Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1857, Page 4

EVENING STAR. ee rth ce tel wo Se ee Ea AO INVITATION TO THE COUNTRY. All.day, from shrubs by oar Summer dwelling, The baster sparro — bie song; A merry warbler, he chides the blossoms, ‘Fhe idle blessoms, that sleep so long. ‘The blue-bird chants, from the elm’s long branches ‘A hymn to welcome the budding year ; ‘The south-wind 's from field to forest, And softly whispers, the Spring is here! »me, daughter mine, from the gloomy city, Cafore those lays from the elm have ooascd : ‘The violet breathes by our doors as sweetly Asin thesis of her astive East. ‘Though many a flower in the wood is waking, The daifadil is our door-side queen; She pushes upward tho sward already, ‘To spot with sunshine the early green. No lays so joyous as these are warbled From the RG —- —— nas No red bloom of the green-houseci 's Hias half the charm of the lawn's Bret Hower Yet these sweot lays of the early season, And these fair sights of its sunny days, Are only sweet when we fondly listen, And only fair when we fondly gaze. o = in star or blossom ed upon by 8 wink eye; «> fragrance in April breezes eathed with joy as they wander by. Come, Julia, deer, for the sprouting willows, ‘The opening flowers, and gleaming brooks, And hollows green in the sun are waiting . Their dower of beauty from thy g ooks. There “Pull br Etrmotogicat.—We always listen with re- —< to the historical, etymological and philolo- gical discourses of John Phanix. In bis last let- ter to the Knickerbocker he makes the following valuable contribution to learning : ‘The origin of the word ‘Rotunda’? issingular, and not generally known. At the risk of appear- ing pedantic, I will ‘‘norate” it. M: re shortly after the foundation of Rome, a distiu- came architect of those days. named Claudius Y itellius Smithers, erected the first building that ever was surmounted by a dome. This building was oviginally intended for a‘ savings institu- tion,"’ but the Roman that officiated as Cashier baving left with the funds, it was used sueces- tively as a market, dance-house, theatre, and Presbyterian meeting-house, and finally fell into decay and became a mere mass of ruin. Such it teroained until the time of the Emperor Alexan- der Severus, when that monarch one day, accom- panted by bis courtiers, came down to examine the ruins, with a view to purchasing the lot on which they lay. Her hee Caspers eye was at- tracted by the fallen dome, which he gazed on reat curiosity, and finally picking hissteps esand rubbish that intervened, he ay beneath it The ancient Romans had the same partiality action that animates the modern lost no opportunity of leaving their autograph in all public aud private places; the consequence was that when the Emperor looked up he was amazed at the number of in- scriptions that the interior of the old dome pre- sented. It was quite black with ancient and r spectable apr tor Alexande. has made a disregard of wrote under” ‘His principal courtier, Naso Sneakellius, in- stantly repeated the remack, with sycophantic reverence to the by-standers, getting about as near it as that —_ official generally did to everything. +The Emperor,’ he said, ‘ says that tals has been a Rotunda. Hats off?’ ‘The Romans all bowed with great solemnity, not having the most dim or distant idea of the joke, and the interior of a dome from that day to this bas been called a Rotunda."* ons. ‘‘Hfa?*? said the Em verus, With theair of a man that at discovery—and with an utter all grammatical rules—‘+Jt’s been iy. The New York Sun has the following just pertinent remarks on the prevailing method composing ju: The practice in question has as little warrant in sound law as it has in sound seuse Had an opinion,”’ fs the objection on whicha long list of gentlemen were set aside ax incompe- tent to serve as jurors on the trial of Mrs. Cun- ningbam. We reeognize at once the justice of the prin ¢ of law which excludes persons whose mn are prejudiced from serving on ju- ies, but prejadice and opinion differ widely.” It is one thing to prejudge a person accused of erime—tfor prejudging implies that the mind has reached definite pe ns—and quite a differ- ent thing to form an opinion of published state- ments without the mind receiving the strong personal biss which constitutes what we cali Prejudice. Intelligent men cannot read evidence withoutforming en opinion of its value, or itsap- pearance of conclusiveness; and we have but little ee for the judgment of men who can read witho ng of what they read, or without questioni aceuracy or eredibility. The men who arecapable of forming an opinion without prejudice, or of judging of the evidence and its coherence are just the kind of men who should sit as jurors to try grave accusations. ——_—____ A Goon Joxz.—The Schenectady Star tells the following good joke, which was perpetrated be- tween Utica and that city upon one of the con- ductors of the Central Road: A lad about twelve years of aye got on board the train at Utica. and, teing in someting of a quandary as to how he should pay his fare, he was kindly offered the the ne of one of the lady pas- accepted. and, in a very oungster was duly seated mt ; between two seats, com- covered with skirts. The conductor through the car without observing the ** and the little fellow has since convert to hoops, and believes men to protect poor travelers. ea the in the right of w i7- The congeals in wint ship which flow im adv Vv —A A Class in Mere Pirst class in sacred music stand up. How many kinds of metre are there?" ‘Three, sir—long metre, sho:t metre, and meet er by moonlight alone '"? 