Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1857, Page 4

"EVENING STAR. A BABY SONG. ome. ite angels, to baby and me ; Comey iis bine eves with the image of sleep, Tn his surprise he will caase toweep: Mush, ‘ohuld. the ange's are coming to me! Come, white dove, to baby and me; Sefly whirr im the spent arr, Flatter abot it his goldea hair: fs Hark, child, the doves are coming to thee! Come. be ae ete — ind me ; before e So fall of womlerven nd wise? Hist, child, the lily~bells tinkle for thee. jome, white moon, to baby and me; Sentiy Hide o'er the ocean of e Silver the wav Bleep, child Items Touching the Times. A new Savings Bank bas been established at Columbia, 3. C. The Salem ( Mass.) Register reports that the re- cent experience of the Salem savings banks is directly contrary to that of similar institutions in other parts. Instead of being withdrawn, the deposits have considerably increased during the panic. The New England worsted mills, in obedience to the demands of the times, held a conference with the overseers of their mills in regard to a Teduection of wages of I2}4 per cent., towhbich the operatives agreed. Afterwards a number of the operatives left, but the mills aregoing onas usual It is stated that A. & A. Lawrence & Co. have determined to shorten their credits, both for home and-export sales. Six months is the long- est time viven to jobbers and large dealers who bay by the package only, and eight months to exporters ond shippers of American goods. The rumors as to the effect of the times on the Morris Cana! Company appear to be, in some im- portant features, incorrect. A private note from an officer in the company says the company have wisely, as they think, postponed ull improvement of their works, but have not discharged a single boatman. The reduction up to the 3d inst. is nearly $6,000, as compared with the same period last year, but the amount of income is greater than in year previous to the fast. The Charleston News has the following notice of the banks of that State: “The banks of South Carolina cannot suspend. A suspension is made, by law, a forfeiture of charter, tpso facto They must pay throngh any run or pressure to the last dollar in their vaults. Before this result could be reached with atl its disasters, the people of South Carotina, who were never freer from em- barrassment, could and would sustain them with such a large supply of agricultural products, and convertible at once into sustaining credits or specie, that the resources of the banks could be Tealized to any needed extent.” The Michigan Centrat Railroad Company dis- no less than five hundred of their em- ployees on the first day of the month. and will soon discharze more. Messrs kson & Willey, of Detroit, discharged the g?Pater part of the mea employed in their extensive irow works at the same time, being over one hundred in num- ber. The Detroit Locomotive Works also dis- charged thirty men, selecting those who had no families to provide for. They will dispense with the services of a large number more as soon as the locomotives. now under process of construc- tion are completed, which will be in the course ofa few weeks. A letter from Manchester. N. H , dated Oct. 5, says: For the three last days of this week the cotton factories Lave suspended operations he Manchester and Amoskeay corporations ring out their help at five o'clock, instead of a quarler to seven, as heretofore, which makes a diilerence of *%& hours during the five days they work im a week. For this, a reduction of pay is made the same as though were the loss of a whole day. in the * big s! have been notifir needed after comple way, which will be done in th urse of a week ortwo Notwithstandiug the hard looking pro=- bg there is good courage teft, and we are bound live in spite of the worst. The Charleston Courier of the Sth inst. says: We understand that within the last two la some two thousand bales of cotton have bern sold fn this market. sixteen hundred of which ‘were taken yesterday, that negotiations for the same have been made in sterling at par, and francs at 5 52% a5 55; and one of our nking in- stitntions hax signified its intention to aid the mercantile community in this way, if only toa limiced extent. We rejoice to notice and record these facts, ax they evidence the return of a bet- ter state of thing+. and sincerely hope that they are the harbingers of returning confidence. Our staple, as was naturally to be expected under the circumstances. has matezially deelined in value, holders having been forced to submit to sacrifices to effect sales. The transactions of yesterday show a decline of full two cents, and perhaps a litile over, from the highest point of the market Tue Ittxess of Cor. Baxton.—The Wasb- if ton correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, writing on the Sth instant, says: ““tr. Benton is generally believed to be conva- lesewnt, but this isan error. A severe paroxysm is over; his physicians huve pronounced kim bet- ter, and bis family are cheered, but be knows that he holds but a siender lease of life, and he has friends who divine this conviction, though he does not express it. There is a deep and paintul disease within the eavity of the abdomen, which. does not always excite the viscera to morbid ac- tion, but is always impairing his energy, and tending to the ultimate result. He las not, inthe Present iaterval of comparative repose, revained his flesh, bis strength, or natural uoyaney, and ‘Will not “tA day or two ago Mr. Cass inquired of an old and metual fiend how Mr. Benton was? The reply was not encouraging: ‘We men of seventy and more,’ said Mr. Css, ‘donot Tecuperat when once prostrated ” ‘No,’ said bis frie do not. Have yon not seen Mr. Benton?’ Rot yet seen bi! hesaid. “The other. ‘If wor not defer it long” “Mr. Cass glanced quickly at his friend, and read the im- port of the remark as it related to Mr. Benton and ‘Was silent for a time—I might say wassed. The toils of the Department of State press too heavily — him, and his appearance at times betrays the fact. His country appreciates the great value of his present services, but ought not to require A Secretary of State, however, cannot labor with other eyes, and ears. and brain, that his own; and few men in such a position are willing to forego the accomplishment of the cher- ished plans and purposes of years, at the very Moment when the Le Lara as been acquire to compass them esides, it Is Inglorious to die meee and in the discharge of honora- jobs now under ‘T have n,? tejoined the Saige ryee a U7 Jacob H. Holeman. formeriy a prominent editor and politician in Kentucky, died reeent- jy. Itinsupposed by many that It was he, and not Col. Joinvon, who killed Tecumseh. IF The cholera now extends over nearly the whole northern continent of Europe. At Gluck- stadt, four per ceut. of the Population have died. