Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1860, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Perplexities ef a ee Wife. wife of her life, Re Ttrectlos rt cares involve her. “On, eaves ” she said, “‘would the paper were While continual tears did dissolve her. ever at dinner, never at tea, ever an evening at home was he ; And, what was so very improper, he Left other men, now, to dance, flatter and bow, ‘o take her to church and the opera. ‘hen, what was still worse—inexpressibly worse! id she ask @ small sum to replenish her purse, iis. ayy ae Not an inch, but an ell, While he vowed hs had nothing, not even a dollar, 'o spend 7 crinoline, flounces or collar— : — this he would say, n the PaP#R began to pay, ‘ To his darling’s demands he would never say nay! Then, as to the fame he seemed t» crave, It took to itself such siarming shapes! Ona ionrnal had openly calied him “a knave ;” another had dubbed him *‘a. And once, when the bell like a gon; i rung, And she peeped from her room at the head of the stsir, Shesaw a man who a horsewhip swung— (1588 seven fect high, she was ready to swear— Vho inquired, with a strangely ferocious air, “Was the éditor there ? ~ And if he was not at home, where? Ashe had a little account to square !” Giving her such a fright, that after, at night, er poor bosom was in a continual flutter, ill her husband appeared, as she coastantly feared To seo him brought home on a board or a shutter. No money for dresses, No tine for caresses— But only the ghost of the man whom she married— 4 pale haggard creature, V ith care on each feature, Bending under the weight she carried. Six months, as we said, _, Have like pistol-balls sped, When one day he came home and lay down on the jackanapes,” And groaned, as he smothered in pillows his head, “The paper, my darling, the paper is dead !” That sweet little wife wasn’t sorry a bit— “My own love,” she murmuredy“‘I’'m so glad of it.” And taken, thereon, witha hysteric fit, She laughed and wept alternate. se i The New Brunswicker, St. Johns, N. B * in noticing the fact that a gentleman of Buc. touche, N. B_., while crossing the mouth of the river Cocaigne, on the ice a few days since drove into an oyster-bed losing his horse, sleigh and harness, narrowly escaping with his life, says: “Itis a curious fact, for which naturalists and men of science have as yet been unable to account thatin the Gulf of St. Lawrence, alo whose shores solid ice forms everywhere, the ice does not ,exceptin very severe weather. Even then ice does not become of the same consistence or solidity asin those places where oyster-beds are not formed. Itis owing to this peculiarity that the inbabitants of the Gulf coast are enabled to discover the exact | sealer of the oysters when the ice first makes, as the water remains unfrozen over the beds, when all around is firm ice. In the latter part of the Winter these oyster holds are very dangerous to those who travel on the ice, es- pecialy at night or during snow storms; and al- Most every-season we hear of serious accidents from persons driving into them. Rosstne tre SuakeRs.—For some time past the quiet of the Watervliet Shakers has been disturbed by a party of thieves, who have been in the habit of chtting young wood from their grounds. A watch was lately set for them. The sentinel put on a plain secular dress that gave him the air of one of the world’s people. He was successful in catching a party of fellows who were loading up 2 wagon with hoop-poles. He gave the alarm to his comrades to come and arrest the fellows, but before they arrived the latter unfastened their horssand fied. The wagon that they left behind Proved the ruin of one of them. It was discov ered to be the property of Anthony Gibbs, a resi- dent of Albany. He, witha number of others, was arrested and sent to jail They have de- stroyed about 30 acres of young woodland, at a age of not less than $3,000. StnevtaR Accipent anp Deatu.—We learn, Saysthe Buffalo Commercial, that on Saturdzy afternoon last a young chiid, about two years old, son of Mr. Hirtv, residing in the neighborhood of the Indian village church, on the Reservation, while playing with a piece of wire, about eight inches long. fell down, and the wire running into one of his eyes, | seme the brain. The child died in twenty-five hours after the accident happened. Sswinc Macuings Exeurt From ATTAcH- MENT —An act exempting from attachment one sewing machine, of a value not exceeding S100, in aectuzl use by the debtor or the family of th debtor, has pessed both branches of the Legisla- ture and received the approval of the Governor of Massachusetts. {(77 It 4s said that the great oyster bed discor- ered in Long laland Sound last summer, has proved asad fsilure. When first taken from the waters of the Sound, they are unpalatable, be- cause of excessive saltiness. and when transferred to fresh water, they sicken and die. covery is consequently worthless. TQ" The San Franciscans have established a direct fruit trade with the Mediterranean. The “fruit clipper” Ida D. Rogers recently arrived there in one hundred and forty-four days from the Straits of Gibraltar, with a cargo of raisins, lem- ons, filberts and almonds in excellent condition. Deut Times ix Mitwavxtez.—The Daily Wis- consin says that for many years rents Lave not been so low #s now. Good brick stores on East Water street, below Huron, are renting for 2800. Houses that commanded $550 in 1856, will now hardly bring $300, and very good houses may be had at $150. UD™ An order has been issued by the Posmaster General to all postmasters in Can: West, reliev- ing them*from any further obligations to open their offices on Sundays. {7 The Portland Advertiser understands that Messrs. Cunard have about concluded to make Portland the terminus of their line of steamers, in Meu of Boston, as at present. Tue Heaven oF Destors.