Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1860, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. TRAGIC RESULT OF A KISS. ‘Ygu did begin. fom ona gong 6 first. you remember How aplondidly the moon rote high ‘And fuil, that evening in We two were sitting quite alone, Your head upon my shoulder resting ; The iaving mcoalight "round us shone, ‘You pouted ont your lips suggesting ‘That I sheuld bend my head to see M ee or _ joking 5 My fips touc! ours. You m q crime was of your own provoking. ere vexed, why did you stax, _ if you were, Upon ing breast reclining ? as thst was you wast confining ’ , d yet it seems Tas long ay, as now recalling Our young love, our happy dreams, ‘The autumn leaves around us falling. z thought how it would end. “Fat love out future hfs was guiding To where we are, this little friend Fo our protection thus confiding. "t be hel We must receive It gant ie elpenlin ramielly palaving ‘That love. in his young life, will leave No greater cause than ours for grieving. st be so. The breast from which x he little fellow strength is gaining CMfearless, trast him to your taining , fearless, tr 3 New York Satwrday Press, ——_ + 0m OPERATIONS OF THE Parent Orrice —The fol_ lowing is a list of patents issued from U.S P; Office for the week ending March 27, 1860—eac! bearing that date: James Adatr. of Mendota, Ill_—For improve- ment in mole ploughs. James W . Adams, of Pleasant Valley, Vt —For ‘imy stave machine. . F. Allen, of Dyersville, lowa. —For improve- ment in brackets for railroad car trucks. - S.A. Bailey, of New London, Conn.—For im- provement in wringing machine. John S. Barden, of New Haven, Coun.—For vement in steam pumps. ames F. Beckwith, of South Alabama, N. Y. For improved hub for carriage wheels. Harkness Boyd, of New York, N. Y.—For im- proved =. for water closets. Adolph Brown and Felix Brown, of New York, N. Y.—For improved —— crushing a tus. Wm. Bushnell, of Easton, Pa.—For improve- ment in cultivators. . M. L. Byrn, of New York, N. Y.—For im- proved corkscrew. Cullen Casey, of Goldsboro’, N. Provement in cotton cultivators. George E. Chenoweth, of Baltimore, Md —For improvement in harvesters. eorge Collyer aud A. Hamilton Patterson, of Philadelphia, Pa —For = ved paddle-wheel. Baldwin Davis and J. M. Scroggins, of La- grange, Ga.—For improvement in ploughs. James Davis, of Fayetteville, N. C.—For im- proved sewing machine stitch. Wm. Frank Dean, of Baltimore, Md.—For iin- provement in saddles. 1. H. Doolittle, of Ansonia, Conn.—For im- proved ey wrench. Jos. L. Dutton, sr , of Philadelphia, Pa —For improvement in hoisting and weighing machine ‘iderich Febrman, of Liverpool, England — For improvement in manufacture of resin. Levi Ferguson, of Lowell, Mass.—For improved steam trap. Ezekial Gress, of Goshen Hill, S.C —For im- provement in sub-soll ploughs. Cyrus M. Hall and David E. Hall, of Union town, Il. —For improvement in cultivators R. K. Hawley, of Baltimore, Md. —For im proved construction of circular saws. Henry W. Herbert, of Herbertsvilic, Va.—For improvement in marine propellers. esse Hanan. jr., of Che setae I. —For im- provement in drain ploughs. N Hoag and Wm. H. Tappev, of Pet-reburg, Va.—For improvement in tobacco screws. Sam/'l Hoake, of Frederick, Md.—For improve. ment in cultivators. J. L. Hovey, of Lockport, N. Y.—For improve- ment in pulley blocks. George W. Hunt, of Muscatine, lowa.—For !in- provement in ploughs. A. B. Hutchins, of Quincy, Fla.—For improve- ment in seeding machines Edwin Jones, of Chester Cross Roads, 0 —Vor i ovement in harvesters. rank G. Johnson, of Belwood. Harbor, N. ¥.—For composition to prevent the depreda- tious of insects. Samuel Johnston, of West Shelby, N. Y.—For vn in corn-buskers. Ibertus Larrowe, of Cohocton, N. ¥.—For im- Frovement in self-acting carriage brake John B. Logan, of Blountville, Tenn.—For im- proved andiron. F. T. Lomont and John Grojean, of Massillon, ©.