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. BROWNS’ HOTEL —W fA Kitt. Va; CE Poufand. Cubs; O Bardeuwarper. E D Laue, Texas: B Trett, Md: & Clemens, Va; B Ward. do; JC Buck!y, Md: James Robinson, Va: H ii MeDowell. Mo: JG Whitfield, i « M F Whitffeld y. NJ; N Hatlnes i } BM Lamb. Me A M Nelson, and Indy, do, J Newton, f Gambier, Pia; Mes Gambie, do; M Mrs Shepuard. do; Mins §\ 3t, Ga; LP Holladay, La; TS Edwards, do: Jno Howes, Md; W G W Gale, Mex ylls. G : Ridley and la- bburn. Pa; F W Royen, do; L James MeDowall, Scotland: Binary. , = Jas ee jt, Ma; CB ingsley, Mass, CM Cotton. CE; HR Teasdale Fila; Jas J Webb, NM; EJ Rhinehart, Md. WILLARDS’ HOTEL —w Phillip. EN ee ba Liett RL Tilghman, ISN; RT s . Md: napp, N J;Hon. PD Vroom. do; How Robert Tyler Pa R's Brent, do; Capt, Franklin aud lady, do; Mra ‘Stanley, do; ds Spence, Md: W L Cashan and lady, Texas; u Myers, USN; Mrsend Mi Coben, Gn; Com fal- ter, USN; Dr Dillard. do; W A T Maddox, D C. Capt H D Waleu, USArmy; T H Butler. Pa Ju Hall, O H Keller, WH Rind, AJ Masters,’ NY- Mra Jas E Birch, Miss; A F Buruside, R ‘T Foster, Ct; J 3 Hedges. Pa; Brow, do; D F Ramsaur, NC; J ‘kinson,US) KIRKWOOD HOUSE —R E Champion, 0 Miss 8 A Champ‘on and daughter, do; fi Md; Dr Ogden, Cal; Dr Hatch and lady, Va; & Cheatham. do; W R Page, do; J Sacoba, NY: A Heath and lady. Ind; Mr Stevens and lady, Del; Mim Stevens, Mass; Mrs Richnrdson, do. Mrs Chambers, Del, A B Miller Va; J J Donnelly, Pa; G W Kittridge. 3 A Fenton, Va; J Heppeasrail. Lil; J Broadficid, Miss; G A Brown Tena . i WASHINGTON HOL SE—E M Molman, Hol- we rings. Miss; Jas James, Bait; HW Sinn, 6 W Bra Ky: 8 P Rawle, Va: Jno W Ed- eber and lady,'N Mr Degroot, MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. Prom tHe Unite States. Steamers. Leare. For Arabia Argo... City Wash'ton Pufton From Ecrorz. Borussia. burg....New York. .Oect Gen'l we iiieens. Ls uebec . Oct 1 32 3 3 7 The California mail steamers leave New York on the Sth and 9th of cach month df M vA ; $4.3 Miscellancous. B No. =) z Y THE PRESL a APES THE UNITED aT In pul euance of law, I, James Breman dent atthe united States of Ameri do atthe ndermenticued eid! oes is the, Bente underment. in ia, at the periods heremaiter doniabateae to land ofiee at los ANGRLOos, commencing on Monday, the tenth day of May nezrt, forthe dis of the public lands within the following-named: Wiships, viz: U South of the base line and west of the San Ber- nardino meridian, Sections one to twelve, inclusive; the north half of section prone the north half and the southwest quarter of section fourteen; sections fi een to twen- ty-one, inclusive; the north half of section twenty - two: the northwest quarter of section twenty-three: section twenty-five; the south ha'f of section twen- ty-aix: the southeast quarter of section iwenty seven; sections twenty-nine to thirty-two, inclu- Sive; the south haif of section thirty-three; northeat quarter aud tly south half of section thite ty-four; and section thirty of township ihre: sections three to nine, ine! sthe north hal the southwest quarter of section ten: the southeast quarter and the northwest quarter of section eleven; the northeast quarter and the south half of section ‘e; section thirteen; the east haif of seowou fourteen; sections seventeen to twenty-four, inclu- sive; the north half of section twenty 7 nd se0- tions twenty-six to thirty-five, inclusive, of town- Shiv four, of range rol y e cee ‘ownship thre ran: Sections one to ¢ = P one; and sections one to twenty-seven, inclusive, of township three, of fi ctlons 0 , two, and three; tip east half of sec- tis tion four; th east halfand the ithwest quarter of ‘ections ten to fifteen, incius section nin southeast quarter of section twenty ‘en- bm to twenty: eight, inclusive; the east half and the southwest q er of section twenty-nine; the south half of seetion thirty; sections thirty-one to thirty-four, inclusive; and the northwest quarter of section thirty-five, of torenship one, of range siz. North of the base line and west of the San Ber- nardino meridian, Sections one to seventeen, inciusive; the north half of section eighteen; the south half of section nineteen; sections twenty tu twenty three, inclu- sive; the northwest quarter of section twenty-four; the northwest quarter of section twenty-six; sec- tious twenty-seven to thirty, inclusive; the east half of section thirty-two; the north half of the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of sec- tion thiity three, of to1anship townships Sour, and fire; section: ve: the north haif of section 1 ns ten to thirteen, inclusive; the east hall ection fourteen; the wes: half of section seven’ ; Sections eighteen an nineteen; the west halfofsectiontwenty;the suuth- east quarter of seetion twenty ene; and sections twon-y-two to thirty-five, mousive, ol township str, and township seven, of range four. Sections one to fifteen, inclusive; the east halfof section seventeen; the east Lalf ef section iwenty; sections twenty one to dw enty-seven, inclusive; the north half of sectioa twenty-eight; the northeast quarter of section twenty-nine; the northeast quar. ter © tion thirty-four; and the northwest quar- ter of of township three, and sand seven, of range fice. the north haif ef section three; the north half of section four: the northeast quarter of section five; the west half of section six; north half, the southeast quarter, and the north f of the sont’ t quarter of seetio: west halfof the northwest quarter and half of section eig! beast quarter © tion eleven; section twelv @ northeast quarter and the east haif of the southeast quarter of section seventeen; the east half of the northexst quarter and the southeast quarter of sectien twenty; the west halfof the northwest quarter and the xeuth- west quarter of section twenty-one: the southwest quarter of section twenty-six; and the northeast ter of section thirty-five, of township three ranze str. ive: the north half otious twenty to twenty-five, inclusive; the northeast quarter of section twenty - townships four and fir Sections one to eighteen, inc of rection ter of section twent f se om twen Arp fire,olran inelusive:the northw ion seven; the aortheast quarter of section he north halfof section ten; seoions eleven, twelve. and thirteen; the northeast quarter of sec- tion fourteen: and the northeast quarter of section twenty-three. of townshep four, aud township fire, Of ranze eight The northwes ve. anid st T of section three; sections orth half of section seven: sections eight and and the northeast quarter of section seventeen, of townshipsour; and townships fire and siz, of ranze ni. 5 ad tw nd tie southen township four: seciious one to twent sive; the northeast