Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1857, Page 4

EVENING STAR. REGINALD GR EME. Ag I sate in the desolate zlonming, With the babe just asleep on my Knee. A rider came the valley, And he & moment t» see Who was there; and as Lonme toward him, One shor! mocking seateace he said “Lve news for thee, lair Jessie Carrol, The Laurd of C er And he lang! aloud As on to the hami af i the babe down in it: im the darkness I came, ey and wild dri Mooriand, kon thee, Regmaid Graame: warden, he sleepaat the gateway: hy vasents held reveis below; thank Heaven!— My desolnts woe, y aud vassal, and watcher, Tet silent and stealthy —, . rough the ball, up the gr on stairway, To thy couch, where I Eia'tnee at inst. Oh, Reginald Greme! lam weeping, My poor lenrt ix breaking with pain: I dreamed not, when Inat | beheld thee, ‘To meet thee so sadly again. God forzive me the harsh words [ uttered— ‘That herce cruel fompest of blame; Here, kneeling beside thee. | pardon And pray for thee, Regiuald Graeme, Ob love! this sad World sw sit darkness, Like this dixmai and turbulent mie ht, But death levels ail rauk and station, And God judeeth wisely and right. Neath her silken and canopied curtains, ‘The fair Indy sleeps in her pride: While 4, the poor wronged and forsaken, Keep vigil and wateh by thy side, One kiss from those poor pallid | Br. love, One look from that cold marble brow; I kpow every bright chostuut curl. love, She'll not miss it—<he ver will know How I stole through the storm and the darkness, Past warden and watcher, me. Death struck down her Lairdof Crai He gives me tack Reginald Greme. T The watchers sre weary! While Han, ~————~Se@+—— A Mormon Lerren oF Instructions.—Amo the papers found upon the person of the Mormon Major Joseph Taylor, when captured by the Uni- ted States troops, is the following letter of in- structions, showing the purposes of the Mormon leaders Heapgrarpers Fasterx Exrepitioy, Camp near Cache Cave, Oct. 4, 1857 Maron Josrew Tarior: You will Proceed with all possible despatch, without injuring your animals, to the Oregon ‘road, near the bend of Bear river, north by east of this place. Take close and correct observations of the country on your route. When you approach the road send scouts ahead to ascertain If the invading troops have passed that way. If they have passed take @ concealed route and get ahead of them. Ex- press to Col. Benton, who is now on that r avd in the vicinity of the troops, and effect a junction with him, so as to operate in contert On ascertaining the locality or route of the troops proceed at once to annoy them in possible way. Use every exertion to stam their ani- Taals and set fire to their trains arn the whole country before them and on their flanks. Keep them from sleeping bv night Jsurprises Blockade the road by felling trees, or de- stroying river fords wherever you can, Waich for opportunities to set fire to the grass on their windward. so as, if possible, to envelope theirtrains. Leave no grass before them that can be burned. Keep your men concealed as youch as possible, and guard against surprise.— Keep scouts out at all times, and communication open with Col. Benton, Major McAllister, and O. P Rockwell, who are operating in the same way. Keep me daily advised of your movements, and every step the troops take and in what direction God blexs you, and give you success Your bro- ther in Christ, Dante, U. Wettis P.S.—If the troops have not passed, or ;have turned tn this direction, follow in their rear, and continue to annoy them, burning any trains they may leive. Take no life, but destroy their trains, and stampede or drive away their animals at ev- ety opportunity. D.UL.wW True copy in the hands of Major Joseph Taylor when captured UD” The Legislature of Georgia was dissolved on the 23d inate Dear Srort.—It is said that three Seminoles been killed in Florida by our soldiers dur- ing « two years war, and that they cost $600,000 apiece. ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS WILLARDS’ HOTEL —J R Anderson, Vs; W F Smith. US A; M Whitaker, NC; B F Ralo. mon, NY; T L Ferrat, lil; B B Meeker, Min; C W Cook, Ct; W and 8 C McCandless, Mr Schen- Jey and family, Pa; G H Orth, O. W R Ward P; F § Brewster. Pa; W P Toler and lader. Cai, G and R Peratta, do; J R Duer, USN: J Rich. mond, Pa; C L Staaton, Ky; W Woodward. jr Md; Dr JW jones, NC;"R Schell, NY, BE Mer: Till, Mase; J George, Cal. BROWNS’ HOTEL —Col Jno W Mino:. Va; RIT White, do; a J Micheaery, lowa ; J Me- Conaol, do; B T Johnson, Mid; Gen W Walker NY, T F Meagher, do; leatah Rynders. do: and Maleoim Campbeli,do; J M S-ofteld, Cr, PS Devian, Pa; Geo Shafer, Md; J Caudy. do, Gen 2 P Drake. lod; Chas Ciacke, Md, JB Surkey, bes T Bouiwace, O Miler Ald, J B Wiiliams, a U8 HOTEL, (lL. ©. Sita s )—R W Pleas- ants, Md; C E Tyler, Va; WA M ks, do; J C Chew, Ga; J E Alder, Va: © A McEvoy, do: D DS Thompson, Md; W B Rickards, Va: Wr W Bryan. NV, ‘TL Pritebart, J B Arwell, Va; RE Blackburn, Ky; W T M x06. G A Madsun, J P Anderson, Pa: J A lardelia, M Maddox. JH Long, Va; L Lawenstine, NY KIRKWOOD HOUSE —HJ Rapbael. Cal, A J Moses, do; J © Harrison, Va; M D Br jer, La, € G Andry. do; J Frost, Pa; J tiveen, do; & Foelker. do; Wolf, Va; W oD Miller, ex aS; JO Sawyer. Mo; J Fitzwilliam; F Ogle and ly. Va; J A Parker, jr, Neb. WASHINGTON HOUSE —H Vandyirt, JD Walpole, Inds; D & Gardiner, Fla; C Vandezee. N York; F Axiey, F B Axiey, JR Dyck, NC; J Stone, NY; WK Seymour, ti; Jaw medley, A Jobn Dongias, Ga; W Cooper, Cal; Hon b Morris and lady, P: i; i SA ILING DAYS OCEAN STEAMERS ;§ Faom tHe Unttep Stata. Steamers. Leave. For Days. York...Glasgow..,.Dec 3% oa Evrore o tham’n..New York...Dec 16 more. Liverpool...New York... Dec 1G ‘The California maii steamers leave New York oo the Sth and 2th of each month ———— U"tep STATES PATENT OFFICK, Was Tux. December 2d, 1257. On the petitionof Henry McCarty, of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvama, praving for the extension of a patent granted to hum on the I6th of Maret, 1844. for an vm- provement in “Suspending, opening, and closing Lock bates,” for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes piace on the léta day of Maren, 188: it ux ordered, that the said petition he heard at the Patent Othes ‘on Monday, March the #th next, at 12 ook m.: and all persons are notified toappear and Show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. ‘ersuns opposing Lhe extension are required tu file Patent Office their olyections, specially set in writing, at least twenty days bebire the day all testimony filed by either party to be be taken and transmit- s of the Office, which 35th other papers relied in the Office on or the arguments,ifany, (be closed on t ¥: depositions upen as tesiimony must be filed betore the morning of that day; within ten days thereafter. Ordered, also Liat this notice be published in the Unon, Natwoal Intelligencer, and Ev euing Sti Ww coo a; Republican, Baltimore; Argus, Phi! Aeiphia; Doly News, New York: and Inquirer, Cin- natt, Ohio; once = week for three successive eeks, previous to the 8th day of March next, the day of hearing. i JO3. HOLT, eae Commissioner of Patents. - 8.