—For improvement in reaping and mowing machines. Pelis Laoag & of Waddam’s Grove. Ill _—For euprovement iu harvesters. ght, MeCain of Bootstown, © For improved washthig mscune- Thos. B. McConaughey, of Newark. Del.—For Improvement in seed planters Samuel McGregor, of Logansport. Ind.—For ovement in car seats. lenry Napier, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—For im- provement in manufacture of resin. A. 3. Notestein, of Salem, lowa, assignor to himself and L.. 1. Rogers, of said Salem —For im- provement in seeding macnines. Jacob Nuessley, of Gowanda, N. Y.—For im- provement in composition for tanning leather. E. T. Orne, of Boston, Mass.—For improve- ment in gas regulators, E. H. Philo, of Half Moon, N. Y., assignor to Charles E. Pease, of Albany, N.Y —For improve- mept in cider mills. m. R. Saunders, of Buena Vista, Miss —For improvement in ploughs. J. T.-Scbuffenecker, of Keokuk. lowa —for improvement in brick moulds. obert T. Smart, 1.W. Smart, and A. I Smart, of Troy, N.Y —For improvement in manufacture of straw paper Geo. Smith, of Baltimore, Obio.—For improve- ment in cultivators. S.F. Van Choate. of Yreka, Cal —For improved magnetic printing telegraph. m. Tallman, of Providence, R. i. —For im- provement in horse shoe nail machine James Teachout. of Waterford, N. Y —For im- proved die stock. Samuel D. Tillman, of New York, N. Y.—For improved mode of making pavements. jark Snow, of Auburn, Miss.—For improve- ment in cotton cultivators. C. W. Wailef, of Lexington, Ky —For im- provement in iron ties for cotton bales. Edward B. Weakley, of Para, 1l.—For im- provement in seeding machines. R.A. Wilder, of Schuylkill Haven, Pa.—For improvement in feed-water apparatus for locomo- tive engines. Seth D. Woodbury, of Lynn, Mass.—For im- proved ae chair. Joseph D. Billings, of Rutland, Vt., assignor to himself and E. A. Chapin, of Keene, N. H.—For improved —— ister. ‘hilo Blake, eof New Haven, Conn., assignor to Blake Brothers, of same place—For improved corkscrew. Thomas B. De Forrest, of New York, N.Y., assignor to himself and Wallace & Sons, of An- sonia, Conn —For improvement in lanterns. obt W. Geraghty, of Newark, N. J., assignor to bimself and Wm. M. Simpson, of same place. For improved ventilating spring mattress. Henry Hewett, of San Prenctce, Cal., assignor to W. A. Sanford, of Pottsdam, N, Y.—For im- provement in seeding harrows. James Hotchkiss, of Yellow Springs, assignor to bimse/f and F.. P. H. omen, of sane place.— For improvement in drain-tile mashines. Jacob F. Hunter, of New York. N.Y., assignor to himself, H. A. Hunter, and P. P. Keller, of same place.—For improvement in hot-water appa- ratus Charles Miller, of New York, N. Y., assignor to bimseif and Geo. Ricardo, of same place —For improvement in muchinery for manufacturing piled fabrics. ©. lL. Nelson and Oscar Bostwick. of Burling- ton, Vt , assignors to themselves and N. B. Proc- tor, of same place.—For improvement in wood- bending machines. Rebt. Ross, of St. Albans, Vt., assignor to him and Geo J. Stannard, of same place.—For improved horizontal water-wheel. . D. Walcott, of Boston, Mass., assignor to H. Wiliams, of same place.—For improvement in eyelet machines. Rewssues—Mary Jane Osborn, of Louisville. Ky., administrator of the estate of Wm. Osborn, deceased, lute of the same place.—For improve- ment in machines for pressing bonnets, bonnet frames, Ac James W Reed, of West Roxbury, Mass., as- Signee (through mesne i of Walter Bryent, of Boston, Mass.—For improved air- heeting furnace Pelis Manny. of Waddam’s Grove, til —For improvement iu barvesters. J Milton Sanders. of Cincinnati, 0.—For im- Frovement in production of illuminati C.—For im- iy Dustin, of Detroit, Mich — ~_ alarm for steam boilers. |” 12 —For low-water Additional Improvement.