coverthe hoops. A handsome woman —— (Sel eg here Collars ‘i is Jn ig, © 800d bust is said to look decidedly kinky | ET iStoidered Linen Cambie Hakfs. 2 ' | Also, new styles Lace and Silk Mantillas &P Mayor Wood, of New York city, senta Stelia and White Crape Shawis & =e to the Councils of that city, on the 4th of | lain and rich figured Bonnet and Sash Ribbons Nay, m relation to the new city laws passed by ear apring, Neapolitan, sad ether Steletce the islature. He advises submission to ail of j the charter which is not unconstitutional. Over pring assortment [glee ie pba be ola the police = he is extremely indignant. orton Hosiery of every kind for ladies and iJ” An old writer on “dress”* says that “youn; children Women should let their judzment be seen by the | Gente best English Half hose, ribbed aad plain frugality and simplicity of their apparel.”” ee Rica pone os ur modern young ladies are “frugal”? enongh cnpenders, Silk and Linen Cambrie Hdkfo in some articles of dress, heaven knows; and as samer and Lisle-thread Shirts and Drawers to letting “their judgment be seen,”’ that is near- } New style Paras: dy all that is not exhibited. Also, Gentlemen and Boys’ wear of every descrip- ag A Dutchman thus describes an accident: ee ‘Sins every variety of House-furnishing Dry “\ Vonee, a long vile azo, I vent into my abble or- | ” Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest chard to clime a bear tree to get some iches to | makes. © make a vrow # blum budding mit, and ven I aoe may rely upon getting desirable goods gets on the toppermost branch | fell from the low- | at low prices. Ermost Hmb* mit one leg on both sides of the | _8P8-tr JOHN H. SMOOT._ fence, and like to steve mine outsides in "? PRING AND SUMMER. i> Mrs. Howe, author of the dramatic m |) Biack Silk MANTILL entitled ‘: The World's Own,” is said, while re- Do SilkandLacedo. Vising it for publication, to have blotted out the Rich black French Pace SHAW word “* heli *! not less than thirty times from that do do G0 SCARE do 4 do MANTILLAS. sulphurous composition. Quite enough remains, | May be found in every variety at the Store of the er, to furnish aecommedations for a numer- | subscriber, 244 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th ous circle of friends. streets. i U7 Anold gentleman who bas dabbled all | *22-eolm_______CWPRANK A. McGER._ his life in statistics, says he has never heard of ARRIAGES—CARRIAGES—CARRIAGES. but one woman who insured her life. He ac- The undersigned has now on hand a counts for thi t i yery good assortment of SUMMER questions being 7? "ingular fact of one of the | ETE Ris Gve HCO GIES bene whic “ What is your age 7”? he very respectfully invites the public generally And a most impertinrnt question to put to a aaa 6th we DENS lady sure. Well it is 7 A remarkable case of existence under pr’- UGAR, MOLASSES, &c.. &c, vation of food is spoken of in the Rochester pa- s 4 ids BROW stoaK pers. Mr. John Ellis, of Henrietta, who madeau 50 boxes CH its attempt upon his life by cutting his throat some 15 kegs GOSH BUTTER. = ~ since, has —_ been able to take nourixh- op eee ASE Bae - joc twenty-seven days. He sutf-rs little pain and reams STRA oR. < bat slight dimunition of strength. He tommu- | ,25) boxes ORANGES and LEMONS. nicates with his family by means of a slate and Just received and for sale by pencil. may 2-e06t MURRAY & SEMMES. (7 An interesting case is developed in Alba- | PAINTS AND OILS. aa ny On Monday, a little boy, ss pall ee Hanged Oils Datars by 2 police officer, ran intoa hotel near the Cen- tent Dryer, Jerser Zinc,’ tral railroad depot, and hid under a bed in one of Ferpentine chres, Chromes, the chambers. While he was there the chamber ‘arnishes, vitharge. was entered by the proprietor of the hotel tl Bristol, badger, camel's hair, and sablo Brushes. With al @ neighbor, cod arte ce performed thos | _ Liberal discount om ourrent prices tide for cash put the Kalloch case to the blush. Such | organ paper. 7 Meee ory. The husband has commenced suit fori. | _™" aration a oor *” mages. ANTON MATTINGS. 