— Editors of the above papers will please copy, and send their bills to the Parent Offer, witha pape? this notice. 224 lawSw RETIRED PHYSICIAN, 75 Years of ‘Age, suds of life bave nearly run cut, diseoy- pile in the East Indies, a certain cure for psufptim, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cough ds,and Geners! Debility. The remed: vvered by him when his oniy ehiid, a AS KIVeN Up Lo die. Wonderful restorative 2 wr Un He bad heard much of tl ri rem- edy for his chid. He studied hard and auoceeded in realizing his wishes, His child was cured, and is now airy dwell. He has since admin: ed the wonderff] remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parte of the wor'd. and he has never fajled in mak ing them completely healthy and happy. Wishing todo as much good as posmble. he wil send to such of bis sfflioted feliow-heiny request it, this re cipe with full and expieit directions for making it up aud successfully u: it. He requires each xp- oant to enol sinliing—three cents to retusned tne recipe, and the re- mauader t Seas ied he payment of this ad- Ms as ddr - H. JAMEA, No. 119 Grand street, J Sity, N. J. Anew r aes = ty % I UONDON JUVEVILE BOOKS. 4 ane A cderesy Tales and Fairy Stories, 8" 8 a, Senford and Merton Paenr Cs Rony cr Hicht Z Wronx, 2eperanza. or the Home of the Wanderers, Grimm's Home Stories, The Castaways. or Adventures in Afrien, Sexo! ford,a Mtory for the Young, vary *s Book, siey ‘Ries of the Countess D’ Aulnoy, obu Juat received 1 ___ FRANCK TAYLOR: MeL AUGHLIN'S MeLAUGHLIN' aacy Fr Steve. Sere. an asieat our store for &: bearing interest. with being compelled from sd piapel ote Yam pr ie FIVE MORE OF RA NIUNNS & CLARKE HALLETT, CELEBRATE e@ said Pinno ae fitinly and str id. ‘Thus is ® bargain in stock of new ray TOE ELL TS. a rn S.& C0.’ SAYS Sie e cirounstances to prepared to warrant and guar ly as apy Piano iy. anos. Pisnos for ear. ‘enu. avenue, near 10th street, VEN, BACON & CO.’S perior PIANOS, just arrived at the 3 fren RTES,* Constantly receiving and for sale onl Freoeieing and or OHNE ELLIS, W6 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. Purobasers will find it to their interest to exainine for themselves the superi IANO, Stee bend, GeoLv MEDAL rR Covers, Melodeon: ior qualites of the above &o., &e., also on anna TE =MIUM . UE ano FORTES, WILLIAM KNABE, bartner i NWaBE, GARHLE Continues t tact opnare, PIANO FOR: ES of William Knabe & Co., Nos. 1, 3, 5 aud 7 posite the Eutaw House, have also just opened a new Sale The: No 207 Baltimore stree! streets, on the prem between Charies and in the late hrm of & Co., tT sale of grand and ler the name, at the old stand, orth Eutaw street Op- Baltumore. Room at ight partly ocoupied by Henry McCatfery az & music store, where they will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of plain and highly finished grand and fodeons, [rain the. be ootave, some with double ke: ni stops to suit small churohes. im the manufacture of Bemg extensivedy en: ware Piano Fortes: makers, from 4 to 5- boards, double reeds, t gaged u fence: we will sell wholesaleand retail, on the mort iberal terms. a Pianos were awarded the highest, premium medal) at the Fairs oO successive years—October, 1855, of the Maryland Institute and 1856—in op- position to fourteer and eighteen pianos from some of the best makers from N. tumore. the Ind ‘inin, 1855 fhe highest premium (a1) rial Exhibi 1856. We were alsoawarded the firs! on and Bal- rst premium.at held in Richmond, Vir- y have sip been awarded ver medal) at the Metro- ew York, Bi politan Mechanics’ Fair for 1857. Z In addition to this we are in possession of testimo ninis from the most di amateurs in the countr, for ed profossors ai which onn be Seen at our ‘hemselves and others of wareroo making f the high approciation in which our instruments are every whore held. Ail instruments are guaranteed for five enra, end & privilege of exchange is granted within the first ix months give entire satisfaction. Whol dealers wil! to give us a cai! before pure! changed, hired, a1 Pennsy!vania aven' only complete Mu: the District of C acon, Raven mat & brated PIANOS are alwnss.on hand in tyz also, Prince's superior MELODEO ‘ogether with an unme: struments and Sheet Mus ‘om the day of sale if the instruments do not find it to their advantage WM. KNABE & CO, MUSIC DEPOT OF W. G. METZE- ‘corner of Bieventh street a: is the lnrgost and| i Establishment in! and Rosenkranze’s cele- ce varie nse steck of Musical In uc of every description. eeente tuning executed by Mr. Rebine. —t Insurance, &o. G°rP awn PURCHASED SILVER AT THE BEST RATES. FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD, ON THE PRINCIP AL POINTS IN EU- ROPE,IN SUMS TO SUIT. GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO- NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED FORK DRPOSITORS, PAYABLE INSAME FUNDS, OR INGOLD,CHARGING THE CURRENT RATBS.—CHECKS MUSTBE MARKED ACcoR INGLY. . SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCI- PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN SUMS TO SUIT. BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON CoM. MISSION. UN SOLD. TKRENT MONEY BROUGHT AND LAND WARKANTS PURCHASED AT THE HIGHEST RATES. aDEPNY. RITTENHOUSK, FANT & CO.,, v4 TEN PER CENT. 1 Corporation Bonds of lows, paying 10 per cent. interest York. Bonds of 850 each. Davenporthas now about 20,000 inva! rapidly imcreasing in wea'th pop: municipal debt is only $159,000, and ite ri only §125,0, and canuot now be iner statistics of the —_ were gence: of the Su September. Ki nkers. | VESTMENT. the City of Davenport, by Coupon in New The growing city of tants, aud is inti. Its published in the We recommend these bonds, believing them to be as sale as any State or eity bonds, 006 I T. CHUBB BROTHERS ASHINGTON INSUR. CHARTEKE SY condeRss Carivat. —. —_ This Compan, is now tous for INSURANCE CHANDISE, &c., at the charge for Pohey, » ‘Bene Street and Prennsyivania Aveo Qahington City Ravings ‘ON BUILDINGS $0! “eR t their Office, coi mg over the usual City rates, Bank, Die gctons. Wa. F. Bayiy, joseph Bryan, Vim. Orme, JAMES C. Grarton D. Hanson, ANKING HOUSE O « “received and Checks paid afte on the northern seaboard Drrosits.