— Wisconsin has abolished the system of collecting debts by execu- tion. The State must hereafter be considered the heaven of debtors. a A knock-down seene between two out- siders occurred in the lobby of the New Jersey Legislature one day last week. {> A man in Brooklyn has recovered $196 75 ares fiom the owner of a dog which bit him in the hand. IF It is said that a new Roman Catholic dic- cese Is to be formed in the northern part of New York, the bishop to reside at Watertown. I7~ A Western chess Congress is to be held at St. Louis on the 11th of April. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLARDS’ HOTEL.—G EF Headly, Ct; Mrs drige, do; J Rice and iady, Pa: € Huburn, do; D le, M AN Kemble. O;'T Dernixer, P bi The dis- Vial meron, do; C Haas, co 5 C Wi do; Me Gore Sa oR Wer, + Utah: J angston, NY ng, do; Lavis Janin, ta; A Di mean, do; Lt Sinclair, USs JY Nixon, NJ; Mrs NY;C $ Ford, Te Mass; G Lewis and lady, Chiffeil and lady, Mo; 1 Richards: aa; Miss & Riohard-on, do; Prof W H Bar le P34 Picmerand lady Mase; & Dows; NY;J M. Conv: Y¥;C Gurloa, Pa: Morris, Va; ¥ U B Randolpnand daughter, a W Ritgway, do; T cers, do; B Hillard lady, Gonn; 3 NATIONAL HOTEL.—J J Everhardt.—: 5 B Fry, USA: H Ha ner. J W Beach, Ct; J W NY; G F Foon, Kan; R W La. ham, NY; R stu rt, Va; J B Foote. NC; WC Jewat, éal; TG ar rdson ir lett, me, EC | vi ra Slone and fam nm. Vt; doy ; mp. Va; HE gou. Md; P Tinsley and lady, J © Gibson, Va; 2 Rowand, Pa; »Pa A Haynes, Miss A Better. Md; J H Condict and F ns, a i USKES Heodiey TS Ind; _D Murphy 5 i, Teese. and lady, ~< do + Charles Fowler, NY; Benjamin arri- —H Minor, Ky; A Cook OLB Young. ME 4,6 Foriery, AS tre.NY; W awiand, Btiet. B ree hy nelpe, F Faylor, Va; J Grotohety A; oung, T Smith, Mrs Smoct, Md; WR Kine FNC: NCovacer Mice WR Sovshoroe hand Knowles, RYPW'il'Pattersom, Mao FR Classe ~ WOOD NOUSE.—J Simraon, JC May- es Degiisrne ING: Poe a ik C Stevens, W Goidsborough, Ma.) 727% O3 OCBANSTEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS MISCELLANEOUS. NAVY SurPcizs—ise0-c1, Navy Dr Pro Dwreatt? -ARTMENT, visions and Clothi: March 16, 1960, Sxranate Prorosats, sealed and endorsed “Pro- oe ee Suppl will be ved at this urea: . on Wednend: 1gtn day of April next, for faruishing and ioe ing (on ‘which r Bis- ten days notice, except pn gi bind sees —— shal; pe given fe Ps pounds required) at the United States Na rds at rlestown, Massa chusetts; Brooklyy. Noor Yorn res Vir- ginis, such quantities only of fol.owi oles a8 may wired or ordered from’ the oon tractors by the Gihtef of this Bureau, or by the re- spective commarding officers of the said N ards, during the fiscal year ending June a0 ii, Bisevit, Flour, Rice, Dried Apples, Pickles, Su ar, Tea, Coffce, Beans, Molasses, Vinegar, and The Biscuit shall be made wholly from sweet superfine flour, of tha manufacture of the year 1859 or 1860, but shail in all cases bo mauufactared from ficur made of the crop immediately pre ing the dates ef the requisitions for the same; shail be fully equal in quality, and conform in’ es shape, to wie samples Sinioh fre deposited in said Nav; arda; 8) roper] aked orough'y Kun-dried, well: eke, and detivered ree of charge to the United States, in ood, sound, well-dried, bright tlour barrels, with the heads woll secured, or iu air and water tight whiskey orapirit barrels, at the option of the burenus No Bigouit wiil be required at Gosport in tight barrels The F lour shal! be equal to the best Kicnmond and Baltimore brands, and of the manufacture of Wheat grownin the year 1859 or 1859; but shall in all cases bo manufactured from pure, sound, fresh ground wheat of the crep immeéciately precedicg the dates ofthe requisition for the rame; shall be perfectly sweet, an: in all respects of the best quali- ty;and shall bedelivered in good shipping order, free ol all charge to the United States, in the best new, well seasoned, sound, bright barrels, or half barrels, asthe case may be—the staves head- ings to be of red oak of the best quality, strong and wel: hooped, with lining hoops around’ each heed, and equal in quality to Ge oy barrel at sa'd Navy Yares; two halt barrels to be considered as a bar rel,and not more than one-eixth of the required qpantity to be in half barrels. The Rioo shal! be of tho very best quviity, and of the crop immediatety pri ing the dates of the requisitions for the same. ‘Ine Dried Appies ehall be of the best quality. snd shall be prepared by sun drying only, and of the crop of tae Autumn iunmediately Precedin the dates of the requicitions for the sams; and shall ba delivered in packages coataiaing not more than three tnadred pounds. ‘The Pickle ali be put up in iron-bound casks, and each oxsk shail contain one gallon of. onions, “one gallon of per Ore, ht gallons of medium oucumbers, fifty u,and the vegetables in each shall ‘en pounds, and they only be paid for Y ail tnen be filled with white wins vinegar of at least 42 degrees of strength, and equal to F.ench vinegar; the casks, vegetables nod vinegar shai: conform and be equal in all reepects to the saiapies deposited at the above named Navy Yards, and the contractors shall war Tantand guaranty that they will keep goud and sound for at least two ycars. ‘The iron food an on the barrels containing Whis- ky, Molasses, Vinegar and Picklea