7 A schoolmaster, after giving one of his 7 Just received and on sale, 3% rolls superior 6-4 pupils a sound drubbing for speaking bad gram. | #89444, CANTON MATTINGS, in colors an ina sent him to the end of the room ta inform | Sanat yeegiax,of Gowaus, Youhing, and extra another boy that he wished to speak to him, and, These Mattings have been selected with great care, at the same time, promising to repeat the dose if | and will be found very superior and cheap. From he spoke to him ungrammatically. ‘The youngster, | the appearance of the present. state of things in being quite satistied with what he had ‘ot, deter- | China it is probable that no more Mattings will be mined to be exact, and thus addressed his fellow | "ported for several yeara. pupil : Iso, just received 5) pieces of unusually cheap and 9 ae i beautifal ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETINGS common substantive of the masculine gen- | bought at late auctions an New York, and will be der, singular number, nominative case, and in an sold in Proportion. ' Ty mood, that sits perched upon the eminence | Also, RUGS and MATS to match. at the other end of the room, wishes to articulate | ®P 13-ectw LAGETT, DODSON & CO. & few sentences to you in the present tense.”’ {ENTLEME READY-MADE CL OTH Fe we | Un x6 or Fine Qeanity.-Our nt far ij ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. extensive varicty of Handy ade eee and WILLARDS’ ROTEL —E Johns, La: L L one. for Spring and Summer wear, offers great S C Rowan, do; LK Bowen Md. inducements to citizens and strangers, wishing an 3 ediate outfit at moderate rates. Mex; DA Meire, do: 6 Also, Tudor Paes She ov Ligon, aa Shirts and Under-garments in great varie- : ex. Phelps, Md; W A Harper, Mich: H B: Clothing made to ord i B Witton, Cs St eaee yeh Bamnead: | Clothing made to order in superior mannarat shor 2gWv, Dovelas, do; A Hopkins, do: Mr Moore. ly, WEP, aster ae : : en _ — e Perce h . A hoakt ak ro may 9-eodét between ‘oth and loth streote, Pa;'W Young, NY. ae vs , IRNITURE. FURNITURE Cl tiene a, w } Enbsoy i Drew, do S.C Winford, | WURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE $ Seeley, lv, N. ps ee G Hall, do; H | niture, that we ha. h id sson, J Sisson, do; W P: a 3 we ve ever ha nd We can as- , Pa; G B Sperry, Del; W Tuttle; How ty epsecll who desire 6, owes bs pies aoe 5 Henderson, La; W Fish, ly, Va; 5 | onllinstead of going to mente) epee Me ladding, 11; S BD Ackley, | those wood marble-top CENTER E'TABLES at #3, iss Hovt. do; W Schofiold, | Which we see selling at auction for $24 and Saad y; CS Marshall. dor Ra many other articles in proportion. . NY ONS Biel assortment of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS De Vere, Va; z Md; F 8S Dorsett, do; Mrs ary Sid Steins and Marvin's S2EAMANDER SAFES, nS Miles, Md: TC 2 | Wilder's patent, the best in use. at manufacturers Geo Harding, Pa; J W Revere, NJ; N Coombs’ | Ces: cGREGOR & CO. Fialocy eee pei LA Welton and lady, do; R| P>e0tw ___ 599, 828, and S21 7th street. alsey, NY; ‘TD Cockriss, do; , bax ; : vin == W Van Dugen. Pa; T it Ps es vend Won Phen tieteaeae ae a gn 5 Ws Smith, do; E Whiting, Sc: Jp | of the following Aeticles wat piecconies Md; J Winston, Kan; Dr RH Stuart, | Best English and French Lisle Thread HOSE. Md; W H'Lyon, jr. Ala; George 2 Go Open-worked do di Md; WA Jarboe, do. JL, Taylor Ei Sec inet and lady, Md: J 8 Glassell. NY: jarchant " i coll, Mass: FJ Lavina’) England; JB Driss- 8 McCasin, NY: G M Barstable, Ma: Wate son, Pai icticullt. de G, Mouse and daughter, oie et Rareiesan wife, Masa; W 8 ‘Solo. KIRKWOOD HOUsE EAL ESTATE—THE UNDE wie 7 ‘ Es urchases and sells HEAL, Heian E : a. Cai; JM Shoe Pee . REALESTATE SECURING, PST ATE® and aa olf, Can: M Prill & “ Wanted for cash, two medium sizad Rous 3. oj 347, Meddard and taunt |, Coombs, | 20 2-actw Pa. ay oorasouth PUNE ce, a Seat ¥ Wats, CARD.—The undersi ned ‘would: respectful. nepal to their friend oi mr airae ington generally th: Our Ware Rooms contain - mont of CABINET WARE, and ohne Perey Miscellaneous. UNITED STATES MAIL.—VERMONT. Der. . ea ee v STATE OF VER: tment until 9a. m. of May 30, 1857, to be same ' z (In liew of romtes ws ler same numbers 451—F rom Woodstock to i = ie fr Woodstock daily, except Sunday, at 5 ive at Windsor by 7% a m3, we Windsor. saily, anaes Sunday, at 6pm, Insurance, &c, PRoTSSs Nd DAMAGE BY FIRES Oo VE SEGSR? INLAND AND MECHANICS’ CE COMPANY, WAMINCTON ARB USA TERN on. sees Te owes oY SeperSE Ning next x! Bde, We, 12, By, and 6 1 Sh2,and7, the te MC Non 'teeen - Pauper enol w a RSON GEO. F. HOWARD, { Captains, Either Boat may be chartered Spphoation to J M TE SES, SCOVERY TES THE PREIS 1H, Ww if GTO P, ais Mr. Kewwepy, of Roxbury, has ee at ey mone | COLLYER will ‘Stat gue of our common faature woods 8 ay oures hours, on and worst Scrofula down to a comm has tried it in over never failed except int le has FARMERS INSURAN OF PHILADELPHIA, Fries, Manins, anv Istanp InsvRance. exandria, at 7, a averanniil time advertised, Authorized Capital... Orricz, Nortnwrs' seeeeee + $1,250,000 8! PENNSYLVANIA , WasHINGTON, DIRECTORS. Hon, Thos. B. Florence, of its value, all within tweuty miles 0! bottles are warranted to oure @ nursing Sore | !