Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1857, Page 4

EVENING STAR. THE NEW-MOWN HAY. BY CHARLES MACKAY. wall dart from cottage eaves, we farmers dream of ‘Tacley sheaves; ° id the leaves, oer Rese bodbines scent the way— We love to fly from datly care, breathe the country buxom air— ‘o ds and form s ring— ‘oO jport—and dance and sing, the new-mown hay. A stranger comes with eyes of blue: woth he, “ I’m Love, the youth and true; wish to pass an hour with you, ‘his plensant summer day.’* “ Come in! come in! you saucy elf! And who's your friend ?”—’Tis Friendship’s self.” ‘Come each—come both, our sports to share ; There’s welcome kind. room to spare, Amid the new-mown hay.” ‘The ring is formed ; but whoare these? ~ Come, tell your errand if you please ; You ook so sour and il at ease, You dim the face of day.” “ Ambition!” “Jealousy !"* and “ Strife!” And “ Scorn !” and * Weariness of Life” “If such your names, we hate your place is full, you can’t come in Amid the new-mown hay.”’ nother guest comes bounding by, vith brow unwrinkled, fair and high— With sun-burnt face and roguish ese, And ask your leave to stay. = Quoth be. ** I'm Fun your right good friend “Come in? come in; with you we'll end ! And thus we frolic ina ring— And thus we laugh, and danoe.and sing, Amid the new-mown hay. ne INTERESTING To Pursictans —The Supreme Court of the Eighth Judicial District have ren- dered a decision in an action ae by Dr. John D. Hill against the Evie County Medical Society, to compel it to restore him to the enjoyment of | his privileges asa member of the society, from which be had been expelled because of an il infraction of the tariffof prices adopted by the society. That infraction consisted. as was claim- ed by the defendent, in taking of office of Phys: elanto the Almshouse of Erie county for a less sum than the minimum price fixed by the tariff. The following are the conclusions of the Court: !. The regulation [the turitf of price] in ques- tion was unauthorized. It was unreasonable. it was against public policy and law. 4. The disfranchisement of the relator was un- Guthorized and illegal. Itfollows that he must be restored or recog- nized as a member of the Medical Society, and permitted without molestation to enjoy the rights and privileges of a member—N. ¥. Evening Post. Se Mepicat Spinitvaism. a late number of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, there is @ very interesting paper by Dr. Walter Channing on Medical La palpeiens in which the writer re- cords a notable instance of tie attainments of “medical mediums,’ one of whose exhibitions he attended. The medical medium had in con- sultation three distinguished doctors whom he had called from the spirit sphere. A few ques- tions re to the medium as to what he saw in the organism of the patient effectually exposed his utter ignorance of anatomy and the little aid the spirits atforded him in making up the deficiency. After some further conversation, the medium was requested to ask Dr. ——, one of the medical ghosts in consultation, what he thought of the “hour-glass contraction’’—a very dangerous con- dition sometimes induced after child-birth—but not, by its name, suggesting to an unprofessional rson any idea of its real character. The me- jum pondered some time upon the question, in order apparently to make sure of the departed doctor's present opinion. and then said, ‘‘Doctor —— thinks hour-ylass contractions a very good thing, and should certaiuly recommend it.” Dis niee nSe eISTE iD™ The Havana Diario mentions the conver- sion of six Chinese coolies to Christianity (2~ The Dutch minister of finance has decided that daguerreotypists and Photographists are not to be considered artists, and that consequently they are to pay the tax for patentees, or licenses to trade Tur Wsiont oF Comets.—M. Babinet exti- mates the weight of a comet as large as the earth at 30,000 kilogrammes, or the weight of 30 cubic metres of water. So that a comet, with the dimen- sions of our planet weighs only 66,120 lbs. UF The Nasbville Banner, of the 30th ult. Teports that the farmers in Middle Tennessee were then generally engaged in harvesting their wheat. ‘The accounts of the crop were quite fa- vorable. {7 The Boston Transcript says that the graves of Samuel Adams and John Hancock, two of the signers of the Deciaration of Independence from Massachusetts. are in the old + Granary Burial Ground,”’ without monuments to mark either of them OU? “Don't stand there luafing,"’ said a profes- sor at Union College to three students, standing where they shouldn't “We're not loating,”’ said one of them, “there are only three of us, and it takes leayen to make a loaf? CHance Fora Doctor to Maxr $10) —The Massachusetts Medical Society gffers a prize of Slvv for the best dissertation on the fol owing theme: ‘To what affection fof the lungs does bronchitis give origin.’ The dissertation must be sent, postpaid, to Benj. E Cotting, Roxbury, Mass., on or before April 15, 1538. AN ALLIGATOR INTHE Hupson —A correspon- dent of the Albany ‘Transcript says, that a live alligator escaped from a boat in the river the other day, and has since been repeatedly seen near Albany. Ten dollars reward {s offered for his re-capture. but the offer is without takers. Horrtsus to Retate—The other day, in State street, we saw a large black fellow with a ecard -* For Sale.”* hanging from his neck Upen Inquiring into the circumstances af the case, we ascertained that he wasa kidnapped native of Newfoundiand.— Boston Bost. A Rgasos.—Dr. Darwin informs us that the the bosorm of a beautiful woman is an object of such peculiar delight, arises from this— that all our first pleasureable sens: tions of warmth. sustenance and repose, are derived from this in- teresting source. How to Raisz Staawseregies —A hint from Mr. Longworth’s experience will be of very pre service to the growers of this delicious irait : “I mix with my rich garden mould one half of the poorest and siiffest clay | can find. The re- sult is, plants of a much facger growth, that can stand more weather, bear more and larger fruit. and the plants are never thrown out of the ground tu the Spring, when the ground thaws ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS WILLARDS? HOTEL. Comd’t Long, USN; R Gibson, USA; E O Ott, Va; Miss E Ott, do; C Dupre, ly, La; Mrs ens Ky; T Spilman, do; H P Brooks, Md; J T Lawn. do: J Tevis, jr. Ky: Miss Mitche!l, Va; Miss A Poiuts. do; J Hobinst Ala; Miss Robins, do; J D Hall, ly, Va; J Clark. ‘Tex; J & Fail. La: BJ Howland, ly, ; T San- ford, Ala: T Goacha; F Skinne:,' Va: W Bowie, Md; J Richardson; do; s Cochran, do; A Evans, do; G M Dexter, Mass; J Smith, Ver J Alden, USN; W H St John, Conn; J Heim, fy, Miss; Dr Pullerton, La; A C Watson, La; Mrs P W ker: Mrs Gordon, La; W H Gaurgerous, ly. Ps Devenport, ly, do; Mr Key; J L. Wardell, NY; B King, ly, sister. do; G W Hendar, do: F G Wal- bert, Pa; W Billing. Eng; Capt Dall; Cal; WOH Davidge, NY; O M Morris, USN: M Colas. son, Cate; ¥ Jertts dr, do; Mr Vidan ig, do A Vail. lant. do; oruonde, do; J W Cotten, McKay, Pa ae BROWNS’ HOTEL —R Fairfax, USN; BF Ulman, Md; J M Koum, Mo; F Teekenbor, fe, Bremen; J H Smith and lady, Va; Miss Ellen Meade. do; D H Breckner and motber, La; Benj Gass, SC; J H Cox, Va; W Holl, do; Prof F T Barrington, Md; Clitfurd Herring, do; James W Burch, Ga; C C Weeks, La; JB Imboden, Va; Mrs Imboden, do; Miss McCue, do; Mrs Sin La; Judge and Mrs Stirling; Dr Lyle and lad SB Michi. Wis; Gen C F Mercer, Vas MTG. neil, Md; P H Walker, do; N ) Walker, do: R M Simms and lady, SC; Dr TW Cecil, Va; J H Price, Mo; W F Bowling, Md; 8S Jamison, Pa; V Durand, NY; Miss A Durand, do; Mrs Ponas and daughter L F Gauslon. and lady, V: © McGuire, Mo; GP Allen, SC; Mrs Vincent and daughter, Pa; E G Lind, Md; Chaplain Lan- bart. USN; W Martyn, Md: W Quigley, Del; W H Randall, Mi F Wulff. Va; J D Rerdd, Pa; G B Simpson, Kan; W P Cole, Md. KIRKWOoD HOUSE.