Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1858, Page 4

“EVENING STAR. MOCK AUCTIONS. pa hen | wandered '* + ww er as way ich wuaming wotoe urged me to atsy to ee of oer. dy et Se enw this wera, Tyres, asf ay GAGLERY ea Ca oer coal Centre T VASTLY REDUCED PRIC fausht me—lesson ne'er forgot— is to oye pn ba pre . The Axctioneer. Fpikener bought pi Vith the same pins tence, Aad wnen i b.d not, said I d The Auctioneer. ‘Who—tr. tier ssses! coming '9 see the wonders of the town— ‘nough youu be green, soon hath rates ewter pins! Orirgsof brass, PPrted for the coun is aeet tf Phiness tueckin, —aiteny Argus. <= -—__—_ (> The inbabitants of Temple, N. H., cele- brated the 100th anniversary of the settlement cf that town on the 7th inst. {> Southern papers state that as the new cro; of cotton comes tn, it is appa:ent that the crop is smuch below the average. The Methodists of Alabama have raised 000 as a beginning for an endowment fund for a University at Greensborough The Cleveland and Mahoutng Car Shop, has moved about 6 feet, in conse- pociones of ror doe on a quicksand foundation. I~ The editor of the Sandusky (Ohio) Regis- ter bas seen a radish two feet in circumference, and weighing ten pounds. The State of Virginia taxes the railroads of the State one mil! per mile for every passenger carried over their roads In the town of Crocket, Texas, It is-said there is not a marriageable female; but whether from scarcity of the article, or what, ~ With 3 view WIL Opposite Contre Ni ser marine pce, nt aa you brown? hee fr ‘he ee peat tae #480 eanot be sur- a nee pie cose atiition, kept on All R: FEAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt- new ERE TS Eee PA. AVENUE. velers in want of TRUNKS shou'd not fail to mae cs brave and iS bold, The Auctioneer. 3 AT! - CKING TRUN po A Tisks. Caner —— BATCHELS. 6.1 EPHENS & see 352 Pen: between Sth jen’ and loth ot treets. DUFONT'S, E Ry 2 UN w. ALBERT KING Grorcrtown, D. ears past the Sole Agent in the for Mesers. Dupont & OR o! tg! Limin aware, keeps constant: iatriot of Colum- x Po DAV DER fuanulactu i. oract in ing and Mining ¢gin25and 20 Ib, kore part— been ee and Mining ore EP Se ERP. ir mr Mge iat and ine and 25 ib. kegs and 25ib kega the alleged murderer of An- derson, has been taken to Albany, where bis ‘yo, —s being argued before the Court of Ap- Phere. o Hon. Jefferson Davis had a brilliant re- ception in Boston, on Saturday evening, at the house of Col.C. G’ Greene, editor ofthe Boston Rifi do. a Fuse of superior quality,oin barrels mfor te the above will be sold at manufacturers and delivered free of charge to any part of The character of Dupont’s Pow well and favorably known fora Tait oentury, that we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its leasure at all times in showii of packages to sportemen ani iLJ~ Office No. %5 High street, joining the Canal Bri de. é — as bee.) THE MILLI Sniping ‘warrant "these bonasifat pictures made wished, Pictures i[7_ A married woman in New Orleans, ran taken with ber three She “left a note for her husband’s digestion, on his arrival home, to the effect that he needa’t concern himself about the children, a@s mone of them were h bi satisfactory explanation. — her husband, We should think =a immediately -“ ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. aks NATIONAL HOTEL.—Alex James. Pa; JP Phillips, do; C E Dodd, Gs; Mrs J T Rowland, Tean; C Zimmerman and lad J Willet and ly, NY; Dr Phillt ‘Armstrong, USA . J M Beikins, J M L Gibbs, Mru PH ds Cons 'T G Coleman, Va; M Gibbs, Pa; Gerald rotter, Mrs Trotter, Eng; , Russia; J Dare, R Contee. Pa tens W_ A Noble, Mich; H Mass; H D Thimeell, JR Gates, Pa; M Cal: J D Todd, M EB Ludlow. NYk; ;LR Steadeamyer, sc; & Wilson, ; 3 Land J R Gilme Lyons, NB Gregory, NYk; Miss Wittoey, BP Whitney, Miss; T Jobnam, Pa; Ga; @ A Caldwell, Florida; R W Magraw, by Wcodley in nine on perfeotiy sa’ which can be sent by mail wanene Every variety bes cone ke) XTENSIVE TORT RENE or tt wee UReitoR Ee OTHE E, erin having on pm his Assort: of hogany." Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward- ROSEWOOD AND t Patvarr Sace. invite the citizens of W. ton,and the wenee. - call and 80' Ves. Consisting G G Crawford, 4 M Scott, Virginia: Maryland; &: 3 Brown, Virginia; lady, J Band H Gardiner, Jas an H Mason, J A Mudd, Z B Beall, Md; H Jobo- son, NY; T Sanderson and family, Sbald, Jas Grabam,R H Kelley, Va; "HW Van- faght, P F Popkins, Ga. BROWNS HOTEL —W Norton, Va;J 8 Harbison, Pa; W M Whittmore, NY; BT Jones, Fa; H D Faulkner and lady, } @ E Sibley and lady, NY; M/A Jones, do: BT Rogers and lady, do; W L Harding, M M D Tuoman, do; W B Butler, plete. Va: C D Buckwith, NJ;J W Ro ert and tidy, NY; B B Roberts and family, Garret, Va; T F Maggabn, NY do; J T Tteynen and lad: Va; C MeLaw Fine M ahoeany, aieet aed Cherry, Jonny Lind Pa; C D Arch- —- other Bedstead, nut and coe rood Etrgeres, Ladi aot and W hatno Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chai Eine seis Oak Marble vop aud other Coitage Cham- any and Walnut Dressing acd other Bureaus, and Sideboards. Fine Mahogany and otner Chairs of every dosorip- Centre, Sofa, and other Tables, and Crockery Ware, Looking :J fl Wisdom, Fine hiarble to Ch My purpose is to sell as cheap as any — person ton, and on a: Tog ae and I flatter myself that no will be disappointed if E L. SI Northeast corner 6 strect belied roo 7th street west, mire il kinds of dee Tao's tone-outters’ Tools. Wi ea cet cheap re " ivetoad EC Kessigan J P Sorreed and lady, R Turner. do; hha go, do; and sons. La; J San Berkley, Va, C — Brown and lady, jor, NY; RM UNITED STATES HOTEL. — R McG Lytt'@ and lady, Tenn; J Chancellor, man and family, Texax; RW tleon. ste J do; TG Buchanan, Tisdale, do; V Terps, do; ry Venabie. do; Miss Kulig,d>; C B Alexar- La EW Wiley, do; J Callar Ma; A Stanley, Va; J Taylor, ao; A Fox, di Bramble. NY; F Thorber, D R Edward. Md; Jj A Rar doiph, Va; MR Bra ton, do; G W Goldsbye, Ala. RIRKWOOD HOUSE —) M Pettigre,do; G W Tucker and lad J Conts, Cal; A 8S Adsworth and fami Beckliar, Pa; W H Taylor, DC; 8 Oldtam E M Eaton, 1; Hon O Jones, Ps; J We: Fla; J Wellon, Md; E R Morton, do; C Cart. ridge, do; D Stone, Pa; A JDull do: Cap! son, USA; H Wood, NY; Mr and’ Mrs Md; L Moati, Mass pn i eee OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From tus Usitep ——— ey ive men ¢ nf me” oa . EEN, No. 626 7th street 7B ABE or Bio MIR, Crty,) Md; C R Sher Manufactures and r nesding Niasone’ Pioks a and repaired cae im 9s soe ew McC Armbruster, Gilliam, do; R # Mr Garner, do; J jes dmg numerous. tom mention, st Scand 9th and 10th streets. pen and see for yoursolves. JOHN McDEVITT. MA" sera MANTELSB. w a ieie cant i. CARVED cat "PLAINS v MONUMENTS, OM BS, &e., on reasonable terins. JOHN RUTHERFORD, 2d door from corner 12th & F. si [YtEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, MONEY te LOAN on STOCK er ieay tea HONUBE BROTHERS Pe tS OY eR cttw tide W. PLANT, of abs fies No. 418 . street, between G and H, keeps : bis cor <a) wired in his line—e ent ey Preservers, &c., &c. His charges are jerate. and his attention instant on call = hour of the day or night. Hacks fursished for lowest peasibie rates. Feesa GOUDS JUST RECEIVED. The subscriber og the s pavrnis & — Vew York Livorpool..t just received, on consigument, ones rg bo At aA 464 7th street. sopos e Patent Offies, O1-D MAG Tux 2 Undersigned ©: ard brand of ine Rye ag jn barreis end ha knows 80 a years, cite be kept up to its ndard. and purchasers and consumers ing @ perfectiy pure Rye Whs personal supervision, New York..Oct. Bos = rely upon its bei ky, distilled une entirely free from an which render made up whiskies so Worth Americas Liverpool The mail steamers leave New York on the Sth aed 30th of each mo: GROCERIES. ind Produce, call at » in the old car of- Ie fewest oh « ROBY’S Grocery Sto ACON & RAVER SU UNRIVALLED PIAN- doe! on Ps. avenue, between 2d and 3d streets, No. TES. Ww. &. MeTZERUTE takes ius took 2 je oslling pla OP ORTES | rom | tte ohieh he is the poh enh t ae instr ed. sm they ®re constructed on a differ- which affords a greater 2 touch aud _— they are The Gottschi h est Insiees shal been or red by’ “ae ne AN H. ROBY. STILL THEY COME. more.on on PERS. and its te . Call fo see them secon will pi pro Shean te be the Cena “ most Also, a large stook 04 Fries. aone at the it rates. FR AN®LIN & & ROTHROCK. (Intelligencer) oe CnOCEE Ee AND LIQUOR a Sri he has y the sweetest where he is share he ie pow ‘temps to be sent to P. ghoice ~ of GOLD of Papers of every quality be siving encanta mie ose om mont he ptior, and fresh OY! eer . a aan ee ee ER Si ey) pak unsurpassed in morning at a mh greet oK.