07~ A tri-weekly German paper—says a west- e:a exchanye—published in this city, called the “G p (straight out.) announced, a few t Dr. Kane had recenily returned c region in search of the lost steam- » this the Atlas (German re- | oem replied that it never heard before that ir Jol r that flows from a spring never So the sentiments of friend- the heart cannot be frozen hn Franklin was a steamship ! Shortly after the Grad Aus hod a long article, endeavoring to prove how mean the Atlas was in g cognizance of such small mistakes, and up by saying that, asa matter of course. uklin was uot a steamship bat merely @ sail- mg vessel” es $= ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLARDS’ HOTEL —H S Magraw, Pa; D ®barwood,do: JO Sargent, A Partz:E A Scheel, Pa: Com Stringham, NJ; PSAi do; JS Cro Pa; Com Geisinger Ny Gardiner, Mowe. Russell, J Segar, E _B Todd, Flagg, Mass; Mr Derr, E Ven Ness. USA; Miss V. son, Va; F Stanley, G W Baily, O; Mrs do; Capt Sterrett, t do, E K Alburtis. NY; «VA Jartori, Pa;Mr A Dearmont, ly, do; in Ness. Md; P Brown, ;G F Dubois. Jy Mass; Hall, RI; HB Watson, B Crawtord. Pa; J P Me- La: Dr Lindsey, do: Dr i; JM Orr, Va; A Ke "a; W Lorne. ly, do; Miss Chesney, NY; J Car. sou, Ma WH Ball, USN; 8G Harris, Ga; WE : YJ 1 y, do; I Bodgett Ky; std: RDO Mase Martin, do; Capt H a; Mr Coleman, ly, ‘or. do; Mr Coleman’ : < Pa; G vhegeding Cols f 3 4 tbet, do; W A Lawren ly, NY; T Holeomb. ly, Ga; W Welborn. dor Hag Pe a k, Ps Warren, ly, Md; Riddle, ass; P Bevin. Conn: H W Dornett, ly, Mase: ‘Townsend, Pa; T 8 Evans, MQ? 2? Mass; & BROWNS’ HOTEL —) Harris, Md; Miss K Md: WA Ta Harris, do: C A Foster, do; W Harper BC. Hillen, jr, Md; J H Lundy, Ala; tat Minineee Miss: G H Baxter, Va; P’ F Gibbons, Pa: J B Rhodes, RI; L Kline, Md: AC Shank NJ. J E Birch. Cal: W H Myers, Va; JC Hutchings, Pa; E L Barnes, do; M M Stonebraker and family, N Yi AH Jenkins aud family, 8C; EJ McK Md; W Hi Finuall, Va; P Simms, Da; WF Me. son, Mins: Thompson, Miss; G C Browne, La; D Tam » Miss; Mra 8 N Bolles, RI; N B Aolles. d 8 Bo. R Stevenson, NY; R Brady, do; Se 1S Horton, ‘Pa: J Marden, Md; T D Lee < ROM Green. TP Lide, A 8 Charles, Rev J wheper. Rev J O°B Dargan, do; J F Starr, NJ; iA Sebbaten, NY; FA Sabbaton. do; Win ol shead: } ZB Beal. 4 Pa; CH Penderyart-aph oou? Md; 8 Maguire, KIRKWOOD Hovs W rimms end lad; ye Md; G i all, Pa; Dr Math- <Maand danzheter, NY;'S Henderson, O; T Jar- 7, NY; Com EW Moore, Tex; DT G S Haskins, Mass; P Ellis, Miss; met, Ala; J B Moutgomery, Pa; C F do; WB Jones and Iday, Va; D Pitz- id; "Bt McLaughlin, do; W P Mauls- Fitzgerald; ou! Btadi OCEAN STEAMEKS. NITED Statas. Steamers Faropa -.--Boston Queen of South New ¥; A-ago... J llaneous. PFoOPosas FOR STATIONERY. * ee Darartwent. May 4. 1887. AL! oPosaLs for furnishing the by this Department ~ the fisoal year ending June 3), 1958, wi I be received watil 12.0 4 Sth day of June next. Those neeso)- lity to ful- contracts: it the contract will Zot be eonaidered, and con! we rt " be only | be Awarded to, established manufacturers of or dealers in the articles. All the articles must be ‘of the very best Spality of their kind, and samples as —— ed,must Recom; y esoh bed. The samples of the party to whom the contract may be a |, will be paid for the Departmer others will be returned to @ respective bi _ No bid will be considered wnless the articles G@ecompanying ib sth rery nee ematity, and t an epar! 3 ah proposal must . signed by the individeal or i it, and must specify a price, one aa sg ae and every” ‘article’ contained in the ule. All the articles furnished will be required to be like the samples submitted, which will retained for comparison, and delivered without delay when ordered to the satisfaction of the head of the office for which they are required. he Department reserves the right ef ordering a greater or less quantity of each and every artivle contracted for, as the publio service may require. Supplying an inferior article at any time will be en sufficient cause forthwith to annul the con- ct. Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the Persons contracting ; and in case of a failure to sup- ply the articles required, the contractor and sureties shall be liable for the forfeiture specified in such bond as liquidated damages. Ms _ joined = sean aor poo se lone, the amoun’ ity. jescription of of the Kinds of articles required. . Chass No. 1.—Paper. Ttem 1. 100 reams folio post, satin finish, faint-lined, and trimmed, of the very first quality 2. 180 reams white-cap paper, hand-made, satin fain sed, and trimmed, of the y & Sr r, hand-made, satin finished, of the very boat quality 4. 20 reams white cap paper, machine made, faipt-lined, and trimmed, of the best qual- at 5.10 reams white onp paper, plain, hand made, faint-lined, and trimmed, of the best qual ny 6. 10 reams Peas cap paper, white, machine- le. int-lined, and trimmed,of the best quality made, 7. 2% reams cap paper, bine laid, hand made, int-lined, garden pattern, commonly nown as despatch or consular paper, of the very best quality 8. Dreams white law cap paper, satin finish, ps — —— fned, and trim- me the very best qualit . 9. 500 reams quarto post, hand Teade. white, highly giazed, and hard calendered, faint- a on three sides, and of the very best quality : 10, 100 reams quarto post, machine made, white, lain, faint-lined oa three sides, of the st quality 11. 20 reams quarto post, hand-made, white, highly glazed, and hard calendered, faint- lined four sides, aud of the very best qual- it 12.2 rome uarto post, French, faint-lined three siden, of the very beat sanity 13. 6 reams white vellum note paper, highly giazed, hard onlenderod, faint-lined, gilt- beter on three sides, of the very Lest quality 14. Drenms white-inid note paper, gilt-edged, highly giazed, and hard calendered, of the very best quality 15. Dreams heavy hand-made gwhite medinm paper, for books. of the very best goality 16. 20 roams heavy hand-made white royal paper, for books, of the vers best quality 17. 2 reams heary hand-made white super reyal paper. for books, of the sory, best quality 16. 100 reams copying paper of the very best quality, color, and style 19. 50 reams heavy highly glazed and hard-cal- endered envelope paper, royal, yellow, or buff, of the very best quality 2. 50 reams heavy envelope paper, super-royal, hard-calendered and highly glazed, yellow or buff, of the very best quality 21. Dreams large brown envelope paper of the best quality, strong and wei! made 2. 