—J Donshue, Cal; W Doug herto, DC; H Ewing, Kan; J H Clower, Va; Norris. Md; W OB Lathrop, Conn; E Brin- wily. Var A Mace, Md; F Gallaher, . RK Sanders, do; B King 1. Pendar, NY; W Bows, a; R Mansell, La; F Du- ©; J Lytle. Pa; N Lenson, Md; G Frick, do. WASHINGTON HOUSE_w Baxter, Va; A P Sherry, Hon H BSmith H Hay, Jas Fitch, NY; Chas M Miles, Mt” A Phompron, Jno H Jenkins. Philad; Peter S Haslep, Me Geo Latimer, SC; BC B Potter, Ga: J B Proms’ Jno R C’ Lewis, R Contee, Halifax. nas ————————— BIOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERsS. KOM THE UNITED Statxs. From Evnorg. - Liverpool... B Vauderbilt..... Southa’pton Atlantic .. -lverpool . lew York..July mtha’pton.New York,.July 15 The California Mail Steamers leave New York on the Sth and 20th of each month, Miscellaneous. FOR SCREW-PROPELLER LOOP-OF-WAR. Navy DEraR{MENT, i Bureau of Construction, &c., June 21, 1857. The Bureau will receive Sealed Proposals, Speci- fications and Plan til the 24th day of August next, endorsed “Sor the Construction of a Steam Pprorosars eee ata Pf ed by the act of ‘The Pro} pais roust be forthe hull, spars and spare spars, rigging and blocks, sails and spare sail pings. ee boats, anchors and tanks, easks, furniture and cooking utensi!s, the steam machin- ery ‘work, with ail the equipments and out- fits of as f-war ; to be complete and ready inall respects to receive ber officers and men, provisions, ‘mamont. Ter cae stores, end Provisions will be fur- rovernment. nigned by oe Stone must fully describe the mate- rials to ed, the method sizes of fastenings, the detail of sizes and arrrangement of the machin- ery. the various fixtures of equipment and outfit, the cabin for captain, wardroom for 12 officers, steerage for 14 officers, apartments for ead, clothing, 1 pirit-rooms, Iso, the dimensions rs, Cae and al! the other objects included posal. pplication to the commandant of any navy- bidder can see the list of stores and _provi- ith which the government will furnish the and for which, also, the contractor in his plans must provide capacity and convenient stowage. _ The plans must be mocks crewing, from which the ship can be built, showing the inboard arrange- ments, the allotments of space for accommodations for store rooms, for the stowage of the various ob- jects of equipment, outfits, provisions, and stores, the arrangement of the mashinery and the disposi- tion of the coal. There must also be a plan of the showing the courses, top sails, top-gallant b, and spanker. : The plans will be accompanied by a model, which with the drawings of the bull, must be ona scale of one-quarter of an inch toa foot. The ship to be pierced for chase, stern, and broad- the latter not less than twelve in nimber on each side, and to be 14 feet 2 inches from centre to cent The port sill to be 20 inches above the deck ; = ports 44 inches fore and aft, and $8 inches indepth. : he weight of armament to be provided for in the displacement will be 160 tons of 2,249 pounds. ‘he total complement of officers and men will be 265 persons, and the ship must stow provisions for inf and water for 9)days, with a condenser for distilling fresh water. Fuel to be carried for 13 days full steaming. and the vessel to make under steam alone at her deep-load draught of water ten knots in & smooth sea. The deep-load draught of water, when armed and fully equipped with men, provisions, and stores ofall kind, end ready for sea, not to ex- ceed 16 feet, and the lowest port sill to be 8 feet above the load line, ‘The propeller to be fitted to hoist up; and the boil- ers to fave a ere chimney, so that the ship may not be impaired as a cruiser under sail, for which she 1s intended. The bidder will state the time considered naces- sary to complete the ship for sea, Sogethor with the price, fully equipped as hefore named. ‘The otject of the department in inviting proposals 1s to obtain the very best ship-of-war that the mer- cantile marine can produce, and proposals will be received from puilders only. ‘The proposa: ipecifications, and drawings which conform to the conditions now prescribed, and coin- bine the greatest number of ndvantages, will be se- lected, and the price must receive the approval of the department before a contract will bemade. ‘The reputation of bidders as successful constructors will have due weight. ‘The specifications, drawings, and models of parties not obtaining the contract can be withdrawn by thei, je B-lawsw U TED STAT PATENT OFFICE, J Wastine Ton, July 4th, 1957, On the petition of Henry Burden, of Troy, New York. pray ing for the extension of a patent granted to him on the lth of September, 1843. for an im- rovementin “ machinery for making horse shoes” for seven years frein the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the Lith day of September, 1857. It is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the Pate n Monday, the 7th of September next, at l2o0 ; and all persons are notified to ap- pear and show cause,ifanys they have, why said pe- tition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file m the Patent Office their oljections, #pecizl!y set forth in writing, at least ted days before the day of hearing; ail testimony filed by either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit- ted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on application. ‘The testimony in the case will be closed on the 27th of August ; depositions and other papers relied upon as testimony must be filed in the office on or before the morning of that day; the arguinents, if any, within ten days thereafter. Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing- te €.: Republican, Baltimore, Md.; Union and P 4 Becrienaryh, Pa.; Daily News, New York, N and Post, Boston, M once a week for three successive weeks previc tember next, the rai of hearing. CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents. P. S. