Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1860, Page 4

Naval.—The St. Mary’s at Guyamas. Correspondence of the Star. U.S. Sur St. Mary’s, Guramas, Sonora, Feb. 14, 1960. ‘This ship still ns here—officers and all well. ‘e have been here now four months, ing the interest of American citizens in Eiqeater, and ween t to remain until relieved one of the otber ships of the Pacific Squadron. is a ramor here of a revolution about to break out, and that in a few days there will bea t battle; but it willend insmoke, asall things a this quarter generally do. Mexico, without @@udt, is the greai for false re of any that I have ever been in. But! think as soon as the McLane treaty is ratified by the Senate that theae will be such » rush here from California that will make thée people stir Cradle faster than they do. Al ly some or forty have come down here from California for the Purpose of ac and there area great week more coming. This {sa fine mineral country, an J am told that there are richer gold mines here than there ever was in California, but the Indians will not let them be worked. The silver, copper and lead mines bere are very extensive; and if there is a large emigration hither they will of course develop the resources of the country, which will make this a San Francisco. This is a very healthy place; in fact, doctors have nothing todo. The climate is delightful, and in the hands of Americans Guyamas could be made a flourishing city. It has a yood harbor, an excellent back country, and Gort advantage for 2 railroad, with scarcely any grading to be done. The route from here to the. ican line is as level as a house floor; and three crops of corn can be rairei in a year. I have no doubt that it will not be long after the treaty goes into effect before Sonora will be one of the States of the American Union. The English frigate Amathyst was here about four weeks ago, and during her temporary stay the St. Mary’s took a small cruise across the Gulf to Lower California, for the purpose of exercising the crew and cle:ning the ship’s bottom. The St. Mary's went up about ten miles in the bay of presen, in Lower California, and while there the whole village (men, women and children.) came down on board of the St. Mary’s. They drought music, &c., with them, determined to have a good time. After being on board a short time the — deck was cleared, awnings spread, and festooned around with flags, &c; e ng being ready, the dancing commenc in ear to the delight of all. ‘they danced until about twelve o’clock. The weather being so — that they could not leave the ship, theybad to stay all —_ The cabin was given up to the I and the men were distributed about in the officers quarters and made themselves as comfortable as possible. The next morning the Weather still being rough, the ship was got under ‘way and led down abreast of the village e, when they all went on shore about 3 o'clock, highly delighted with their visit, and I have no doubt that they will always remember their trip on board of the St. Mary’s. After remaining at Molege a pe again got under way and reached cf be 5 absent about ten days. Soon after our ar- rival the English pe me Amathyst got under way and out of the harbor, bound down to Panama. As she passed us we gave her three cheers, which was answered by the British tars, while the band of the Amatbyst played ‘Hail Co- lumbia,”’ “Cheer Boys, Cheer,” “Sweet Home,” and “Nancy Dawson.” scene eons brig ae Payne, belonging apt. me's surveyin; ty, was wrecked on the night of the 26th of Janust and became a loss. She went ashore about thirty miles from here, while coming across the gulf to this port. Every effort was made to get her off, but witbout avail, and she finally went to pieces on the night of the 26th. We had Previously sent a party of our men to assist in getting her off, who were on board at the time she went to pieces, and sad to relate, three were drowned, one be- te the brig and two tothe St.’ Mary's; those belonging to the St. Mary’s were Conrad Metze and Napoleon Mabte, and that of the brig, Jacob Johanmeson. All the rest returned to the - in safety. We have had three arrivals here from San Francisco with the last week, viz: The schooner Geneva, bark Guyamas, and brig Carmelite, all ander the Mexican flag, and regular traders here. Some thirty miners arrived here in the Guyamas for the purpose of mining in the Yackee river, and it is said ‘there are a great number more on their way down here from California for the same pur- - Yours, &c., T.F.J. ————+e0e>—_____ ATrip to the Roaring Mountains. Correspondence of the Star. Ironton, Mo., March 11, 1860. Dear Star :—Since my last. I have had the re of making a trip to old Madison county, just for the purpose of seeing the much talked-of goa mines, and it was there that I came across above mentioned natural curiosity. This mountain is in Madison county, 14 miles south- ‘west of Fredericktown, the county seat. On the east of it is Trace creek; on the west side the wa- ters of Cantain’s creek forma semi-circle. One