quarter of section twent the northeast quarter of section thirty-three; and sections thirty-four and thirty five, of tuwnship Sire; and township six, ot range ten, Sections one to eighteen, inclusive; the northwest quarter of section nineteen; the northeast quarter of section twenty hwest quarter of see- tion twenty-two; orthesst quarter of see- tion twenty-four, of township five; and township six, of range eleven section nineteen; the southwest quarter of sect: twenty; the east half of section twenty-two: northwest quarter of section twenty -tiree: see twenty-seven to thirty three, inclusive: and the north half of section thirty-four, of township fire; and townships siz and seven, of range twelre. Seotuen on thenst quarter of section two: the southeast of seetion ten; the south half of section el ection twelve: the east half of section thirteen: the fourteen: and the m township four; the uthwest qu seven; the south bal fof section eight; quarter of section une’ tue west hail teen; the porth hail of section sevent eighteen: the northeast quarter of section twenty- two; and sections twenty-three, twenty-four. twen- ty-five, twenty-six. and thirty-five, of tow ve; seotions one to sevent hai Shi usive: the nort of section eighteen: the horthcast quaster of on twenty; sections Lwenty-one Lo twenty-five, sive: the northenst guariar of m twenty- six, of township stx; and township seven, of range thirteen, Section thirteen; the southeast quarter of section fourteen; the southeast quarter of xeetion twéuty- two; the half and tho southwest quarter of see- tion twenty-three; the northwest quarter of twenty-four: tug north half of sectiou twenty-six; and the east half of section twenty-seven, of rown- ship five; sections oue, two, and three: the north- east quarter and the north half of the northwest quarter of tion four; the northenst quarter of sect worth halfof sects wus one to eighteen, inelusive; the north ion nine- teen; tho north half of section twenty; sect twenty-on » twenty-eight, inclusive: the half of section twenty-nine; the southeast 4 of section thirty: the north half of the no quarter of section tuirty -one; the northeast quarter snd the north half of the north i quarter ol see- tion thirty-two; sections thirty-three, thirty- four, and thirty-five, of township seven, of range Sourteen. At the land office at Sax Francisco, commencing on Monday, the third day of May ne-ré, for the disposal of the public lands within the following- named townships, viz: North of the base line and rast of the Mouat Diablo meridian, Fractional township three, of range one. North of the base line and west of the Mount Diablo meridian, Fractional townships four nud Ave, of range one, Howth of the base line and east of the Mount tablo meridian, Sections one to eighteen, and twenty-two to twenty-five, inclusive, of township ten, of range mine. . Townsbip ten; and sections one to six, eight to fifteen, usive; and twent townsnt ships tea and clerea ive: eight te fifteen, jusive; twé to twen- eleven, Of rance ten, x one Lo six, enty-one to twenty-eizht, inclusive: rand thirty five, of torn ship trerdr two, three, and nine to fifteen, inc’ twenty-seven, iaclusive, range cleven. Fractional township ten; townships eleren teelve, and thirtern; sections one to five, 1 Cight to seventeen, inclusive: twenty ¢ nine, inclusive; and thirty-three, thirty-four, thirty-five, of township fourtern; sections cue lo four, inc:usive; ten to thirteen, inclusive; and twen- ty-four and tweaty-five, of township ‘fifteen, of range tweite. Fractions! township ¢leven; townships t thirteen, fourteen, and to hip Afiecn, nm thirty-one; and sections one, tw: tw of township sixteen, of range thirt: Townships twelr: teen; sections one t 3 one lo twenty-seven ia ’ and thirty-five, of township sirteen, of range fourteen, Townships thirteen, fourtern, iilteen, aud sir teen; the south half of aectiog four; the south half ef seotion five; sections seven, eicht, and nine; the at half of section ten; and sections thirteen tu thirty five, inclusive, of township twenty, of range wenty two to P thirteen, of unl Lownship sixteen; and township twen- ty, of range sixteen. Fractional township sixteen; and townships ser- enteen, eighteen, mineteen, and twenty, ef range serentern, 2, Fractional townships seventeen and ¢ightecn,and townships nineteen and tiventy, of range eighteen, Fractional townships eighteen, mincteen, and twenty, of range nineteen. At the land office at Manysvinie, commeneing on Monday, the seventeenth day af May ne-rt. forthe disponal of the public jauds withia the following samed townships, viz: North of the base line and east af the Mount Diablo meridian, Fractional townshig Sour; township fire; frae- tional townships twelte, thirteen, and Sourteen; and townships seventeen and cightern, of range ons. . Fractional townships terlee, teem; and townsin , of range two, te North of the baseline and west of the Mount ‘ Diablo meridian, Towashins eleven and twelve, and fraetional township thirteen of ranxe one, Townships twelvr, thirteen, fourteen, and fif- teen, of range two. Townshipm fourteen, Afteen, and sizicen; frac- tional townships seventeen, eikhicen, and nine teen; and towuships twenty and twenty-one, of repte three. thirteen, and four- CVERLEN, cikALeen, and of section twenty-two; sect twenth-six, inelusi and sec the east half renty-two to the perth it quarte + i 3 east q ity -@ight; and sectons thirty-four whship Asteen; sections one to four, Section tw thirty-five, o inclusive; nine to fifteen, inclusive; twenty-one to thirty-three, thirty~ teen; sections one to seven, inclusive; the north half und the south- Koon. talasves the want half of section bev ontors Sa: ion twen! sections twent; it, amelusi est half o| ae 'e; the we thirty; Sections thirty -thi - thirty-five, of towathip scremicen: sect yn ions one t pet of section twenty: ONE; Beati 'y-two to twenty-seven, inclusive; the cast half of section twenty-eight; the west of section twen- ty-nine; sections thirty and thirty-one; half of section thirty-two; the east half o sdotion ‘thirty-three; and sections thirty-four and thirty- five, ip eighteen, and townshipanineicen, twputy, aud twenty-one, of range four. Wayted two, three, and ten to fifteen, inclu* sive; the heast quarter of section twenty two; sections twenty ae to twenty-six, inclusive; the southeast quarter of section thirty-four; an tion firey “Sreof township seventeen; sections one, two, and three; the southeast quarter of seo- sections ten to fifteen, inclusive; th uarter of section twenty. twenty-two to twenty -seve; i thirty-four and thirty- sections one, two, and thri he northeast quarter of section f sections ten to fifteen, inclusive; sections twe! two to twenty-seven, inclusive: and sections thirty-four and thirty-five, of