—A tor booK 3 outside [lor soho! ohild: ‘s oer Pe ren, wil be ce lot of old Serre suitable for Clase iar Dinnof Zh rere fe la nein SOUTHWEST 4ND NOR’ Oe Baltimere and Ohie Railread. FALL ARRANGEMENTS. ‘TWO THROUGH TRAINS A’ te ‘RUN FROM W. ay pe ‘ie WEST, ap TRAIN: feta PS Syadey tas FR cas 19 AND mong Gimotonats at tp. | BF ape toes 4 us, Kansas, je, Cains wie 9 Suntain Semnory of ine Rood Grand Mountain Scenery in da: vit nts take either the 7458, m. or 3.30 p. es 4 irom tolrmemepene rt ea 1 Stations on the North- governs aie is Road take hed 30950, ain. F For Th h Tickets and Ba; ate ee ee ae — wand every other posable Ri tl item of the | AT ERP NON RE re eave Washing” ‘or or all porn between Washington Jurotion and Predi mont take the 2403 seta. trains, + For ali Stations between Pieamont ond SW heoling take the's 9) p.m. Train. To counect with erick Train take the 3.90 p, m. Train. FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST. Leave on for Baltimore st 6 15 and 7.45 8 fond 330 46p.m. On Sunday at 3 0p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4.99 and 9.90 8. m. and 3.30 and 590p.m. On Sunday at 430a m. only, is The — on SE eh way sta- ‘ions and for Anna: i. he he 745 3.30 p. m.are the chief connect- oa titan torte ‘west, and the 6.15, 145 and 3.30 ¥ ise aae a om Se the vn ti ‘Ohio Railroad Tioket off HPARSO SONS Ag Agee oo4 Master of ‘Tranportaiion. Aaaltimore. L ARRANGEMENT. | Wasniné rd Nt AND ALEXANDRIA, A Boat Every Hour from Each Place. ‘The Washington and Alexandria Steamboats will hereafter rau regulariy from the foot of 7th street, Washington, and King street, Alexandria, every hour from: eson piace, from :% a.m. to7s p.m . as follo From Washingion—Steamer GU, PAGE—at se eet 8. m., 1,3, 5, and 73¢ p.m. rom Washington—Steamer 4 HOMAS COLL- YER —at 8, lv a. m., 12m., 2, 4, and 6 p From Alexandria—Steam Geo. PAGE—at rom ‘ilexandria Steam “Faomas COLL yrWnan ges lla. m, 1, 3, and5 p.m,, except Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the Collyer will run hi Mount Vernon, ’ ‘fheé's a. m. and 74 p. m. boats ne Washington connect with the trains of the Orang and Alexan- dria Railroad for the South and Sout it. ae OTICE TO RAVELERS. NEW ARRANGEMENT, With Greatly improved Schedule. FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, Via Potemac Steamers and Kichmond and Petemac Rallread Line. état Be Two fset daily lines from Washington for the Southand Southwest. Boats leave their berths, foot of 6th street. at 64¢8.m and7}<p m. Passengers bi the morning boat can obtaina fine breakfast on boar and enjoy a pleasant sail of 334 hours down the beau- ti ul Potomac passing in full view of Mount Vernon. By the evening boat they insures good supper anda rest of four hours in comfortable berths ts state- rooms, and arrive in Richmond in time to connect with all the trains fort! uth and Southwest. e Great Southern Mai! is conveved over thi route, it being 44 miles shorter and 160 miles less railroading than by any other rou making certain connsc! Fredericksburg, "Richmond, and Pease, Va., Weldon and Wilmington, N.C., Charleston, S.C., Augusta, Georgia, Montgomery and Mobile, Ala., Direct to New Orleans and all Southern Cities and Towns. Also, connect at Richmond with the Danville, So Fa Virgima, ‘Tennessee. and East Teunes- see is For THE SoutHWEST To Danvillle, Bristol, Dalton, Chattanooga, Huntaville, Memphis, Lynchburg, Knoxviile, Atlai Nashville, Grand i Junction, Montgomery, and New Orleans. For through tickets and further informatién of the route, inquire at the Southern Ticket Uttice S32 Pern ee one door east ot Rrowns’ Hotel, or om board tue boats, foot of Sih atreet eee or er SG BO. BE. MATTINGLY. au 16 ly (Union) Ticket Arent. EW AKRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE Via Orange and Alexandria Railread. FROM WASHINGTON