the right banks of the last mentioned creek is a ravine, which isthe bed of the newly discovered gold and platina veins, where the Roaring Moun- tain Company is about erecting extensive works. ‘The mountain has a height of some 400 feet, is one mile in diameter, chiefly of solid rocks, more or less interspersed with quartz. It derives its name from a peculiar roaring , something like the sound of distant thunder, which generally lasts about 15 minates, and which sounds have a singular effect when mingled with the howling of the wolves, who are still to be found in respectable numbe § in the adjoining forests. it is thought that the mountain. or rather the whole ridge of mountains, originated Py. _—_ volcanic eruptions, to which the roar, whieh sounds as coming from the bowels of the earth, must be attributed. The sound may be beard sometimes to the distance of two miles. ’ u easterly direction from the gold mines, ing a distance of one mile, there is au opening of two feet in diameter, which is appa- rently connected with a cave, filied with water a goed part of the year. It is believed that this cave may reach a greater depth, and that the peculiar sound is caused by gases formed by the water play = the metals, and then seeking an exit. ‘here have been extensive experiments made with the gold found at the foot of this mountain, and they are considered very satisfactory. You may be sure that old Madison county has been ex- tensively patronized lately by visits from capital- ists, geologists, and innumerable fortune hunters, in the shape of returned Pike’s Peakers; the latter c have, however, returned in disgust, as it ‘es a great outlay of money to erect the necessary works to extract the gold and platinum. A com- pany has formed who have sufficient means at command to work the mines in a manner which must insure success. The platinum, which com- such a high figure in the market, will iteelf remunerate the company handsomely. The honor of first discovering these veins is due to A. or two, we uyamas after C. Koch, of 8t. Louis, who. in company with Several gentiemen of experience in tnining, is stiH engaged in superin ding the workii the mines. eo won beget ee taken a sudden cool turn, is we've through th est time, as this has, bres toon the winter in the recolivctjon of that mythical, — being, the oldest inhabitant. Yours, I~ Advices from Belize, Honduras, intimate that the late surrender of ‘the Bay Islands by England to the republic of Honduras will lead to considerable trouble, if not open fare. The residents of the Islands are not at all satisfied with the new regime, and are even arming them- selves for resistance, two hundred Minnie rities having been already procured for that purpose. ————$—$——________ U™ Washington's birthday was ce eb-ated in Copenhagen. bya id ball given by our min- ister there, Hon. James M- Béchanay. “Sevonl es were present, and the whole Victor. Danish min ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. SAO BUELL? Ben YH 8 Ry gre W_rish, 3 "HOTEL—T Pi rs IY Poster, Mord Sebaton os & G THE EVENING STAR. |_ | 12.000 STE POE, A |g Ireted stock's Chahregee and Sider, pile = cezrantes ae oases os No. 57 Green _ MISCELLANEOUS. By rae presipes Shor THE UNITED ia of law, i, James Bucuanan, Pres seated or the periods hereinafter deelgeated, EWARE OF MINERAL POISONS. Dr. J. BOVEE DODS’ CELEBRATED “VEGETABLE MEDICINES. HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, to wit: ° At the land office at Opxzo menci aammpti rd Monda » the eaventeenth Gayot ‘May next, ‘tor | For eye se dzcipiont eect ee. he ia, 18 of the public lands heretofore sinafered, orvous Debility, Piles ard at jscases = — oe following townships and parts o| req uit nS ‘onic.are 4. they remade South @ thebase line and west of the principal me- fe me 4 pete. ther ate a most wie ‘and delightful Beverage. HIS BRANDY ¥CA THARTIC, bg Drosera vihey sre pleasant tothe Ire geen asa Cai Sections 18 and 24; the SW tion 26; seo- tions 25, 99, $2)34, 36:38 aud 4, oF oeethey ee eee tions 2, 4. 6, 8. 10, 12, 14, 18, 90, 22, 24, 25, 28, 80,32. 34, unoguons; tw 8 Koi etton fo igs SK oP tion 12; seotions 14, 18, 20,32, 33, 8,9) and 8, of tow: 5 u 14, ‘ectually, and positively e use s 2%, aod Mot township Ceres Y el ea 2 ‘80 nauseous and disagreeable to the taste, = 7 and 8, of range three, HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS, ownship 12: of rey Ring staan ae on the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs, al ‘ownship 11, of range five, ody for 8 - sina EL Se eases mecionn, | oe eRe Seotl by . 96, a of town- FOR FEMALE,O) U ONS, sip 5; sections 3, 12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 77,54, 35 8nd | They are truly valuable, made of pure Holland Gin, hip 5; id agreeable to the taste, and ad 12! of well Yormed s necessary Jas ome dit MALE COMPANION, HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP, For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is certainly one of the most ¢ Medicines in the world. It i perfect sud. for Calomel, acting on the Liver, rem Fetes age Bowel eee t rm ve gestion and Dyspepsia. effectual in its cperationstas Cal ‘ownships 4, 5.6, arteen. Oell Genet Somth af the base line and east of the principal m= tan, sections 6 and 8; the ied The SW 3¢ of section 4; ship 5; sections 1 Ay a 3 20, 22, 2. 