¢™ ine to bottles will cure the worst kind of ties will clear the system of Biles. to cure the worst | President of the Company, at avenue, or to the Captains MER GEORGE PAGE. OURS OF DEPARTURE e. Alexandria ot ae, 7%, 9, ve Washington at 6, 8, ries Dj . LJ any time, on waéd R. Heli mnie Lect J re FLORENCE, President. MBOL.D, Secretary. ‘0 bottles pict ee Bot eee are warranted to cure the One or two bottles are warranted to oure all Hu- ‘o botties are warranted to cure R: and Blotches among the Hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt cers. 4 will cure Scaly Eruptions of the Skin. Sre warranted to cure the eave Woodstock co ingo rrive at Bethel by ila m Arrive at Woodstoc! 431—F rom Bethel < pm: pt Sunday,atgam Sunday, at 4 pm; m. Gaysville, Stockbridge, Pitts- rburne, and Mondor fo Iter °F deecleh WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. ~ Viner leave WASH , Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of | | On fula. Leay Scrofula. A benefit is always experienced from the first bot- tle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the above to those who have in all the wonderful medicines of the day, as eed growing on the hould cure ever it is a fixed fact. it has to start. There are no IF! about it suiting some cases, bi led over a thousand bottles of it inf 1 know the eifeots of it m every case. already done some of the greatest cures ever . I gave it to children a year ixty. I have seen poor, pany en, whose flesh was so! to a porfect state of health by one EDWARD R. HEL LOCAL SURVEYORS. \ popes Walter, No. 337 D street, opposite City M._ Thornton, corner 1st street and Virginia No, 22 43¢ street. ‘h street, below Pennsy!- MARINE SURVEYOR. | * hme 387 Pennsylvania avenue, unning of the it%.3, a Kk. se achedules of departures approved by the postmas- ieenanel Bienen Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most most desperate case of Rheumatiam, ‘hree to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt- and arrivals to ters at the ends of the route. 45—From Stockbridge, by Rochester, to Hancock, f kK, six times a week from Ripton, by East Middlebury, to Mi bury, 8 miles and back, three times a week. se schedules of departures Captain J. P. 1. opposite National GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. John ‘Thomason. INGTON for BALTINORB and 445 p.m. . INGHE for WASHINGTON at ters at the ends of the route. Sand 5% p. m. nd instructions and require- ments, see advertisement inviting proposals for mail service in the New England States, dated Ist Janu- ary, 1857, to be found at the principal AARYV. Postmaster General. prorosats FOR STATIONERY. Hous or Representatives Unite Statas, LERK’s OFFick, pursuance of the seventeenth ‘ongrese of the 26th August, 1842, entitled An making appropriations for such necessary objects as have been usually included inthe general appropriation bills without authority of law, ind provide for certain incidental expenses of the Departments and offices of Governments. and for other purposes,” sealed ed at this office uutil Monday, the Ist day of June t, at I2o’clock m., for farnishi os of stationery for the use epresentatives during the Thirty-fifth Congress, DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES. lass No.1.—Paper. Item 1.—500 reams white-laid qearto post, extra su- perfine, faint lined 2—100 reams white-laid quarto post, extra supor- For form of pro: Authorized Capital and Assets.......