— Without cher; Cities receive Secvctary. @1 Bacon, ames F’. Hnliday, udson tor, McGUIRE, President. Bp il-ly F sHUBB BROTHERB, at par, Bxchange on ite 1 nm psit at par, and end ( ities furnighed to depositors without charge, INTAREST ON De ceived to be specie, we char; dan the mari Lerrexs oF EDIT.— furnished, negotiabie in t roeirs.—Interest will be allowed On Deposits ai such rater as may be agreed Dxrosits in Vircinia AND Deposits in Virginia and other checked for, paysblein same ing the regular Exchang jotes, Drafts, aud Bills of Ex: e Loans made on Stocks, Bor 8, upon. NCURRENT Monny. hourrent Money re- nds, Orin ‘ket rate, Letters of Credit will be e different Cities of the United Stntex,on Deposit of Money or Collaterals, and interest allowed if charged if Cou upon. usterais,on such termaas may | Money is Sereeyet. a8 ‘TRAVELING BILLs of Excuanes.—Travelers will be furaisheg with drafts in sudh sums as nay be de- sired nex @ in the different Cities of the Union. Bits agp Letras Cuxpiton LAND, IRR- = ge aND Eurors.—Bills of Exchan; Letters Credit on Engiand, Lreland and E. Bt the market rate fe Bonvs, Stocks, &e. ties paying from 5 to et bought in the different Cities at 6 cominissi pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orde reserve the right to cali the coat. 2kohange, in 8 for a deporit of 10 pr. cent on Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- jonds, Stock: Seouri- cent..elways for sale, or of aX We RatLroap, Crrv. anp State Bonps.—Reilroxd, City, and State Bonds Begotiation, e:ther 1 voad Iron purcnnsi cnontete te it 18 Couatry or FE he for cash or with Bonde: pinced in our hands for aul- Warrants bought at the ‘Land market rates. All Warrants sold ly us are guaran- mission. Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- ‘arrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or nent for sale on commission to responsible Lanp WaRRants.—| teed in every reapeot. id Warrants located quested. Rest Estate anp in CLaims on Unitep St. BURA! — bought and sold, and Insurances . ¥ owRT ov Claims, Conoxess,—Ciaims on the U eal Beta: ATR ed States, beforethe Court of Claims or Congress, intrusted to us, will be ed by it proscout 7 prompt ong jan 27 abi te le CBB BROTHERS, Opposite the ‘Treasury, oe 71 "1 BANSING HOU ‘ or CHUBB BROTHERS. Depositors de iting Bank Notes will mark their Cheol yable in currency. Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold. Accounts will be opened with depositors allowing them to deposit Gold and Check depositor being credited pad se tf NTEREST ALLOW currenoy, the the ditference. HUBB BROTHERS. ED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN om STOCK SECURITIES CHUBB BROTHERS, san 0 " HERS, BAN KERS. Opyostte the Rettevy: .AN FOR NNESOT. In accordance with the provisions of the act of entitled * An act aut! n of Iand offers,” approved it Is hereby declared and or the sale of the public ‘erritory of Minnesota, N fie: HO) OTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF LAND OFFICE FROM MINNEAPOLIS est art. IN THE TERRITORY OF THE TO d'Ktarcn'5, iss, ny known that the othes sat MINRAPOLIE in the to Fokrer Cry, in ssid Territory, ot as early a period as practicable. Furtner notice as to the precise time of removal wil} ist * i1Fen under this sth day «f jecember, By order of the Proaident: THO: d 19 In EAUTIFCL WOOL Mita Comforts, &e., & e issued by the register and receiver forthe land y hand, at the a se Had Washington, a BEN PRICES. Commiasioner of the eneral Land Offiee. v N GOODS, SOCKS, a MeLAUGHLIN'S_ MERIES, from the PAixase Gleiete cons th coger of eee, a! A ee er al ni an 19th street, Pa ave NE‘GR PRE ASTES Ma A OPE AMR KS, The Batps comporiar thie me Gre? NTIC —_.,.-. ,Capt. Oliver Pid) went WO ‘oseph C: Ri Swe vault by contract ox; 5 po Brana at une eset ec St in their onstruction, as in their engines, to in- ure strength and speed, A accom passengera are unequalled for elegance com he steamers ofthid line have improved water- tight compartments, and no expense has been spared tomake them all as good as ne’ thorough exam uation given Cro] proves their mode of consti uc- tron yet acequalied. . 2 Price of passage irom wp Pee ke Livarnpel in iret 61s); ins: 76; From Liver- 1 te New York, Sand 2 eines. An experi- vorienbed Darcane ttdohed to aac! ehip. No bartha BU be evoure, Untitpaid for, PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. WROM NRW YORK. |__| FROM LIVKRPOOL, Saturday, Jan. 16... Wednesday, Feb. 3.1258 Saturd Feb. 1 Ve Wednesday, M'ob 3.1258 1868] Wednesday, M’oh 3. :18h3 1856) W ednesuny, April 2. 1858] Wednesday, May 12 1058] Wednesday, May 26.1058 . 1838) Wednesday, June 9. 1858 1858, Wednesday, June .3 148 turday, March 13 turday, April 1, Saturday, April 24. Saturday, May 8... Saturday, May 22 Saturday, June 5 urday, June 4 iu) Wednesday, July 7, . 18:8 Saturday, Jaiy 3.-™Istal Wednesday’ July ai--tee Salurday,July 17.... 135) Wednesday, Aug. 4. 18:8 Saturday, Aug. 14 1358] Wednesday, Sept.1. 1ase Saturday, Aug.2:. 1354] Wednexday, Se: 5. 188s turday, @ept. 11 ...1958 Wednesday, Sept. 69 18s turday, Sept. 25 .. 1358 Wednesday, Oct. 13.1854 Saturday, Qet.9......1858| Wednesday, Oct. 27. 1858 Saturday, Oct. 23... .. 1852) Wednesday, Nov. 10.1888 qaturdey, Ree: 6 185: sy ouneacas. AS ~ nt st a Nov. ». a nesday, Cc. Saturday, Deo.4.----1834) Weduesiay, Deo. 22 1288 ‘or fi ht ssage, apply to SDWAKD Ke COLLINS, No, 86, Wall street, ew Yors. BROWN, SHIPLEY & GO., Liverpool. BAG, WAINWRIGHT & COL Paces, T owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold, silver, builion, specie, jewelry, preciou: ig of ladiny sign roof expresued therein. anaes and the vaiue t! 6 Wartine TON BKANUH RAILMUAD, TRAINS KUN AS FOLLOWS: From WASHINGTON at 6 a. m., connacting at Relay with trams forthe West, and at Baltimore with those for Philadelphia and New York; at 3. 4, m..for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York ; atSp.m. for Baltimore and Norfoik and at Relay with Frederick train. .2) p.m. at Relay forthe West. Paltinors, Philadciphia, and may On Sunday at 4.3) p. m. From BALTIMGR iE for WASHINGTON at 4.15 and 9.15 8. m., Sand 3.15 p.m. On Sunday at 4.15 a.m, je leg T. H. PARSONS, Agent. ()RANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD PRES TERT APOE, @REAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE Twice Daily, (Sunda: ti ted,) betwoer WASHING FON Ci "and ee OU TH xe ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE anv RICH MOND. Leaves Wasbington at 6 0’clock a. m. Washington at 7 o’clock pm, For LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST. | seave Washington at 6 o'clock a.'m., arrive it LYNCHBURG next morning at 4a, m.,connectt with the trains on the Virginia and Tonnessee Kai: oad for I IPHIS. ail Stages from Char Ottesville to i ynobbarg a distance of 60 miles. Fare from Weshington to