8, 23, 3, 82, 94, and Be, OF toemmaht ey 8, except section 1; township 9, of rang Sections 2, 4, 10, 12, 14, and 24, of townshi : tions 2. 4, 6,8. 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 23, 2 34, 5) and of township 7; sections 2, 6,10, 12, 14, 18, 32,4, i that children will cry Tan and 96, of towneliip 3, of Tange t1o. . sections Lo rare aa ng ae | gine ape 3g. tho W 3 of the SE se nand the W 3 oof ancy e thi nd. will bless tne discoverer of this in- Wie pte HW a of sect ot tanh y's Ste DE , 6 W 36 of the SE: 3 and the W % of seotion 34, of TT ere eee PROPRIETORS, 349 and 651 Broapway, New Your, And sold by Joux Scuwarzez, Druggist, 468 Pa svenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and by druggists generally. mar l4-ly, [f % Nor Too MucH 10 BAY, SINCE ALL, OLD AND YOUNG, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, Viz.-THAT PROFESSOR WOOD'S HAI 1z-—THAT PROFESSOR WOOD’ R Will preserve infalltbly the growth and color of if used two or three times a week, to any e. Perfeotiy, restore the gray, cover the bald wit! pat fa own ornament, > it; make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, ans Preserve the scalp free from all disease to the great- estage. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen, Professioral men, and Gentlemen and ies of all classes, all over the world, bear testi- mony that we do not say too much in its favor. Read the following, and judge: ICKORY GROVE, St township 8; sections 2, 4, 6,8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 38, 2. 30,52, He and 96, of townunip 10; seckone se 6, 8, 10. 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 3', $2, 34, and 38, of townshi; a range three. Tne W de of section 18; section 39, of township 10; the S% of the SE 4, the NW of the SE %, an lots 1, 2,3. and 4, of section 10; sections 18 and 2; sections 23, 39, and 34, of township 11. of range four. otions 14, 22. 24,26 34, an 3. of township 8; township 9, exoept seotidn Sl; seotions 4 and 10,c¢ township 10, of range siz. North of the base line and east of the principal qe- ‘an. Township 2, of ran, gofeur. North of the base line ee ett Of the principal me jan. i ‘ownship 2, of range one. ‘ownship 3, of range two. ‘ownehips 4, 5, and 6, of range three, At the land office at he rb 18 commencing on Monday, the twenty-first day of May next, fer the disposal of the vacant lands in the even-numbered sections and parts of sections, within the undermen- tioned townshpe, which remain to the United States within six miles on each side of the “New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western railroad,” guifect, as required by law, to a minimum of two dollars and fifty oents per acre, viz: South of the base line ae east of the principal me ridian, Townships 2, 3,4, and 5, of range one. ‘ownsh'ps 2’ 3.4, 5, and 6, of range two. peowaahips 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, of range three. Townships 4, 5,6, 7,8, 9,10 and 11, of range four. Townships 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, of range five. ‘ownships 9, 1, 11,12 and 13, of range siz. ‘ownships II, 12, Sand 14, of range seven. ‘own-hips 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, of range eight, ‘owaxhips 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, of range nine, ‘ownships 18, 14, 15 and 36, of range ten. Townships 14, 15, 16 and 17, of range eleven, ‘ownships 15, 16 and 17, of range (welve. Township 15, of range thirteen. South of the base line and west of the principal me- ridian, =~ Townships 2,3 and 4. of ranges one, two and three. Townships |, 2 and 3, of ranges four, five, siz, Seven, eight and nine. - ~ Townships 1 and 2, of ranges ten, eleven and twelve. At the land office at New ORLEANs, commencing on Monday, the fourteentn day of May next, for the disposal of the vacant lands in the even-numbered sections and parts of sections within the under- mentioned townships. which remain to the United tates, within six miles on each side of the “New leans, Opelousas and Great Western railroad.” au yet ae required by law, to a minimum of two dollars and filty cents per acre, viz: South of the base line and east of the principal me the Pr summer we ere induced to use some of your Hair Restorative ta were so wouderful, we feel it out dut: amicted, toreportit. Our little ead perfectly covered with sores The hair almost euticely ca a friend, seeing his auferin plications disease entirely, and a wew and luguriant tarted o we can now say that our luxuriant a crop of bair ae and do hereby, e, av a perfect remedy for all dis We are, yours respectfully, GEORGE W. Hiee SaRkauH A. HIGGIN: Sir: My hair bad, forse rely gray, accompauied by consiant application of oi neces: When I