@1,473,057 07 Passengers for Phuladeipiua and New York will polis will take trains at 8 and vik will take trains at 6 ao ‘or the West will take trains at ing at the Washington Jur 16-tf T. ~ $523,057 07 on Securities, The following statement exhibits the business mndition of the Company to November 1 ‘emium received on marine and inland ris! that 8 common wi Fire premium. Bisreh Si, 18. Interest on loan. section of the act Total receipts done in Massachuse Paid marine los: Paid fire losses. . = Expenses, salaries, and commi act legalizing and he wharf of W.H. \ » Sundays except Reinsurance, return Georgetown atjseven o'clock in the ts will arrive at the Great Falls, Washington Aquedu 10 Edwards’ Ferry nt 3 p. readiness to conv ttle. To those who are subject to a sick lieadache, one bottle will always cure it. It eatarrh and dizzines been costive for years, and have becn regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy, but where there is any derangement of the functions very sincular feelings, but proposols will be recerv- great relief in Some who hare tak Balance remaining with the Company... $223,057 07 The Assets of the Company are as follows: i bonds. ~ 16,848 1 pussies ‘ es, real estate datien bank stock. posited ie Duncan, Sherman of nature, it will cau! in the morning, and arriving te $1.75. Intermediate points as ‘ton Aqueduct, 0 rom four days to a wee! Through Tickets follows: Groat Fall Leesburg. Vir o ikea new person. I some of the most extravagant encomiums of it that ever man list t < my own practice I always kept it strictly for hu- t since its introduction as a general family medicine, great found in it that I never suspected. ‘Several cases of epileptic always considered incurabl O, what a mers tual in all cases of that awfu seen more of it than I tocks, collateral including coach, $1.75. rard arate prices. ii. & {i-G- RITTER, QEANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD, ru! 3— 7% poamee write tal Bath post, xtra superfine, int lin 4.—90 reams white-laid Bath post, extra superfine, 5,—125 reams extra superfine cream lsid notes per, large size, faint lined and gilt-edged, dn- ruler Deferred paym: Notes for marine premiums Due from agents, secured by bond: Premiums on policies recently 1: debts ees company disease which was have been cured by a 6.—125 reams same article : persue cream laid note, medi- 6 came white cap paper, extra superfine, faint An 9.—25 reams same paper, unruled ** commercial laid note paper, large size, GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE. (Sunday nights excepted,) betws Nand the OUTH. we NSV AND C SBOROUGH. on at 6 o'clock a.m. Alexandria at 7s 0" ton at 7 o'clock p.m. ria at Bg o'clock p. mm, hingtoa and Alexandna to Rick- U7 Omnibusesand Bag: Depot of the Washington sengers and baggage to the Steamer GEO. E, fot Alexandria, a distance of six miles, Allewing ample time for meals. ’ ___ JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. NEW ROUTE To THE SOUTHWEST. RAILROAD NN Charleston, S. C.: Savan- and all the Northeastern cities, with eople cured by it. and Ague, Pain in the Sid and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, &c., the discovery has done more good than any medicine ‘0 change of diet ever necessary —eai the best you get und enough of it. Directions for Use.—Adults one tal per day—ehildren over ten years desse children from five to eight years, tes-spoonful. A no directions can be applicable to all constitution take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice o da; MANUFACTURED BY DONALD KENNEDY. No. 120 Warren Street. Roxbury, Ma@eachusetts. Agents for Washington.—Chas. Stott & Co. Gilman, Kidwell & & Co,, D. Walsh & Martin King, Nairn us diseases of the yspepsia, Asthma, Fever i re favor: iy will compat eases of the Spine, similar institutions in The business of this Com ably with the most success: the United States. From the Ist day of August, 1855, in fifteen months, up to the ist day of Novem and interest received amounted to the large sum of four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty-five dollars and sixty-eight cents, with the payment of losses and expenses of seven thousand one hundred and twenty-eight dol- lars and sixty-one cents. ith these evidences of success and good man- ent, the Directors feel justified in soliciting a e, believing that the secu: ¢ is ample, and that all fai justed more according to equity than legal technical- is prepared to issue policies against S, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN- TORIES, WAREHOUSES, ons of BULL. DING or all kinds of MERCHANDIS VESskLs, STRAMBOATS, CANAL Boats, RAILROADS, es to or from any portion of EU ND AMERICA, and on the hulls of STEAMBOATS navigating the Western Waters. The rates of premium wil! be as low as other com- panies, and in fixing them ever: construction and arrangement will be taken into con- Proposals for the abore must state the price per mn. items 1, 2,3, and 4.4 ber, 1856, the premiums. ortion not te exceed one- of each, to be furnished gilt-edged, if required. Crass 2.