CiTY, D.C. NESSEE, aco *PENNESSE: z, ‘Missi Sisk PPI, LOUIS va. ARKANSAS, J 7 TS can b> obtained at the GREAT. Sot UPEWESTERN Rall ROS FICE, corner of Penney vanin svenue and 6th a eorge Puge,or a! Aloxandris Railroad, at — Richmond, Danville, Lyn vasa Bristol, Knorvills, Dalton, Fry reser: tanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand J unction, Memphis, Mont, cgomery, and New Orleans, By a direot roate, Bi bay Shoe raway connec ons to Affording greater moped ‘and Comfort and being over 20 mil-s sh 7 than by any other route. ‘The steam f-rry rge Page leaves the foot of7th street at 6% a. m., for Alexandria, where seugera take the oars tor Richmond, Chariots Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodst and at 7% p. Richmond and all point weet making sure and close connections to Mem- phy Beg ‘age \Wagons and Omnibuses Sgt the office, Pa. avenue, area "lock m. and 7 re JAMES A A. EVANS, Agent. jo 17-tf Washington. Ts VIRGINIA SERINGR-—Passencers for the Oraage and Alex set haa 9 SS their names at the office o the Alexandria and Washington Xailroad, 7th st. and iousams avenue, will be called for and con veyed to the Long Bridge station, wherea rood —— can be obtained. This line oa ries the 8. MailfortheO.& A. R. R. Passengers wili hind it free fren: eotnnoyiawe a of wagons and horses that is met with on the boat. It isthe most expe- itious,and,in many instances, the most economi- route. Coaches connect w every train from Be ‘Coaches furnished for on ond Pe UNTE 2D STATES M MAIL LINE, Only Regular Tans, and Without Failure for Bight Years. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, Via Panama RaiLkoap. Regular Sailing Days, Sth § 2th of sack month. Catvtion.—So many frauds and impo- sits - of various kinds have been uistely ee rated on traveler: ud to CA L1- ONNIA. that the subso: x authorized agent for passnge by U.S. Mail Line, via Pana- ma. inthe city of Ne’ feels it bis duty to caution ali persons seeking passage to Call that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, tuey must be care! ul to find the true office of the Steamships of the U. 3, Mail Live, vis Panama Railroad,as no other vas mm New York is authorized to engage passage ‘The Companies have only one office in New York, Which is at 177 West street, oorner of Warren at., fronting ou the wil River, St the head of the pe Gans MAILS TEAMSHIP COM- One f the Steamshty rot thie Com ewmrryi: the United Staten Mail for ACAPULO. guane® GALIFORN ofthe nited States Mail 5.8. Company’s steamers. Badge lea dy Orleansand New Y ork rogulsriy ie Sth an h of each month with the vera 4nd id gaagencers, connecting Via PANAMA RA. There: steamships have been inspected and proved by the Navy "Department, cubranty sbecd ed “the Patama Railroad (47 — long) is now com- ace from o¢-an to ocear, and is crossed in 3 or 4 urs The basgage of Praoitcn is checked in New Vork Geert! to San Francisco,and passengers are embarked at Panama by steamer at the com- expense The money paid in New York enses of = trip. erve steamers are ki ps in port jn Panama and San Francisco. to prevent detention in case (: dent, so that the route is entirely rehiableno are. "'Goshuetors xo throury by each go throu; Sopra of womenand ch {dren Withont cen as ‘or or through tek tickets at the lowest $ Fates spply at to ty he est s'reet RA ee Ng HAteise | i ES Q’HARLES N. KUGLER, Be: between beg Orleaas,—or C. BARI, cas band ‘ard send CECA AM inary put of 150 lon; 40 cents pes Sea Puciclaicasienatetss | = er ican mena C.N. Kuctre. Laie evap TISTRY IMPROVED. aa a ‘eeth 3a of oh ‘aurebiity. ‘ee end are tar ee y in every respect. a: are specimens a 338 Pennay!: ee Ds. STEPHEN, BALL vice | SYLVANIA AVENUE, Three ioe from \4th street, Dr. BAILY bogs leave to inform the publio that he can be seen at all hours, at his office, located us above. He experience of _— years’ ——— joult case: that fe ee with mereury, im tue 08. 