3) reams royal biotting paper of the very best quality. yle, and color. . Each item of the above class must be accompanied with « sainple of half a ream, or one package, when not packed in half reams, and the bids must state the Price per ream delivered at the Department. Crass 2.—Envelopes. Item 1. 50 adhesive envelopes, white, yellow, or buff-oolored, heavy. smoth, and thick, with full pookets, official sizes. of the three following sizes : 835 by S34, 9 by 4,and 10 by 4 neh Price to ena for each ®ize of the best quality that 2. 100 tuli-pocket adhesive envi price, for seh now each made. lopes. of the fain size for quarto post, white, yel- jow, or bull, heavy, sinooth, and thick, of the very best quality. S. 100 full-pocket adhesive envelopes, of the proper size for the note paper, white. yel- low, or buff, heavy. smooth,fend thick, of the very best qualit Each color of each item of the above class must be accompanied by a sample of one package, and the Price must be stated for each sizennd color. They must ail bs made adhesive, and gummed a proper dis- tance each side of the centre lappels, with full pock ets, and the lower Inppels weil and securely gummed to the pocket. Ciass 3.—Pens. . Item 1. 10 dozen gold pens of the best kind and qual- 2 wiz, sage aes i 1 he uZen 01 ene in Silver cases, wil erer-porited pencels of the best kindsand ants manufactured. 3. SO dozen cards Perry's best metalic pens, Price to be per dozen cards. ‘4 =n steel pens of the best makers and quality. 5. # dozen platins pens.* 7. 30 dozen alabata pens. 8. 20 m quills of the very best quality. 9. 2) dozen bronze imitation quill pens. For ajl the items of class 3, except item 3, in the above ciass, the bidder is not ricted ton part lar manufacture, but samples of different mak with the price of each, may be submitted, and the d partment will select which it deems the best, @ price, quality, and fitness fur the service being all considered, Crass No. 4.—Pencils. Item 1. 900 dozen Faber’s best black lead penoils, Nos. 1, 2, and 3 2. MO dozen of the best quality of black load pencils, without referemce to tho maker’s name 3m Coace x08 and blue lead penoils of the best juality 4. B dozen ivory propelling pencils, of Mears. or others of ike quality, with box of lead for each. Ons dozen of each kind of olass 4 must be submit- ted as samples. Crass 5.—Ink, Ink Stands,and Wafers. Item i. i2dezen Fry's improved patent American i 4 e siron inkstands 3. 12 dozen red inkstands with ground glass Stoppers 4. Dgallons best ink, the department to have the choice of the maker ‘ 5. 300 quart bottles of the best copying ink, eainple bottle to be submitted, of the best quality made bottles of the best black ink best red ink, the department to have the choice of the market 8. 100 bottles best blue ink, sample to be sub- mitt 8 90 botties carmune ink, French small size, in glass bottles, with ground-glass stop- ers ‘9 large red wafers for department seal —— waters, common size, best quality, r 12. 16) ponnds best extra superfine scarlet seal- For all the articles in claas 5 suitable and conven- — — ples must be submitted, with price attached 9 each. CLass 6—Cutlery ond 10.1 Mey isecllaneous Articles. i wih 3. 12 dozen ivory-handlod do large office shear aqualit: & 6 donen Office Scissors of the very best qual- u 6. 10 spools of the best quality of red linen hd 5 5 100 dozen of the best quality of red linen ape 8. dozen silk tape of assorted colors, in ke ® 6dozen ivory pounce boxes 19, 6 dogen lignumvite# pounce boxes 11. 6 dozen cocoa or box and sand boxes of the best shape and qualit 12, 6 dozen coooa or box and wafer boxes of the best shape and qualit: 13. 50 pounds prepared india rubber, of suitable sizes 20 pounds strong linen twine ands strong linen twi 12 doeen round rulers, assorted . 12 dozen fiat rulers, assorted 20 dozen 9-inch ivory folders ®. 59 dozen rosewood pen-holders 21. dozen elastic pen-holders barrel pen-holders u. |, French 25. 25 boxes large eylets, French handles: may 6-lawtS)th Juno ussalies - ae LNo. 578.) No OF THE ESTABLIS) ENT OP NH EE PM AIGSAE bore eces In pursuance of the act of Congress, approved 2 March 3, 1857, entitled “An act to establish three ad itioual Land Districts inthe Territory of Kansas, to be led respectively the “Delaware Land trict,” the “Osage istrict,’ and the *Weat- ern Land District,” itis hereby declared and mado known that the offices for said districts have been established es follows, viz: ror the “ Derawarge District” at Donipnan. ‘or the AGE District” at Fort Scort. _ Por the “Wxstzax Distgzict” at Ocpxn, in said Territory Given under my hand, at the city of Wi this eleventh day of April, A-D tasy, VS#hington, By order of the President : : . JOS. 8. WILSON, Acting Commissioner of the General we and Office, { No. 561.} NOTICE, OF THE REMOVAL oF tHE Land Orrick From Rep Wine To Hexper- x Mixxesota Texkitory.—In accor provisions of the act of Congress entitled cy uthorizing changes in the location of land oes,” approved March S, 1853, it is hereby deciar- and kno’ that the off rr fre sale nds at RED WING, in MINNESOT, will be, wed to the town o: fn said Territory, from and after of June next. Given under my hand, #4 the city of Washington, this 30th day of April, }. 1857. y order of the Preside: see Sgupsnonn bs Gabel DEI OR, Hy the first da: neous, —____ Miscellaneous, PRING AND MER GOODS.