—Enrelopes. \dred and seventy- Item 1.—275,000 envelopes, thick laid, white, large ite 3 ns will beat the to convey pas- 2.—125,000 envelopes, thick laid, white, small size —— envelopes, ed enn co 9 x 4, and 93¢ x 4 inch 5.—150, envelopes, bufi laid, large 1 a ae at rani 000 7 buff, medium, between let- ter and official size, smooth and strong, for newspapers and documents. The envelopes are to be in all cases adhesive. reference will be given to ‘roposals — the pri official size, 83 x Fé ’almer, Schwartz Daniel B. Clark, J. 'P. Muburn, Dunbar Dy ro. Agents for Georgetown. S. Cissell, O M Lenthain, J MEMPHIS € CHARLE COMPLETED—CO: —R. ioe pag Tenn; and their contents; i, transported by Item. 1,—100 dozen four blade pear!-handle pocket knives, 2.—80 dozen same article, stag handle 3.—3) dozen two-biade pearl and shell handle pocke ‘ small size, haif of each ors, it rate office shears 6.—8 dozen ivory handle erasers Proposals for Knives and erasers must state the rice perdozen. I Nos. 1 he best quality and first st Crass 4.—Pens, Penholders, and the usual onreran 4 — - ROPE A HE PERUVIAN SYRUP havi ssed the ordeal to which many discoveries in the Materia Medica are subjected, ceived as an established medicine, ITSEFFICACY IN CURING the Liver, Dropsy, Newralgia, Bron- endencies, Disorder- the Blood, Botis, General Debdility iseases which require a Tonic an Alterative medicine is bewond question. The proofs of its efficacy are so numerous, so weil peculiar character, that The last connectim ailroad between NEW RK ANDTHE BS . and opened for the reg - sengers and Freight, snd more Expedition and less Expense than any other route between the Northeast and South- west. Passengers and Shippers will take due notice overn themselves accordi: ‘rains leave Stevenson dai o’ciock, a. m., (after the arrival of the trains from tai Nashville, and arrive st Mempuis . M., Connecting with First Cisse New Orleans, and ali other impor- ivers.* Goods con- st Charieston or Savan- Memphis and other points, . Freight in charge of the Adams Express Come pany is carried over this route daily by trains. A , inust now be re- ¥2 improvement in ecdily adjusted and promptly paid. west corner Pennsy 17th street, Washington City, D.C. Insurance may also be effected at the Home Office, northwest corner Walnut and Second streets, incipal cities of the United States of finish. vania avenue and Consumptive Penceis and Quills, . 1.—80 gross Perry’s patent large blue barrel pens, authenticated, and of su 2.—80 gress Perry’s three pointed pens sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the 3.—400 gross fine quality metallic pens, in boxes containing 3, gross each i 4.—10 gross bullion pens, on cards or in gilt boxes of ae one dozen each n hold |.—5 gross porcupine quill penholders 6.—6 gross Nosewood pentolders, for large barrel pen: 7.—6 gross rosewood penholders, for small barrel yenholdera, best styles, for pens without rels by authorized of oat rower spon G yr J sHING? will be forward xpress Freight The Peruvian Syrup does not profess tobe a cure- all, but its range is extensive, becai apparently unlike, are intimati ing from one cause, may be c' "s clans of diseases for which the Syrup promi- #8 A cure, is precisely that which has fled the highest order of medical skill. are tangible, the witnesses accessibie,and the safety and efficacy of the Syru; ‘Those who may wish ested persons respect. INSURANCE C RTERED BY CO now prepared to receive ay NCE ON BUILDINGS, CHAN DISE, &c., st the usual City rates, without any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner of Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the Washington City Savings Bank. Genera! Superintendent, Henrsvitre, (Ala.) Aprel ist, 1857. &c., sold at Wil- Augusta, Savan- ® Tickets to Memphis, C,, Charleston, 5. C.; Macon, Atlanta. and ( » incentrovertible. mi for an opinion from disinter- | nah, the character of the Syrup, | ery, Ala.: Cha: a with the following among gumerous testimonials, in the hands of the Agents. The signatures are those of ge) in the community, and of the hi penholders, handsome styles r’s Nos. 1,2, and 3 black lead pen- encils: 11,-9 dozen gold pens, first rate quali silver cases and half without cas: CLass 5.