Lynchburg, $7.75. The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh street, being owned by the Railroad Company, rung iM Connection with the trains. Tickets for Lynchburg procured on the Boat. Omntbuses and Hencene Wagons will beat the Depot of the Washington Railroad, to eanvey pas- sengers bacnage to the Steamboat, for Alexan- dria, 2 distance of six miles, atlowing ample time for meals, JAMES A. EVANS, andria, July, 1857, Agent, iystt NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE, FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Gis iy ETS SIS BALTIMORE AND OWIO RAILROAD. ‘The recent extension and improvement of its iead tag connectmg lines At the West nas required an en- tire revision of the running arraneements of this road Y. highly important advantages to the tray eler ai Eee: On and after MONDAY, Jone 15, 1857, THREE DAILY TRAINS 1 rub tn both directions tor through passengors. F iret—The ACCOM) ODATION TRAIN starte from Camden Station, Baltimore, a7 A.M.,(excapt Sunda eee at way atations and arrives at Cam beriand at 4 P. ML Second—f'he MALL. TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- cepted) at 83) A. M., aud it Wheeling at 425 A. M., conneoting ! Ono trains for Cow » Cincinnati, Lidianapolie, Louw ieville, Chicago, St. Louis, &e., and at eam oe with trains for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, ae. by veland Rond,and also at Parkersburg wigh Ma. ta Road, Third—The BT. 1.0UIS and CINCINNATI EXPKESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.05 P. M., con Geoting at Bouwoodl atS A. M. with express Urarne from Heliaire to Cincinnati, (without change of Cars at Colwmbus,) and seaching there in tut 2% hours from Baltino 4 26 hours from Washing ton. ft also connec treotly, in both directions, at Gratton with corse ty Parkersiurg and Marette roads tor Cliiicothe, Sipompat , eto, These trains wneot at Xenia for Tidianapolis, Chiergo and st, ours, and at Cineuwaatl with the Great Obio and Miesissippi Express for Louisville, ro sud St Lous Shrousp to St. Louis in less than 42 hours from me tarot H thus train the time to all the central southero places in the West ia much lest, while the distance i» from # to 100 miles shorter than by the shortest of other routes. From the Went these connechons are ay close and satisfrelory, ar ving at Haluumore at 6.90 A. M. 1[9~ Baggage checked through to all poimtas, THROUGH ‘TICKETS sold at lowest rates a1 Camden Station and at Washington, D.C, Passengers Baltimose or Washington may view the entire road by d wlight, by taking moru ing trains, and lying over at Cumberiand or Oak aud resuming mext inorning by Whi rdation train, leaving Cuimber! ‘Onkland at 14,50, FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Cuimberiand Accommodation Trainat 7 A.M, | etop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the oud et. bsxtwardly, the Mail vesting at 824) A. M..and Accommo Jumberiand at 9, reaching Baltimore ling ats Ac. and 1N THE NORTHWESTERN VIKGINIA BRANCH. between Grafton and Darkerair y Rogan will take the Express west war je Mn! The FREDERICK TRAIN rts at 4 P.M. At way stations. Leaves Frederick atid ving &t Baltimore [2 neon, a TRAIN leaves nt 5.45 s Leavos Elliott's Milis at? +» except Sunday. SHING TON AND THE SOUTH, Poe ae me yeyy 34g pee LT ton at 4.15 and nd -M.,3and5.15 P.M. On Sundays at 4.15 A. M., and 5.15 P. M-only ; Leave Wasiungton for Baltfmore at 6 and 3.9 A. M. nod Sand 420 P.M. On Sundays at 1A. Mc aed 42) P. M. only, The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the seeond and fourth trains from Washington, will be express mail trains. stopping oniy at Washington Junction and Annapolia Junction. The 9.15 and 5.15 trans from Baltimore and the 8.9 and 42) wains from Washington connect with the trains from Armapolis, Fort information, fare, &e., apply to J.T. Anwar; ae the Ticket offen, Camden VM. 8. WOODSIDE, Master of ‘Transportation, Baltimore. TA" PACIFIC MATE, STEAMSHIP COM PANY. One of the Stermahips of thie Com ca! the United Staten Mare or eat SUrTny: carey NE CALI ORNIA, and OREGON, leaves Pavan twies each month, on the arri val of the United States Mail 8. 3. Company's steam- ers, Which leave New (rieans and New York regu- lerly Ou Sth aud Mthol each mouth with the mnila. gisconcers connecting via PANAMA RAEL- ips have been inepected and ap- vy Department, and guaranty speed and fag nok The Panason Railroad (47 miles long) i lated from ocean to coean, and 1s sed in Sor 4 The bay ood passengers eokedin New San Francisco, an a A jr \3-tf ours. York through OnKOrs ATE embarked af ['aname by steamer at the company’s expense. e money in New York covers al! er pecees of the trip. exerve steamers are keptin portin Panama and San Francisco, to prevent detention im case of acci- that the route is entirely reléable—no fnil- ‘ing Occurred in eight years, Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar- rive at Anpinwail, Conductors go threuee oharge of women aud oliii tors. For through tiokets at the lowest rates ly at the agency, 177 Wast street, New York, tu id LW, Bay MOND: — or to ARMSTRONG, QHhik & co, ‘ew Orleans Wate C.L, BARTLETT. Boston. UNirep STATES MAIL LINE ONLY REGULAR LINE AND WITHOUT VAIL Fo CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILRUAD, Reeulay Sailing Days, 5th € Wth of cach month, Cavtjon.—8o0 man; tions of various kind Peretentet on trave! RNA, that ¢ passage in the cityeot hy each stenmer, and take dren without other protee- ution ail s Pikiewe te Oat caution all person: ng pasange to Cali ry N, they must be carofu: 0 chi Steamsnips of th jail ath via Panama Rai!re in New York is nuthorized to e prgsare. ‘ew York, ‘be Fomean have only 01 ce in? whioh is ali77 Wests reet, oor, rer tWarren street, ronting on the North River, at the head of the Com- "EP" Sinerve my TWEET arg jolt of, enya ERY KIND OF 1 1a dotan to a common Pimple. a tas ts 4 eis cise even fy pos, and never Rist except in two beg we ays sion over one Metigeates of ite valuelall within twenty inilew of ‘Two bettice are warranted to cure 8 nursing Fore outhst t One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pilnvoor three botties willelear the ssatera of Biles, bottles are to cure the worst in the Mouth Stomach, Three to five bot = Are warranted to cure the bt tome lee are wairanted to cure all He- mre partie to oure Running of.the: ‘Two botties are warranted Kars Biotoues among the Hair, Four to #ix hotties are warranted toveure corrupt rennin, i ye One bott | cure Soaly Eruptions of the Skin. oe t reo bottios are aL ste ol to cure the worst kind of Ringworm. - ‘Taro or three bortiog are hence a cure the Most mo; © cAse Oo} le ‘Three to four bottios sre warranted fo cure Salt- tive to eight bottles will cure the worst case of A beneAit.as always appacionses toe the first bot- tle, snd a perfect gure ix warranted when the above Noth einer bable to thoes who have in’ on Ey 80 Un vain trisd ail the wonderful medici f the day, as that a common weed along old atone wal!s, shouid cure every humorinthe system ; yet it iga hxed fact. If you have a humor, it has to atart. There are no IFS nor AN DS, hum nor ha’s about it suiting some onses, butnot you I peddied over a tho bottles of it in the vici tt has ton. I know the effects of it in every case. done in Massachusetts. 