—_JOHN SEAT eee fearsa mate C., haa now at very low prices, to cash and ne omen, a large and cenerad Assortment of Brarin = ancy Goops—comprising in part as New style Silk Robes and fancy Silks out tlk h lustred lack lies, Seutreed Mous Delaines Cc ich printed gl wool) Mous Delaines ph gree ee see entereere a? A 10, Barege, 4 ra Fight colors and inode plain Baroxes and De- jain French Brilliants and Percales erates Cravelins oy pprine-style Poplins ucals, & seasonable aad jest rene! printed Jaconets and Brilliants White Brilliants, from 12h to Sig ebages, Chambrays'and plan Lustres e1 mbrays an n Tish Prints of new sty es, in great variety, at LF ti " Rich Shintz colors best French Organdies W Hite Goons, in great varicty. : lain Swiss, Nansook and Jaconet Muslins raat he aC a Swiss Muslin ~ ich Bre 8 : ind and striped “Juconet, Nansook and Swiss White Tarletons, Illusions, and Wash Nets rish ce (of the Lapel gain oo 5 Linon ai ishop . Super English ‘Long Cloths, suitable for Ladios’ use New Yorkg@Bates, Atwood, and other good makes Shirtings > White Brillante ond etriped fadia Dimers Vhite Brilliants stri ju eilles for peraeee and Bonnet Card irt Bosoms and Shirt Collars. EMBROIERIES. renoh worked Muslin Collars and Sete wiss Cambric Coilarsand Sete and Lace Sieeves and Sets on Bud Maltese Lace Collars wise Cambric and Dimity Bands smbroidered Linen Cambrio Hakty Al so. pew sires Lr and Silk Mantas tells a: ite Crape Shawls . Pia i Sash Ribbons other Skeleton in and rich figured Bonnet Steel-spring, Neapolitan, pring agsortenent of Baion’s Kid Gloves rin sortment oO on's Ki ov" Pane Sik binck noe ond Teint esata. Cotton Hosiery of every kind for ladies and children nts best English Half-hoso, ribbed and plain Ss le thread and fancy cotton do. good assortment cf Silk Cravats and Ties juspenders, Silk and Linen Cambrio Hdkfs ossamer and J.isle-thread Shirts and Drawers New strle Parasols. cents Also, Gentlemen and Boys’ wear of every descrip- | tion, with every variety of House-furnishing Dry Goods. = ‘Domestic Goods for servants wear of the heaviest makes. Parchasers may rely upon getting desirable goods | oe ___ JOHN H. SMOOT._ AGES. CARRTAGES, BUGGIES, &etowhial he very respectfully invites the ren generally Prices moderate, JNO. P. DENNIS, Ap 24-e03m Ath st.. bet. Lal ava. and © et. PkoPosats FOR LIVE OAK. Navy DerarTMEnt, Bureau of Construction, &c., May 2, 1857. Sealed Proposals for delivering 50,00 cubic feet of romiscuous Live Onk in each of the Navy Yards at Charlestown, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York: Enteaelp et and at Gosport, Virginia, will be tre- ceived at this bureau until the 15th of June, 1857. These eprcons must be endorsed Proposa’s for Live Oak, that they may be distinguished from other businoss letters. The offers may be for one or all the Yards, but must be forthe whole quantity at any Yard, and, as required by law. must be accompanied by a suitable guarantes, the form of which is here- wit ven. Sureties in the full estimated amount will be re- quired to sign the contract, and, as additional and collateral security, 15 per cent. will be withheld on the amount of each delivery until the contract is oom- joted. . In all the deliveries of the timber there must bea due proportion of the most difficult and crooked pieoos; otherwise there will be witlireld such further amount, in addition tothe 15 per cent.,as may be judged expedient to secure the public interest until such difficult portions be delivered. The remaining 85 per oeut., or other proportion of each bill, when Spproved in triplicate by the commandant of tho Yard, will be paid by such navy agent as the contrac- tor may name within thirty days after its presenta- tion to him. It will be stipulated in the contract that if default be made by the parties of the first part in delivering all or any of the timber named of the quality and at the time and place provided, then and in that case the contractor and his sureties will forfeit and pay to | the UnitedStates a sumof money not exceeding twice the total amount therein agreed upon as the price to paid in case of the actual delivery thereof, which inay he recovered from tine to time, according to the sot of Congress in that case made and provided, ap- proved March 3, 1543. The %),000 cubic feet to be delivered in each yard will bein the following proportions—say 8,000 cnbic foet of keelsons, and pieces suitable for lower stems, stern posts, stern-post knees, fore dead wood,aprons, Il siding 18 and 20 inches, and hooka siding 14 and 16 8. These pieces to be in number in the propor- tions in which they enter into the construction of a ship of war, conforming substantially in shape, length, and character with those heretofore receiv- ed, with frames of corresponding siding, the moulds of which can be seen at any of the yards named. 10) cublo feet of the siding of 13 and 15 inches, i ut equal Lay moos of each, and 5.000 cubic feet oJ & siding of 12 incher; all these pieces being in length from 13 to 17 feet, having a natural and be curve of from 13 to 30 inches or more in that length; and two-thirds the number of the pieces to have fromthe mean to the maximuin crook ; also. 5,000 oe foot siding 13 and 15 inches, in length fom 17 to jet All to be nided straight and fair ; the 15-inch timber and under showing & face of not less than three- fourths the miding, to be eut from trees grown with- in # miles of the sea, of which satisfactory evidence will be required by the Commandant of ihe Yard; to be delivered in the respective expense of the coutractor, males to the usual iu- speotion, to the entire approval of the Bureau ; and one-half to be Angust, 1858, and the remainder ou or before the Ist of July, 1850. Form of Offer. ; I , of the State + hereby agree to furnish and deliver at the United States Navy Yard at fifty thousand feet of live-onk timber, in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau of Construe- tion of the date of May 2, 1897, viz: 8,9 cubic feet, euiti if and 2) inches, at $2.9 cubic feet cur’ 13 and 15 inoh- es, length 13 to 17 feet.at per foot. 5,000 cubic feet curved timber, sided 12 inches,length 13 to 17 at — per foot. 5,000 cubic fret timber, siding 13 and 15 inches, length 17 to 2 foot, at —— per foot. Total value. Should my offer be accepted, I request to be ad- ressed dr at + And the contract forwarded to the Navy Agent at ———, or to me at » for signa- ture and certificate. (Date.) A. B. Form of Guarantee. The undersigned, Fragen aoe Sista of ~ » hereby guaranty that. incase the foregoii « be acce: ted, ——~ will, withie ten days after the Te- ceipt of the contract at the post office named, or navy agent designated, execute the contract fur the sane, with good and sufficient sureties. Incase said shall fail to enter inte contract as afore- at —— said, we gun ty to make good the differenne he- tween the offer of the said and that which may Beier BF: ( 4 5 Witness: G. H. Theroby sertify that the above-named C. D. and E. ze pte meas mon of property, and aile a me food their guarantee, 8. {To be signed by the United States District Judge, United States District Attorney, Collector. or Navy Agent, and no other.) may 4-19 ee [MPORTANT TO PRINTERS.