commenced usiug your Hair Rew tuve about two mi ing conunued its use turned to ite natmral recom- eases of mend your Resto the scaip and air, Pror. Woop—Di greatly to be preferred t foils or any ovher prepara able article for every lady's toi 6 a Hair Restorative, or for the simple purpose of g or beauufying the bair. You ermission to refer tone all who entertain any doubt of its performing all that is claimed for it. . YMONDS, 114 Third street, Cincinnati, O., Ped. 10, 1857. WELLINGTON, PRoF. Woop—Dear Sir: By the ad mine, who has been using your Hair R. duced to try it. Ihad the fever, some time last May, and nearly yw omy hair bas come tn Nothing but a y hair in my head came o reat deal thicker than ever vidian, and west of the Mississippi river, duty and syimpathy that I feel to comm: to others who Townsh: 6 and 17, of range 12, us are amictes as I have been. would in ne to give thie Townsh Pa ve received from 5, 16. and 17, of pies 13 and 14, ‘ownehips 14, 15, 16, and 17, of range 15. ‘ownehips 14, 15, and 16, of ranges 16,17. and 18, ‘ownships 13, 14, 15, aud 16, of ranges'19 and 2). ownships 13, 14. and 45, of range 2. ‘ownships 13'and 14, of tanges 22, 25, 24, and 25. T.ands appropriated by law for the use of schools, military, and other purposes, together with the “swamp and overflowed.” granted to the State by the acts of Congress. fieproved March 2, 1849, and Sentomber:8, 1850, will be excluded from the sales, Ep Reig slong Be ae of the railroad poe be sold subject to the ght of way—grar. y the aot of 4th August, 1852—for said railroad nblic acknowledgment of the benefit | Brot: Wood's Hair Restorative, Yours respectfully, The Restorative is put up in bottles of three siz viz: large, medium, and inal ; the small holds half & pint nd retails for one dol jar per bottle; the me- dium holds at least ewenyy per cent. more in propor- tion than the small, retails for two dollars per bot- tle; the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more in proportion, and retails for $34 bottle. O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway; New York, (sn the great N.Y. Wire Railing Baten: ishment,) and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo.; AR. Jacons, and tho par-| and sold by all good Druggists and Fanoy Goods ticular tracts cut by the routes will be sold as con- ers. ia 5-e03m. taming the quantities respectively shown on the official plats without deductions. ‘ED! T° WHE APFLICT: M. coxs RS. INDIAN VEGETABLE DEGOGTION: This valuable preparation has proved to be oneof the greatest remedies, for Erysipelas, Sorofula. Rheumatism, Sourvy, Eruptions and Blotches on Bilious, Ague and Fever, Oid Sores Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rh ing from the effects of Mercury, ever presented to the public. Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of the country are in possession of the proprietor, tea~ ‘he offering of the above lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they are advertised, until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed ; but no sale shall be kept open longer than t+ro weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until alter the expiration of the two weeks. _ Given under my hand, at the city of Washington. this Sist day of January, Anno Domini one thousand hundred and sixty. Beh ended Sat EA MES BUCHANAN. By the Prosiden: tifying to its curative powers, Commissioner sf the General Land Office. Fit id by most of the Druggists of Balti- more, residence of the proprietor, thg res! e | . M. COX, 158 East Baltimore street, between Eden street and Central avenue, None genuine unless her name is biown on the bottie and her seal on the cork. Pops 81 per bottle, six botties for 95. olesale Agent. R. 3. T. Cissgy, NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMA NTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any of the lands within the townshipg and peste of townships above enumerated, is required to es- tablish the same to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the prepsr land office,and make pay- ment therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before tha day appointed for the Georgetown, D. C., has been a} commencement of the public sale of the lands em- | Agent for the District, and will supply the trad bracing the treet clatued 7 otherwies suck claim | my prices. oe de we Dommnfeeiquer of the General Lent Ofise, HE ALL 8UFFICIEN? THREE —Under the reguistions of the department, ‘© aud now existing, no payment can he made for advertising proclamations except to such ublishers as are specially authorized to pub: by @ Commissioner of the General Land Offic: fo 6lawiSw No, 653. Notice FOR Baia RESTORATION SE CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN T STATE OF LOUISIANA, The grant of lands made by act of Congress ap- proved June 3, 1856, to the STaTE ov LOUISIANA, to aid in the construction of certain railroads therein mentioned having been so far adjusted as to author- ize the release frow withdrawal of the lands here- inafter