tbe well paint- ed with red lvad The Sugrr shall ba according to samplos at the said Navy Yarqs. and be dry and fit for packing. The tea shall ba of good quality young hyson, equal to tha sampira at enid Navy Yards, and be delivered in half and quarter chests only. The shail ba equal to the best Cuba, ac- cording Lo e. le. ‘The Beans shall be ofthe very best quality white immediately preced- bea 's, and shall be of the e ing the dates of the requisition for the same, 64 pounds to be takenas one bushel. ‘The Mo asses shait bo ful'y equal to the very best duality of New Orleaus molasces, and shall be de- livered in new, wo!l seasoned red oak barrels, with white fine heads not lese than '1; inch thiok; the staves not less than *,-inch thick; the barrels to be three-quarters ho»pcd, and, in addition to have four iron hoops, one on'each biige, :!s inch in width and 1-i6th-inoh thick, aud ove on each chime De- uch in width and 1 sth inch thick, and shail be thorough'y coopered and placed in the best shipping condition, Tho Vinegar shall be of the first quality, equal to the standard of the United States Pharmacop: and shall oontsin no other than scetio acid; al shall oe delivered in ois similar in all respeots to thoae required for molasses, with the exoe| that whit ock staves an! peads chall be substituted for red oak staves aud white pine he ada,and shall be thoroughly cvopercd and placed in the best shipping order, ‘The Whiskey shal! be msde wholly from grain, sound and mer: aie, and be full first proof ac- curding to the Urited States custom-honse stand- erd.and shail ba Goubie reecified. It shall bede livered in good, new, sound. bright, three-quarters hvoped, weil-seasened white-oak barrels, with whit>-oak heads, the heais to ba made of three- ayes heading, aud weil painted; the staves not to 2 leas tia inch thick, and the heads not less than J inch Ki aud esch barrel shall be coop ered, in addition, with one three-penny iron houp Oa each bilge neh in width, and 1-16th-inch thick, ana tures-perny hoop on each chime, Iz inch in width, aud 1-l6ta-inea thick, as per dia, gram. “Ihe whole to be put in good shipping order, free of all charge t> the United Stat egoing deecribed articles, casks, barrels, half barreis, and box subject to such inspestion as tho chief of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing may direct, the inspeot- lug oificor to be appotuted by the Navy Department. All inapections to ba at the piace «f de ivery. Bis- cuit may, however, be inspected at the place of manufacture, but wiilin ail oases be subject toa final inspection at the place of delivery before bills are signed therefor. i a Tho prices of all the foregoing articles to be the s&ind throuchout the year, and bidders may offer for one or more artcies; and hisotier wi cepted for that yard for which his propo: the lowest. All the casks, barrels, and half ba:rels, boxes or packages, shail be marked with their contents ant the coutrac-or’s nama. Al! the barrels and haif barrels ot Hour, broad, ard pickles sha!l have, in addition to the above, the year when manufactured or pat up marked upon them. " he eampies referred to in this advertisement are those scleotes for the enauing fiscal year, and hare no reference to such as have been previously ex- hibited. ‘ ‘hy quantity of these articles which will be re- quized cannot be precisely stated. They will pro- babiy be about— To be offered for. 1,800,005 Lb per 100 Ibs. perib, per por gal. \ per gal. per gal. 2 Increased or diminisned asthe servico may heresiter require. The contracts will therefore be made, not for spoci fie quantities. but for such quantities as the service may require to be eliyored at tuose Navy Yards, Tespectuvely. Contractors not residing at the places where de- liveries «are requi establish agencies at such places, that y arise in furnishing what may ve requ i wien & contractor fails ompuy to con: Tequisition, the Chief of he Bureau of snd Clothing shall be auchorized to di nircuaves to be made to sup- ply the ceficiency, under the penalty to be ex- Pressed in the contra. t; the record ofa tequisstion, or aduplioste copy thereof, at tha Kureau of Pro, ion and ©. rateither of the Navy Yards hi: dence that such requisition 3 5 ‘The quantitios of any or all may sived st be made for each article at id Navy Yarls; aad in case 618 containes i n the offer, the Wui have tha right to acespt ons cles cmtainad 1a such offer, and reivet the remainder; snd bidders whose proposals are accepted (and none others) will be forthwith notified, and as eariy as practicable a contract will be transmitted to them for execution, which oon- tract must be returned tothe Bureau’ within five days, exclusive of tho tse required fur the regular transmission ot tne mail. . fo or more ap: { sureties in a sum equal to the eat:mated smc of the respective contracts wil! be required, anil twenty per oontum in addition Will be withkeid from the amount of all psymente on account thereof 43 colfateral ssourity, in addi_ tion, to recure bectormaces, aud not in any itis i the a liver: be paid by in thirty. days after bilis, have beex presented to bi Blank forma of proposals may be obtained on ap plication to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bai- tinore, Norfolk, Pensacola. and at this Bureau. A record, or dup ioate of th ter inforining the bidder of the aoceptarce of his proposal, will be deomed 4 notification thereof, withiu the ‘meaning of the act of 1v46, aud his bid will be made and ao- septed in conforinity with this understanding, avery offer made must bs eccompanied (as