1 gave it to children a year Wing on the pastur already done some of the greatest cures ever oid, to o14 pie of xixty. | have s¢en poor, puny, wormy-looking children, whose flesh was soft and oe restored to a perfect state of health by one tettls “To these who are sulject ° & sick headache, wili always oure it. It gives creat relief in eatarrh and dizzines: ome who have taken it hat been costive for years,and have been regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy, but where there is any derangoment of the funetions of nature, it, will cause very singular feelings, ou must not be alarmed; they always disap) From four days to a week. ‘There is nevern bad sult from it; on the veered when that feeling is one, you will feel yoursel: likea new person. J eard some of the most extravagant encomi: fit that ever man listened to. In my own practice I always kopt it strictly for hu- mors—but since its introductron as a general family medicine, creat. wonderful virtues have been found in jt that I never pepected. i Several cases of epileptic fite—a disease which was always considered incurable, have been oured hy a few hotyes. O, what a merey if it will prove efiec- tual in sli oases of that awful malady —there are but few who tinve seen more of it than I have, know of several cases of Dropsy, all of them aged it. For the various diseases of the er, Sick Ffoadache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever and Aue, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, &c., the discovery has done more good than any medicine ever known, No change of diet ever neoessary—eat the best you oan get and cnough of it, Directions for Use.—Aduits one table-spoonful per dny—children over ten years dessert-spoonful— children from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. Ae to directions oan be applicable to al! constitutions, take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice a day. NUP. R DONALD KE RINE py. No. 120 Warren Strest, Rozbury, Massachusetts, ents for Tia nere Clee, Stott & Co., Z. 6 K iN J. ‘dng HW et alt Re ed Martin King, Nairn & ‘Palmer, Schwartz $ joswell, Daniel B. Clark. : . Milburn, Dunbar n, Ford & Bro. Agents Cygsell. O M Lentham. J. L. ’ Goorgetown.—R. idwell. my 5-13 _ AYER’S Cathartic Pills, (SUGAR COATED.) The iotlowiag remedies are of- fered to the publicas the best, most perfect, which medical science ean afford. AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS naye heen prepared with the utmost skill which the medi- cal profession of this age possernes. and their effects show they have virtues whieh aurpa: ny Combi-~ nation of medicines bitherts known. her prepa- rations do more or less xood; but this cores such dangerous complaints, so quick and 80 surely. as to prove an efhoacy anda power to uproot disease he- ¥ removing the obstruotions of the internal organaand ey ieseee them into healthy action, the the fi yond any thing Which inen have known before, renovate ntaims of lite and viner,—heaith courses ugh the body, aud the sick man is well et They are adapied tu disense. and disease only, for When taken by one in health they prodno# bat little etiect. th n of medicine. It inantagenianet nore Tender take ther th « Hf they ay | cure them, if wellthey wi a4 they are patient who has been pros- trated with WAiOt; see his hent ap, te Teriog form straighten witi ng th age long-lost appetite return. see hus o's blossom, into heaith. Give themtosome suierer blood has burst out im seroiula tll his With sures; Who stan heSin anguish, Hebas been drenehe: out with every pots Which ingesuity could su; gest. Give tim these Pitts, and mark the effet ; see the be teil frem his Lod ee the new. frir skin that has grown under the that is clean. Give them tu h berours have p auted rheamat bones; move him, and he s tenre him, jortal puwer can reach ; with crutches . ard now h y have cured hi Give them to the lean, sour, haggard whose gnawing stomach has long ago mevery sme from tus face and every ele from his body. Nee hie appetite retnrn, and with it jus heath: see the new inan. See her that was mdiant with health fad loveliness b asted and toe early withering away; Want of exercise or menttl anguish. or some lurking » has deranged the internal organs of divex- or secretion.til they do their office abated, her heaith i= gone. Give mfininte the vital principle into st out the obstructions, and in- Now look again ~ the roses’ b 1 her cheek. and where ixtely servow joy from every feature. See the sweet infant wasted with worms. Its wan, sickly fearures tel! vou without dinguise, and paiifully dis- Tinet, that they are enting ite | Way. Its pinched up nose and ears, and restless sleepings, tell the dreadful truth in inpguage which every’ mother knows Give it the Prrs im large doses to aweep Miese vile parasites fromthe body. Now turnagnin aud see the ruddy bloom of childhood. [a it nothing jo there things? Nay, sre they not the marvel of this age? And yet they are done around you every ny. her these Pints to renewed vigor, t fuses new vi 1 the less serious symptome of these dis- tempers, they are theeasier cured. Jaundice, Cos- tiveness, Headache, Side: Heartburn Fon! Stomnc ie Howelx, Flatulency, 2vil, Newalein, Gout,and it arise from the derangements Le rapidly cure, Take them perse- veringly, and ender the counsel of a good Physicmn if you ean; if not, take them judiciously by xuch advice as we vive you, and the distressing, danger- ous d.seases theg cure, which afflict so. many mil look of the kuraan race, are cast out like the devils of od—they must burrow in the brutes and in the sea. Price 25 cents rs box—5 boxes for ¥. Z.D, GILMAN, Washington; and by H. COOK CO.. Alexandria, aud all dealers in Medicine everywhere, dS4m PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE $ ON THE PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF ! By M.B. La CROIX, M. Data Re oe 200 pages and 1:8) fine Plain and Colored Lithographs LS ten. 1- PRICE ONLY 2 CENTS. {[F" Sent free of postage to wil parts ay the Union. Dr. M. B. 1.8 Croix’s Phyeiologioal View of Mar riase A new and revised ditto 2H) pages and 180 plates. cents & oopy. A popular 1 treatise on the duti And casualties of single and