desoribed, notice 1s hereby given that ali the vacant offered lands which lie outside of six miles on each side of the railroad ‘from New Orleans, by Opelousas,to the State lino of Texas,”situated inthe under-mentioned townships, which have not been selected im virtwe af said grant, or reserved for any purpose whatever. and which were subject to private entry at the date of withdrawal at the ordinary m imum of $1.25 per acre, or at the craduated prices under the act of August 4th, 1854, will be restored to private entry on the days and at the places herein- TRIESEMAR, 1, 2, & 3, Pronecsad by the Binks of the tole do Phaser, Ss e Ecol Parts, and the Imperial College of Medicine, Paris, ai ‘ienna, ; No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator- thosa, and all physical disabilities, No. 2 completely erad:cates all traces of those diseases that hove been hithorto treated by the nau- seous 4nd pernivious use of copavia and cubebs, No. 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use of mercury, thereby jearing. to the sufferer speedy relief, dispersing allimpurities, and rooting out the venom of disease, TRIESEMAR,Nor, 1.2and 3,are pro} form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and can be carriod in the waistcoat pooket. Sold ir cases, and divided into separate doses, as admi: tered by Valpeau, Lallemand, Roux, Ricord, &o. Price $3 each, or four cases for 39 which saves $3; and in $27 cases, whereby there is & cote | of To be had, pte od rotail, of Dr. BA Fe 194 Bleecker street, four doors below McDougal street. New York. immediately on receiving are mittance, Dr. Barrow will forward the Triesemar to aay yer’ of the world. seourely packed, and ad- red in the i dressed according to the instructions of the writer per nero cnt’ the price ee eh aly Bucs | Sond alan he SOR EE FORD Jy Wash graduated at the date of withdrawal. ington, D.C. de At the Land Officeat New OgLeans,on Monday, HE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE the Afth day of March next—viz: ; ape uel SekUe ees Some oad west Fike Mane eee erin | AR ESHORNES hee ORAL STHOP oF Townships 13 and 4, o range 2, 5 WILD CHERRY. 13, 14, and 15, of ranges 13 and 14, Inland ppd is prepared by a chemist, is i ae fownehipe 13.14, 15, and 17, of range 15. nounced by medical mon, aid those who have dec i 4, 16, oO be the beat preparation for rhs, Colds, Ca- ownahips 3S sh tarrh, Bronchitiss Hoartensss, ‘Sore Throat from ¢ 3, 17, Cold, and a preventive of that iion of diseases, Con 6, 17, and 1 sumption. . ant Persons who sing should use it. is pleasart te nshipt ge aoa ne the taste, sof a, cloare and aeeah F the voioe ‘ownshipe 15, 16, and 17, of range 22. 3 } frritation of the throat and lungs,and pre ‘ownships 14, 15, 16, and 17, of range 23, vents taking co! ‘ownships '6 end 17, of range #4. i Me eed SWINDLI UACK: Garry Ee ee ety corte ae : them all, andyif dieposed ‘ite SP Township 17, of range 25, At the Land Office at Orgrovsas, the 12h day of March next—vigs 4"? 0 Monday, North of the base line and east of the principal me- ridian, Township 1, of ranges 1 and 2. druggists ine profit by my experience. 0 North of tha base line and west af the principal me- | ¥™ BR POR —ITS CURE. . ian. ‘stam porfe rake ant Era Pal o1. p rltnifee vers joe = cop, caret conn ‘ownships 1, 2, 4, and 5, of range 2, woribi harle ‘ownships 1, 2, and 3, of range Ya lethe. aad South of the base line sot east Of the principal sme- r han. nd i PLASTERING Owaanipe LE eS tend aiee range’, Puan AND ORNAMENTAL, of avzny nz ‘ownships 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12, of range 3. ®CRIPTION, done on short notice a Teasous- vel jo rates by ALLEN & JACKSON, 375 tenn. nue, north side, between 10th and 1:th streets. er Ornamental Plastering equals that 5, and 12, of range 4. 3 11, 12, and 13, of range 5, Bnd 13. of range 6. n ¢ other house in the United States, instyle, fini: Th tazand’ ands ot rane 7. | durability. ‘The publiois invited to oall ands ips and 12, of rang specimens, mar ips 12. and 13, of range 10, ‘ownships {0, 11, 12, 13, and 14, of EW GOoDs Townships il: 12; 13; and 14, of range ise N AT VERY LOW PRICES. We are now reosiving a large and weil selected South of the base line and west of the principal me- | stock of Housekeepin: Goods, such as Bleached . ridian, and Brown Shirtings, Cotton and Linen Sheetings, ‘ownships 1, 2, and 6, of range 1. sk Table | -inens and Cloths, Napkins Dolies, ‘ownships | and 2, of ranza ‘owelings in gi vari. ty, Pillow sottot ‘ownships 1, 2,4, and 5, of range $. and Linens, 54 Undressek Cambrios, P!: ‘ownshipe 1, 3; 4. 5, and 6, of ranges4. 5, rnd, Jaconettg Cambrics, C 0 and Swiss Bands. ownehip j+3- 4,00 5, of ranges 7 ands, Edringe in every variety ostory, Jouvins’ Kid ‘owns! 8 1.3, and 4, of ioves, &c.. KO e eba.! 80 continu al Pownshipe 2,8; a0d 4, of rangee 10 and 11, Silk Robes, Fouiard Silke, Mert Silks, our Fano ‘en unde: hand, at the ci ing- | ©0es. and most winter ovis Bt prime cost. toa, thts twenty ieee of soem of Washing . TAY be & BUTORISON, Act’, Ccumabaicant 8 ILS ON. fa6 apponite Centra Markat Space. Norr.