di- reoted in the aot of Congress making &ppropriations for the naval service for 1943 '47, approvet Oth of August, 134i,) by a written guarantes, signed hy one OF More Fesponsibie persons, to the cif et that he or troy undertake that the bidder or bidders will, if his or th-ir bid be accepted, enter into an obliga- tion wi.hin five cays, with good and sufficient sure- ties. to furnish the led gored proposed, The bureau will not be obligated to con-ider any’ proposal ua. less accompanied by the guarantee pected py law; ths competency oi the guarantee to be certified by the Navy Agent, District Attorney, or Collector of the Customs. The attention of bidders is called tothe samples and description vf articles required. as, in the in. spection before reception, a just but rigid comparison will be made betineen the articles offered and the same. ples and contract .recciving none that fall below them: and their attention is also particularly directed to the joint resolution of Zith March. W354, and to the act of the 10th August, 18: mar l7-lawtw N W WORK ON CHINA AND JA ing @narrstive of the Bari of Elgin’e mi to those interesting countries in the years 1857, ’52, 53, by Lawrence'Olishant, Fsq., private ssoretary to Lord Ripa ijlasrratel, $2.73. ust publisn for sale by PHILP & SOLO: ‘etropolitan Bookstore, 332 M Sole Acents for Lawrence’s Stationary, &c. m8 MoKENNEY & LANSDALE, IRE fia OR TER sc pag 2,008, near nd suppl other Companies havin, iy Seesegny Teer Sacieh redial ad sromp A EN by LIBLE MARKING P GE Bhs upon musiin,linen, great improvement upon the old methed. 9? cents, and box of extra leade. A Meco one NONE, ma- 9 Sole Agents for Pee ncore satan ke. OTERON TRAVEL i N i, Charice Bik Wet, ANPSTUDY In ITALY _marn oS “BLANCHARD & MOHUN. pon H. otf’. ES a peal unt of a:l de- the Navy Agent with- duly authentiested, shail Te EN- = Priés MEDIOINES. eT EWARE OF MINERAL POISONS. Dr. J. BOVEE DODS’ CELEBRATED VEGETABLE MEDICINES. HIS i Bets ENE BITTERS, For the cure ncipient Consumption, W. Lungs, Weak Sto hg, Indigestion, sid, General or Nervous Debility. Biles and Ry apersis. requiring a Tonic.are w - ‘Th i of @ pure Sherry Wine, aside from their = Givai properties, they are & most wholesome and delightful Beverage. HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC, Is a sure remedy for Costiveness, Liver Complaint sspepsia. ‘They are pleasant tothe taste; eure in their operation; and as 8 Cathartio, entirely. ne Fectually, and positively supercede the ‘use ‘ils, 80 nauseous and disagreeable to the taste, HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS, no | on the Kidneys, gots es Yrnacy Organs, Fr rem ic ‘Spel - rooted with Lever Complaint ae Forme: = FEMALE TION: They are truly valuable, made of pure Holland Gin, pisasant and agreeable to the taste,and may be 381 won lemecgiMALE COMPANION. HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP, For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is certainly one of the most desirable and valuable Medicines in the world. itis a perfect substitute for Calomel, acting on the Liver, removing all ob- structions in the Boweis, curing Costiveness, Indi- gestion and Dyspepsia. Althouch itis as sure and effectual in its vperationstas Calomel, yet it celjeions to the taste, that children wiil ory for it, and itig as gentie, innocent and harmless as the dews of Heaven. "Thousa: 8 of mothers through- out the land will bless the discoverer of this in- valuable Medicine. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co., PROPRIETORS, 649 anv 651 Broapway, New Yorx, And sold HN SCHWARZE, ist, 46: ne, next door to the’ United Statse Hever fed ‘8 generally. mar i4-ly,rq F IS NOT TOO MUCH TO Say, SINCE ALL, OLD AND YOUNG, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, Viz-—THAT OF! rw WOOD'S HAI Will reverse BEES th Me th abs col a 18. owth an or the mit w ts Be Xbree timen ce woke tovany imagi. 8. the bald wit! ‘nature's ‘own ornaments the hairs make it more soft and besutiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp free frdm all disoase to th: eatage. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen, Profeesional nen, and Gentlemen an 28 of Bil classes, all over the world, bear testi- mony that we do not say too much in its favor, Ri the following, and judge: Hickory Grove, St. Charles co., Mo., N ProF. 0. J. Woop— were induced to ure so our Hair Restoranve, effecta were ao wonderful, we feel it our duty to yo atficted, to reportit. Our littie son's head for scmeume heen perfectly covered with sores, and some called it ecald head. The hair almost enticely came off in consequence, when a friend, seeing his sufferings, advised us to uae your Restorative; we did so with little hope of success; but to our surprise, and that of all our friends, few applications removed the disease entirely, and a new and. luxuriant crop of hair soon started ovt, and we can now say that our boy nas as healthy a scalp, aud as luguriant a crop of hair na ‘any other child. “We can, therefore, and do hereby, recom- mend your Restorativ a perfect remedy for all diseases of theecalpend our. W yours respectfully, GZoRGE W. HiGGINBOTHAM, Sakan A. HiGGInsoTHaM, PROF. Woop—Dear Sir: My hair bad, for several been becoming prematurely gray, ac h rendered the constant api ‘When I commenced ui months ai jenre, rel cr turned to ite natural color, and grestly to be preferred to those produced by the spp! of 01 ny other preparation | hay . Tregard it as.an tle aruicie for every lady's toilet, whether to be a Hair Restoretive, or for the eimple purpore of gor beantifying