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office,with a paper containing this notice. jy 7-law3w READY BARLEY MALT< for sale at the CITY MALT HOUSE, cornet of West Falls avenue and Block street, Baltimore, Md. may 6-ly = sauna aicneiamaies INGTON HAS RECEIVED PUT- Tagazine for July. Magazine for July. a} Magazine for July. jou's Dollar Montiily for July. New York Journal for Ju Jonathan for the 4th of ‘0 the 7th of Sep- The great Pictorial Broth: Joly, fuil of ulustrations. Allthe Newspapers. Magazines. and everything in the Stationery line kept constantly on irand, and for sale at JOS. SHILLINGTON?S, Bookstore, Odeon Building, oorner 4*4 street and Penn. avenue. WINDOW GLASS —ow boxes 10 by 15 French Window Glass, will be soldat one dollar and seventy-five per box for eash, in lots of 14 boxe: 2d, and 3d qualities, 4 by ¢ Glass for hot-Louse 10,8 by 12, 9 by 12, and Jo by 12 cheap. R. H. MILLER, SON & CO. Alexandria, Va. ie 22 I U PONT’S GUNPOWDER. Tam allt supplied wih ! the various kinds of DU PC ON 8 GUNPOW DER, and arm prepared to supply the same inany quantity to parties Wauling, on the most evatante tere Ls Agent for t No. 35 High street, may 12-tf (Intel.&States) Georgetown, D.C. IGEST OF THE MARYLAND REPORTS, y Messrs. Stockett, Merrick, and Miller, Attor. neys at Law ; comprising Gill’s Reports, nine vo Maryland Reports, eight vols.: and Maryland Chan- ecery Deciswons, four vol: unplete in one volume ; price tendollars being a continuation of the Digest of Messrs, Nogris, Brown, and Brune. je ls FRANCK TAYLOR. JM. H. HEYL, HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZIER, Will thankfully receive and promptly and neatly ex? ecute any orders in his line with which bis friends and the public may favor hin. Orders can be loft at No. 484, corner 6th and C sts., or at Ridenour’s Con- fectionery Store. No. 3° Pennsylvania avenue (north side) between 9th and 10th streets. ‘Those who ma: intrust work ¢o him may rely on its being execut with neatness and dispatch, and at the lowest rates. je 3-2 STECQUELE 3 BRITISH SOLDIER. an ‘9 anecdotal History of the British Army, 1 vol, London, 1857 ; $1.25. Billiards in ‘Theory and Practice, by Capt. Crawley, 1 vol., London, 1457, with engravings ; $1.25. One Hundred Old Glees, Rounds. and Catches,with words, and Pianoforte accompaniments, London, 1857; 5c. Hardwicke’s Peerage for 1457, 1 vol.; Ste. Hardwicke’s Baronetage for i857, | vol.: 37. Rardwicke’s House of Commons for 1857, 1 vol.; 370. sole cna of Universal History, 1 vol.; London, Crolopedia of the Physical Sciences, by J. P. Nich ol, astronomer, I 1857. Universal Dictionary of jan, and G 1857. z German Languages Gy 2) RAN JOTICE.—C. R. L. CROWN & CO. are re- | cerving daily some of the finest PURNI- TUR offered in tins market, which we invite the attention of those in want, as we —e them they can save at least 10 per cent. ainely— Handsome carved marble-top Bureaus and Tables ouewood and walnut Tete-a-Tetes, Sofas Wardrobes, Chairs of all kinds, Cherry and [25 aoe i Mattreses, hair, oorn-top, and husk; Comforts, stends, high and low-post. g iankets, Hed: ocking Chairs, cane and wood-seats. shions for Chair, Settees, Clocks of all kinds, met —_ Sideboards, What-not. all kein some extra fine Carpets, i Waiters. Glass Ware, Crockery Ware of all kinds, Feather and Fancy Goods of al! kine And other Goods too numerous to mention to which We invite the attention of housekeepers and others as we are determined to sel! for cash or to punctual oustomers. Cc. R. L. CROWN & CO. oor. of 6th atree: and Penn. ave. P. S.—We shal! still continue our regular sales o1 Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday , both ‘morning and evening, in front _of our store. Consignments Boli~ cited, and in ail cases advances made when required, C.R.L. C. & CO. ap 25-tf (Intel) Auctioneers, \TERESTING TO FAMILIES, The following extract from a New York cannot fail to be interesting. In referring ae | eoeipts of Teas in this country for one Be to Bop snes Meare they will be 12,- a1 ‘unds short of the imports of the end- ing sie 3, (and that sa — he advance in bixck teas. Oolongs, since last December, has been fifteen cents per pound; and Young Hyson Teas, of tow and mediuin grad have experienced an advance of one hundred per cent. over last seasun’s closing prices. “Tt will thus be seen th: rong and rapid advance in the tea market has been the It of w short supp! active demand ; but when widered nied we may hear at any f Ure suspension of shipments at Shanghai, fact, that, as soon as a sufficient force from Eng Srrivee at the seat of war, al! five ports of entry in China, will probably be placed under strict blockade, it would not be surprising to see ‘Teas ata much “=< figure than they have yet attained. 'B view of these facts, we hold out very great in- ducements for familios'to lay in their nupplies of Tene. KING & BURCHELL, fell-tf Corner Vermont and 15th stree' UMPHRIES « JU HYs Fourth street pl LOSE Eand F, Shar hes, FLAS +n ye open dal noe, whi al . Monday “un sa for those wit yenenence, in t es ‘alley pouree or there. Weber's Band has been eee nupity to do a0 bee me el tein yattendanee.” nmsged for the nea- ve on and constantly mak, t purest Larger to be obtained in the city, iota | | | | Insurance, &c. Pe ct en at nS ASHINGTON INSURANCE COM y, WwW CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. Capital, —. 0. 2... $200,000 4 This Co: 1s now pre; ti fe y EOF tiope for INRURANCE SE, ‘enth Street on at the usual City rates, without Any charge for Policy, at their Te and Pennsylvania Avenue, over the ‘Washington City Sevings Ban! Medicines. private nee eatin SIO. G1C. IEW OF MARRIAGE, PH fC ROX AT AMARA 49% and Colored Lithographs 1. B. La > 30 poges and 190 fine Pir et res all parts othe Union, to reosive applica- BUILDINGS. MER. 107 PRICE ON Physiological View of Mar ILJ” Seni free af postage to _ Dr. M. B. La Croix’ fice, corner of riage. yw and revised edition of 250 pages and IRECTOR: Taotsates. "Price 25 cents & copy. A popular and Wn. F. Bayly, comprehensive treatise on the duties and casualties pier jam . of single and married life—happy and fruitful allian- Wm. Orme, Hudson mode of securing them—iuielicitous and infer- raucIs Poe oem M. W. Gal tile ones—their obviation and removal—nervous de- enj. Hy Ja MES C., MeGUI RE, President. TEC AND INDE LOSS AND DAMAGE BY ERILS OF THE SEA THES TRANSPORTATION, FARMERS AND MECHANICS’ ENSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA, Frag, MaRing, anv INLAND INsvRANCE. Authorized Capital.___.....,—.. $1,250,000!!! bility, its causes and cure, by & process at once so simple, safe, and effectual, that failure is unpossible SORT Fhem | San Senne Seas et aires . it! u ol rvations NITY FROM on oe afl mode of treatment—precautionary FIRE, AND INLAND evil results from empiri: wack is aaa mentaries on the diseases of fe. which is comi ries ~ es—from infaucy to old age—each case graphical- ly illustrated by beautiful piates. It*points out the remediegfor those self-inflicted miseries and disap- pointed © unfortunately prevalent in the ‘oung. It isa truthful adviser to the married, and those contemplating marriage. Ite Haack 1s partio- larly recommended to persons entertaining secret Toutes of their phy sical condition, and who are oon- scious of having hazarded the health, happiness and practice ; to privileges to which every human being is entitled to, Orrice, nonce weer pla cia PENNSYLVANIA oa figs 33 Conte por copy, or Riva open Led Bo Meee z TREET, WASHINGTON, ree of pos * evens eee. ASHINGTOM by addressing Dr. LA CROIX; (post paid,) Albany, DIRECTORS. New York, enclosing 25 cents. Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Charles Dingee, N. B. Those who prefer may consult Doctor [LA George H. Armstrong, ‘homas Manderfield, CROIX ,upon any of the diseases upou which his Charlies A. Rubicam, Sdwa6d R. Helmboild, book treats, either personally or by mail. His medi- George Helmbold, . Carroll Brewster, cines often cure in the short space of six days, James E, N Leec! completely and entirely eradicate all traces of those EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Secretary. LOCAL SURVEYORS. Charles Walter, No. 397 D street, opposite City John M Thornton, corner Ist street and Virginia avenue, tt. BAL THOMAS B. FLOREN y Jr. CE. Fi disorders which copaiva and cubebs have so lor rp been thought an dote. to the ruin of the health o| the patient. i F renc! me reat con- tinental remedy for that class of disorders which un- fortunately, bysioians treat with mercury, to the irretrievable jestruction to the patient's constitu- tion, and which all the sarsaparilla in the world can- ar 8, No. 22 436 street. not oure. ohn Ruggles, No. $01 ian atrece: below Pennsy!- A iape No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y, Vo cat ee -aaece ee oe Se ee MARINE SURVEYOR. HE GREATES' Captain J. P. Ley: 0. 367 Pennsylvania avenue, T aspires DISCOVERY Opposite National Hotel . OF THE AGE, aes pine 2 aint EEENT- Mr. Kexnrpy, of Roxbury, has discovered in one Authorized Capital and Assets........91,473,001 7 Assets -._.. Invested in Bonds; Morizazes, and Goed The following statement exhibits the business and condition of the Company to November 1, 1856: Premium received on marine &nd inland risks to No- vember 1, 1856. ire premium...... nterest on loan.......-------- Total receipt aud marine Paid fire lo Balance remaining with the Company. . $223,057 (7 The Assets of the Company are as follows: i cre ge city and county bond. . ailroad bonds First mortgnges, real ests if on call lation br: Deposited with Duncan, 8 Stocks, collaterals, Girard ‘aud consolid New York... Deterred payment on stock not Notes for marine premiums. . Due from agents, secured by bondi Premiums on policies recently issu debts due the company Balauce in bauk The business of this Company will compare favor- most successful similar institutions in ably with ti the United States. From the Istday of August, 1255, in fifteen months, mber, 1856, the premiums amounted to the large sum of id one hundred and eighty-tive ight cents, with the payment of jes and expenses of one seven thousand one hundred and twenty-eight dol- the ist day of. terest receiv four hundred thousa dollars and sixty up to and lo lars and sixty-one cent: With these evidence: share of public patro: offered alies, ne Company is prepared to issue policies against loss or damage by fire on DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN- WAKEHOUCSES, «DINGS and their contents; CHAN DISE, transported by Vases, STRAMBOATS, CANAL Boats, RAILROADS ep wre? to os Any portion of UFACTOR All deseriptions of or all kinds of M TES, BUT and the usual EU. ND A} . and on the hulls of STEAMBOATS navigating the Western Waters. The rates of premium will be as low as other com- panies, and in fixing them every u construction and @rrangement will be taken into con- sideration. All! tice, Mth street, Washin morthiwest corner Philadelphia, And in other by autho Baskine HOUSE Dsposits.— De; Without charge. cities receiv: on INTEREST ON on Deposits at such rates Deposits iy VirGiInta AND UNCORKENT. Deposits in Virginia and other Uncurrent Noney re- ceived to be checked for, payable in same funds, orin specie, we charging the regular Exchange, Discgunts.—Notes, Drafts, and Bills o! will bediscounted, and Loans made on Stocks, Bo! and Securities, at the market rate. Lurrers oy Crxvit.—Letters of Credit will be furnished, negotiatie in the different Cities of the United States, on Deposit of Money or Collaterais and interest allowed if Money is deposited, an charged if Collaterals, on such terms as inay beaxreed upon. RAVELING Bitts of ExcuancE.—Travelers will rafts in such sums as may be de- sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union. Bits AND Lerrgrs oF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, IRE- LAND AND Evrope.—Bills of Exchange and be furnished with di of Credit on Engl: at the market ra! for ties bought in the different graph. RaiLRoap, City, aNd Starz Bonps.—Railroad, a 1s can be q c negotiation, either in this country or Kurope. Ratl- City, and State Bond road Iron purchased market rates. of success and good man- ment, the Directors feel justifi e, believing that the epee is ample, and that al! fair claims will be ad- justed more according tu equity than legal technical- see speedily adjusted and thwest corner Penns: ton City, D. Insurance may also it effected at Walnut and Second streets, princisa! cities of the United States zed officers of the Company. OF CHUBB BROTHERS. sits received and Checks paid Draite on the northern seaboard feposit at par, and Exchange on said Cities furmshed to depositors without charge. Deposits. reland and Europe, furnished “xchange, in sums to suit. | Bonps, Stocxs, &¢.—Bonds, 3 ying from 6 to 12 pr. ce: ities at a commBeion of 6 pr. cent. Where Stocks are bonzht upon orders, we reserve the right to call for a deposit of 10 pr. centon the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- of our common pasture weedy a remedy that curea BVERY KIND OF HUMOR, rom The worst Scrofula down to a common Pimple. a Go He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never filed except in two cases, both ‘Thund: iu- mor. _ He has now in lus possession over one hundred Gortiostes of its value, all within twenty miles of 0 523,057 OT Securities, on. ‘wo bottles are warranted to cure & nursing Sore ~ B34 et © | Mouth. LT. g)204 47 | One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimples on the Face. - ‘Two or three bottles will clear the system of Bilos. ‘Two bottles are warranted to oure the worst Cauker in the Month and Stomach, aceite oe pateles are warranted to cure the worst kr of Erysy AS. One or two boltles are warranted to cure all Hu- mor in the Eyes. . Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the Ears and Blotches among the Hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to oure corrupt and pbgeers A Ulcers. One bottle will cure Sealy Eruptions of the Skin. Two or three bottles aré.warranted to cure the $177,128 61 ~ $16,848 18 | worst kind of Ringworm. + 11,000 00 | "Two or three bottles are warranted to oure the +++ 145,500 00 | most most desperate case of Rheumatism. 