marri life—happy and fruitful alliances, ode of securing them—infelicitous sid infertile ones—their obvidtion removal—nervous debility, its aud oure, by 5 Poo at effectual, —ules for daily management—an essay on Sper matorrhora, with praetioal observations onasnaferand mmore suc: fi! mode o ftreatmen hints on the evil results from empiri Which is added commentaries on th malos—from infancy to old pean ly itlustrated by beautiful plates. eer py for those weit indict : mi eq terghilis & pointed hopes so untprtunate! revalent in the oung. It fe trathful adviner to ‘the married, and one contem. inn marriage. Its eee is partic- “]_ to persons entertaining secret sical condition, and who are con- led the health, happiness and : So operas eis zy mete cents per copy, or five copies for mail- tage to any part of the United Stat Sddrensing Dr. LA CROIX. (post paid’) Albane? ‘ew York. enclosing 25 cents. N. B. Those who preter may consult Doctor !LA CROIX upon any of the diseases upon which hie book treats, either personally or by mail. medi “rages which these Prut points out the ines often cure in the short space of «x completely and entirely eradicate all traces disorders which copriva and cubebs have so hee ee nt an Barger. to. ae rn st cue health io tent. ti ren ret” tinental rem: y, for that class of disorders Chien une fortunately, physioumns treat with meroury, to the uretrievable destruction to the patient’s constitu- tion, and which ali the soranparilié in the world oan “ “i ‘fice No, 31 Maiden Lane, Altany, N.Y. ASP AP Res HR Hteed 8% Zar cangrearantiney Satur tiene af bce of the location of Inad offi 1885, it_is hereby d fee fe reqpor ACKINAC 4¢ as early a pestod Further notices as to the i Gud receiver for that land @ . ty f B: of the Pri " TH will be suse by the regi: A. HENDRIC; ie ined omer of the General PEM Chee, " “ i Spectacies Chances" Foleetones, an ent y ; Cos ig Stereo! Sein Natalee ‘TEestiMontats. wil rember 7. 1854, = me suit me very wi ft tke: oved my sight rm eV. TAZEWALL. I nave tried a pair of Spectables obtained from Mr. ‘Tobws, and find them of iret assistance to pe a A et HENRY A. WISE: TRAABU KG. ‘21, hes. ‘Aboud Sve yoals Rett ected beat Ms Teta, ies in Washington, of (ilnsses for the spectaci: which t weed i teene ‘them of Brent mgapetance to ~ eras Tons and may opipy a im ed 6 18 8 ul in reparation wo! e net too far gone to ie henehtted by such aid. » MAY, Lyxecnecea, November 7,1854. Froiman examination of Mr. Tobias’ Giaases, and from hia ap separ and remarks, oan, See ee eee et PLACKFORD, M.D. Lyscuevke, November 10. 124, Mr. John Tobins, having furnished me with Glas- ses, by which Lhave been greatly aided, (my vision having suffered greatly from reading at mgft in my earlier lifes) it affords me tie ghost pleasure tO say that | consider him a-skrilfa!l practical opticmn, oe prcgnet to aid aire. who mer erie tus ‘Ss ces. . B. j no ia . “Sider of the Methodist Conference. . ‘re Wi-mrncton, be ~ bea tae =n Me. J. Tosias—Dear : fam happy tosay the Spectacles which | obtnined from you Inst week are entirely satisfactory, From sn inequahty in the Visual range ofmy eyes, [have heretofore found great difficnity in getting glasses of the proper Toont dis- tances. It aflords me pleasure to etate, that by the aid of your optometer this difficulty has been happily obviated, so thiat the Glasses you furnished me decidedly ie Some adapted to my eyesof any I have ever yet used. tfully yours, R. B. DRANE. sd aa ciesorn Rector of St. James’ Parish. n OUR! Having been induced by a fragnd to visit the b- lishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpe trying hi lasses | was furnished with tg fine, whice have aflorded me more relief and gratifi- cation than any | have ever tried. My sight, origin- ally very good, wax injured by writing and reading at night, frequently toa very late hour: dmt with the aid of these « J can study simost as inte as ever, and that loo without shoo Thave previeos- ly suffered. JORN WILSON, Late Commissioner Gen’i Land Office. Dec. 11, 1855. [have used Mr. Tobias’s Spectacies for three or four months, and take creat pleasure in saying that 1 am much pleased withthem. J 6 been much benefited by them. GE May 5th I was recommended to Mr. Jotm Tobias asa skilful optician; andas J ive oe ty, | was gratified to tind thi comprehend them by inspection and seme sight Measurement. and he las made me a pair of res UA oles that suite me admire ‘A. BUTLER. ly 11, 1836, sy Waterton, Au Having been for yoars vseapaed the two sets of giasses—onefor use in daylight, and one for lamp-light-—1 proctited one set from Mr. Tobins which answered both.purpores. | have used bis for severai months, and find pee Freee Bt ty BS, Of Department of State. WARK Mr. J. Topias. Str: The pair of Spectacies you furnished mo yesterday are ronlarly satisfactory tome. They are very di iy the best I pe and Jam the owner of eight or nigo pairs. carefully selected in different places and ‘from opticians reo ommended to me on account of their professional standing in France, England. and the United States. I have been also pleased with your remarks and di- reckons on the treatment of t ri heep ed the pur- pose of preserving and im) & @ #1 h espectfully yours, Cus. ALD’ LL, RespootEay Professor of M.C.. . Ky. BRooxi1n ORtTHOPAsDic INstiTUTION, pril, 1854. After most careful exami ot ohne lam epabled to testify that their hardness. clearness, polishing, and exact optical shape render them particularly an to those whose metely optical impairment of the oyes are in want of } 1 consider, er, Mr. Tobias fied to de! ine the fous ofthe eye,both tical knowledge and experience, 6A his optometer. In agdition, I further state that Mr. ‘obiss has capelies so! vot my pa- tients with Glasses, to ther ry 108 PeWwis BACER MT fy Physi and Surgeon, Berlin; Member o the oyal lee of Surgeons, England; Member of the Medion! Society of London, and of the Fathiotogoal Snover ~ Ban — —— mofthe Re rthopaedio Institu' @unchester, England, and Surgeon of the B. O. Lnstitntion. Nonvoik, Va., July 27, 1854. In the experience of even two years, | have reat diffioulty in obtaining Sj ies were ex- fotly adapted to the weakness OF my sight. This in- couvenienoe Mr. Tobias seems to have removed fe the present by the substitution for me of better a more suitable Giasses, They are clear, ehrystal-hke and comfortable to my x I weal senenens sem to those who from see or other iwhrmity req! - tificin! aid in this way. J.J. SiMKINS, M. D. , WiLMINe TON. *., June 16, 1854, ‘To persons who have ight of their eyes so impaired &s to require the of Giasses, | would recom ad Mr. John Totsas as @ suitable person from whom to e@btain auch Giasses as they may re- wire, As he hae suited me with « pair of Spectacli fire iar and near might. ATy sight bas been impaired very much by a service of years in the Post Office Department, vem —_— epauired me ye he = from il o’cioe’k at night tll after day, during whic! time f used Dur one hight. W.A. WALKER. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1855. From natura! defects and the uneq re of my eyes, | have been compelled to use giasnes for seve- rilyeare. | have tried different opticians without obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. Four months since Mr. Tobias made two pairs especially for me, which I have found to serve me perfectly. a the use of hus optometer he ix enabled to adapt lasses moat minutely to the eye. [| most cheerful- 3 recommend Mr. Tobias te all having oconsion to use gianses, an optician. ae and bear Soy ya ae an to pie exuil as __ Ass’t Seo’y to sign Land’ Warrants. PROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS. Paintixs anv Protosrarny CompBinen, PHOTO@RAPHIC PORTRAITS In Oil Colors, on Canvas, MiniaTURR OR Size oF LiFs. S. WALKER’S a ND PICTURE GALL 5 PR aE Set ty st.and Pennsylvania avenue. ®. WALKER has fitt = the above spacious Apartments ata roa grest ontiny of capital, thereby Tendering bis eetabliehment one of the most com- plete and handsome in the wyhele country. He has a large Gallory for free exhibition of upward of Bu fine Oi! Paintings, by some of the best ancient and modern mast to whieh he mtends to add fresh importations. 3. WALKER bosalso fitted upa oom- jete suit of rooms, with private rotung ay ments for jadias. and purchased the finest pussibie inatrv- mente, and engaecd a firat clase operative grtist to Sexist himin tie leparteneat reas ne nyo PHOTOGRAPHIC, . Ad - GUERREOTYPE PO ER ALTS, from the Fiotorrephio Pro- smallest miniatyri size of I S. WaLnen, by comb: the cons with the art of Painting, of winch he hine- lind 25 years’ exporience, and whose specimens of life size portraits may he seen in somo of the first fami- feral the city, a8 well ae those exhibited in his Gallery, he will be whie, by the oon of the two, to produce portraits t have never been ex- gelled for their fidelity and 'ife-like expression. Can- and buarda prepared by hiweself expressly for purpose. vas ters attention paid te the painting of Por- traita, Miniature or i fe-size, from small protures of deceased friends. Photographs taken fr: corpses, or sick taken at their own residen on immediate notice. Committees and clarees taken in a number in grpups, and eny —— of copies from the same sold at reasonable charges. uikenesses pai tod on Copgor for Tomb Stones. viet on intings, and Ob Fra Portrnite. refuily back lined and restored to their original eshnens. es and gentiemen are respectfully solicited to call at the Gallery, over Shiliinetow's book atere— entrance 4% street, two doors from — avenue. __ivh-6m .EXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL Ares ROAD. Onand after Monday. the 2'st instant, the Trains on veg hte! a further notice, will run réguiariy tt ng hours: UPhey will leave Alexnudria for Washington at . 30.1 Vs o'elook. at A connect Ww Redee, Tn i to the office of the C ron Sixth sirect- in the National Hotel Ruiding.a few oors ia Sines! varia, avenue, and to the Balti- pot in time more fer the cars. For Alexandria the omnibuses will leave theof fice of the Com at 73g. 9%. 11Mg 8. m., and at 15 AN amd So'eoek, p- m., connecting with the cars atthe Bridge. Light articles or bundles will be forwarded be- tween Alexandria and Washington from ihe office in either place. * Heavy freight will be trans; mer over the roxd, if delivered at the Depot in Alexardna. or at the- Lone Bridge. 43 ss dis-d2w JAMES 8. FRENCH, President. Wines. LIQUORS, SEGARS, AND GKO- The subscriber respectfully informs his friends All orders strictly filled bas 7 delivered. and patrons, and the publio, that a full and gen eral assortinent of roid ‘Whiskies, ra i | ONAS P. LEVY, ds-im near the Canal. me inom, sad are quality For NOUNT Vi RNON, Of sul == fownd at bis Store, at the corner of 12th au streets north. he St THO: LLYER, ha bap erncnee wg! Lae gay ER, having Teguiar eed te janet W ernen, aa . * PEE AY and FRipay MORNING, at 9 o'lk, —— ing time she will run reguiar to Alexandria, ae usual. aoe tf THOMAS BAKER. Captain. TRAMER GEORGE PAGE, ; S HOURS OF DEPARTURE. 5d . Aiagantria st 6. 236,8, 5 eatin be] Ms DER Raptarn N’S EXTRACTS, all odors. at GIBBS’S Li eee St, and at hin bias pa Sea! Propora evdorsed “ 1, wa Sete ctieeaed See penal ae i Cwatt he. Ua . ng rs must ond -oihe specific ‘Any arrangement s Posed ; state the time in whioh the completed, and be ed by ty caeeal ee law. The name of e estate aniee uired § ment fewiiss work is to be executed must be “ee detailt of the des ign and arrangement pay wee’ Ab be lef with the party ering wn ne As combining the number of advantages, kee: i. vier mimphonty vf construction, readiness of access for adiu Ln and ae beer anigect to de- u the working parts ; it being th Of the Department to obtain the most sree} et lode nh wat many be pro- th the most economical consumption of the greatest stownge of coal w ich the a Weilalie for that purpose aril adm, The boilers to be of irou, with tevesoopie smuke- pe, Which must be piaoed at the greatest RCLICN 9 distanes from the Sewer the propeller, with the connexions for hoisting. to he o ition ; the machinery for hoisting, for r Ventilating, and Sppurtenaners ry for the perfeet working of most approved hinds. The oon sage twonthwartships iron bulkhen Apparatus for fresh water from which ean be mnde not less than ¥® galions per day; all the tools and duplicate pieces necessary and satisinotory for au efficient eruisimg steam whip-of-war must be sn meeg nthe Proposition, and 8 iist of them must be ri . ‘The wood and carpenter work (except the beri out the dead wood for the abaft) Deocteare to dope the vessel for the reeeption of the machinery, troil- Sand appendages. ‘Will be provided nt the expense um ave for ho: - wy nach on wend r hoisting the hes or the accommodation of the entire steam ma- chinery and the {uel there wilj be allowed in the body of the ship the entire space under the berth deck, commencing at 2) feet almét the maim-mast, sud thence extending forward a distance of 56 - Within this space it as ex earry conl for ii days ful! steaming, the daily consumption of which the Indder will state in his specifications and tne oe <= machinery, oa ) boilers, shaft, propeller, appemlages. with the tonis and spare work, must not oxceet tons, of 230 pouats. he distance from the aft side of the main mast to the aft side of the forward stera post will be shout 9% feet. and the distance between the forward and the after # pont will be? feet: the depth from the lond water- the top of