1,2, and 3 are al ofall abe without quah- taste of 7D 1, and » has led especialy re reparations ae for the construction of ‘sine, to discard a. also all ndia Kubber snd oa patinnnas Gum Teeth. a: Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, is the on'y Teliebie substance that can be worn in the mouth, as was most o nelusively shown by the last American Dentai Convention. Altnough he fiatters himself from his long resi- dence and practice in W Ssluncton, be is fa ‘nown to bie numerous friends and leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS. From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany, oases in ‘one for $9, whieh ny oe eri ete aac dng B. will forward the large 21 ae a. ne a Tarr. lew Renanige west ERUVIiA 7 On, Protect Selution of oa covss!i Dr. Srxpnen Baity: Dear Sir—1 desire to ex- y,and my confi- ‘The operations dence in you as & superior den! a for me have been highly satiafactory. hat you may receive the paironag ublic that your Pill 80 well de- 3. W. FRENCH. crdral to which M . nuw be received as an exiabiished a joncy in Cori Affctvon) ‘of the ‘Liver, Dropsy, , Bronchitis and Consumption Ten- dencies, Disordered State of the Blood. Boils, Scurvy, The Prostra’ Mercury, General De atdty, and all Diseases which a Tonic and Alterative Medicine, “Washington, Aug. 23, 1856, From one of the oldest firms in oheecean Messrs. Boggs, Cotman Having employed Dr. Stephen Dentist, of Washington city, to accents for me an important and difficult piece of work, which he did to my entire satisfaction, and in view of the fact that one of the most disting tal Coliege of Baltimore tailed. after repea’ed t: to perform the same work sa’ — s jeasure to expr ge Effects of Lead or 8 beyo. The ote of! ie emhuao ed; and of such peculiar character, that sufferers cannot reaponay positete te receive the PEavvian syrop(z does not protess to be & Cure-ail,! ee beoause nlike ‘ed,and proceed re su numerous. so weil factorily.it gives me ire eapadones aud . 12, iss? HRRMANN BOGGS. Extract froma ane received from the late Hon. Joh : uu ‘S ‘Sons Aug 3s. 1856, The teeth you made for thing could be better. cured or diseases for which may oge Kinga The o} gee ee a care. aa Precisely t JOA CLAYTON. To those seeking relief from the maledios of the teeth, I can ceeetteny soe recommend Dr. 8. Bail; superior dentist. for one of my family, aa mveseif, and the work has IXON, Va. Cont M i Ginuren South. We, the asaieslened having had occasion toavail ourselves of the profe: n Dentist of this city. or having operations on our families or friend admiration of his ar of the Syrup incon- one who may wish for ersons respecting t made set of poroeiain teeth eral teeth for of the Syrup canno' lowing among nematees testimonials in the hands matures are those of sprtie- © community, and of Ing experienced the bevedctal og Bot hesitate to re om- men well krown in t i ene De S highest respectability ; pleasure in expressing our Tr skill, x8 well asthe uniformly satisfactory manner im which he performs the mao delicate and difficn it operations in Dental Surger: recommend him to the confi ublic, of which we consider him commeaniy Tuomas U. Wautsr, Architect U.S. Capito’, D., of Washington, D.C. . of Heorgetown, D. — ei] as from the testimeny intelligence and totegrity are altogath<r bof ite eficacy in cases of nd Browchial Passer w Inciptent J iseases of th Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dro} its effects would be incredible, bu’ Rev Joux Piuarowt, Tuomas A. Duxrra, S H. Kewpars, M.D, Buguas Minter, M. A, ‘a BRADURY, of Washington, D Grorce Wazton, E It ta well known that the medicinal effect of Protoxide of Iron ts lost by eveo « very brief exposure to alr, aud thet te asotation of Protoxide of Irom, witho oxidation, has been deemed impoastbl |. thig desirable potut te attain KPORK UMENOWN: and thi: proto carboustos citrates, aud ta: -Governor of Florida, Wattar Lenox. Ex- Ma) ‘or of Sygahinaton. Henry Batpwiny, U.S O. CG, Wigut, Principal feb 9-tf In the Peruviaa by COMBINATION IX & ittenhouse Academy. D* RB. FINLEY HUNT, mayivania Abo eenations belong. on &t his old established of 16 B ylaton sireet, Borten. For sale by Druggists morals * oes for large bottles, $2 mediuin siz. N. lL. CLARK & CO. Prope tors, Boston. ein Washington by Z. D. ; Nairn & Palmer, John Schwartze, H MoPuerson, F. Stone, J. 8. Lovejoy, . Gilman, Hpocsal HEN {N THE COURSE OF HUMAN