32,400 00 | Threw to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt- 5,125 00 | rheum. . Five toeight bottles will oure the worst case of 30,000 Scrofula. A benefit 1s always experienced from the first bot- tle, and 8 perfect cure is warranied when the above quantity is tuken. . Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a common weed growing on the pastures, and along old stone walls, should cnre every humor inthe system ; yet itis fixed fact. If you liave a humor, it has to start. There are no IFS nor AN DS, hums nor lia’s aout it suiting some cases, buthiot yours. I peddied over @ thousand bottles of it iu the vicinity tg Boston. know the effects of it in every case. It has already dons some of the greatest cures ever done in Massachusetts. I gave it to children a year opie of sixty. I have seen Poor, puny oking children, whose flesh was soft and restored to a perfect state of health by one To those who are subject to a sick headache, one bottle will always cure it. It “Spe great relief in catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it had been costive for years, and have been regulated by it. Where the body 1s sound it works quite easy, but where there is any derangement of the functions of nature, it will cause very singular feelings, but ‘ou must not be alarmed; they always disappear in tow fourdaysto a week. There is nevera re- sult from it; on the sont when that feeling is one, you Will feel yourself liken new person. I feard some of the moxtoxtravagent enoontiums of it that ever man listened to. is A In my own practice | always kept it strictly for hu- mors—but since its introduction as a general family medicine,,great and wonderful virtues have been found in it that I never suspected. _ Several casos of epilepMc fits—n disense which was always considered incurable, have been cured by a few bottles. O, whata merey if it will prove effeo- tual in all cases of that awful maiady—ther® are but few who have seen more of it than I have. I know of several cases of Dropsy, al! of them Bred eople cured by it. For the various diseases of the waiver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spire, and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, &c., the discovery hag done more good than any medicine ever known. No shear’ of diet ever necessary—eat the best you can get and enongh of it. Directions for Use.—Aduita one table-spoonful per day—children over ten years doasert-spoonfgi— children from five to eight years, te no directions canbe applicable to ali take suthcient to operate on the bowel MANUFACTURED B is DONALD KENNEDY. No. 120 Warren Street. Roxbury, Massachusetts. Agenta for Washington.—Chas, Stott & Co., Z. ed, and + 25,479 38 undred and sevent: in soliciting @ provement in | Seat paid. ivanis avenue and the Home Office, pi spoonful, At stitutions, twice o day. nterest will be allowed may be agreed upon. Gilman, Kidwell & Lawrence, J. B. Gardner, Burry Toney. | & Co., D. Walsh & Co., F. 8. Walsh, J. P. Stone, Martin King, Nairn & ‘Palmer, Schwartz & Co. G Boswe! aiel B. Clark, J.P. Milburn, Dunbar Dyson, Ford & Bro. Axgeni Goorgetown.—R. S. Cissell, O M Lentham, J. mny S-ly _ . YO ALL THAT VALU JON ACTICAL OPTICTAN ‘Wishes to call “the attention of all that Se suffer with defeotive sight, caused by age, sick- ness, and pertioularly from flasses injudiciously se- lected, to his supewior SPECTACLES and GLASS- ES carefully ground by himself to a true spherical accuracy, and brilliant transparency, suited precise- ly and beneficially to the wearer, according to the cons or convexity of the eye. Very numerous. are the ill effects caused to the precious organ of sight from the pegs aa of using glasses in uot bein Procieety suited, by the use of an Optome- ter; and the practice of many years enables juin to measure the focal disease of the eyes, and such glasses that are absolutely required will be furnish- ed with precision and satisfaction, JOHN TOBIAS acknowledges the very liberal encouragement already obiained, and further solicits the patronage of those who have not yet availed themselves of his aid. Sxchan idwell, THEIR SIGHT, Letters tucks, and Securi- always for sale, or placed in our hands for Bo Persons that cannot conveniently cail, by sending ieaxo Whunaere“iand Werruute bough at the | {26 elanees i ube, art tate how meny Inches they e at 5 = All Warrants sold by us are guaran- | oT eth auch as Will te ceoee oe sight. . teed in every respect. and ‘ties. bought and sold, and ‘arrants located on Ge yea and Warrant quotations regular! ested. “Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible r Innumerable testimonials to be seen ; and referen- ces given to mary who have derived the greatest ease and comfort from his glasse: 'y furnished if re- 8. Circulars to be had gratis, at his office, No. 512 coceath street, three doors from Odd Fellows’ Hall, up staira, i EAL Estate anp Inevrances.— Real Estate , NoRFOLY, September 7, 1854. Sin: The Spectacies you je for me suit vei Insurances effected. well, an jks to have improved my sight more than Ciaims on Unite Statxs, Court or Crarme, Conor usx.—Claims on the United States, before the Court of Claims or Congress. prosecuted by proinpt a ian 27 [STEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. — MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, Opposite the Treasury. ; HOUSE OF THE BO08E BROTHERS THE HOUSE OF cut ab & BROTHER, BARROW & CO., able attorneys. HUBB BROTHERS, Opposite the Treasury. any other I have lately tried. atruntad te we; snite LITT. W. TAZEWELL. I have tried a pair of Spectacles obtained from Mr. Tobias, and find them of great assistance to tay sight, sad corresponding heidi bis description of the focus. r 161 868 ski opuioian. ae HENRY A. WISE. sarang been induced by a friend to visit the estab- lishment of Mr. Tobias for th alt eee blue, ings afforded me reltef and Kratification than any 1 have ever tried. i ht, ood, t- ee ing sid foading af nicht roquemtionte ewer eta HAS. Sr. J. UBB, | hour; but with f these glasses I can study Soa ip Batnaw; pinoet as late 4nd that too without the pain s ave prev: 5 HENRY HOLMES, ve previously s' JOHN W LSON Late Commissioner Gen’! fice. 6. 11. 