—Under the reguiations of the ROLLING MILLS” it, “DACRE SRO ON at factory pri as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be CO, Sieicsiieteetmseeese | tae Hemme es 1¢ Commissioner of the General Land . pore tens fer ateniel 4 oe. ja 1a) Ret Paes aie WTHORNE'S NEW ROMANG Fer Pen or ae omance et Moe Bene &e.—We mae) nee SEANCHARD®& MOHUN. | O4N Fi i OTE We awpSTUDY ix. ITALY & MOHUN, | MEDICINES. D*-7° Sir rimon= LOCK HOSPITAL, most Certam, and only Effectual Remedy im the i es FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE, E DELICACY PREYENT. LET NO PELY IMMED ATELY. cur RANTED, OR NO CHARGE, 4 CUM Phtom ONE TO TWO DAYS. ‘Weaknocs of the Back, Strictures, Affections of the Kidneys sad Buda’ involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General fesion of ideas, Palphation DrepifebdecrssTimndy, Tremblinge, Dimaees of of Giddinass, Disease of the Head, Threat, Mess.ox Shing Aoesions ofthe, Lee yoy — those Terril Youth--th ry jetractive Practices which rea- der Marriage impossible jestroy botn Body and Mind. nave LOUNGMEN an Eepecial the vi that dreatfal and dostrestive habit which sanually aweepe 1 an untimely grave thousands of Young Bien of the most ¢ alted talents and brillant int ed Irstentng Senates with th uence er wi ed te euscasy the living )yre, may call with pon ERSONS, or Y: we Bon conte Mar MARRIED er Young being aware of physical ‘weakness, organise , dily cured. und DR. JOMNSTOR, Members ef the Royal Colle, from one of the most @: and the greater part of whos ee of London, Paris, Phila fected some of the most aston aahfcine: 9) ith derangement of mind, TAKE PARTI Yeung Men and others certain practice indulg. NOTICE. iujured wemecives by & jone—a habit mn facies: sand re nd melancholy of rb a8 ad, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Dyepepay, Nervous Irritabill- ‘auchous, General Debility, and if not cured, both mind and bite of yor im the Solitude, Timudity, Lo: rT L. "NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Thoesands can new judge what is the cause of their declining health, losing thi coming weak, pale, nervous and ema appearance about thi S ‘When the misguided and impradent rotary of plansur he has imbibed the seeds of this prinful dis bappan nse of sha: a rs bi \e respectability, cen aloni haude of ignorant and di of curing, filch his p month after wont tained, audin de over his galling di tions of the rf frightful rapid eriod to hie Creadfel suderings by sending. him to that war iscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns. DR. JOHNSON'SREMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY. and important re dy weakness of the er; v4 Thousand reporters of the papera and of wh ublic, be- jou Sbrly @H REMEDY, DS OF DIFFICULTIES, 'OMMON COUGHS, . MACH DB- COUGHS, ‘COMPLAINT. AND HEA Large Bottles 0 cents. Small Bottles 25 cents, AND THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED TOLD ANODYNS, og FOR NEURALGIA, NERYOUS HEADACHE, EARACHE, TOOTHACHE, Cour PAgE™ MATISM, ST. VITUS’ banc: yk 95S F SLEEP, AND MINOR NER- VOUS COMPLAINTS. Price 60 Cents por Bottle These [reparations berzg made by strict rma ceutica! lawe, ined by testimonials fectly reliable and within the reach ofall, are now, alter eight years’ use in private circles, and hewn T formed remarkable oures, offered to the public Bas that confidence in their curative powers thet should warrant all in making trial of them. . Cirou'ars, testimoniais, and every evidence to strengthen confidence, can bo found with all deal- ers, to which we ask particular attention, and op which we rely for approbation, J. W, HUNNEWELL & CO 6,6, 7 and 9 Commeroia! hart Sole Agents for Boston. @EORSE HUNNEWELL, 146 Wa! tad «phn ‘ ‘ork, For sale by the nsual agents in every city, and by the druggists in Washington, Georgetown, anc Alexandria. no 8-soly Sole Agent for New Aexandria. ______ poB-eoly_ ORNE’S CURE-A. dD Gee OE at AND TOMACH AND WEd BOWELS, PREPARED BY A CHEMIST. Berruxs 12, 25 and $0 cents and one dollar, SHEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL EARTSHORNE’S CUR LL shoyld be k in all families in caso of accidents or sudden = nees,As it frequently oures in less time it re- quires to get & physician. It cures pain in any prt of the system and is usad exfornally and inn ioe sew IL" As the frequent ohanges of the weather pre- due s bad Co. OMheumation, Pain in the ima Bad Body; also, Stiff Neck—ever: t a bot iesait 8 Ne ects upon th: netic power, person shew rves, Muscles, and by its warming €!s0- are ‘8 all pain from the system. ttle and tr: . Bow if vo a Cough. ARTS. ORNS FRE RBE At Roo Ts Cassatt is the best Cough Syrup in the ‘orid, ae Pilions, ase HAR TSHORNE'S ANZI- and Bon BILIOUS PILLS: They act u 10 Liver, Sto mach and ywels, oarrying off all Bileand Foul Be- The above medicines to be y MT FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, at the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Agents for