the hair. ave pernission to refer tome all who entertain any doubt of ite performing all is claimed for it. 5, . Mas. C. SyMonDs, 114 Third street. Cincinnatt, 0. Feb. 10, 1857. WELLINGTON, Mo., Dec. 5, 1857, PRoF. Woop—Dear Bir: By the advice of « trend of mine, who has been usmg your Hair Restorative, | was in- duced to try it. Thad the fever, some time last Moy, and nearly every hair in my head c: out. Now my. hair has come in a grent deal thicker than ever it was. Nothing but a duty and sympathy that I feel to communicate to others wh are aMicted as 1 have deen. would me to give this ablic acknowledgment of the benedt I have received from rof. Wood's Hi ra Yours respectfully, ALR. Jacons The Restorative is put up in bottlesof three viz: large, medjnm, and small; the small holds nai a pint, ane retails for one dollar per bottle; the me- dium holds at least twenty per cent. mo 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 $3a bottle. O. J. WOOD & CO.., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, New York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab- lishment,) and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo.; and sold’by all good Druggists and Fanoy Goods Dealers. is 5-eoSm O THE APFLICTED! ESE MON. INDIAN VEGETABLE Ci 5 This valuable properation ae proved to be one of the greatest remedies for Erysipelae, Sorofula, Rheumatism, Sourvy, Eruptions and Blotohes on the Skin, Piles, Bilious, Ague and Fever, Oid Sores Nervous binty, Dyspepsia, Liver. Salt Rheum, and ali diseases arising from the effects of Mercury, ever presented to the public, Teztimonisis and certificates from hundreds of respectable citizens of Baitimore and other parts of the country aro tn possession of the proprietor, tes- tify I id by most of the Druggiste of Balti- more, and at the residence of the Broprietoss RS. M. COX, 158 East itimore street, between Eden street and Central avenue, None genuine unless her name is blown on the bottle and her ses! on the cork. Price $1 per bottle, six botties for 8. “ olesals Agent. R. %. 'T. Ciaext, gist, Georgetown, D. C., has bsen appointed ‘Wholesale Agent for the District, and wil] supply the trade at my prices, de 22-1 HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE TRIESEM AR, 1, 2, & 3, ila Protscted oyal Letters Patent Las , am the Seal: the Ecole de Pharmacie de seret balks Sete te Hanae Panera No. iis invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator- rhasa, and a1! physical disabilities, No, 2 oompietely eradioates all traces of thone diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau- seoua and pernicious use of oope.via snd oubebs. No. 3 ber bona sus iseted i ee ‘eby iasurin; fetta dlaperainz’a impurtties, and rooting out the venom of disease. . HIESEMAR,Nos, 1.2and 3,are prepared in the fem of a loneearsniereta of taste and smelly and can be carried in the waistooat pocket. So!din tin more 12 propor- id divided into sepsrate doses, as adminis tered ‘by Valpes 5 Lallemand Roux, Ricord, &e. Pri 3 each, or four cases for $9 which saves 3; and in $27 oases, whoreby there ia saving of To be Mea weir nad retail, of Or. BARRO vi 194 Bleecker street, four doors below MoDougi street. New York. Immediately on reotiving are mittanoe, Dr. Barrow will forward the Txiesemar Space icect di Toes rena et see dregeod according to the instru rT Soid also by 3. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash- ington, D.C. de 6-6m BHE TH BEST cougH 8 Ms RUP LN le eaTHROSEE LES SMT! op ‘This article ig prepared by a chemist, and is pre i use¢ ponies melialarsaedstcesrke wee tarrh, Bromehiti: wseness, Sore Th ome Canad a Preventive. of thet lion of 93, Com- susnption. s ‘sraons who sing should = it, Itis pleasant te tho taste, ns, clears and strengthens the voise. slinye aft iratsbga of the throat ‘aud jange, and pre ™ col bog 35 and & cents and @1. Sold bya!’ qragsutaie Was! lnstan, Seoteetoen ant Alexap ony = 8s LIN: VACK Cur N had Panes phe “ Cordials, 0. Angs—shuy ii ‘uments or inal aod itpened echt bv mo on orinsn SPERMATORRHCEAS-ITS CURE. hte stam; bre peg oe saree ino conf be end, & a! a seribing Boz ‘176, Charlestown, Maas.) “=?*" ial Wie HE NEW BOOKS,—A Trip to Cubs, by Mrs Mioltova Women: §1 MAD; he Treason of Charis Lee: $1.50 Holmsby House, by White Melville; ots Famous Ballads, by Graos Greenwood ; pots ‘he Voyage of Constance,s Tale of the Polar Seas, by Mary Gillies; $1.25 Be by the author of Margaret Mait Re, Qigham #t Greystones and his Talk there; 81 in the South; : NO Sports in aS HILP & SOLOMON'S Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Ps. av. Sole agents for Laurenos’s Stationery, &o, marS HE FATE OF Sir jo t N FRANKLIN iScoveRtp: Br Captain McCuistoce ; Tioe nts. ud thing else, for sale at And overrthing else, {oF sa eo PRERD'S. fels Corner of 7th and D sts. SHANG DERE Goo” SFCOND-BAND Qne for $100; one for gos: one for ‘Si8 All rosewood with stylish exterior. at the’ music store of W.G ee ROT. large assortment fine Pi Corereiast reoavel ses iar GOA ere erreesgmene tes The Life and Corr: lence of Thomas ee ees erence eis life.” Ellted se! oes le 34 po EAU ES. vee wv RNB soe one a Sipcmm. MEDICINES. D* Oe ON MORE LOCK HOSPITAL, Has Discovered the most Certain, ly, and only Effectual Remedy in the ‘orld, FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,. SE DELICACY PREVENT. LET NO PLY IMMED ATELY, RANTED, OR NO CHARGE, 4 CURE Mio ONE TO TWO DAYS. Weakness of the Back, Strictures, Afections of the Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary Ducharges, Impotency, General Rrveiie on ee Tay rere