townsh 2, iP cighteen; nineteen; and townships twenty and twenty-o: range f Z 1s appropriated by law for the use of schoo's, military, and other purposes, together with those “swamp overflowed lands, made thereby unfit for cultivation,” if any. granted to the State by the act entitled “An act to enable the State of Arkansas la imthe swamp lands within roved September 2, 18, will be 8a. 08. No “mineral lands” or tracts containing mineral deposits are to be offered at the public sulex, such mineral lands being expressly excepted and ezx- 1853, entitled “An act to prov r the public lands in California, i Of pre- emption rigits therein, and for other purposes.” ‘The offering of the above lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and ail proceed in the order in which they are advertised, until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but no sale shnl! be kept open longer than two weeks, and no pri ntry of any of the lands will be adinitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this sixteenth day of September, anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven. JAMES BUCHANAN, a 1oner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption toany of the lands within the townships and parts of townships above enumerated is required toestab- lish the same tothe satisfaction of the Register and Recerver of the proper land office, and make pay- ment therefor as soon as practicable afver seeing this notice, and before the day appointed fer the commencement of the pubhe sule of the lands em- bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such clan will be forfeited. THOS. A. HEN DRICK Commissioner of the General Land Office. se 18-lawSia ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE PA- PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING Ovvice ScrBRINTENDENT oF Puattc PRINtiNG,? WASHINGTON, October Ist, 1857. "¢ pursuance of ihe provuajoes of the “Act to pro- ur executing the public printing,” &e., eved August 25, 1852, seal pre evived at this office, in until the first h day) of Dee next, at 12 o'clock shing the paper that may be required for nting for the year ending on the jst day osals will be oft + 1858. ‘The subjomed list specifies,as nearly as can be ns- certained, the quantity, quality, and gescription of each kind of paper that will Le required. Crass I. 10,000 ranma fine printing paper, uncalendered, to measure 24 by 38 inches, and to weigh forty-five pounds to the ream of 48 sheets, Crass Ul. 4,0 reanis fine printing paper, calendered, te measure <4 by 38 inches, and to weigh fifty-six pounds to the ream of 489 sheets, Crass HI. 5,/00 reams superfine sized and oalendered printing paper, to measure 24 by 38 tuches, and to weigh filly- two pounds to the Py nents 3% roams snper Printing paper, to measur weigh forty eigit pounds t ed and ealendered 4 by @ inches, and to the ream of 440 sheets. Cirss V. 1,000 renins superfine sized and cslendered map pa- per. of much sizvs as may be required, corre poudiae 19 weight with paper m uring 19 by 24 inches, and weighing twenty pounds per recom of 480 sheets. Crass VI. 2 reams superfine p!ute paper, (ea'ond. calendered, a8 may be reqnu ed.) 19 by such welg or ream Ai = he fibre of the paper of exch of the above eln ses to be of linen and cotton, free from all adult er: tion with mineral or other sulptenees, ness, and put up in quires of twenty-four sh exch, and in bundies of two reams each, each + to coutaim 48 perfect sheets. Uniformity in col thickness and weight will be required: and no L dle (exclusive of wrappers) varying over or bidier five percent. from the standard weight will be re- ceived, aud the gross weight will, in all cases, be re- quired. Mixing of various thieknesses in the same bundle to make up the weight will be considered a violation of the contract, z Crass VIT. No I—590 poems.quatig post writing paper; 0. 2—2,000 reams flateap writing paper: S—_ 500 reams denu writing paper ; 4—2,000 reains folio post writing paper; 5— SH re.ms medium writing paper; &) reams royal writing paper; ‘o.7— &) reams super-royal writing paper; o.8— SX reams imperial writing paper No, 9— 100 via a4 Medium (assorted.) CLASS 5 No. 1—5,000 reams writing puper, 19 by 26 inches, to welch twenty-eight pounds per ream. No, 2-15 reams writing paper, 19 by % inches, to auds perreain. writing paper, 18 by 25 inches, enty-8ix pounds per reais, . 4.—luv reams writing paper, \# by 22inches, to weixh twenty-four pounds per ream. No, 5.—S40 reams wri paper, 1 by 18 inches. to Weigh twenty-two pounds per ream. No, 6-40 reams writing paper, 12 by 18 mel weigh twelve pounds per ream. All the paper designated in classes 7 and 8 are to be of the best materials, free ation, and finished in the best manner. The papers seas 7 dre to be white or blue, of the reguhir standard sizes Of the respeetive kinda, and of such Weights as iiay be required by this office ; those in class ¥ are Lo b mente, mgs of the sizes and weight specified in the schedule, ‘The night ia reserved of ordering a greater or less quantity of each and every Lind contracted for at such tunes and in such quuutities as the public ser Vice may require. Wach class will be considered separately, and he tu aweparate cuutract; Lut tidders may otter for one or more ot the ciasses in the same. proposal ; aud the privilege is reserved of requiring a bidder who wey have more than one class assigned jun io take wil such classes, or forfeit his right to any oinss Samples (not less than one quire) of each’ kind of “lor On- 44 inches, and red. paper bid tor. amd but one sample ia cach kind, imust pany each Lid; and, in casses 7 anc 3,be numbered to eurrespond with the number of the pa- per Breposéd for in that schedule; and, iu the first Six @lasses, to be properly en gearon on the sampie, or it wii! not be eonsidered. it proposals and sam- ples must be traustnitted to this othee free of pust- age or other expense. : aS he tore must be signed by the individual or firm making it, and must specify the price per pound (and but one price for each) of every kind of pa- per contained in the @!: roposed for. . All the paper in the several elasses must be detiv- eee at such place or places as sg be designated in Washingten City, in good order, free of all and eve- ty extra elarge or expense, and subject to the in- spection, count, weight and measurement of the Ru perintendent, and in in all respects satis{uc- tory. Hlank forms for proposals will be furnuhed at this office to persons applying for them ; and yene will he taken into ceneideration unless substantially agree- ing therewith. fonds, with Approved securiliex, will be required; and the supplying of an inferior article im any of the sinssen, or 8 failure to supply the quantity required atany time will be conn: tract. 