evente, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their test natural attractions—a fine mes & matter of serious importance shall we do to sto rs its Dep ed -— TER ANDINPR has gro oe Bury, Jas. J: Cisse and J. L. Kid THE GREAT WONDER £ NINETEENTH CENTURY. PROFESSOR WooD's STO RATIVE. hing ly to th: FAT Haha OVEK. Atew P hulins or treater, and vigor to the hair; ou mer have been bald twenty years, 4 use of ittwo mouths will imsure y: a4 oe bair. Call and geta bottle, an Fe aa pre Spplication, return it ter and Improver. Sian und Wail sts 1 2.0, ear rugsist, louie 4% atri HAIR RE Says the St. Louis (Mo) 0.) Democrat : pubiish a letter to Dr. Wood, of « sentieman in Maine, which ‘speaks siowin —— Merite of bis hsir tor Such evidence it have its effect, when caw from @ reliabie oe. if vertihoates are guarantees of truth, the Dr. needs no encomiums, uor useless pullery for bey (pes Hair im Richmond Aly Bate, Maine January Woon & Oo. Gesticmes - Having t mouths since to the bichiy be ir Restorative, | was ‘nduced to make ap P feathon of ft gpon my own hair, which iad become quite Sray-1rotably ove-third white, my whiskers were of sane Some three movihe suce I procured « botti tive, aud used 5. since procured auother bottle of which I {Can now certify tu the worl! that the gi hair has totally “leavpesred, both on my bead and fh my hatr has resumed tte uatura! colo bel nd glonsy than It has beew befor cae weetare FoRe on Opristos K 18 ana B Sycamore sireet, Cincinnati, Ohio, This Brandy has heen ) manvfaccured Cn several years from the Pure Juice of the Cataw' thus nffurding additional evidence of “es of American ente: prise antes to [papa on at home, equal to those Da 10} ncA Tawa RRANDY not only equals but excels the bes! urity a favor. rh hie wtatemont ly of our most distinguished analytical itisasure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu- » Cramp, Cholic, Languor, Low Spirits, Gene- bility. &c. No family should be without it. Ke.ail price $1.25 per bott N = bas sppoimted DA two, has used tt with same effect. Tie above notice | deem due to you for your valuable dis- Tam assured that whoever will rightly use, as per ious, will not have occasion to coutradict my state It is, in fact the best citizen fale city sud « resident bere fo! with wy wame «t serve the beaut +8 of outure tt others as Well as myse%t. Tam, truly youre, 4. C. RAYMOND. WOOD'S HAIR KE ESTORATIVE. BaLtigour, Jauuars 28, 1 Paorresox Woop—Dear Sir: Haviug bad the mis Jose the best postion of tuy hair. cxm the effecteof tl fover tm New Orleans of your p eparation Wi ’L. B.CLARKE, Pharmaceutist, corner of Pa. avenue reet, Sole Agent for the District, where dexiers nd customers will please words cau express aMiicted such a treasure. FINLEY JONNSON. standing. aud pastor o: the Orth Mass He le « geutiomes of great influence ona universally 4 qT SPEPSIA. WEAK BOWEL Buoourimty, saa? 12, Lass. Prorgsson Woop—Dear Sir: Havti a HARTSHORE’S in Bl] families tn case 0} ness, as it frequent yo quires to get a physic It cures paio in any sstareelly and juterus mel ges Fre Cold ray, to ite original color aa ke the same Pisssure or - bettion ons Here) retails for $1 er boitle hoids at least twout, 3: Sor holds a fie $8, forty Bo other article witl uent changes of the weather they — Painin the Limbs Neok—every person should “a Hoottlee it acts upou the Nerves, Muscli nes ; and, by its warming eleo- foie dad ry = ali pain from the ne f 5 Soe 8 PECTO Tur Or 4 CHERRY it a the beat Sones Syrup in the use HARTSHORNE’S ‘They aot upon the Liv- Bowels, carrying off all Bile and ncines to be had at all (5 Bidwell & Ciscel The Restorative ie m eae Bloot and ls for $2 ver are Prporuoe per cent, more in proportion Pov & sae 0) niatow 5 ton ‘and uD irk et st., Bt. Lo e itatins Potal. sts and Fancy toute su 17-3m AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tux Rapip Cunzor COLDS, COUGHS, AND ei eprt Through a trial of many, wien ot qos spon. A TOUS PILLS a5 Styainol — YOUR EYES. from weds itn his ag the manufecture o} 1S oure mee vases of i puimons pats her remedy know to mankind. tled conaumption bave been ou ands of sufferers who were deem of human aid have been restored