1855. Davenrort, lowa, 5 posed 8. St. J.C have used Mr. Tobias’s S) for three o1 robes ° ies W BARROW, four monty and ‘ake great P feaaure in azine that ba 7 5 } am mu eased Ww! em. ave UT me tett Ly NS benefited by thom, "GEO. P. SCARBURGH, STOCK IN THE OLD DOMINION COAL | May 5th, 185%. SO COMPANY, KANAWA COUNT Subsoriptions will be received at the Bankin; House of Chubb Brothers, for the remaining st of the above company, bern, The soeieat stock 18 $100, 870,00) has been subsoribed. repared for active operations, and 6 p erest will be guaranteed upon the stock now offered for sale, by the original stockholders, for the period of two years. Particulars in regard to the stock, and its prospects, be made known Mpon application to CHU BH a P. P. DANDRIDGE, Agen. Y, VA. 1 was recommended to Mr. John Tobias as a skil- ful optician; and as | have vee of remarkable peou- larity, I was gratified to find that Mr. Tobias seem- ed to comprehen (ene inspection and amen th ‘ed sh . | Measurement, and he has made me a pair of ei f which cles that suits meadmirably. A. ¥. BUTLER, he mi re now July 1, 1856. " t. in- Witmincton, N.C., Jan. 17, 1854. w offered | Mr. J. Tobias. Dear Sir fam happy to aay that the Spectacles which I « ned from you last week are entirely satisfactory, From an inequality in th visual range of my eyes, I have heretofore found reat difficuity paigotting lasses of the proper focal istance. It atfords me pleasure to state that, by the aid of your optometer, this diificulty has been happi- Depot, streets. 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF, near corner of 13th Sti H. STINEMETZ, having made arrangement, fompany of Hatters to be = ? nished with the st popular utyles of NioLES IN AND BEAVER xian A will hereafter ha Co count of 123@ per cent upon the actual market price, making theHat sold for 4 (and not ey awe for $5) fc Balight Perior quality f ena fe To make th or A ior the money. o 8 Bifectual, he will keep no ok, w the low price of tion in quality 9: he wil Kh ‘no losses wy Ga for Men, Persons are invil ISth Street. 370 "3 8 a aid Gent's PURNIS ‘ust open may W F ANCY BASKETS.—A largé quantity of Fancy Baskets, which were sent to our address from Paris by mistake, will be sold at half-price to cover the duty advances. for two weeks only,at the Music corner of Pennsylvanin avenue, th and D 3. METZBRROT t e! ew Styli ELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW 0. joys, Mii to call aud examine our stook. Call at 236 Pennsylvania Avenue, near corner of DER BROWN®’ HOTEL A splendid G Soon styleand make, at the Emporium of Fashion, No. Ed Browns’ Hotel, heer if 4 gn vate entrance, ly obviated, so that the glasees you furnished me are decidedly the best adupted to tay eyes ofany I have Very respectfully, you R.B. DRANE, 1 rr retful re, ~B. Pipe 7 Rector of St Janee's Purch, DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1855. From natural defects and the unequal eyes, I have been compelled to use gl ral years. Ihave tried different opti obtaining glasses perfectly Rited to my e ont hy Jor TN a ecially rfectly. {target he is enabled to t ses Most minutely to theeye. 1 most cheerfully recommend Mr. Tobias to all having occasion to use fur- @ 8 dis- lasses, and bear my test: 4s to his skili as an Sptician. HENRY EL BALDWIN, Ass’t Seo’y to sign Warrants. P.S. OPERA GLASSES ot praet ety. TEL- BES PES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH-MA- but sel! exclusive- ER GLASSES, and many other articles in this cannot fail betmg | live at very low prices constantly on hand. thereby enabling hum | _ iv 18—Iv . 1 profit, meeting C°xA HONEY. ; The subsoriber has ju Have for sale, ten tierees of chilled CU Bes ‘Yat his Gro- tain Provision Store, No. 554 12th street and inna Avenue, tom sand Infants’ wear. corner of | Je 18-tf JONAS P. LEVY. P87 5 AS being about the largest in this eity at the sortment of | t and having been purchased before the -MADE CLOTHING | ri Leather, be wold at about.15to of the finest | per cent. loss than goods purebased at this ime. Call and examine for yours Ives, at S. P. HOOVER'S, jell Aron Hall, Pa, ave, bet, 9th and loth sts, Travelers’ Directory. ()EANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. GREAT SOUTHERN MAILLINE. i ily, ( nights excepted,) between TAMAS eoiaeactt.te et hice Leaves Yyestansten = Sega a. ~ jon o'clock p Fare from Washington to Micihmond, $5 50, LYNC JRG and the SOUTHWEST. fe loess at 6 o'clock a. *m. with the rites onthe irgimia and Ten nee Road for MEMPHIS, | M from. C for iogesvine to Lynebburg e ——— aoe are from ashington to TK, , ic ™ = Memphis, H25. The most expeditious route to the Vircime Springs—only six hours’ stage travel to the Green- brer White Sulphur. ese Washington at 6a. m., arriveat WHITE SULPHUR the same night. Fare from Alexandria to White Sulphur, $12.0, The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh street, being owned by the Railroad Company, runs in gonnection with the trai! Tickets for Richmond and the Boat. ynchburg procured on © iL7” Omnibusesand Baggage Wagons will beat the Depot of the Washington Kail to conTey pus- sencers and baggage to the Steamboat, fur Alexan- dria, a distance of ix miles, allowing simple time meena: JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. _ Alexandria, July, 1857. jy 8-tf Fo® OLD POINT AND NORFOLK, The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the sth of July, commence running r. rly to the above places, leaving Was! HE Eleventh-st. wharf) Ten, ; NESDAY and SATURDAY at 9o'ciock a m._ Re- turning, will leave Norfolk every MONDAY snd THURSDAY at 4 o'clock p. m. She will touch, going and Brturaiog at OEE POINT), BES EY POINT, BLACKISTONE’S LAND, and the usual Ey onthe Potomas. a pare meais,to Old Pout and Nor folk, FIVE DOLLARS, je Wtf WM. MITCHELL. UN TED STATES MAIL LINE, ONLY REGULAR LINE AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR RIGHT YEARS, FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. Regular Sailing Days, 5th & 2th of cach month. Cavtion.—So many frauds and impom- tions of various kinds have been ree erpetrated On travollers bound toCAl “ORNIA, that the subsoriber, the on Agent for passage by the U.S. Mail L. ma, in the city of New York, feeiait his duty to caution all persons seeking passage to California, that, To AVOID IMvosiTioN, they must be onreful to bud the true office of the Steamsluips of the U.S. Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, a8 no other office in New York 1s authorized to enzage passage. — e Companies have only one office ia New York, which is at 177 West street, corner of Warren stroet, fronting on the North River, at the head of the Com- pany’s Wharf. ir Observe my sig0 ov or the door. je 19- I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, w Ve DS. a ee Oa Te \W23HINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. TRAIT RUN AS FOLLOWS: From WASHINGTON at 6 a. m., connecting at Relny with trains forthe Weet, and at Baltimore with those for Philadelphia and New York; at 8.30 4, m.. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York; at p.m. for Baltimore and "Norfolk, and st Relay with Frederick train. 5 EXPRESS at 4.2) p. Relay for the West, and for Auuapolis, ltumore, Pluladelpiia, and n Sunday a an . ms 1 for WASHINGTON at ee From BALTIMO 4.15 and 9.1548. m.,3 eed pers 15. an, An eye T.H. PARSONS, Agent. _ YORK AND LIVERPOOL HE NEW NITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Fee ATLANTIC .... The ADRIA FIC james West. ps having been built by contract expressly vernment servioe,every oare has been taken as also in their engines, to in- eure strength and speed, and their acoommodations for passengers are unequaled for elegance and fort. Price of passage from Negr York to Liverpool, in first cabin, $/3); in second do., $75; exclusive use of extra size state rooms, $325. From Liverpool te New York, 3) and 2) guineas. An experienced Sur- geonattached to each . No berths can be secured until paid for. ‘The «| of this line have improved water-tight bulk- head ; PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. POOL. 257 Wednesday, June 24.1857 357, Wednesday, Juiy 8. 