3 Each bidder is required te furnish with his proposals satisfactory evidence of his ability to exeeute thei; and proposals unaucompanicd by sual evidence will e reje 5 £ The propose will be openod in the manner _re- uired by law **on the first Tuesday after the first Monday im December” next, hth nt 10 o'clock a.m. at the office of the Ruperintendent. Proposals wiil be addressed te the “Su ent oF the Public Printing, C: States, Washington,’ Supplying Paper. ered & violation ef Lhe con~ rintend- pitel of the United ‘and endorsed “ Proposals for A. G. REAMAN, Superiatendent of Public Printiug. -fawt Deel PRerorars FOR ERE NG Hl BE BK BARKACKS AT PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, Navy DerantMant, Washin, ow. Sept 21. aah, Senled Proposals. endorsed “Proposals for build ing Marine Barracks at Pensacola. Florida.’ will be received at tnis department until the 6th day of November, 1867. at 3.0 clock p. m., for the construe- Barracks authorized to be erected ‘ortsmouth, New Ham hiladelphia, Norfolk, Navy Department.- ‘The proposals must be for furnishing all the mate- rinis and completing the work ive manner satisfao- tory to the person w nage, be appoints the Navy Department to superittend the same; and the De- partinent reserves the right to reject of aocep any of the proposals herein invited, wi oy it deems the in- te of the United States requires it. Ninety per cent. of the amount of work done and the materials delivered will be paid for from time to time, as the work progresses, upon estimates made avd certified to by the superintendent on the part of the United Statex, and ten per ceut. retained until the completion of the contract and acceptance of the work by the said superintendent and departmen' and be forfeited in ti vent of non-fuifilment of Ub contract: provided that no bill shall be made for an amount less than five thousand dollars. Each prososs! must be accompanied by a written uarantee, signed by eve responsible persons, (cer- dittea to be so by a navy agent, postmaster, distriot Ju r some other officer of the United States,)in the sum of fivet: dollars, that the bidder will, when required, if hia proposal be ited. enter in- toa contract and bond with proper and sufficient se- curity for its faithful performanee. Bidders are invited to examine the plans and ageneion at the offices herain-before mentioned, the , : ob = Sige ies ‘essed ( partinent, and plainly ic * Pro 8 for building Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Fiori a. ‘The bidder only whose affer may be aecepted i" be notified, and the contrast will be forward HH soon thereafter ax practicable, will be re- quired to execute within ten days its receipt atthe t office named . Ail Ke above. work is tobe Et aaa Rp at 7 IN ae hi G'CREEN bING jvm eS aero errant tees Sena IC, TA TIONERY, BOOK NEW MAND VARIETY STORE. No, 583 7th st. west, near the Island, and the public gener- alycare retpeek Sfalty notined that eit Ene. pete \Veekly had at the above store, (| eral nexortmi fs HONE “ROMOOT ard MISC TaNnor's which will be sold’ ° 0 CLEARS an N. B.— The_subseriber continues to attend to Pe and other Claims against the Go eramente the ‘writing of Deeds of “Trust, Be wote INO-E: BAKER, General Agent. MEE RICH DRESS GOODS. We are now receiving our usual large stock of bought at the recent Auction Sales in New York. We name a few articles— 3,000 yards —— Mousseiines, at 2 to 3.32 cents 2,000 yard Teainifu plaid Merinos, from 3734 to 8234 Rich black and cojored Si kw Robe: A larze stock of handsome Shaw!s an@ Scarfs, in all qualities and prices, y tion, to which we asl spe- SatehstanraFoarstesyat wees os pe Miscellaneous. faryland ac.,(Istand.) i iodicais of may wn carly se ciehers f 3 THON E Bt city prices, A A POBACCO of every quality. |, Pension, ithe Gov 60 6-702W very rich and cheap Dress Goods, which have been Rich figured French Mousselines, in new styles. ard. Ve rey cledtin Robes, and hy the yard. 2900 beautiful ay id chpap Fancy Silke. With other rich and beautiful Goods log opera u jasers. COLLEY & SEARS, 323 Seventh street, three doors north 0e3-e02W Penn. avenue. H.MARLOW’S « CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 496 Pennsylvania avenue, I take this opportunity of informing my customers and the public in general that | have on eale. aletof ret-fate Cal akin Gaiters ut $2.50, and a French Calf-skin Patent Leath Gaiter at $3.50, as good asare usually sold 4t $5, and @ good Calf-skin Boot at $9.50. Ladies Gaiters at $1.25, fine Morocco Buskins atgl.and all other Shoes, such as Boy’s, Misses,and Chil- drens, cheap in proportion. lf and see for your selves. Don’t forget the Cerne No. 455 Pennsylva- nia avenue. between 3d and 4% streets. au 25-2aw3m PUNPs—puMPs—ruMPs. ca The subscriber cives notice that he continues to manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are stron and substantial, and will raise water one kundre: feet perpendicular. For information I refer you to the inhabitants who have used themandtwo ofthem may be seen on F street, between 2th and (3th, one at the corner of H and 13th. one near the old Capitol in adeep well, two on Virginia avenue, between 2d and 4th streets, a!l putin operation by order ol the Mavor-of Washington. We will dig aad deepan weils, build oisterns for rain water. put in operation Hydrantitn Rams, and repsir old pumps of every description, Those desiring his services will be ac- commodated at the shortest notice by eon ee the subscriber in Waal oy No, 463 Virgina « avi » near the Carroii F ea PORTER HENSHAW. peeresars FOR RATIONS FOR 18%. QuvantTRRMastER’s Orrick Martine Corrs, Wasnixe ton. October 10, 1857. Seperate Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until Tuesday, the lth of November next, at 8 o’olock p. m., for turuishing rations to the United States marine corps, at the following stations, for the yenr 1858, viz: Charlestown, Massaehusett< ; Portemonth, New Hem Brookirn, Long Isiand, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania : Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia; Warrington, Flo nd Washingto: Each ration to o of fresh beef, or t pork ; eighteen ounces of bread perfine flour, or best superfine ff the sovernment: and at the rn 200d coffee, twelve od and a quarter pound of mess 2 of best » t the option » Of six poands x of best New Orlea sugar, etght quarts of best white ben four quarts of vinegar, two quarts of salt, four mis of good hard brown soap.and onetnd a half pound of good hard dipped taliow candles to one hundred ratious. i iA nef required shall be delivered on the order of the commanding Giieer of each station, either in by the single ration, and shall consist of the Most choice pieces of thé careass: the pork prime mess pork, and the groceries te be st quality of kinds named. All subject” to ile a, . will be entertained unless aceompamted by sof two sureties known to tis offic e4 to by some official persom, “To baend a oxnis for Spins for ee . the Quart. aster @ Marine Co: ry tony D. G. SP OOD, S-SUTRERLAND on ant Nawtn Quartermaster. INIATUKE THEOLOGY, in little volumes the pocket, gilt edged. ‘3 Tre Sermon on the Mount. rables of the Saviour. i Christ's last Discourse to his Disciples. t ng of Moses, mnipotence of God. Peter's Sermon on the day of Pentecost. conts RANCK TAYLOR. (PSHE LEGAL ADVISER, or how to diminish Losses, avoid Lawsuits, and save Time, Trou- ble. 9 conduoting business according led by the bost and latest Author- vcograt: author of « Practical Information about ‘Texas, carefully prepared by D.E.E Brnmnan. of M itagorda, Texas; 750, Modern Reform Examined: er the union of North 1 Money, and South ou the subject of Slavery; by Jozeph C. 