—Having boon appointed the sole agent for the sale of Printer’s nk in the District for that old and long-tried estab- ishment of G. and H. Lightbody, of New York, for- merly Collins & Lightbody, Lam now receiving and shall keep oonstantly on hand a supply of the diftor- ent grades of Inks, which I shall sell at factory aoa ces. All Inks sold by ine can be returned if not as recommended. EDW’'D TOWERS, Ap Beolm " _D street, between 6th and JENTLEMEN’S READY-MADE OTH- ino OF Fins Quatity.—Our present large and extensive variety of Resdy-made Garments of all grades, for Spring and Summer wear, offers great inducements to citizens and strangers, Wishing an Immediate outfit at moderate rates. Also, Shirts and Under-garments in great varie- thes. Clothing made to order in superior manner at short notice, much cheaper than the usual aie Best WALL & STEPHENS, ‘ennsylvania avenue, Our Ware now the finest assort- Rooms contain meut of CABINET WARE, 2, and other niture, that we have ever had ; and we can as- sure all who desire to make purchases that they will save time and money by giving us a callinstead of going to auction sales. We have those wood marbie-top CENTRE TABLES at 82, which we soe selling at auotion for $24 and §2, aud FO} ther artioles tion. A Tull assortment of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS A Tull assortment of ways on hand. ALSO, Wilders fad Marvin's SALAMANDER SAFES, u s nt, et in use, fact th McGHEGOR & CO. 590, 523, aud 52i 7th atreet. nn Si Tt ctroot. No. 579.1 = Fe gurstatios of tbe, toe of Congress approved Maroh 3, 1857, entitled ‘An act to es h an eddi- tions] Lan rict in the State of Wisconsin,’’ to be called the “Cuirrawa District,” which district embraces that portion of the old La Crosse and Hud- son Districts, situnted “ north of the line dividing townships twenty-four and twenty-five north south of the line dividing townships forty and forty-one northwest of the line dividing ranges ons and two cast, and east of the line dividing ranges eleven and twelve west,” it is hereby decla- made known that the office for said district has been established at the town of “Hav CLarz,” in said State. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this eleventh day of April, A By order of the President : ‘notes Ga JOS. 8. PeeRON, Ap 13-law6w ma earraac te oT Ohl. W. W. Hackney. +B. DAYTON i PHACKNEY & DAYTON, T° & TA TRE ATE AND GENERAL Lanp, Aozxcy A Omaha City, ‘ds at the rink and | delivered on or before the Ist day of | Insurance, &c. PEoea RS Nb PAR ASB BP Ret BOM RILS OF THE SEA, AND pasts TRANSPORTATION. stifles 4 FARMERS AND MECHANICS’ INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. Fraz, Mazing, axp Ixtanp Insurance. Avwthorized Capital.... seeeee+ @1,250,000 11! Orrics, NORTHWEST CORNER Pannsyivania AVENUE AND 17TH STREET, WASHINGTON. T B.Fi DIRECTORS. or . Floren ries core He Armstronge” ‘Thomas Rlassterfield Charles A. Rubicam,” Edwasd R, Hetmbold, jeorge Helmbold, . Carroll Brewster, james Neall, THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President, iN = he bs , Presi EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Secretary. LOCAL SURVEYORS. m canes Walter, No. 397 D street, opposite City a John M. Thornton, corner ist street and Virginia *‘fames AVillutme, No, 224% street John Riggles, No. 501 1th street, below Pennayl- vania avenue. . MARINE SURVEYOR. _ Captain J. P. Levy, No. 367 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite National Hotel. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, John Thomason. Authorized Capital and Assets........ 91,473,057 07 Assets Invested in » and Good Seounties, The following statement exhibits the business and ndition of the Company to November 1, 1856: remium received on inerine aad inland risks to No- vember 1, 1856. ire premium. aterost un loan Total receipts ‘aid marine los: Paid fire losaen. . 1xpenses, salaries, and commis- Penne ena anaes 45,489 00 einsurance, return premiums, and agency chargen nn waeee 27,474 68 9177128 61 Balanoe remaining with the Company... $223,097 (7 Pb rhs eset er ces Company ar asecoes : A i ei Im Ci! coun! 8. | Railroad bonds.---- 0s s Z {000 08 First mortgages, real estate. 143,00 00 Stocks, collaterals, on call. . + 8400 00 irard and consolidatien bank stock -+ 5,125 00 posited with Duncan, Sherman & Co. New York 30,000 00 Deterred payment on stock not 97,700 00 Notes for marine premiums. 106,090 5B Due from agents, secured by 35,576 18 Premiums on policies recently issued, and debts due the company .. = 470 38 Balauce in bank ......... - 16,456 74 8523,057 7 The business of this Company will compare favor- ably with the most successful similar institutions in the United States. From the Ist day of August, 1855, in fifteen mnths, up to the ist day of November, 156, the premiums and interast received amounted to the large sum of four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty-five ts and sixty-eight cents, with the payment o! s and expenses of one hundred and events seven thousand one hundred and twenty-eight dol- lars and sixty-one cents. With these evidences of su apements the Directors feel j share of public patronage, believing that the peed offered is ample, and that all fair claims will - destee more aecording to equity than legal technical- ities. The Company is prepared to issue policies against loss or damage by fire on 5 DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN- UPACTORTES Wak HOUSES, All desoriptions of BUIL,DING§ and their contents; or all kinds of MERCHANDISE, transported by Vissaie, STEAMBOaTS, Canal Boats, RaILRoans, and the usual ponverances to or