1057 1257| Wednesday, July 22. 1857 - 1857) Wednesday, Aug. 5 1857 1457 Wednesday, Aug. 19.1437 Paturday, Sept. 12 .. 1857] Wednesday, Sept. 2 1457 Saturday, Sept. 23 .. 1857 Wednesday, Sept. 1857 Saturday, Oct. 10.....1857/ Wednesday, Oct. 14. 1357 Saturday, Oot. 24 1857) Wednesday, Oct. 1857 Saturday, Nov. 7.... 1857 Wednesday Sat ’ 25.2... nee , ¥ sail | Wednesday, Deo, 23.1857 For freight or, 2, apply to NEDWARD KP COLLINS, No. 56, Wall street, ew York. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool, Senne KENNARD & CO., 2, riars, London, B.G. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. ‘The owners of these ships wil! not be accountable for gold, silver, bullior 18, jewelry, precio! stones orsnetala, unle: o ing are signed therefor and the value thereof expressed therein. je is . [a ASHINGTON AND ALEXAN A, V ‘i AND MOUNT PERNON. CHANGE oF Hovrs.—The Steamers GEORGE WASH +TO? or THOMAS COLLYER will depart at the follow. ing hours, on and after 3d May next: eave Alexandria, at 7, 83, 10%, L2, 2, 4%, and Gy Austin clock. ° Treave Washington, nt 7.9%, 11%, 13%. 53¢,and2, ‘The publio may confidently rely on the Boat start- ing at the tune adverts One of the Boats will makea trip to MOUNT VERNON on Texspay and FRipay of each week, leaving Washington at 9.0'ciock @.m. GEO-T. HOWARD, { Captains. Either Boat may be chartered for’ E-xoursions at any time, on application to JOSEPH BRYAN, President of the Company, at his office, 39) Penn. avenue. orto the Captains onboard. ap S+tf STEAMER GEORGE PAGE. SS HOURS OF DEPARTURE poles mien exandria at 439, 7%, 9, 10%! fhington at 6,8, 9%, 11 5%, 7. renin EUS Pe PRICK, Captarn._ DWARDS’ FERRY FOR A .. URG, Va., vin Chesapeake and ‘The Packet Boats AR GO and M.C. MEIGS, will making daily trips to the above point on Monday, Maréh 23, leaving the rf of W. BR. and H, G. Ritter, Georgetown, D. C. ever; morning at7 o’olock, Sundays exoepted; through in oy hours; agri | Georgetown at iwevex o'clock in the morning, the Boats wili arrive at the Great Falls, or Washington Aqueduct, at 10a. m., Seneca at 12m., Edwards’ Ferry at 3 p.m., where a stage will be ip readiness to meyty! pagsongere to Leesburg, Va. Returning, leave Edwards’ Ferry every day af nine o'clock in the morning, aud arriving in Georgetown “through Tioke' termediate points rou, inte as follow: n Great Falls or Washington ‘Anwodact, sO gents; Seneca, 75 cents; Edwards’ Ferry, gue: Leesburg, Virginia, including coach, siz eals served on the at wine ees, mar 25 W.H. & H.G. RITTER. NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST. MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPLETED—CONNECTING Stes Charleston, S. Ey Chattano aah, Ga. Memphis, vit last oopneating ink of Railroad between NEW ;, Savan- all the Northeastern cities, with RK AN ISSISSIPPI RIVER. ‘his road is now completed and opened for thereg- ular transportation of Passengers and Freight, and will atfor! more Expedition less Expense than any other route pate the Northeast and South- west. Passengers and Shippers wi!l take due notice thereof, and govern themselves accordingly. Passenger ‘Trains leave Steveuson daily o'clock, a. m.,(after the arrival of the trau Chattanooga at 2% from Nashville, and arrive at Memphis same day at 7 p. m., conneoting with First Clase Steam Packets New Orleans, and all other impor- tant points upon the Western Rivers." Goods oon- signed to Railroad Agents at Charieston or Savan- pa will be forwarded to Memphis and other points, y Fe ‘rains. Freight in charge of the Adams Express Come pany is carried over this route daily by ‘hwo? ger trains. F.C.Aa sh jenera) Su; Huntsvityx, (Ale.) April ist, 1857, *Thi h Tickets to Memphis, &c., sold at Wil- mington, N. C,; Charleston, S.C.; Augw: ‘Savan- . Moon, Atlanta, and Colum! ; ery, Ala; Chattanooga, and Nasbville, Tenn. ‘9 connect with the Western Trains on this road, passengers will take the might trains from Wil > ton. N.C.; Augusta, Ga.; Chettanooga and Nashville ke and th ¥, trains from Charleston and Atlanta, Ga. ap7-tt OME-MADE CARRIAGES. H We have on of our_ ow! sepuhetare, a ne Resortment of all kinds of CAR AG ste b Sa! very best, latest, | coe roved styles,and wai in point Sockunusllp nd material, to be equal toany made in the city of Waahington on any er city in the Jnited States. We respectfully solicit a call from the cit and strangers to examine our work ; as to let none surpass us a ind of REA IRING ina work- manii ke manner, at reasonable prices. cake TROPA ARSE EW MUSIC AT ELLI8’S PIANO AND N Muno i ie” ____ Tyavelers’ Directory. PORTANT SCHEDULE. EW ANDI) FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. The recent ex ing oon! tire revision elerare tension and im; the Tuan: by which highly impo: vement of its lead- lines at the West hae copuneetenees ing Srrangements of this road Saeki che WObAt On Ds 15, 1857, THREE DAILY TRAINS in_both directions First—The ACC ‘MOND. ¥ A all from, Sunday,) Cum- bextand ate Pe 2, Adee arnves at Cum Seoond—' cepted) at 8 A. A.M MA M. - -+ @onneCt ing trains for Corumbus, Cincinnati, 5 2 Clevelan: rietta Road. also connects . Chicago. St. Louis, &e., and with Taine for Cleveland. 4 ‘oledo. dd Road, and also at ¥ reaching IL TRAIN starte (Sunday ex- ..and arrivesat W . bE Benwood with Cen Irdianapolia, Lou- ersburg rd—The ST. 1.OUIS CINCINN EXPRESS TRAIN pease at Gio FN ae necting at Benwood at 9A. M from Bellaire to Cincinnati, Cars at Colwmbus,) and wth express traine without change of there in but 25 hours ec Baltimore and 26 hours from Washing m. It on, connect at th oars roads for Chiiheothe, Cinemnati, Xema for Indianap Louis, and at Cineimnat: with the directly, in both directions, Parkersburg and Marietta Mossissipp: Express for Louisville Cairo and St, ies through to S itimore. the shortest o! ces in the West rom 49 to 100 miles shorte her rout connections are equally cic Tiying at Baltimore at 8.3) A. A Louis in less than 42 hours from all the central nuch less, while r than by From the West these a satisfactory, ar Bi @ checked through to al! te. A ROCEH TICKERS wenn fe teams Camden Station and xt Washington Passengers from Haltumore or view the entire road by dayligh ng trains, and lying over at Cu land, Oakland et 10.5), ming next morning by Wheelu commodation train, leaving Cumberlaud st a rates at Washington may t, by taking morn mberiand or Oak Ac And FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Caumbersami Ascommodauen rain at 7 A.M., Will stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the