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Prorosais POR SUPPLIES, QUARTERMASTER’s Orrick MARINE ett Ww INGTON, October-40, 1457. Sealed Proposals wid] be received at this office un- til 3 o'clock, p.m.,on Fr.day, the 18th November, 1857, for supplying the Marine Corpa with the fol ow. fe gl s during the fiscal year ending 9th June 1358, vii 5) to 600 uniform caps, complete, 1,000 to 2,000 marine pompoons. 1,080 to 2,°0 patent-leather stocks. 500 to 800 privates’ uniform coats, jete, of navy biue cloth, indigo dye—to be chemically tested. 100 ser, ee uniform coats, (same as above. 100 musicians’ coats,scarlet cloth, dye-—to be chemically tested. =n pairs n-commussioned officers’ epau- et Oto 890 pairs rass centre straps, Mto SH red worsted sashes. 1,909 to 2,000 pairs linen overalls. ‘ ” mM linen shirts. 0) pairs brogans, Nos. 5 to i. FO to 800 marine bian! (qray.) Ste R00 knapsneks. 2.5%) to 3,000 pairs woollen socks. 50) to 890 ninrine fatigue eaps, the cloth to yor bluewindigo dye,and chemically tested. Oto aM fatigue frocks, 1,000 to 1,500 flannel shirts: 500 to 1,000 pairs woollen overalls, blue kersey. 50 to 1,000 woollen jackets, do, 300 ty “Sah watch or great coats, do, 590 1 1,000 pairs Canton flannel drawers. Sto 60 musicians’ jackets, seariet cloth, cocki- to be chemically tested. 1,000 to 2,000 yards 6-4 Tree ersey 1,000 to 2,000y ake pd lue cloth, to be chemically jeuted. ‘300 yards ucarlet cloth, cochineal dye, to be chemi- eally tested. Samples of the above articles may be seen on appli- eation at this office, or at the office of the assistant quartermaster iiarine corps, 189 Spruce street, Phil- adelphia. j It 18 to be understood that the accepted bidder is to take ail material used for facturing cout, overalls, &c., om hand at the time of entering into contract, at the contract prices thereof. Bids will be received fer the whi thearticles requii And it mi beexp.s stood that a erity speotion will be given all arti- cles furnished as to fit and quality, and that icles which do not come up to the xample will be rejected and thrown upon the hands of the contractor ‘The quartermaster reserves to himself the right to increase or diminish the ae 214 named above, as the exigencies or interests of the service may de- Sto Sto 1 to hineal or in parts, for Xp.scitly under- uartermaster . C., and en- UNITED STATES MAIL. FLORIDA, Post Orrick Derarturnt, Sept. 390, 1857, Proposals for earrying the Mails of the United States from Ist December, 1857, to seth June, ti ou the dollowing routes in the State of Florida, inthe manner herein specinéd, wiil be received at the Contract Office of the Post Office Department, in the eity of Washington, until 5p. m., of the Lith November, 1857, to decided on the Ricki day: 6875 From Prescott’s Store, (on the line of the Florida railroad, by Fort Varike, Gaines- and Micanopy, to Ocala and Lack, three _times & week, in four horse coaches. Bidders will state the distance, her in- termediate othoes, if schedule of departures and a e connex ions with the 5 Prescott’s Btore, (om the .Jine of the ida railroad,) by New River acd St. Her! won Newsan ville, 35 mies and hack uree times & week, in four- 8A COACH ' jdders w il propose a sehedu OF departure and arrivals, making elose eganexions with * een Fran Meares Store! (en the "Plorida railroad) to Middiebere, tae, he Bidd, BS ag hee ape bes arrival ing close connexions with travelers’ Directory, QEANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD @REAT SOUTHERN MAILLINE rae ak ILLE anv RICH. Leaves Washington at 60’clock a. m. ee Wasiungton at 7 o'clock pm. ‘or LYNCHRURG and the SOUTHWEST. San ington at 6 o'clock a.?m., arrive it LYNCHBURG next morning at 48. m., connecti ‘b the trains on the Vi and Tennessee oad for ML: M PHS. “haa Stages from Char- t burg a distance v! mi Fare from Washingtante Lansubane, Bie The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh street, being owned by the Railrodd Company, rune in connection with the trains. Tickets for Lynchburg procured or the Boat. 10 Ommbusesand biacgace Wagons w)!i veat the Depot of + ¢ Badrome oa 4 ‘Su abe Pepe. pas- senxers nage. 1¢ Steambont, for Alexan- pT aed ofsix miles, allowing ample time 8. JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. Alexandria, July, 1857. iy 8-tf WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: afer WASHINGTON oy costes with those foe "Philadelphia aud New York; at 83° m.. for Au iis, Baltimore, Piiladelphia, and New York; at ie ir Saenere and Norfoik we ORE at 4.20 orig y for the wes nt Sunday at 7a. m., and 4. timore, Philadelphia, 1.20 p.m. rom BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at be 2 and 9.15 a, m.. m. 3 15 15 p.m. ce ey PARSONS, Agent. STEAMER GEORGE esi OURS OF DEPARTURE. Leave Alexandrin at 4%, he estos > S, 4. Ge. sar earn 8 BO ti W AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. BALTIMORE AND OW!O RALLROAD. The recert extension and improvement of its lead- ing connecting lines at the West has required an en- age a ane —— nipenqumnente! oT thie, goat wi iglily impor vantages ty the 3 eler are ed. On after MONDAY, June Iss PURE DAT Py HHAINS will be run in bot ect jor Ong: 288 ers. First—The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN starta from Camden Station, Baltimore, at 7 A.M.,(except penday.) stops way stations end arnves at Cum- Al . Beoond—The MAIL TRAIN atarts (Sunday ex- cepted) at 830 A. M.. and arrives at Wheeling at 425 A. M., couneoting st Benwood with Central Ohio trains for Corambus, Cmeinnati, indianapolis, Lou- isville, Chiengo, St. ‘Loma. &c., and at same pinoe with trains for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, &e.. by veland Road,and sisa.at J’arkersburg with As- i > : "Tne the ST. LOUIS SINCINNATI ny ats. A. M.with express trains EXPRESS TRAIN leaves ¢: necting at Benwood a! from Beliaire to Cincinnats, (1ithout change