to their triendsead usefulness, to sound health @ fe, by thisali-powerful antidote to 20 diseases of nd — ‘and trroa! ea: oh are co. res and Ot EON RAZI LIAN PEBBLES. —— are ees SyorTsicitreDN ESS, wricleg thamscwill be auieed al Restatant, hoes now om, sig wonderful eee OHNE Sy rah ace Bar, al ‘18, thro it easiness of vii sion heretofore unkuows ee tinprovesay E the enjoyments of os he Ramee eye, who was late'y and stro! whis r to all hp bu rovementee made his breathing ouay his sce) a wea ee sot OF RA, ~— tre for sale at - aes opera the corner of 8th street, le, the sume as at his scoomplisnes amore Py prevention! coughs riod a pers —ae Soe icing iam, dingovers THE ike the child, 4 dane hter, ovéied ‘was cured Author oted ey evidence ot sheen pinot Ag oe ame Ny) cont taining : : P. BROWN, a ree retet tear gu 6-3m Serer Sains as sage aaaviriia Carri cee quer we ieee auagiay PPoegeesd $92 FEBS HARE Orr.cn Seomncnrernass Pets Pats provisions of the * sot to Ae rprenance of the prowitine pristing. £e. Aus! , £02, scaled proposa’s wi te le i th ret wed at Soir, nthe capitol, wat fate ~ fo dny (eth cember the paper thal may b+ (equired for. Fa lepelolpclnaatlpe Tae calgoss Bs oan be ° ry of wees ur gi Siitbe fee escent] petcting’ pavers uneslendered. to smomogse ws es, & d to Weigh jorty hve poands to the ream uf 480 sheets. Crass & 6.070 reams fine printing paper, on'end te mens EY En i BO ity ex $00 reame superbne printing bard mized and jendered, to measure 4 by inehes, a Mite cunt poumde to the ream of 400 sheets. CLase 4. 1,000 map paper, cued ond - of auch aizes as may be requi - Crass 5, ° vate r.(calendered, or predic ~ nb eo Tequired.) 19 by -4 inches, ane | Samaroo of each of the above c'asses ‘The Sire ol the puer ae trom a fe ~~ oe —— stances. vi BS ‘of twenty four sheets cach, ond wo eho" | Con FT to COLLAB sheets. Uniformity pene, wand will ee elt no bu: (exole- ms super royal 1 5 100 reams colored mnotium (assorted colors) ee 7. ing paper. 19 by B inches, - ‘twenty e ‘Weigh twenty #ux pounds 4 10) reems writing paper. 18 uy Weigh twenty-four nds per ream. a a ‘Writing paper, '8 by 18 mnohes, to euch twenty two pounds per — 6. 400 reame wri paper, 12 by 18 inches. 80 All the papers eeiguated fn ciassce Gara’? e papers ved in molasses 60rd 7 cogee 430 Perfect sin sheets to the de” ines: they are to be made of rials, foot adulteration. - ye the beet manber. papers in cassé are to be white cr Diue, of the reguinr standard sizes of the respect kinds, ond of Fz .e may r “ . re Jomatts specified in th e wc! pe ol erdes ime Agrester ject '@ & separate contract ; but bi‘ders may of ~ r One Or more of the claeses in the same propo- “no Ang trpeentortes be considered unless accom E uarsptee that the bidder or bdgere. ti proposal shail be ted, will enter igkton with good end sufficient sureues oe a the i r D ceale-wi'l be furnished at thie effoe oP one wil ta taken into consideration unless substan’ therewith. paper in the sever.! classes must be deliv- ered at such piace or p aces &s mar be designated in Washington ety, in good order, free of ail and ev-ry extra eXpenuse, and sulject tu the Peo. ht and measurement of th and es of al| the paper ——— may be ‘esen at oe. or will be sent tu pereous applying for opened in the manner re after the fret aired th onday in December” next, (7th ) and the ontract a aie to the lowest bidder. will be addresses to “Gro. W. Pow- MAN, rT oe Pablic rs ~ Cepto! a neatend vay ating, sol United States,” and end lying paper ” sig gl prorcsais FOR SHAFTS. U. 8, Capito: Extension axD We \GTON AQuEsver Orricr, fe GTOX, September FH h, 1s58. Sgarep Proposals will be received at this wntil the fourth day of December next. at nuon or feratehing. on hn .erounae ofthe Extensioa oj Capitol, one hundred Shafts for the columns Lerior portioos of that purl ‘he dimensions are as follow: One bundred shafts, inciudiug the up) torus of the base: each shaft to be twenty-five [et two and zkth inches m h-icht from the bottom of sad a lo the top of the upper astragal. i diameter of the torus or bottom piece of shaft to be three feet seven and five cighths inches; the diameter of the shaft above to be three