the kee! under the propeller wil! be icky feet. Steam-engine mannirctnrers who desire to bid on obtain a copy of the section of the vexsel upon making application to the department... ‘The proposn| must ber +o hy fall » cations and general dra, . baving the pos the centre of gravity of the machinery, bore marked bn them; riving piso the enpacity the steam cy |inders and aren of foot and delivery valves, and of sir_pump-and outlosrd celivering waiver, space for sterin above the water line in bovlers, the fire and grate surface; alee the dinine ter free. and kind of propelier.ond ether prin that comparisons oan rendity be mode. also be given the estimate of the balers, water, bunkers, appew in tome of 2,249 pounds. The terms of peyment will be that when one fourth of the waterjais and iahor provuled for in the contract shall have been completed to the satisfac tra of the Departreent. there will be maden = ment of one-fifth pert of the wh smeunt of the contract ; when one-half the work shall in like manner be compietea there will bea furtper ppyment one-fifth: when three-fourths the werk gee have been completod,a further psy ment of one-fifth; when the whole shal] have been completed. and have made a satisfnctory trial of ene week, then a further payment of one-fifth: anc whea the shop shall have performed satisfactorily at sea for a period of three inonths, then the remaining sur shell be paid. The repairs necessary during this period from de- fective wort manship or materials will Le at the ex- pense of the contractur. The proporais must be explicit.and no qualified or conditivnsl offer wail be considered, # “ISAAC TOUCFY, 4 13-2awtJan™ Secretary of the Navy. Orrice oF Army CLoTHING AND PF oviract,, PRILADELPHI "Becembe , SEALED PROVOS aistiing €8, tovin, and spare bE are invited, and will be reesived st this o nti! 10 o'clock a.m. of the 4th day of January next. for furnishing by - tract the swing Army Supplies aed Matera: deliverable at the United States Clothing and pace Depot, (Schuylkill Arsenal,) in quantities required. vez: 6,000 yards 6-4 dark bine (indigo woe! dyed) cloth fe bands, wemhimg about i4 ard. k biue (indigo woo! dyed) tw led cloth, weighing 2| ounces per yard. 120,000 yards 6-4 digo wool dred) twilled cloth 2 d. 10,006 yards J indy we weighing 63 ounces per ste finnuel (cotton and wool) to Weigh 63% Ounces per vard, 40,900 vares, 6-4 dark biue flannel, wool (indigo ly ’ 16,009 yards 47 inch alpnea (black. 160,100 Jade % canton flannel. to weigh 7 ounces per ard. 175,00 BB 2 X unbleached drilling, to weigh 6% ounces per yard. 25,000 yards 7% enttenched drilling, to$weigh 736 ounces per yard, 26,600 yards 3 mnchfrotionduck,to weigh 22s ounces per yard. 15,000 yards % inch cotton duck, to weigh 15% uurces per yard. 25,000 yards 283% inch ontton duck, to weih 1436 ounces per vard. 25,000 yards 2s inch eottan duck, to weigh 10 ounces per yard. 3,0 yards y wach cotton duck, to wey hl! ounces r yard. 3 S00 yntde 22 meh cottondack, to weigh 8 owners er yard. 16.00 yares 24 inch > here duck, 10 weegh 12j onnees per yard. 25,00 yards Sinch cotton duck, to weigh By ounces per yard. 12,490 arn nkets. wool, gray, (with the letters U.S.in black. 4 smches in jengta, in the tre) te he 7 feet long. and 5 feet chee wide, each hianket to welch 5 pounds. 7.590 dozen pairs half stockings, 3 sizes. properly de. of good sound fleece Woo!, and with double and twisted yarn, to weigh Speunds mapone for rs, ordnance. medica! de mnpons for engineers, ord . med - — Posariment. dragoons, rifles, artillery, and m- fantry. 3.000 cap bed 12,000 vards Ey N.C. nergen f 8,000 corporsi's and privates’ brass scales. pairs. 5 N.C-8. bronzed = = SD sergeont * do . lo gn corparal'sand privates’ bronzeddo do 76.00 yards 2, in Worsted lace,/ yellow, scariet. sky dein io. do. | live, orange,creen red bunune, white do. bine da. oat buttons. vest do. F- suspencer buttons, White metal, 4.50 do. shirt jo. lv. 45.00 tent buttons, be agente Yay 12, es. zed silk, for covers. 1 50 wall 6© common do. de. 4.90 galvanired iron wire rods, for tents. nem de. do. staples, do. 3,000 mess pans, tron. 1,009 camp kettles, iron. three sizes. pteens,(3 pints, weight 113, onnees,) h stoppers. 1,000 pick axes, two s1208, 2,000 lo. handies, fe er 7 " # drums, Artillery, compl 1 de L ba . 1,19 do. ‘70 de. ue) do. 20 go. 20 do. — do., CAarringeny All the nbove-mentioned articles must conform f= all respects to the sealed standard patterns in tha of ', Where they cin be examined ; sampie terns will be sent by mail, with any additional u ~ mation in fe: te them, winch may be requ by manufactu or othe: te offer propo” sals. Itis desirable that a! jos be of mestic manufacture. Deliveries to comme: oe on the 15th day of Peb- rurry next, nnd one-haif of the qnantity contracted for to be delivered in equa! mouth|; proportions, by or before the Sith April. 1858; the remainder within four months from that date, m monthly or greater Proportions, a8 the epniracter may find it conve- nient. The privilege is reserved by the United States of Increasing from ono-t toone-half the quantity of all the supplies above mentiwnod, by giving the oentractot one month’s notice of such desired in- crease Payments will be made on eseh delivery, should ‘Congress have made an appropriation te moet them eras soon thereafter as xn appropriation shall be made for that purpose. Ten per cent. of the amount each very will be retained, uvtil the oowirnct shali be compicted, which will be forfeited to the Unit incase of défalcation on the part of the ifilline the contraet. 9 B ll Derecen\=d from manufacturer regu lar rs, oMly, in the articles proj be fur ed: and none wi) considered in which the macufacturer’s mill or lers place of business 16 not specifically set forth. . Contracts will be based §n acecpted p-oposals, for the fulfilment of which tw) or more sufficient secu nities will be required. j The names, address, and the responsibility of the pers: proposed as seoorities, with the acknow!- edgineht tend Tso Sede be sneh —— rity, or Will woe that g cient securit furnished in case a cpntract is obtained, wil be transinitted with the prpposais. It is to be distinetly ‘ery ell pootene Feo hg ut of pro authority. Or Tranter ‘of it. without that any sale, assign a a pisecer el tereserdedss cp sita "| a —_ pre hee be held responsible jens or damase United almadon- to the undersrned, 's for furmahing Army ‘RY C. WAYNE, Riv. Major 4, Q. Mr. "S STORK, between Highth Saks, mame pisce for Chrietines nitvance of the Hoty Me! .AUGHITNS. Pa. avenue, between 9th and 1th ! "8 STORK. ate. s ment. Proposals will be add) and will be endorsed * Pr supplies and manna a5 SawtJane Minna Nith si Goods Buy your presents m oye from 15-tf RSP tenwe: hae: trp ant No )