—Ink and Inkstands. 1.—0 dozen ink, in 2.—30 dozen ink, ha! 3.—15 dozen ink, 4.—3 dozen red i ttanonga, and Neshyille, Tenn. ‘0 connect with the Western Trains on this read, ight trams from Wilming- huttanooga and Nashville rains from Charleston and nd Atlanta, Ga. Fe® ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. 3 eae BES SSE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. New anv ImPROVED ARRANGEMENTS. Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber rts of the West. BATION TRAIN will leave Sunday ) at 6.458. m., connecting with trams train from Washington (st stop at Way Stations, and arrive at ). 1. PX"leaves Camden Station Wn. F. Bayly, Samuel Bacon, Robert Farnham, ames F. Haliday, mtlemen well known Francis M —_. JAMES C. MoGUIRE, Pri ON, eretary. RD. experienced the beneficial Syrup,’ do nut Lesitate to recommend it to the attention of the public. From our own experience, as well as from the tes- timony of others, whose intelligence and inti are altogether unquestionable, we its efficacy in cases of incipient Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. fects would be incredible, but from the character of them, and have volunteer- di os » Of cartnine, in small glass bot- 8 5.—€ dozen standishes, china or cut-glass inkstands, BAN KING HO bh 6.—6 dozen fine OF CHUBB BROTHERS. s.— Deposits received and Checks rafts on the- mort boa: posit at par, and said Cities furnishod to depositors without eharge. EPOs!Ts.—Interest will be allowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon. DEpositTs iy VIRGINIA AND posits in Virginia and other ‘ed to be checked for, payable in same funds, or in specie, we charging the regular Exchange. Discounts.—Notes, Dra: Will be discounted, and Loans made on Stocks, Bonds, and Securities, at the market rate, Letrer: or Crevit.—Letters of Credit wi furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the Money or Collaterals, ey is deposited, an ce ' china inkstands, pump and dishes, 1 1-10 dozen handsome cut-glass inkstands, large size 8.—10 dozen handsome cut-glass inkstands, medium | size 9,—5 dozen handsome pressed glass inkstands, van- 10.—4 dozen handsome porcelain ladies’ inkstands, | various patterns . Cass 6.—Memorandum Books, Portfolios, Tab- lets and Diaries. 1.—20 dozen momorandum books assorted sizes ortfolios, quarto, with locks, tablets, 3.—10 dozen portfolios, cap, with locks, and of fine Ss . 4.—10 dozen pear! tablets, with penoils, and of supe- rior quality and finish 5.—15 dozen pocket diaries, Lass 7.—Waz and Wafers. | without charge. Iseases of the those who have witnes: Ist. The ROCK IM MO! ed their testimony, as we do ou: hiladeiphia, firs Junction )—wil neurrent Money re- 2d. The MAIL. TRA s,and Bills of Exchange except Bundy) ‘Columbus, Cinenm For sale by Z. D. GILMAN, Special 5 Pomayins seme: ae the Gene! =p ytind corner of L and 8th stree! y PFvaTs MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE LOGICAL VIEW OF MARRI. - B. La CROIX, M. D., Albany, N. 200 pages and 130 fine eg bre Colored Lithographs es. PRICE ONLY 235 CENTS.. I7-BAT fica ef pastenste ai pena Tes Union. Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Physiological View of Mar edition of 250 page nd | ® copy. A popular and is, Cairo, and intermediate he EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 7_p. M., oonnecting with express trams for Concinnat is, Cairo, Chicago, and intermediate places. ‘incinnati and other central laces in the West, is nearly 1) miles ‘The ume to these pisces is also e checked through to Columbus, Cin- ianapolis, and St. Louis. gers and Baggage transferred st si! ee. OUGH TICKETS will be sold toall the large in the West, at the lowest the Ticket Office, Camden Station, and at Washing- ton city. tT second-class car is attached to the MAIL. TRAIN. Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may view the entire road by dayltcht, by taking Accom- modation or Mat! Train, anc They resume the the Express Tram, which lea’ a. m., and reaches Wheeling ers from Washingt pC and interest allowed 1 charged if Collaterals, on such terms as may be agreed y ANY other route. Britis anp Letters oy Cxepit on ENGLAND, IRR- LAND AND Evropx.