fasion dit blings, 1 i Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Threat, SP ee Disorders arisinj Solitery Habits of vthene Drendfal and Desuractive Practices which Fen- impossible, and destroy bota Body and Mind. YOUNG MEN ; whe have become the victims of Solitary Vise, Especially t 'd destructive habit which annually sweeps ts tn uniinely grove thousende of Young. Man of he meet salted talents and brillant i MARRIAGE. ; M i Hf MARRIED rare payne cso ontiation ma, cu . ral itimore street, 2 few deere from Sn oeeee name umber. betters and the greater part of whos Is of Le PP i orvousutes, mt auddes fu ih frequent blushing. attended seme. Uimes with derangement of mind, were cured immediately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Youag Mon and others, who b ini dd a troys beth mind pply immi @ are some of the sad and melancholy ofecte produced ly habits of youth vis: Weakness of the Back and Paina in the Hend, ‘Sight, Loss of Musculay > yas Irrita bill Palpitation of the Hi ment ofthe Dig. ‘auctions, Ganeral Debility, ta on the mind are much te be dreaded—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Depression Evil Forbodings, Aversion of Society, Self-Distrast, , Timidity, otc.,are some of the evils pre- duced. NERVOUS DEB:LITY.—Theusands can now Jud, ia the cause of their declining coming weak, pale, nervous an’ ed, ig rsingwies appearance about the eyes, cough or symptoms of consumption DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. ‘When the misguided and imprudent rotary of pleseure finds of 3; a Pp! be hae imbibed the seeds of this painful disesse, it too ofter happens that an ill-tim ame or dread of din deters him from applying to those who, from edve \ubtitty, can ai Ddefriend him. Hi fy ud designing preten: of curing, Bich his py ry substanc: month after month, ors loug asthe emailest leave im with rui by the us of that i“ miptone of thi rat hi ith frightful rapidi riod to his drendfe sufferings by sendi iacovered country front whose Lourne no tra DR. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNERS AND IMPOTENCY. thia great and import All impediments to Mi Acations, Loss of Proc: Trembling and Weakness or kind apeesdily cor, Mental Diequall- Pow oun Terite bility Exbaustion of (he most fearful 10 MENT OF TRE PR: THE MANY THOUSANDS cure: the Inst ears, and the mablic, bee U SIvanesy ceben BauEDY, Hs a® Rik ean ca aes NDC OOPIN yoQUSH. BRONCH 1S, volc. STOMAC. BIL ey cxeskD BY CO AND HEART COMPLAING, Largs Bottles # cents. Small Bottles 5 cents, AND THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED TOoLUT ANCDYN®E, R NEURALGIA, NERVOUS HEADACHB, FON ACHE DOOTR ACHE, GOUT, REECE gpa Bf EUS hance, Loss Vous COMPLAINTS. Price # Cents per Bottle, ‘hese preparations being made by strict pha: outa jaws. sustained by testimonials porfoets reliable and within the resoh ofall, are now, after eight years? use in private circles, and having par formed remarkable oures, offered to the pub!io wil that confidence in their curative powers that shou: warrant a! in making tris! of them, z ‘irculars, testimonials, and svol wriceee to strengthen oonfidenoe, can be found with all deal- orn, to whioh we ssk particular attention, and op which we rely for approbation, J. W, HUNNEWELL & 00, 8,6, 7 204 8 Commercial W : Sole Aconts sor Boston. NNEWELL, SaDROE RUNS Lanka Sol Soie Agent for New York. For sale by the uenal agente in every city, and by the druggiels in Washington, Georgetown, anc Alexendris, 10 8-8oly pie elas EE Sa ke "3 CURE-A ERE Lok GeO AND TOMACH AND WEAR BOWELS. PREPARED BY A CHEMIST, Borrtins 12, 25 and § cents snd one doliar, UHEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL HARTSHORNE’S CORE ALL should be key {nal} families in cece of ncoidents or sudden sick- nese,.68 Te freawentiy otrss in lees time than i3 re- quires to get a Tt cures pai i externally and intern: duce 4 bad Cold, Rhew nay gest of the syatem and is useé ‘As tho frequent onanges of tho weather gre- “ jatism, Pain in the mors aad Body: also, Stiff Neok—every porson s! ‘ct a bottle. It acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, inews, Blcod and Bones; and by its warming elec- tromagnotic power, expels ai! pain from the system eae aif 28 ave 2 Come nee HARTS. ou 5 ORNE" BEGTORS SYRUP OF WILD aukaay—h is the best Cough Syrap in tthe mech end ‘Bowels, cxrrying off all Bileand Foul Se. erohons. 'n9 above medicines fobs bad at al Drag Stores Washington oity; KIDWELL & at Georgetown i. PREL & Co., exerts’ 00 tht: — FOR STAMPING . A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES N 0 TO MATCH, et the METROPOLITAN HARGE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Argenta for Laurence’s celebrated Linen Papers, “‘ Metropolitan Mills,” &., &e., ja 5 6m,r 332 Pa. av., bet. Sth and Sth sts, POSALS FOR ARMY TR a peo R ARMY TRANSPORTA Prorosats will be received at the office of the As- sistant Quarter ter at Fort Leavenworth rs until 12 m.,on Wednesday, the lith day of April next, for the transportation of military supplies saree the years 1960 and 1861, on the following rout 2 1. From Forts Leavenworth Riley, in Territory of Renesas, and from detens ol in the State of Missouri, to Fort Union, in the Ter. ritory ot New Mexioo, or any lepot may be Gosignated in that ‘Territory, 4nd to any point on 6 rout 2. From Fort Union. or such depot as may be designated in the Territory of New the or depots that are ZA may a ekes in tbe military dey ti it Forts smilie te fimmora: ot New Mexico, except 18 Weir! oO Transported each be less on either of the Toutes than one hundred