from any portion of EUROPE 4X2 é MERIC A, and on the hulls of STEAMBOATS navigating the Western Waters. The rates of Vigan will be as low as other oom- panies, and in fixing them every improvement in cunstrmation: fnd arrangement will be taken into oon- sideration. a losses speedily silusted and promptiy paid. fice, northweat corner Sse re! vanis avenue and 17th street, Washington City, D.C. Insvrance may also bs effected at the Home Office, northwest corner Walnut and Second streets, Philadelphia, And in other principal cities of the United States by authorized officers of the Company. aps \ ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CapitaL... «+ $200,000 11! This Company is now prepared to receive applica- tions for INSURANCE OS BUILDINGS, } fer. CHAN DISE, &c., at the usual City rates, without eny charge for Policy, at their Office, corner of Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the Washington City Savings Bank. Dinsctors. Wn. F. Bayly, muel Bacon, Robert Farnam, ames F, Haliday, Win. Orme, udson Taylor, Brno + Mohun, . W. Galt, jenj. Beall JAMES C. McGUIRE, President. ‘Seer ly } CHUBB BROTHERS. Drrosits.— De) received and Cheoks paid without charge. Praite on the northern seaboard cities received on Deposit at par,and Exchange on said Citiew furnished to depositors without charge. Ixteexst on Deposits.—interest will be allowed on Depvsits at such rates as may be agreed upon. EPO: VinGinia ano UncuRRgENT J Deposits in Virginia and other Uncurrent Money re- ceived to be checked for, payable in same funds, or in specie, we charging the regular Exchange. 1SCOUNTS.— Notes, Drafts, and Bills of Ex: 6 wi!l be discounted, and Loans made on By 8, and Securities, at the market rate, Latrers Crevit.—Letters of Credit will be {yrnisheo, negotiable in the Siferent, Cities of - Jnited States. on Deposit of Money or Collaterals, and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and charged if Coilaterals,on such termeas may beagr: pon. TRAVELING iuaeer me el ill be furnished with dri iasace Conan a in such sums as may be de- sired negotiable in the ditferent Cities of the Union. Bits aa Letts: so ee on Enat, ap ine L Danpd Europe. tis of Exchange a i of Gredit on England, Ireland and iene and Ltere at the market rate fur Exchange, in sume to suit. . Bonps, Stocks, &c.—Bonds, Stocks, uri- ties paying from 6 to i2 pr. cent.. always for sale, or bought in the different Cities at a commission of a pr. cent. Where Stocks are beught upon orders, we reserve the right to call for a deposit of 10 pr. cent on the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- graph. RaiLRoap, City, anv State Bonps.—Railroad, City, and State Bonds can be piaced in our hands for negotiation, either in this country or Europe. Rati- road Iron purchased for cash or with Bonds. Lanp Wanreants.—Land Warrants bought at the market rates. All Warrants soid by us are guaran- teed in every respect. ee Warrants located on commission. vend Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- ec forwarded to Western Houses KA quested. Warrants = be orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsi parties. Raat Estate anp Insczaxces.— Real Estate bought ‘and sol Jvand Insurances Maciek CLams ox Unitep States Court ov Crare, NGRRSS.—Claims on the United 0 fore t Us Boyett Spo epee to us, will rol ai . ee noe 1 BROTHERS. jan27 pposite the Treasury. 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2 near corner of 13th Street, B. H. STINEMETZ hav: le witha Company iy Ne iy Sy gopbrennen ae nished with the most popular styles of MOLE SHIN” ANDPRBAVER count of 12 per cent upon the actual market price, making theliat sold for 4(and not unfrequently for $5) for the low price of $3.50, a slight varia- tion in quality $3, and for A BU- lor quality forthe money. To make thi: te Pifectual, he will keep no books: but sellaget oat iy for Cam on DELIVERY. waich cannot fai being Va jeous to the purcl + to buy for cash and Fell at cml promt, meoting “New Riglos FELT HATS, CA STRAW ew 68 " GOODS tor Men Bo ee Alisegs and’ fees . Persons are invited fo call and examine our stock. Call at 296 Pennsylvania Avenue, near corner of 13th Street. ap li-tf SS at JATEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES ERS, BANKERS, Treasury. MO TOTES SE owns: ‘teiniasiek, CHUBB BROT PPposite t: ER eae "all Bao Fuen., BARROW & CO., is composed oben AR Ses, CHUBB jan 2—tf Key itenicer-W hia ATS workmanship i pace aoe \s Ol which in sold for 433). We dos sealt Wain meet with no losses, but ive each customer full value for his money. ‘Felt bi ts unusually low. 5 nt for ‘coll’s m of & Thousand +B. A F lowers, T10@ 25 ce! r bottle. wh NORE Tae ate Foran ant Ei y of '—The un- lore that by bi IF YING ES- ABLAS| N of fn thus Sty, ead ia now prepared to supply thane was vor him with their om. Sin. Wine edicines. TESTES pisco VERY . Kaxxzpr. of R » bas ered i Fh eR Pp hg EE BVERY KIND OF HUMOR, worst Scrofula down to a common Pismpl, He tas ‘ied co over eleven hund: oasees: = ar sie iias, me hay mao red . we ny jon oO" one certificates of i its value, all within twenty miles of ston. ‘Two bottles are warranted to cure 8 nursing Sore Mouth. One to three bottles will oure the worst kind of Pimples on the Face. " aro or three bottles will clear the system of Biles. ‘o bottles are warranted to oure the worst Canker in the Mouth and Stomach. Three to five botties are warranted to oure the Worst kind of Erysipelas. One or two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu- mitwo bottice er ted to.cure Running of the ‘wo es are Warrant fo cure Rui ol Ears and Blotches among the Hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and running Ulcers. ne bottie will cure Sealy Eruptions of the Skin. 'wo or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind of Ringworm. Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the Most most desperate case of Rheumatism. Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt- theum. to eight botties will cure the worst case of a. F sero fit in al perienoad from the first bot- neht is always ex, tle, and a perfect ure is warranted when the above quantity is taken. — . Nothing look: improbable to those who have in yain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day.a9 that a common weed growing on the pastures, along old stone walls, should eure every humor inthe system ; yet it isa fixed fact. If you havea humor, it has to start. There are no IFS nor ANDS, hums i ha’s about it suiting some cases, bu yours. dled over a thousand bottles of it in the vicimty of Boston. I know the effects of it in every case. It has alroady done some of the greatest eures ever done in Massachusetts. I gave it to childrens year old, to old le of sixty. I have seen * wormy-looking ehuldren, whose flesh was soft aud nik Teatored to o perfect state of health byone e. To those who are subject to 8 sick headache, one bottle will slways cure it. It tes great relief in gatarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it had costive for years, and have been regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy, but where there is any derangement of the functions of nature, it will onuse very singular feelings, but as must not be alarmed; they always disappear in rom four daysto aweek. There is never re- sult from it; on the contrary, whon that feeling is fone, Tou will feel yourself liken new persons 1 eard some of the moat extravagant encomiums of it that ever man listened to. In my own practice | always kept it strictly for hu- mors—but since its introduction as ® general family medicine, great wonderful virtues have been found in it that I never suspected. Several cases of epileptic fits—a disease which was always considered incurable, have been oured by a few bottles. O, what a mercy if it will pov effec- tual in all cases of that awfu’ a ere are but few who have seen more of it than I nave. I know of several cases of Dropsy, all of them aged ople curod by it. For the various diseases of the eer wick e, Dyspepsia, Asthina, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, &o., the discovery has done more good than any cine ever known. No a of diet ever neoessary—eat the best you can get and enough of it. Derections for Use.—Aduits one table-spoonful per day—children over ten years dessert -s; children from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As no directions can be applicable to all constitutions, take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice o day. MANUFACTURED BY DONALD KENNEDY. No. 12 Warren Street. Roxbury, Massachusetts. Agents for Washington —Chas, Stott & Co., Z. Gil Kidwell & Lawrence, Gardner, Burry £ Con D. Walth & Gon ES. Walshe J. Pistons Martin King, Nairn & Palme: wart & Co. & Bro. Agent: i etown.—R. 8. Cissell, O M Lenthant J. L. Kidwell my 5-ly_ oawell, Daniel B- Clark, J.P. Milourn, Dunk son, Ford HE PERUVIAN SYRUP havi jecessfully ssed the opdeal to which many discoveries in the Materia Medica are subjected, must now be re- ceived as an established medicine. ITSEFFICACY IN CURING sie SaF RPA CORT Afections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bron- chatts and Consumpiive Tendencies, Disorder- ed state o, Blood, Boils, General Debility and all Diseases which require a Tonic a Alterative medicine is bevond question. The proofs of its effi &re 80 numerous, so weil Suthenticated, and of such peculiar character, that safferere connot reasousbly hesitate to receive the protiered aid. The Peruvian Syrup does not profess tobe a cure- ail, but its range is extensive, because many siete ses, apparently unlike, are intimatey related, , [eee ling from one cause, may be cured by one remedy. The class of diseases for which the Syrup promi- See A cure, is precisely that which has so pe bes baf- ed the highest order of medical skill. The facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible. and the safe and eobeml of the Syrup incontrovertible. ‘Those who may wish for an opinion from disinter- ested persons resp the character of the Syrup, cannot fail to be sat, d with the following numerous testimonials, in the hands of the Agents. The signatures are those of Creeps well kno in the community, and of the highest res) ity. CARD. _ * ha experienced the beneficial rup,”’ do not hesitate to attention of the public. , From our own experience, as well as from the tes- timony of others, whose intelligence and integrity Bre altoget! unquestioyable, we have no doubt of its — in cases of incipient Diseases of the Lungs ronchia! Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complamt, —— Neuralgia, Pm Podeed ite ef- fects wouid be incredible, but from the character of those who have witnessed them, and hav ed their testimony, as we do ours, power. J volunteer- For sale by Z. D. GILMAN, Special Agent, 350 Pennsylvania avenue, and he General Agenoy, corner of Land th Yard. feb 7 RIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE on iz PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By Ae Bos Chor a AAR RAS 200 pages and 130 fine P! and Colored Lithographs and Piates. i> PRICE ONLY 3 CENTS. IL} Seni free of postage to all parts of the Union, , Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Physiological View of Mar riage. A new and revised edition of 250 pages and 189 plates. Price 25 cents a copy. 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Either Boat ma: be ohartered for Exew at Pett of hahPemtaa, oc Sonag, Baa avenue, Ceptmns on board’ ‘ep aeea™ STEAMER GEORGE PAG STHOVE OF DEP AER ey Byron Bt 43a, The, 9, 10K! Leave Washington at 6, 8, 9%, 11%, 1%, % iy eds ELLIS To PRICE Boas WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. Trains leave WASHINGTON for BALTI at 6 and Sea mn., and 3 P. MORE On Sunday, at 449 p. m. Leave BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at and 9, a. m., and Sand 5\ p.m. n Sunday at 434 a. m. Passeng: Philadelphia and New York w: take traine at 6, 8s, and <3 = For Annapolis will take trains at a3 and 4. ‘or Norfvik will take trains at a» and 3. ‘or the West will take trains at 6and (sy, connect - at the Washington Junction. hee TH: PARSONS, Agent. DAKS CERSRERE, EDWARDS, FERRY \ for 1. in ers for Ohio Canal. acket Bouts AR CO ast MC. MEIGS gu commen seas making Gaig trips to te above points S& m7 of W. H. on Monday, March 23, leaving the wharf and H. G. Ritter, Georgetown, D. C. ev at7 o'clock, Sundays excepted; th hours; leaving Georgetown at weven o' morning, the Ronts willarrive at the Great Washington Aqueduct, at 10a. — eo at 3p. poke mess to conve: 0 Leesburg, Returning, leave Edwards’ Perry every day o'clock in at sunset. Through Tickets, $1.75. Intermadiate points ar. follows: Great Fallxor Washington Aqueduct, ¥ 3, Edwards’ bar? = ding cosoh, $1.’ eale erate prices. mar 25 W.H. & HG. RITTER. (RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD-. nine the morning, and arnving in Georgetown GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINB. ne SOUTH vin ALEXA » AND RICHMOND, OROUGH, o'clock a.m, lexandria at 74: o'clock a. m. ye Washington at 7 o'clock p. m. » Alexandria at 834 o'clock p. m. F fe from Washingtoa and Alexandria to Rick- mond, $5 *, Omnibusesand Baggence Wagons will beat the f'the Wachington Kaulrosd, te conver is t of the W » seeearsnad kecene te the tenes Ge A, tance of six mules, allowing for Fg ia, & Sine 2r-tf “JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. NEW ROUTE To THE SOUTHWEST. = + ANVIL Le .s a2. ee) _™ar 27-tf MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPLETED—CONNECT! Chattanooga, Tenn.; Chariesto C.; Savan- nah, Ga.; and all the Northeastern cities, with Memphis, Tenn, ‘he last connecting link OLR riroe4 betwose NEW vOne ANDTHE MISSISSIPPT RIVER. ‘his road 18 now completed and opened for the reg- ular transportation of wsengers and Freight, aud wilaford more Ex jon and less Expense than any uther route between the Northeast and South- west. 7 aaeae and Shippers will take due notice thereof, and govern themselves sovording!y. Ponscnanr ‘rains leave Stevenson daily at 26 o'clock, a. m., (after the arrival of the trains from Chattanooga and Nashville,)and arrive at Memphin at 7 p. m., connecting with First C Steam ‘kets to New Orleans, and ali other impor- tant points upon the Western Rivers." Goods con- signed to Railroad Agents at Charleston or Savan- nah, will be forwarded to Memphis and other points, prog chsige of tho Adame Exprent Come reight in re of ie Pe pany 1s carried over this route daily by the Passen ger trains. F.c. ARMS General Superintendent. Henrevitxe, (Ala.) April ist, 1857. Mh weg tee oe f°, og om sold at Wil- mington, N. C,; Charleston, S.C.; Aug van nah, Macon, Atlanta, and Co: oe Ala.; Chattan and Nashville, T sopaers will take thontghe trains hos We : take the na ne 4 fon. Ns Neath vag Ga.; Chettanooga and Nashville, enn.; the day trmins from Charleston and 8.C. Atisi Ga. tf Kings Fo ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, New anp Improved ARRANGEMENTS. Bg Maks es ats from pry for Cumber land, W) 5 i 's of the * ist. Tre ACCUM MO AMON TR ATN will leave {fom Pinindelgius: Stat train from Weshington (et ret train fre 3 isuetion =m cp er Stanons, arrive at t 40’clock p.m. 2d. The MALI. TRATN leaves Camd Station reaches dat es -p Wholene ty ns en penmecner or nenwest wh tor Columbus, Cincinnati, yton, Indianape- i yavulle, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit, Chionge, a a make ate ute. ‘Sd. The EXPRESS THAIN leven daily at 7p. ™., Connecting with express trains for Chneemaati, © 5 Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and intermediate places. The Pinoes in the Wiest, ip neatly 16 mules shorier thea inthe West, iy 109 mul 5 any other route, Phe time to these places 16 also ualied. un a Facrece checked throygh to Columbus, Cin- i, Indianapolis, and St. ‘Louis. (Passengers and Baggage transferred st al it . PEHROC GH TICKETS will be sold toall the large te Vest, at the lowest possib 5 the Ticket Ofice, Camden Station, and at Washing~ a ra second-class car is attached to the MAIL, AIN. Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may view the entire road by daylight, by ‘akiog J Tn nd or . resume the the Express Trai which lenves Cumberland at 2.) 8. m., and reaches Wheeling at 2 p. m. — ad from Nagy anon egg have meals at Washington Junction. Th h "Tickets ot Baguae Check tan So shinincte Wenantos FOR WAY PASSENGERS The Accommodation Train at 6.45 w: ‘ample time for stations east of Cumberland, and toe E tions between Piedmont, goung West the Mai! Train leaves Wheeling at 7.15 8m. sommodation leaves Cumberland at 8.00, reaching Baltimage at 5.45 p. m. The? REDERICK TRAIN atarte at ¢p.m.- (ex nday) # at sy ons. Lea: Frederiok et 9's fm., arriving at Bakteee at 12.99 noon. The ELLICOTT’S MILL TRAIN leav: gon Station at6 a.m. Baeoe weaves Flicott's ills 10 mand ODED jan Master of Transportation. T=; v0. ‘EW YORK AND LIVERPOOL NITED STATES MAIL STE AMERS. The Ships comprising this = s Line are: qT TLANTIC Fhe Bs CIC... ‘he ADRIATI woes These ships having been built by contrac: expressly for Government service, every onre has been taken in their censtruction, a# also in their engines, to in- sure strength and speed, and their accommodations for passengers are ‘unequalled for elegance and com- fort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, it first cabin, $13); in second do., $25; exelusive use ol extra size state rooms, $375. From Liverpool to New York, 20 and S guineas. An experienced Sur hed to each s! Seturda: 8.02 a8sT rt to EDWARD RP COLLIER, No. 86, Wall street, ew York. * vs LEY & CO., Liverpool. “PRS SURRTASE HE aw riars, London, B . WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. Pp weer = ships a “gweles precious for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, preciou' tals, unless bills of ned Thgteloaa te ala rool capreast ere fe TION IN THE PRICE OF ere. REAT REDL BOOTS AND GAITERS. Thave on 10n, fora Phila- Soved: or Poreed "CALE STN BOOT at 83.75, full ns good as those ) or Cnant a French Caif PAT- Ere icontrh CArEW ess) Cone WET SOME desea Got ia Ne th street and Penn- "Best RUBBERS for gent! 1 mar SNTAGNY. axeot._ CORREMON Frag 8H hdd”