—Bills of Exchange and Letters redit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished change, in sums to suit. _ Stocks, and Securi- always for sale, or commission of a 3¢ pr.cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, we reserve the right to cail for a deposit of 10 pr. cent on the gost: Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- graph. RaiLRoan, City, anv Starz Bonps.—Railroad, City, and State Bonds can be negotiation, either in this country or Europe. road Iron purchased for cash or with Bonds. Lanp WarRANTS.—Land Warrants bought at the market rates. All Warrants sold by us are guaran- teed in every respect. Land Warrants located on commission. Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- red wafers, of fine quality _ of very finest qualit 1 Weights and Paper Foi ‘lass paper weights, finest quality 8 2.—% do nine-inch fine ivory folders, one inch wide, and not less than 9 oz. to the 3.—20 do nine-inch wid “Chass &.—Pape It narket rate for em. 1.—2) dozen cut Bonps, Stocks, & ¢.—Bond: ying from 6 to 12 pr. ce: t in the different A new and revised 180 plates. Price 25 cents comprehensive treatise on the duties and casualties of single and married life—happy and fruitful allian- ces, mode of securing them—infelicitous and infer- s—their obviation and removal—nervous de- 8 causes and cure, by a process at once so le, safe, and effectual, that fauure is im jes for daily mauagement—an essay on Sperma- torrheea, with practical observations on a safer and more successful mode of treatment— hints on the evil results from empirica which is added commentaries on the diseases of fe- males—from infancy to old ly illustrated by beautiful remedies for thore self-inflicted miserics and d. hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the oung. It isa truthful adviser to the married. hose coutemplati niarly recommend: possible rates, at fine ivory folders, one inch ind not less than 9 oz. to the do- with strong handles. lying over at Cumber- pes, assorted patterns,and M laced h 4-10 do Fancher P in our hands for p.m. a have ample time for Washington Junction. ‘This is the only route by which Through Tiexets Baggage Checks can be obtained in Washington. FOR WAY PASSENGE The Accommodation Train at 6.45 w stations east of Cumberiand,and the Express at etn tions between Piedmont, gaing West. the Mail Train leave: oe dogedt Ted tape, Ne m4 age—each case graphical- do white tape, No. 25. 4.— 10 do vosta taper stands, with wax tapers ™ junds pounds black e \d papers Fit doken letter olips gilt mot goad ee lo ronze handle letter stamps, chequered 10.12 dozen pieces ‘Vario 11-12 do bottles ad id etal to, 12,—5 pounds india rubber ant ed Warrants wil! be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or sent for sale on commission to respousible Reat Estate anp Insvrancgys.— Real Estate bought and sold, and Insurances effected. witep States, Court or Crams, Conoress.—Claims on the United States, before the 688, intrusted to us, will be will stop nt all at 1s partic- ertainu secret their physical condition, and who are con- scious of having privileges to which every human be: ‘Tice 25 cents per copy, or five copies for addressing Dr. LA ew York, enclosing 25 centi . Those who p; X upon any 0! book treats, either personal: cines often cure in the short space of six completely and entirely eradicate al! t disorders which copaiva and ‘nt an antidote, to tinental remedy for that class of disorde; — ea ate mereu ion to the jent’s titu- ich all the sareaparilis in the world can- ure. ion No. Si Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. Wheeling at 7.158. m., and en a Cumberland at 8.2), reaching amore at . m. Th RICK TRAIN cept Sunday) stopping st V Frederick at 9 8. m., arrivi The ELLICOTT’S MILL TRAIN leaves Cam- den Station at 6 a. m.and Mills at 7.30 a. m. and 7.3) p. m., ¢: ays, and th jan 16-tf ‘cubebs have go long | rary) 8.—200 fine iv: 9.