feet, and at two feet six and one-eighth er of the upper astragai tu ba ven-cigths inches ‘I hese are ofthe work when finished. Al the locks te be scabnied round to dime: sions, and to be free from all defects which would make blemishes ia the finished evlumn. The above shafts to be of white American marbie, a oom. ay Cap tn Fate totum used a e@ exterior o! ne BD toi atension, Wh.oh eomes from near Lee, Massachusetts. Every proposal shvuld socompanied with a blook st least cubic of the marble offerec. Th mitted to proper chemioni and Meckanica! tests be fore being Booepted forthe oo) The proposals should state tae time within which the marbie will be de vered. aud should be scoom- ed ba ition guarantee, sig-ed by one or more fr ble per: 0 the effect that he or pan be dertake that ie none peeeeaere wilofh eur bid ,euter nto an ation w, in tea days, With goou and r~- the comp etiou ofthe ys ertaken: end ¢ Rute to ue Bcoompaus: 2 certihonte of United States District Judge. Un ted States 1 trict Attorney. Navy Agent, or some officer of the geuers’ iy en es or ba egg known to the En- gineer or Department of War, that the guar: are able to make good their guarantee. eecer The United States reserves the right to reject ary or all bids not deemed aivantag ec and to make &rrangements for procuring ‘hee Proposals will be reocived for furnishing t either in single blocks or i blocks of not § 2 four teetin length. and the number of sha'te ered a Dlveks oF in pieoss, respectively, should be sl Proposals will be opened in this office at noon of thesth December next, in the presence of vidde:s who may choose to he present. By order of the Secretary 4 War: 4 Ee ME i6s, o '< beers, ln — of U.8. Seeks Extensivn. MC aL U Ua a3 NTER on e*as, * deteizwel. resident el nn —, in the hereby. jomtty and several): ve- meot with ths Vnsted States, and euaranty, "in the foregoing bid of be accepted. they w li, within tea days aiter th eptan: the suid bid. execute the ooutraet for -h« same, with ood and ent eure.tes. to perform the work or the next lowest bidder. c ane cert.fy that, tothe best of my knowled, vets § the above- Hamed guerantore ase oye and pon be mt 00 |-eotd Ppeveroesars FUR RATIONS FOR 16%, parent 8 Orrice, U. 8.M. Goars, ome September 23, will ng til Thi thi cay say nti Me sng 2th October nex Sree ?.m., Ese fore food lestown. Massachusetts. emouth. New Hampsbire rovaiy«, Long island, New York, edeipha. 7 vanies Yorvert. near Norfu) Norfalk, Virginia, Wefnucton, Fiorea, and a, Dist bot ‘oF Columtya, 103 consist of one of freak beef, or three quarters et' pound of mest = e.chtee neces of bread mace of beet eu ere ine flour, or best superfine flour at tae op! government: and at the ra! pound, f six of 1 coffee, tweive pounds of be cant nae others is of best New "Grleane it wire eeeee. four qvarts ands of good hard pound of good hard one buodred ranons. ~~ be dou vared va the order r of each station. eithe fait orbs the single ration, and «hall oo; Cort se be»t ana most choice p eoe of the carcass; the pork te be Yo. 1] prime mess pork, and the groceries to be of tue best quality of kinds named. All subject to inepec' Ali bw just be Rocom _ with the names of two 88 eureties, suh Srebelistysomesasraremseet at ms of bide will (uraishid on application to this of Sroynpapers pub ashing the above advertisement ‘Will please send the puper coutainine the ret adver- my eee ened | fice for Spy ees he e1 ~t'ropussis fur Rotions for 1859,”” tothe eG i age J. SUTHERLAND, ajor aud Quartermaster. The" N: Tatelligencer’”: as: i Washington. * EP etry E rere. ar : “Gazette,” Portemoat r ” boston, Mase. ss “Pennsyivanian” and a Teus,” FP od wil Gearon shows Carve time 8 wank til = 0; advertisement, tu sore" for payment. we BD eoid ® Nor: Pub or T we PONE MEN THE PUBLIC fy ah KANSAS. WW WERE ORDER DkY PRO | ATION No. BEL Oties ty hereby given that the public sales of the vacant publiclands att os the Territory of Kanexs ‘which were o-dered by proclamation No 6:7. dated Juiy 3 Tae eel the and offices Le Fimhepes. in ‘he Territory of Kansas, ee Kk ist of , ae mber next, by aoles of 4, resident 44 uly tony} hom rend th wales wail fas bers es where im Ee Once