thousand (190,000) pounds, nor more than five mil. lions (5,000,000) pounds. rate per 10 101 Proposals will state the 10 mi les for wt ioh the trans: n Bales ote of the year, ronts in eac) a8 wellas re to into ae men and to excoute bouge ere sooles se- euch an amount as may be i tant Qnartermarter at Fort caveuworth, coed 1D LO0 h route, aa econ: “4 tracts shall beawardel or see Contractor ill be ired to be for service by The let ‘aay'ot pth! peat chert 01 means of to be spproved ao venworth ; a 8? ter at Fort fos fe iseheisectas be commas of business o: oi a ee nion or niouted with ron may be com- of the auretions who meat te et et ey whe pamen sistant th eg at re or felted, must be aisosted ts Ino sutinn r 1s will be as : . sali ‘none sual bas ceraieecaed tom Sear the year on either of © routes, they must or worth it Fort low Mezieo, at ‘which they will be endoreed Ly com) ‘The right is of 3 eat all the bide that Denne AG arkine ton cote Deb. 0, 1008, 1___ Washington erty, Web. 10,1060, wi be tion. ack ‘a Rational Hote: ain 7 a 73 Peay ie, ol i en avis, Jefferson, da hae ber inte as isth . James, 36 Corcoran’s Row, | street ward, 335 C et nlitties James Re, Norton's, $0 a Wald?on, Feary, Washington House nglas, Bie ir Swit 40%, iM: wee av Warn: & Clarendon House, 6th st & Paay ¢ renden d nite Chipman 5.300 C st Washbourne, Elihu Bs ouh ot Shy Sieg aS ” Webster, Edwin H, Mrs. Harrison's, S77 Paces Puapatrick, oki pman’ Cat Webs ‘Allred, Mrs. Tuley's, 74 Miseouri av Foster Lc ES, Willard’ Howl Whiteley, Win. G-swc sith st Groen, James Si, Cratohett’s, 477, cor D and 6th sts | Wilson, Ji noe, Washington House a 200 Pet eer 19th Winslow, Warten, 6G at ele Jone Ee Neti a corner Wood, John, 500 ith et Hameln Hah: 7 Naten He tie B Woodrag, John, Willsrde’ Hotel _—S jas. HL’, 234 0 r Paav & Medison Place | Woodson, Samuel H., Grown's Hote! Harlan, James, Was House Wright, John V., Brown's Hotel Heun, Hf Brown HO ee oe emp: = rs. fi Hin Hil Egat eeinewsa. | TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. uso, Kh. W., of ATK., 385 & st, bet 8th and 10th = = Johnsons Andrews of Penne St C lon Hotel FOR BARPER'SFERRY AND WILLIAMS. Kine Pye fone ee reo ary st, Capito! Brengle, Capt. Ritter, leaves 6 eorge Lane, Joseph, Brown's Hotel town on MONDAYS at 6 a. m.. for Mallory, SR, National Hotel ibtpors Ferre. and on THURSDAYS at6a m., Mason, Jas. M., 434 Het, bet 11 and 1th for Barper’s Ferryand Wil iameport. The steam ichoison, A. U. P.. Kirkwood House er Antelope: « Capt, Wells, leaves Georgetown on ‘mes A., i Sal 6a. for Harper's error, James A., rs. Irving's, 8 6 at Wiltamapor. and on SATURDAYS aten. me. for Powell, L. W., 288 G st, bet 14th and 15th arper's ccry. : ; . B.—The Brengl be chartered on WED- Rise Be Shae PS, gaa tatet | NERBAVS al Th aiclns me PRIA Fe Be Se AT Re OF a SARE SCRA eR AR GO We Sebastian, Win, ~ r. 3 3 yw Soward, Wa. H.,232 F et, bet 13th and 14th "TAS STEAMER JAS, GUY Wall resume hor Simmons. Jas. pg one ge | 1a.” Wil) leave WASH Shdeil, Join, 3i2°H at, bet 1 1036 ot ieer Sore be a Sumner, C. Mra. Caminack’s. 112 F, bet lath & isch i Da. ] at 0 oOlook ae aed nt EKANDRIA Ten Eyck, J. C., Mr. MoBiair, 182'L at Oy | at belonate eee feat WRiOMAR Sad tes Thompson Johit Rx 913th st bet E and Taeermedints Penanks £7 CURRIOMAN and th Toombs, Robt., 243 F st, bet 13t 1 will jesre CURRIOMAN ‘every WEDNESDA Trumbull, Lyman, 451 8th et, bet E and wad SATUR DAR Cee one Wade, B. F., Mre. Hyatt’s, S39 Pa ay, bet 6th & 7th LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor. Wigal ijaury, et. Joy pour nea EB By NATE’L BOUSH, Ax’t, Aloxandris, fw 2 Wilkinson, M.S. Mr. Solomon's, 449 6th et <DiA Sbaaaeeae care Yulee, David LSet fst, bet 1th had 18th 1860 ‘PORTANT NoricE —_— SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. REPRESENTATIVES. aes Rages. ao: we 21 2 at Adtng. Garnett Be Wilards: Hotel FOR MEMPHIS § NEW ORLEANS Aldrich, Cyrus, Avenue House Via. 0 oe Alexandria, Virginian & Tenneesos, i y ersey Sv &nd ecuth A st jemphis & Charleston, Miseineippi Central, Alles’ Heewper New} w gr 2a ond C ets, 8 ‘and ew Orieans & Jackson ihrosds. Th ot ere te A Digzecr Rovrs anp Continvovs Rati war Oox rival y NECTIONS TO Ashley, Jas. M., Sirs. Reill Rugbmpond, eure, gréstol — Emarvilie, Anbetrantots D,, sw corner ay and C ate om, fee Mobile. Chattoncoga, Avery, Wm. T. Atlant, Montgomery, Commins, Nashville, Babbitt, Junciron, femphis, Barkedal ‘and Nem Orleans! ERS a US" GREAT REDUCTION OP TIME.SN Beale, Chas. ynohburc, Bod also the THE a proottarc® Sot Sas RION from AL, ars ‘now completed, making Bisir, Sam’! S., Avenue —. Sriet gee lake, e ‘att’ av is Boocek: Phos 3. Browne Hi 8 ATES ane Most DESIRABLE Bonham, Milledge L., Brown's Hotel 1 oE. Boteler, Alex. Ry Witinras’ Lovel on Tecunge teat te abrts pot ae Bouligny. John E., § jssour! 