—19 do paid’ starts at 4p.m. Court of Claims or Cong prosecuted by prompt part of the Uni x, (post paid,) Al efer may consult Doctor {LA verte upen re his uoilage, best quality, v t Baltimore at 12.3) ane size pieces, na- Opposite the Treasury. rr NSYLVANIA AVENUE, near corner af \3th Street. ie rade arrangements r- . Leaves Ellicott's brown envelope B. H. STINEMETZ hav: with a Com: of Hatters to Pane. most popular st ND BEA ATS, will hereafter er cent upon the actual market price, making theHat sold for 1,~1,909 reams buff o1 fac, Master of Transportatio,, to weigh not less than 23 pounds to — mm. W YORK AND LIV 2 TED STATES MAILSTE*’ MER", he Ships compri he ADRIATI These ships having bee: ul for Government service, every cure lins been inken in their censtruction, as also in their engines, to in peed, and their gecomm passengers are unequalled for elecauce 2ud com fort. ion. of panene; rom New York to L: the rea 2-500 reams of buff or brown envelope paper, smooth surface, strong and tough, X 24 inches, to weigh not less than 25 uunds to the ream and th Manilla paper, 27 x eigh uot less than forty ‘in half sheets, to in 12 pounds to the ream | — 2,000, it i . fine buff” 7 sige ee oi aie sals for the above must state the weight and eam for paper and price per thousand for roved June 17, 1844, the Clerk of the 08 directed ni fo articles the growth and States, provided of such growth and manufacture, of ity, and at reas as 1s the great con hi irretrievable dest: ‘S.—-8) reams alro the low price of tion in quality &: by contract expressiy 4-1 eama — weigh not less Y¥, Which cannot eby enabling him l profit, meeting bad deb 3LT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW ‘DS, for Men, Boys, Misses and Persons are invited to call \OUGH—COLDS—HOARSENESS. DR. TYLER’S COMPOUN: a ~ GUN Bye: dba itn @ most Pleasant, Safe and S$; Whoo, Cough, caned Lungs “and ‘Consumption. Entered according to Act of Congress, 4. D. 189. the notice of the public sure strength and & ivan! to buy for cas! examine our stock. Pennsylvania Avenue, near es nineas. An experienc ~ No berths can be secure: ‘of this line have wuproved heads, and to avoid danger from sce Banks north of 42 degrees it. the let of August. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. | Wednesday, Jnn.7 857 | Wednesday, Jan. eT ouse of Kepresen! ew York, 2) and 3? ¢: NTEREST ALLOW MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES HUBB BROTHERS, BANKE s ep pote the Fre ated ON DEPOSITES. edy, we feel t rs mall sections to have recourse to other sources 0} immediate prescription of their suit q sood 5 terms a0 106 of for TO" é theset fore be given to the productions of all persons making proposal cle, will state whether the same is of facture of the United States. |. free of any charge FROM boa ae ME HOUSE OF THE OCU aE BROTHERS, Washington, articles are to be delivered, sed , at the Office of the Clerk on or before October next, and to be paid for as soon Accounts shal! audit the bill, icles above numerated, will be to make & separate een avatios rrones if Topo: er @ item wal be conmscered. USE OF BBB ‘HER, BARROW & CO, VENPORT, lowa. dnesday, June We Wedneedas . June 24 1857 Wednesday, July 8, 1887 sor : Wednesday. July 3.1857 item ; more than @ single 9o-partuersh: From tue Ux r : - | Paixtixe Byemesecie 8 branches. Preparation as fora No, 56, Wail streets rom our long ex, nce j} Sines: eit oe ra A Sear prascmere “All orders ticular attention wil ch to Si mental Pasting INCH Ee OBRYOR corner of 12th and & sti We wonld here te; has former pe — and customers. Be tha eae, pat, ronag fail sole e OnePatto. us individually, fra oe ee ae reel the Stawswklawaw JAMES O BRYON, ECR TANT To. PRap TERS.—Having been fuk in the Pat foi that ok tae’ omg od paint lis men! f G. ly, of New ¥ shail’ co tle as Sanaa sae fog “EBia Daige, boved cnet es eo mar 2—Tuk Fam vss wees... EBA AR RCOELIRE tant! %, on hand a full sup- at SHENK ed Stat H ! HATS! jersigned. They posnrnd Sad postage. oie Bene co., Liverpoo). pom P * ed with the name S, of. & OD., Be. 2, number of the class and item, aceording to the abo: rnish any descripti ality considered. a same on executin, es, poregene} same, Ui: . G. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. ‘he owners of these ships an Tot be necountst.© $3,50, as good as th h nd at good fashjonatie. Fl receive a contract for Fith one. more sure! t formance of twice the contract as in ‘er the proposals materials it for G33 We love cash meet with no losses, but rm each alan full of whom reference is N 2 Pat MER SS BARE es BRGER Gra snanic IN THE PRIC commission, for a Phila- within ten days resale, The right is reser ice 25 cents per bottle. HONY, near avenue, CTIFVING ESTAB nod & Frensh Calf ot Repe-'B. 8, ANOS STILL UN: ween Oth and Jock troets, Gobet aw _8p S-lawtJal SAL Prieneeen that ne PETER FAG. ana AV.e, near