of Cars at Columbus,) and reaching ered sbut 25 hours from Baitimore and 2% hours from Washing- t It also conneets directly, in both girections, rafton with oars by Parkersburg avd N ads for Chillicothe. Cincinnati. ete. ‘T cornect af Xeria for Endianay Chics Louis, and at Cincinnati with Great Ohio Misstxeippt Express for Loursville Caare and St. ours through to St. Louis in less than 42 hours fi Baltimore. By this tram the teme to ail the © and southern places in the West is mach les e the distance 1s from 40 to 100 miles shorter than by the orte her routes. clions are equally at Baltimore at 8.3) A. M. I Baggage checked throu ch to all points. THROUGH TICKETS shi at lowest rates at Camden Station and at Washington. D.C. Passengers from Baltimore or Wastincton may vtew the entize road by daylicat, by taking morn- ing trains, and lying over at Cumberiand or Oak ind, and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ac- commodation train, le@ving Cumberinud at 8 and Oakland at 10.50. FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Cumberland Accommodation Train at 7 A.M., Wi!l stop at all Stations eas: Cu:mberkind, and the Wheeling Accommodation at #!! Stations bevond Cumberiand ing West. Eastwardly, the Mail Train leaves Wheeling at 8.50 A, M.-and ‘Acenmmo- Ty) ‘amber! at 9, reaching Baltimore ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RERANCH, between G mand Parkerstur 2 way passengers will take the Express westwardly Mail castwardiy. he FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P. 31. stogping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at 3.18 arriving at Baltimore 12 noon. LLICOTTS by TRAIN leaves at 5.45 +» aD ae P.M. ves EMicott’s Mills at? and 7 P. M., except Sunday. GTON AND THE SOUTH. henve Baltimore for Washington at 4.15 and 9.15 A.M.,32nd5.15 P.M. On Sundays at 4.15 A. M., and 5. only. 15 P.M ‘hington for Baltimore at 6 and 8.3) A. M.nnd Sand 4,20 P.M, On Sundaynat 7A. M, and 420. P.M. only, The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the and fourth traias from Washington, will be qircess mail trains, stopping only at Washington unction and Annapolis Junction. The 9.15 and 5.15 trains from Baltimore and the &.90 and 420 trams from Washington connect with the trains from Annapolis. For trekets, information, ply to J.T. s. I DSI ENGLAND, Agent, Station. WM. VC jy 13-tf = Master of Transportation, Balttmore, 4 hod PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM One of the Steamshi of th Cc . the United States Maite for wey PULO.., CALIFORNIA, and OR EGON, leaves Panama twiee each month. on the arr: val of the United Statex Mail S. 8 Pa ere, Which leave N Frow the West these and satisfaetory, ar- FOR WASH fare, &c., he Ticket oarrying Inti th with the mails, nad pacnests connecting via PANAMA RAIL” ‘These ‘steamships have been Pee ee and ap- proved by the Navy Departament, guuranty speed aud safety. "the Yatama Railroad (47 miles long) is now com- leted oo ron and is vorberenct ox 4 ure. ie at e New Your arpueg Mae Pomerser an fueeeca sce embarked at by steamer atthe company’s pense. The money paid in New York covers ali nes of the trip, mi in port in Panama and = Francisco, to pi nt detention in case of acci- jent. so that the route is entirely reliable—ne fail wre having occurred jn eight years. Passengers leave the same day they ar- Tive at Aspinwall. Conductors go through by each steamer, and take —- of womenand en without olber protec- rs. For through atthe lowest rates apply at the acenoy, fr W % - st street, New York, to |. W. RNG hin to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO., New (rieans,- or c. L. BARTLETT, Boston, \D LIVERPOOL, TED STATES MAILSTEAMERS. kdnidge. stock West, These ships having hoen built by contract expressly for the Governmeutservice.every care hus boon taken in their construction, xs alse im their engines, to in- sure. strength and , aud thar accumulations re pasevugers are unequalled for elexance sini com- ort, "Price of parsage from New York to Liverpool, in first cali 190; in second do., §7: sm. F r- geon attached to ship. No berths cau irene | prov, until paid for. ‘The ships of this line Lave in water-tight bulk heade. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. | FROM LIVERPOOL. 857| \V. ‘ednesday, June 24.1887 R57 | W ednesd: is jy tf NHE NEW YORK AND ont ork, nae ni Ys Cc. Weluceday, }. 23.1887 aban COLLINS! No. 86, Wall atreot, ore. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., " poTEtHe: KENNAR Do Ogre austin 5 DUE B G. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. ‘he owners of these ships will not be xeoountabi: oll poate Shs ae 3 oe fe, Seen. Precious eR mel , Unless is therefor and the vaite thereot expressed therein UN tsp STATES MAIL LINK ONLY REGULAR LINE AND WITHOUT FAILURE POU RIGHT YRARS, POR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, ‘Regular Sailing Days, 5th 2th af cach month. Cavtiox.—So many frauds and impos: Sannin rrcisnisedtete RNIA, that the subseriber, the only authorized Agent for passage by the U. 8. Mail ¥. Pr ma, in nf sity of New York, aM a Insurance, &o. ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMP WNC RPERED BY CONG EDD CarrtaL. —— ——. —— —_ $20 1" This te ne red to Feu tigee for INSURANCE O§ BT ILDINGS CHAN DISE, &c., at the usual City rates, for Peuct. at. thew Office, c Tenth Street, ont re ae Avenue, Ashington C Avings s tee eed Diasec nS Hudeon Teaat* deon Teyior Galt —+-——— Ja MES C. MoGUIRE, President. Garton D. Hanson, Secretar ANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS, Derosits.— its received and Checks Without eharce. Drafts on the northern seater Gales received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished to depositors without eharge. INTEREST ON Derosirs.—Interest wil! be sllowed on Depowite at rates as may be agreed ee TA VIRGINIg «4. Depos: ian coats Seeceenetee eee ¥ SCC Nts Notes, Ds $,and Briisof Ex: Will be discounted, atd Loans made on Siocks, and Securities, at the market rate. Lerrens or Cxepit.—Letters of Credit will be furnished, negotuatde im the different Citas the United States, on Derosit of Money or C eral t ' and interest allow Money is deposited, and charged if Coilaterals,on such terms as way Bpou. RAVELING Ritts or ExchaNeR.—Travelers will be furnished with drafts in sach sume adie de ‘sired negotsabie in the diilerent Cutues of the eee. Bits anv Letters Pega par RE LaN» AND begopx.— Bills of Fx: of Credit on Engisnd, Ireland I at the market rate for Pxchange. Bonne, Srovrs, v Steeke, and Secan- ties paying from 6 to 12 pr. cent.. siwaye for saie, or ent at & comMmasion © pr. cont. h bought apen orders, we Tesorve the right to call for a deposit of 1 pr. certon the cost. Bouds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- aph. eRutLRoaD, Crry, AND State Rowns.