Laurence’s celebrated Linen Papers, “* Metropolitan Mills,” &o., &c., ja 25 6m,r 332 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 9th ats. prorosats FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA- TION Prorosats will be received at the office s- sistant Quartermaster at For! Leavensorne eA until 12 m.,on Wednesday, the llth day of April next, for the transportation of military si pehies Gurieg the years 1660 and 1961, on the jowing ates: Ril in the town of routes: 1. From Forts Leavenworth Territory of Kaneas, and from 4 kansas, nion, in the Ter- de that may — = of Missouri, se Fort ritory 0! iow OX100, Or any othe: be designated ia that Territory, aud to any point on the rout 2. From Fort Union. or such a be designated in the ‘Rerritory Ra Pe icon 4 18 it or depots that are or may be estab: in the military department of New i Forts Bliss and Filmore. eemoveneeet © Weight to be transported year not te be less on either of the routes ti one andrea thousand (100,000, pounds, nor more than five mil lions (5,000,000) pounds. Pro| is Will state the rate per 190 nds per 100 miles for which the transportation will be per- formed on ute in each month of: year, and will be made for each route oparately pabiiders, will give their yd in full, Py as ir paces dey prepared er into eb tracts, and to execute bonds, with probe pond se such an amount as may be il Quarter on ster at Fort aren ror, ee 01 a) for eorvige by the Ist ‘day'of May snoceed|ey thee means of transportation to be “by the Assistant Quartermaster at Fo: 3 i and, as transportation may be ‘ans time for the whole reighit to b? ng the year on either ve of et nity iy. will ied by the pg a ity to pay the whose joint be forfeited, must be attested to his will be endorsed withe'riht seoeeck the bids that ‘ARTERMASTER es saline tom sty: Web, 10, 1808, SSNS wi may com. Ae or BY wot me 10th J Corcoran’s Row, | street tiie James if Nortoa' be Stk NJav on” We Mre ee Ps. ham 'N,'387 E at Cea ‘oot, Solomon, Pike piven "s, 30 C at yaa) Peres gow oe Dent hoe ey Jour F, Netignsl Hotel 19th arian, James, W Hem > Ror vase’, 17, o0r C and sate ony Sp Andrew, bet Lith ueen’s. 444 6th st. bet r bates Starke hens 468 6th D and tnt, Erosion, Sebitveners, 3 ‘A ots Capitol Hi 6, Joseph, Bi sie Nanfoe Ea aoa Peta ieatk Fin wig a Se owell, L. W., 263 G st, bet 14th and 15th neh Mo Mi at, Ce asa ttat Saulebury, ings, oS EF ae . T., Brown's Hotel Wilson, M.S. Mr. Solomon's, 409 6th st Yulee David Lode lat bet 1th and sth REPRESENTATIVES. le , 194 I street Adame’ Gteon/ Private'ase F at, bot iath and 18th Arinn. Gareett 8." Willards) Hotel Ou Al en, 1,00 nor New Jersey av and south A st Alley, John i., Private, x w cor 3d 4 » Thos, L., "s Hol Abderton: WineG.Private, 206 F at, bet 12th & 13th Ashley, Jas. M., Mre. Reiliy’s, 555 New, Ashmore, John D. c very, Wim. T. bhatt, jabba Barksdale, Barr, Barret, J. R., Beale, C Wai. Bi Thom J. Wall own’s iiards’ Hi C sts, 408 3 v Cade tohett’s, corner 6th and D ste dt Cranonatie. cores Bingham, John A., Washington House Blair, Sa Blake, Harrison Bocook, Thos.8., ssonham, Mall potslere oullgny. Boyos. W, Brabson, Ri Branch, Briggs, Geo., Bristow, Fran rown, John uffington, 3 Bureh, John C., Burlingame. Anson. enry C., Alfred Burnett, H Burnha: Burrou; Rutterfe 1 Campbell, Jas. Rul Carey, John, Bre Garter, Luther Case, Gh Clark, Clark; Joun B., Alex. ce 6. ,fecene Fh wrence Brayton, Wm, D. Har M.. mithson rivate, Ewer « Ste hn = Hotel Private, ‘A. Willerds f ios - ashi |, Martin, Willarde’ H., Washi: it’s, 339 National aries, 40 M ul Horace fe rown’s in’| S., Avenue House Hyatt’s. 339 Pa.av Brown's Ho! ol, Brown's lex. Rly Willarda’ Hotel a Was Pane, over Wal Hat, bet 9d uri ay » Brown’s mi ri Mrs. 8, ipgton ssouri @Vv ‘ivate, Clemons, Sherrard, Willards’ inpton, David Goth W Mies Conkling, Row yh Clark 8 Wil ane, Clas! Wr ‘oshrane, John, Willard Colfax, Schuyler, Ave are rag? Hoe 3 6 at Rove! 0 SS C Tepiove. “asd st weet s Sd and C sts, 8 | & Stevens’ 4th sts ifoieh Sot ime Cooper, Geo. B., Choate’s, svenue Corwin, Thomas, 6 Louisiana avenue ovode, John, Avenue House ox, Samuel 3. Private, 463 lth street Craig, James, Brow 1 Hotel raige, Bai Dy at Crawford, Martin J.» 50 F st, bet 1ath and teth Curry, Jabez ir M., Brown’s Hotel Curtis, 8. R., Mrs. Tees y oor ath & Peav Davidson, Thos. 6. Uni Ey Davie, H. Winter, Private, 2 & Het Davis, John 6, ple 12th stroet vi euben, rown’s Hol Beieeee playei becormtant oe Arnette, jel C., ney! lano, Charles, Willards’ Hotel immisk, Wm, H.,cor Pe. av.and tgth st Duell, R, Holland, Mrs. Tilley’s, 74 Missouri av ann, Wm. MoKee, Willarde’ Ho’ gerton, Sidney, mundson. Henr: EAcerte th I on. Ely, Alfred, Rei na! rank t Hyatt’s, 399 Pennsylvania av rupee ss ev Bet ow, 352 K et iss’, 257 G 8 English, W.H., Vernon House, cor 3d st & Mo av Estabrook, Experience, 495 Lith #t Ethorlace; Eimereon, Brown's Ho jouse ashington House Private, oor Pa. av. and 17th st ies Hi Farnsworth, John Fy Washingto: eget ilarde’ Hote Foster Stephon G2, Be Chat Feank’ Aucustad, Wiilarde’ Ho tus, French, tizra B., W: ixton House aghin, .H.. Private, 428 H st Garnett, Muscoe R. i) ee ee Aa Gartrell, Lucius J Prrvate. Giiner, Jobn A. Brown's Hotel Gooch, el W., Private, n w cor 3d & C ate, 408 Grahein, James H., v iliards’ Hotel Grow, Galusha A., w side mE 373, bet D & Paav Gurley, Joun A-APrivate, at Hits dtayte iashneton oan Hamltons aiidcew J mys, Mii av ro" s Aarne ij i 8. son's, S77 Paay T., Br mn" jor ee B.Private, cor N. J.evand I st ; Robt., Brown's Hotel Hawkins, tseorge 3., 2:7 Pennsylvania av Hater, onse ss Beamey ena ay 0 » John, e Hii, Josiua, Private, er Gat, bet 6th and 7th Hindinan Thos. C--51 Hoard, Charles &.. Willa » Vernon 485 oth Holman, W. ooper, W. Howard, William. Huzhos, George V lath et st Houston, Gearge ip gamete He v 151 F st Humphrey, James, Hara” sahara Bi irvine, Wiilam, Jackson, James, Jenkins, Aibert Jones, Jo Junkin, Benj. Keitt, Laxrrence Kellogg, Francis Kellogg, William, rown's ony. fF Washi WwW. National Private, Hotel st, bet 14th aad Lith enyou, Wm. eee House ul 5 orl av Kiifingsredobn WW.» Private, 468 éth at Kunkel, Jacov 3 go Bat, Lamar, Lucius ‘i a some 's Hotel drum, John M..56 Missouri av Recta a ton M., Brown's Hotel ih At. Lindley, i etitneton Otero, M. A.. N ie Pendle, 6,8 enpington, W! ‘erry, John J. ettit, John 7 ‘eyton, Samuel ‘hi ps, Joka ler, ag OTs. She re. Ji \ards’ Avenue A partes "s, nw corSst & Paay Q., Smithson’s, B st 8, 381 Sd at 6.4 | ” Hotel House, oor 84 ot & Mo av Woaehbarns (2% cat re. Wm. G., 51 leon, Js gag > ‘ood, John, Woodson, Sans Wright, John V. ., Washi Wm., Avenue 500 Lith et Johi Wiles Ysidion, Hicry "Washington Honse 2, shratia Ae, Lin As tssouri on House coat - TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. eae neeneenesaaneneanansteenssinanaamensteaie> ‘OR HARPER'S FER ND WILLIAME- Bae es RYA e steamer J. rengie, Ci itter, leaves George town on M AY> at 6 8. m. fo Harper's Ferry. and on FSD AVG até m., for Ferry end Wil ismsport. The rteam apt TUMEDAYS af's 2. i'lamsport, and on a ig be tf NESDAY e@toursion parties, jeaves Georgetown 0: for F Ferry and SATURDA’ eS até a. m., for he Brengle oxn be obartered on WED - S and the Antelope 01 FRIDAYS for r marié m HE STEAMER JAS. GUY Wy)ll resume her on TUESDAY, 2at of m3 niga, Thtermedinte banding palate ucl NATH’L BOUSH, OM we WASIT Dey ry at 6 o'clock a. nd Al.E NDRI past ovolock. for CURRIOMAN noe the s. On N'overy WEDNESDAY [ANS PAGE, Propristor Ast Alnondte Ps 1860 IMPORTANT NOTICE _ 1860 SOUTHER: N TRAVELERS. FOR MEMPHIS & = ORLBANS je & Alexandrin, Virginia & Tennessee, & Charierton, M: Mees Ghee een Soe Via: A Dizzcr Rovrsz axp Continvous Rail wat Cor- ("GREAT REDUCTION OF TIME. THE LYNCHBURG PKTENSIQN rc, an a? U CENT AL. are'now completed, is exgi-Jria to hate maling . te RTEST D, THEE AG QTE DESIRABLE AND INTERMEDIATE Points. Tencvey Weticond ime Tick to all of the abo inte at the Great Southern ond Southweniorn ¢, corner vanis aventie, Washingtan, D. C. ot of Sixth street and The Train jeaves WAS! 6 » for the Bouth aud Socthwes eNO TON Se m. for eee Eases Tete wn reese of aaorttes Sar hee Foor mre a het at fr —— ‘om whom they will receive poli! ni buses leave th: of Sixth street and Benneylvanis ute er eerae oA Gogh Srey cc Pacing prer fei-tt THAMES.A: BYANS i, BALTIMORE AyD HOW BRakcn. Commencing on Monday mormine, October 17, 18 inday at 4.20 sere for Se AUMBOEESsge a eam ork MOUNT v ERNON <S EC Sm, ie Where mpsny’s Depot, Wee. 6.20 and shire Nuhrerer pes re BALTINGRE eam. 420 p.m. etben the EAST will take trains at 6.20 rt 3 m.. eo 68, Bt |\-o'olock a. m. every WED! A 4 the em Peny's at Al ris, o’el Pp. Re ‘saine ti ‘om Washivgton and Georgetown can take the Sonshes reas with Al steam te gt yailroed, whic! leave the wth Pa, avenue hourly, or can leave the Western Varves au look &. m. oan be te goers, Mora & Rhine! be received up to the hours : ty tah Wares 7” Insurance will he effected on sii goods fine at tho offine of the Compane at is er een P'The aocom ions for Race or ate _Setly_06 Westat. ope. t OF Presse ap; ly t© FOWLE @ ROMWE! ow Vor. corner Albany, i BvY Your STOV A EDU 5 C. SNYDER, Phusarmonie Hit ecuth Giieof the A venue, west street and next 6 selling his entire stock <f'stoweg Fis Office, ‘are, Gas Pixti at red oes. in raatot bargains will oail soon, Pismbune wed © and iting executed at the shortest ss gone ae os I ert Te sep BYS-4P-L4aw wi in the High Court and Ap- meeraeyniecrket eed il tend the, Soletlon of EA, TEA, TEA. We will receive Standard Bisok Tes, mend to our custo: 50 eents per pound meri STANDARD BLAC! to-day a lot i ty easels of hich - mit if very onoloe. Price ent or otherwian. ING & BURCHELL, KING oor. ith et. and Vermont ave. cae = NEW SWoRK The oma nce onte ne, author joe and ete dat a 1S. Study in Italy, by Cnaries at P| Bole ee eee K!%DLINne AND ee TOVE 262 Costing apye=™ Urn ane thew Ors. OAL: OTH « 282 Pa. pepe Batwrrt ttre anp l?rn Ste. Ee Seal ve ieee before delivery. Between ont WoMs Gaur, Sth nod Wth ate north sae, i a ustrom Luzerne hit the prive of the of “3 ot