6 od 0 ail of is i Wall & Stevens ured atthe ( Southern and Southwestern Brabson, Reose Bias sf, bet 3d and 4th ate Warireed tapcn norte of Sintra caper bet Sd th siroet ro" nen vania avenTs, Vi ashingwon, D. c. ranch, savwrepse y's rayton, Wm. The Train jesves WASHINGTON at 60. m. for Brgy oe 00. oa Ts} oped sd st weet | the South ‘aD Southwest. < ristow, . Be Si 4 Ash for Tickets via Oramss ond Town, Joke 63 Bist on | AT Zee Spe 24 Atk Sor Tickets ¥ Bufington, Jqs., w oor Sd and C ste, Buroh, John oe Brown Hotel urlingame. Anson, National Hotel urnett, Henry C. Private, 263, Gat Burchain, Alfred A, Willarde’ Hal Burroughs, Silas AM., Washington House Butterfie id, Martin, Willard«’ Hotel bell, Jas. H., Washington House & eencers from New Fork wil meet an of Orgnge and Aloxandris Raul pee oo pat Gshington, from whom they will ve polite ation, ni buses leave the Office, corner of Sixth strect and Pennsylvania avenue, at 6a. m. Or ¥ Case, Gharien: or Missoert ov a elon Cons, TANS, ABC, ir lark F, Private, and 13h ste JAMES A. care Join Be sar am ey > ae ke a AD. Clemens, Sherrard, r ¥ Clogtor. avid. Brown's Hotel B APR SHINGrOW Bhabcn. Cobh, Waihamson RW, Mre, Ire Cochiane, Clark B, Wilards’ Hot Goohraae, John, ey Hotel ‘oifax, Schuyler, Avenue Ho nkling, Roscoe, Willards’ Hotel Sessa co. B., Chonte’ Louisiana avenue Corwin, Thomas, 6 Lousiana avenne ovode, John, Avenue Hous Ox, Samuel S,, Private, 468 14th street raig, James, Brown's Hotel raige, Burton, 38 D street Cranes or Hovrs. Commencing on Monday morning, Ortoder 17, 180 ‘ SER, SES v0 WASH eT ON Aa and 745 8. m. n 8 S20 and 6.2 p.m ley at - Tay Jn * APHASHES Becta rn Srawford. Martin J.,.25) F at, bet 19th and 14th ve fuer. Seige iy ona s ot & Posy |_ Porscagste borane RABY ein take traine etese svideon, Thos. G.. United States Hotel 7-49 8. op. 8nd 3.2) p.m. Da H. Winter, Private, Madison Place & Het or the 3; at ay m., Bod 3.29 p, m. Jobu @., 14 12th street g Mabou at 7458. mn., and $2) p.m. euben, Brown's Hotel cou ai, pa Pa Ne. A tto, Daniel C., —aer E cake nrlee ae Hotel * Passace aon ns MEALS AND uel, Ke, ROLE Mrs. Ti ey’s, 74 Riesouri av The Now STATERGON, S iocee Bteamehip inn, Wim. MoKée, Willarde’ Hotel eee nee tae > Edgerton, Sidney, Hyatt s, 389 Pennsylvania av GOENTY ERNON, Cop f,.ireunehie pimundeon, He Yi Ree? 415 Pa.av will lepve + Company 2 Depot, one ~ ., Veroon House, oor 3d at & Mo av | at Zorslionk ». Boe Wasklxetn and Georgety ore reetown ‘1enoe, 495 1} can lesandreg Etheridco, Emerson, Rpowa's Hote Steasnbonte gn Mirosd er moh fens thes ‘arnsworth, John F., Washington House th ‘end svente hourly. or can leave Fenton, Reabes Saar jouse steamer the Western Wiate av Florenon, Thos. B., Erivate, oor Pa. v. end 17th et | © Rees toome be spenced, on npplicntion to Foster, Ste) .» St. Charles H Necare 0} ER inennrt Wostorn W herves. Fouke, Phi e retght will be reesived up to the hours of dopar Washington Ho | (Com inenrance will be effected on al) coode} i Be vate ot : on San ia piusove ®. As Pri tu ct, betéth & 7th | Sline at the offios of the Company at ix per cen! Gilmer, John A.. Brown's Hotel "9 1 W., Private, n w oor 3d & C ets, 8 Graham, Janes Hi, Wiharde? Hotel j i The acoommodatione for prezengere by this lige in every reapect firet-o ser, anc every igre ler this 9 ——- rth st, 373, bet D & Paav made to ren: commpuication with New Seren k AB.Teate ao Bak Pes agreue sod Seal oon babs Tn sie Mica mae a reight a pasrage tpply to FOWLE & Hall: Chap) ington House AS, Ae OM WELL & Hamilton, 42 3» bevy s; € Missourl ov se2-ly 86 Wert et.,comerA. omer New York. Harris, J. Mo 18. Harrison's, 37 Pa av = —$—$——— a= Marrs, John T., Brown’s Hotel BYY Your srov :$ Haskin, Join B.$Private, cor N.J.avand I st FS nepucep PRICES. Hatton’ Robt., Beware Hotel C. BNYDER, Phitharmouto Hall eonth aide of awkins, G e S., 217 Pennsylvania av i Helmok, Will , Avenue House 1 iam, Hickman, John, 219 Pennsylvania av ie Avenue, weet of Iith strect and next door 4 tT Office, is seilioz his entire stock of Stover, Tin and Gas Fixtures at reduced . Thoes Hi\l, Joshua, Private, 47 & st, bet 6th and 7th in waiter Will call coon, Pinmbing and Hindman Th: 512 12th st as-fitting exeoatad at the shortest noti Hoard, Charles illards’ Hotel Met ae warrant _ i Hoo WH ase eee ot OO | Rec laMaR. Om Kor. Houston, George 8., wn’s H LA™42. MOT? & AUTRY Howard, Wiliam, Washington House 4 NEYS-AT-LAW Hoxhee, George W., Private, 151 F at Hoizy Sraine, om Humphrey, J: mate, at, bet 14th and Lith wi ties in the a sourtof Errore and Ap- Hutonins, 3 2, Binith’s, 38 C at m, the Federa: Court at Poztotes, Irvine, Wiiliam, W illarc Bs | a og im Sistrict of M Jonkine, clber Brown's Hota North Migs cae = oe 4 oot Beni. # ahd : EA, TEA, TEA. Ty . F.. Washington House ° J : ., - iit Vawerease Me alesse Honee, F near ieat | RTANDARD BLACK TEA. | ¢.We will reoeive to-day Standard Black Tea, which we confidently “ne Broonts por pound by shea dt ctkezene cheat or otherwin. aia KING & BURCHELL, for. Ith et. and Vi nt ave. OTe SEREIATS QF FINE CEEB ette Kellogg, Francis W., echipston Ml William, National Fe a Mee reek House 1 ilgore, David, 40 Missouri av | jouse & iot of # chests of illinger, John W., Private, 468 14th st unkel, Jacob Het La: » Chi ke, Sheiton F.. 8 w oor aioe es" At nding, Washington ws [eavoluynes va, bound ie beep, with oo Ebene, te i tayo” Ware er a ms. ove, Peter krigiat hare — yt my wma. ee > gt ee nt allow if. Uerorcimes, entrgeiet mom — | Beadaatarn whitticatote ras Ws Le, United States Hotel | - * BLANCHARD & MOAUN. re. 1 Ps. av mocessorn to Re Feryoam, Sas reg fe2ty oor. lth st. and Baars. C7 JORNE’SN v = rater asce | HVSTAORSERREN ORR ts i oun ‘se Sante Sevehe hey oy of The Sosriet ter, ier, Private, Stet = | eNetee Trave ‘and Atuay im Italy, by Cuaries i M oe aie Seis An TS Daneel SRE age Rtationery. mar KiS2LING AND STOVE woos! 282 Pa. <UE, Sirs. COOKING AND lite ann l2ra Ste. OTHER COALS! 282 Pa. Avance, Between 117m anv i2tn Sts. Coal weil screened before delivery. 2.200 Ibe. to theton. very. - T, J. & W. M. GALT, donientis mari® Bet seh ned Wee ote oa ly m., wren ote, erde. we ot Set _ ses norgh John UW, Avenes House aicasl 4,000 rddQh PUCK EBERT. Peyton, Sam bsdeadha Gund and forwarded Caseree _ to e Sewell sre ras dametf Corner (Me's Bee th 329 York av Ee euetaaas alc We ae = be ili binson. James are sad eoiSt ge S. Weleb,”