—Railroad, City, and State Bonds ean be placed im our hands iyr negotiation, either in tits country or Kurope. Rari- road Irom purennsed for cash or with Boud Lanp WarRayts — Warrants bought at the are rates. pa Sieraate sold by Us are gwaran- teed in every respect. Land Warrants loeated on commission. Lsnd Warrant quotations reguiariy farnished if re- « Warrants wilj be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or aout for sale on commission to reaponsibie parties. Real Estate axp Insvzances.— Real Estate bought sold, and Ingurances effected. CLaims on Unitep States, Court oF Clams, Coneoress.—Cinims on the United States, tie ms or Congress, intrusted to as, will be Court © alls nar Se EOF, ‘Opposite igre, jan27 [NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES HURB BROTHER Medicines, Private MEDICAL TREATISE On THE PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By M. B. La CROLX, M. D., Allany, N. ¥. ‘30 pages and 190 fine Pin and Coivred Lithographs aud Pintes. ID7 PRICE ONLY & CENTS,.F 107” Sent free of postage to ali parts af the Union, Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Physiological View of Mar riage. A pew vevised edition of > pages nud | tes. Price 25 cents & copy. A popninr 2nd com- prehensive trealise on tha duties knd casualties of arne ¢ ond married 7, mI ctual, able—raies for anessny on Sper Lorra@a, with practical olwervations on aeafer and more successful mode of trea!meut—precent hints on Lhe eyil results from empirian| pragic: Which is aided commentaries ov: the diseases of lo tmales—from infaney to oid ace—enen case craphicai- ly illustrated by beautiful pintes. It ‘pointe put the woereee eae those — icted mixer: : a8) » pou! D so unuortunately prev: i e oung, It he truthful advu the married, and hose i marriag ——— is partie ularly recormm to persan jertaining @®oret doubts of their phy sica! condition, and who age oon. scious of having hazarded the health, happiness and vileges to wluch every bu: being is entitied to, MiPirse 3 cents per copy. or or @l ral - free of postage to any part of the United States, addressing Dr. LA CROIX, (post paid.) Allany, ew York, enclosing 2% ceu's. N. B. Those wio prefer may consult Doctor tA CROIX upon any of the diseases upon Rivet his book trents, either personally or by mail. His medi cines often cure in the short space of six et Freee mol and entirely e: @ nil traces of the isorders which compiva an¢ cubebs been thong an enty vte. to the rm 3 > aoa French Secret have so | f the health o. ie the great con- that clase of disorders which un- the patien tinental remed; fortunately, aby claus treat with mereury, Lo the arretrievaile uction to the ton, which ali the sareaparilin in the world oan- "To Otice No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. ¥. is T*S8DYEGL piscormay — Mr. Kenwepy, of Roxbury. has Geoovered ir ons of our couimon pasture w: BS remedy that curce EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, from The worst Scrofuia down to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven hunired csses, sud never failed except in two cases, both Thunder Hu- mor. | He has now in iis poswession overone hucdr gertificates of ite vuiue, aif within twenty mies 0! Boston. Beary bettiosase ‘Warranted to cure s nursing Sore ou One to three bottles will eure the woret kind of Pimpics on the Fuce. Zwoos three botties will cloarthe system of Biles. ‘Two bottles are warranted tu ovre the worst Canker in the Mouth and Ktomach. Three to five betties ars warranted to cure the Worst kind of Ery+:@eins. One or Es bottiea are warranted to cure all Hu- ott! mor in the Eyes, Two es Sre warranted to cure Running of the es Among the Haar. Ears and Biotech Four to six botties are warranted to cure eorrupt and running U} ko One bettie wil cure Sealy Eruptions of the Skip. bottles are Warrauted to cure or i kind of Ringworm. 0 OF taree vorngeed are, warranted to cure the Most most desperate cave o! maAtem. Three to four botties are Warranted to oure Sat A benefit is always experienced from the first bot te, and a perfect cure is oarraaeen when the above quantity 15 taken. Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in vain tried allthe wonderfa! medicines of the in | that a conuntm weed growimge on the pastures. a along old Walls, shows coreevery nWuorinthe isa ixed fact. If you have a hutaor, There are no IFS nor ANDS, bums tit suiting some cases, huthot youre. vern thonsand bottles of tt m the vieunty I knew the effects of it im every case. aa Atready dene some of the greatest oures ever done ia Massac 5 i Kave it to chidren a year oud, toe wud juny nud ‘lv, restored to & perfect state of health by one those who are subject te & sick headache, one bottie will always cur t gives creat rehef 1 eatarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken 1! hy been eoctive for years,and beve been recuiated ly t. Where the body us sound it works que easy, bat where there is any derangement of the Gunct.« of nature, it will eal = must nei be gla: rom four d: suit from ifs. on, the contrary one, you will feel yourself like feard some of the most ext-svagant encomiy that ever man listened to. In my own practice t siways kept it striet!y for hu- mors—but sinee its introduction &8 a genera! famiiy medicine, great wonderful virtues have been found in it that I never suspected, Several cases of epileptic fite—a disease which was always consi inourabie, have been —- . few bottles. O, whata mercy if it will 10- fas! in alt cnoes of that awful malady —t Be bat lof them Who have seen more of it than I ha Tienow of se ral cases of Dropey - a jo} ed at. For pre yeriens s iver, srigetopny Dotan Picea et eu “ BOR S| the e., discovery has ‘Gone more good many Ne of 4 the best io ie ret ever neceseary—eat you oan ae enough of it. Directions for Use.—Adults one table-spoonful per day—children over ten yours dessert-xpoonful— ren from five to eight years, = | spoonful. Ae no directions oan be applicable to ail constitutions, take sufficient to operaie on the bowels Lwice a dey. MANUFACTURED 4 DONALD KENNEDY. No, 120 Warren Street. Roxbury, Massachusetts. WwW: ton.—Cias, Stott & Co., Z. Py it gee gg ie A & Co., p. Walsh & (Cou, F Sp Weish, J. P.'Stone artin Kine. Nairn & PamoP, Schwaris & Co. Daatel Ub. Clark, J- £; Mauro, Duntar ‘ e —R. s i, O M Leuthan, J. L. kidwelle Hox E-MADE CARRIAGES. We have on hand, of our own manufacture, © fioe assortment of all kinds of CARRI RE § mel very re, art, and most' ved styles, and warrant, nt ef workmanship and material, to be equal to any ue te he enlno do sien t ley FET Barnene aa <9 every ~ Z ine and at 1 prices. “yiicN FLYNN BCom Old taken at a fair prios. may 12am errmeert s 300 RIECES SILK VELVET BON, all ae od im" cormet 8th st., oppo,