Wheeling Acoommodation st all Stations beyond Cumberiand Reine, West. Eastwardiy, the Mail Train lonves Wheeling at 8.99 A. M..and Acoommo. dstion leaves Cumberiand at 9, reach: P.M N the Mau osatwa) diy. The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at story jing at way stations. A; i. arriving at Haltimore The ELLICOTT’S M 515 P.M. Le 7 P. M.., e: A.M., and A. M. and FOR WASHI TON AND Leave Bali:more for Washin Leave W M.and Sand 4.2) 420 P. M. Onl seeond and fourth trains from Was @xpress mail trains. stopping only at Junetion and Aunnj n'y. ey for -M Lenves F rederi 12 noon. TRAIN leaves at 5.45 ‘en Ellicott’s Mille at 7 xeept Sunday. atS . M. rg THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA BRANCH. between Grafton and Park prssencers will take the Express westward ersbury iy and aera THE SOUTH. ‘ton at 4.15 and 9.15 A.M..3and5.15 P.M. On Sundays at 4.15 A. M., ind 5.15 P. y ¢ Baltimore at 6 and 8. A, - On Sundays st 7A.M., aud ‘The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the ton, will be Washington unction. po! The 9.15 and 5.15 trains from Baltimore and the 8.39 and 42 trains from Washington connect with trains from Annapolis. For tickets, information, fare, &c., ENGLAND, Agent, at the Tig Station. jy 13-+tf Mastor of Transpe ket oF VOO. tation, Baltimore. 8 vir $05.7. DSIDE, n O WESTERN TR AVELERS. SPRING AND ScCMMER ARRANGEMENTS. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. TWO DAILY AND T. ON AND AFTER JULY Ist, 1257, TWO DAI- LY TRAINS wy! leave Calvert Station for Pitts- burg and ail ol TRAINS TO PITTSBURG ¥ HE WEST. vi Westera aud South or Northwestern * THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN Leaves Baltimore daily (Sunda: A.M.. connecting with the Mail excepted) at 8.15 Tran over the great ra Railroad, and arriving in Cyneimnati at 1 sylvania Railroad The 8.15 A. M at Pittsbury Wayne an. ves Baltimore M. for Harrisburg. THE NIGHT Leaves Baltimore EVERY connecting with Li ix + the following day; at Chicago in $4 hours, Louis in 4! hou AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAIN daily (Sunday excepted) at 3 P. EXPRESS TRAIN NIGH htning Express over the r Pitteburg, arriving at | and 10 P. M. trains connect clese with trains over the Pastsdurg, Fo: Chicago Railroad and . Southern and Western connections. Passengers for Chiengo, Rock Island. B ington, Jowa City, Milwaukee, Madison, aud other leading cities in th will save one hundred miles of travel and at 10 P.M., | . M. iy re its Northera, Northwest, in time with four Jess changes of cars, by taking thie Passengers for Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo troit go by this route, and the time is mpe- quatied. being 43 miles shorter than any other reute. route. i Passengers for St. Louis, Indiana arrve in advance of any other rout nati. Columt my ton, inent cities. wick as Ai Ww Baxeng: and handled with ra Fo nd all points is, Ter- on the tower and make lees changes of cars and R THE NO M. ‘Tm The 8.15 A. M. aud 10 1°. With Express trains over the Daw: har New York. cimira, Rochester, B: ‘anaia, thus forming the route to North-western Penns and to Cinein- id other prom of route SCKED THROUGH RTH. ns connect closel n road for W » Niagara Falis direct railway mua and Western Passengers will find this the shortest, poop as and most oxpedious route to Niagara Falls and Canada. Through tickets are issued Columbia and Lancaster, each. each train having sure connections. gers by this route avoid trestied bridges and all a by all Philadelphia the tvatan, at 3 On the ineouvemence of ferry across the Susquehaoua river. Passengers for Hanover, arg. Catlisie and trains 8t 8.15 A.M. and 3. Passengers for BE DF: Emmittsb trains at 8.15 A.M Manchester, Get Chambersburg go but P.M. ‘ORD SPRINGS leave in - or 10 P.M., connecting with t over the Pennsylvania Railroad tu Luntu and by Broad Top Koriroad to Hopewell—thence by Arst class coaches to Bedford, passed by any in the country. F Passengers for over @ road uusur- are $6 5 cone SPRINGS, EPHRATA a4 DOL BLING CAP” tod PAPERTOWN leave by trains at 6.15 A STMINST' The Care on thig road make but « connecting with the 3 ROUGH w For T: Pp. rain, 3P. Mor ‘oP. Mf. BRANCH. we tip per day, TICKETS and farther infor- mation apply at the Ticket Office, Calvert Station, more. uly received for Fare. . corner of Calvert and Frankiin streets, Balti- Banksble Funds in LATION AND MANUVRES ts, by Captain Moorson, Royal HE ORGA of Steam Fi wy; 1 vol, Na The Marine Steam m, 1957. ine. by Ni ‘ain & Brown; 3d edition, enlarged, 1 vol.. London, 1855. Questions on the Marine Steam Engine, and Exami- nation Papers, by Nain & Brown, | vol., Bourne's Catechism of Steam Engine, new edition, re 1857. Murray on Marine om Steam Vessels, and the Screw, | vy rinstrong on $ Lou ‘eain Biolers, 1 vel., London. well on Steam and Locomotion, | v jon. vol., London. Bourne on the Screw Propelier, 1 vol. London. iler E: ineering by Arinstiong and Bourne,t Vol. L \<, The Stearn Engine for Practical Men, by Hann and Gener, | vol., London. The Indicator sud Dynamometer, by Nain & Brown, 1 vole, L The jou. rine Steam Engine, by 1 avy, 1 vol., London. stent. Gordon,Royal Rawson on the Sorew Propeller, 1 vol., London. Le Mecanicien i Vapuer, par E. Vaisseau, | vo ri. Paris, Capitaine de Dictionnaire de Marine, 5 Vapeur, par Bonnefoux et peur, par Bon eam UTED ‘ATES P. w Co rey 2 ment in “straw cutters, eXpiration of said paten 12th day of October, 1857: Engine. illu: of the Steam Engine ; — Sak oyy team Engine ; Wooderoft's Portwine on the dotes of the Steam Engine,2 ¥ nd many FRANCK TAYLOR. itaines de Vai » 1 vol., vattehiner n'y pur per Nee aK, trated ‘rogress of Steam Nw Steam 'Hoblyn's Russeil on Steam an Paris. iT Messrs. Lataille Manual wd Pambour’s Th of the Reid on the Steaa iS ine; 3 Stuart ATENT OFFICE, ASHING TON. July iv, 1857, On the petition of James Sanford, of Redding, for the extension of a patent gral on the 12th of October, 1843, for an improve- * for seven years frem the which takes place on the ted It is erdered, that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the next, at 12 o'clock m.; aud sl! per: Appear and she petition ought not to be granted. Persous opposing the extension are required to hie in the Patent ©: of hearing ; al jee their vlyections, s forth in writing, at least twenty day® be! aif testimony filed by either party to be of September pecilly set fore Une day used at the said hearing must be taken and transmit ted in apes npfance with ed — of the Ofioo, which will be ished on application. ‘Tho testimony in the onwe wili’be closed on the itt of September ; depomity upon " testimony must be filed au thi ra the mornine of that day; the arguments,ifany, bet within ten days thereafter. 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OMMOUATION TRAIN Camden Station, Baltimore, at 7 Aid_conent aes tral Ohio te. These trans Chicago and St. Great Ohio and . way tenhours are notified to yW Cause, if any they have, why sad