—Jeac Cleveland, © ~Vor improved washing meena; Tur Previc Patxtine ty Caxapa—a resolu tow has been offered in the Legislative Assembly ef Canada to abolish the 7 known as the «Queen's Printership in the pub! lication of the Can ad. Gozetre. and that the printing of the Ti ment and islature now done by the Queen Printer be EE out by public tender. It was stated that the largest income made in the prov- ince had fcr _— vears been made by the Queen's — far exceeding that of the Governor Gen- rmeerpieabrseisteniien=oteeones I~ The Phlladeiphia Academ usic been tendered to te. Dectoamatse "Ne Sion, National mites. tap of e, for the of the Demor rpldstional Goaveation, thonid sc Peantylvanien Ba i gee z 8 8 ft au be | i aT He i iH i H 3] 33 F 3 justed. M. Amedeo is himself on the point of gettin married. and his aanavie on the obtaining of a place as he had before him, and this act of religious intol- erance is calculated to produce much excitement. One of the Misses Hutton, of York, (the blonde.) is soon to marry a French title. Mr. Clark, of Maine, has been appointed by Mr. Faulkner, Second Sec: of Legation at Paris, pro tem..in place of Mr. Wilbor, recalled. Figur at an Execution.—On Friday, the 16th instant, James Aiken was hung for inurder, at ss aries Ala. While the pe a a cues and Foes ans weer took place, in which were engaged a re number of | wenag who had come to Rrituentine ing. ‘hese fights were quite serious in their character. Three brothers by the name of Thacker assaulted and severely, perhaps mortally, wounded a man by the name of Wainwright, who resides near that vil - He was stab with a knife sev- eral times in the hip and the shoulder, and his life is despaired of by his attending physician. The man who did the cutting has been arrested. After this fracas, two or three others occurred, which, however, were not of so serious a nature. Another innocent party, unfortunately. in attempt- ing to restore peace, was stabbed with a knife, though not dangerously. It is ssid these difficul- ties did not grow out of anything connected with the hanging of Aiken; but ftwas doubles thought a fitting time for the settlement of old feuds. Tue Cuar.xston Convention. —The Charles- ton Mercury defends the hotel keepers of that city ainst the charges of extortion brought against them, and says: Beyond the five or six thousand guests which our hotels can accommodate, we anticipate but narrow provision will be made. To some small extent a few restaurants, etc., will arrange their business for the occasion. We regard that nuin- ber as ample for the Convention, and hope that it will not exceeded. We look upon the cries of ten and twenty thousand strangers attendant upon the Convention. as insanely extravagant. If the outside mob can be curtailed, and the retain- ing host be but trifling. the old ers at such Conventions will confess that the Charleston Con- vention was the most comfortable and most quiet of all these quadreinial assemblies. ‘The only dis comfort attending the Convention of next month, will be the presence of ontsiders and blackguards, for whom no accommodations, except an increased police, will be made A TRIAL ConpUcTED IN THE ABSENCE OF THE Crimixat.—The right of an accused pe son to be Present athis trial and confront witnesses is a persoual right only, and is understood to be waived when the isoner voluntarily absents himself. as did Jas. A. McUonkle, the defau cashier of the People’s Bank of Richmond, Ind. who was arraigned at Centreville, and the jury empannelled, Tuesday last, and the Court’ ad- journed until the next morning. The morning came, but no prisoner—he had runaway. Judge Perkins, of the Supreme bench, ordered the trial to go on in bis absence. His counsel objected and gave up the case. The Court appointed coun scland the trial proceeded. After the trial had proxressed somewhat the prisoner was caught, brought back, heard the conclusion of his trial. was convicted and sentenced to the Penitentiary for four years ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS WILLAR ” HOTEL.—T Wilkerson, Heart, NY; S Gutvie and son, NJ: B Bardon, Kusssien Navy; J Stepmon, Pa G Costin and lasty, Burton, do; P Carter, do; Hons D Cnrne! J Heoning, A H Patterson, W Hosto ond, © Brinkerhofl, J Sinsliwood, J Stoge. H C Clarke, J Bunnett, J Slagle. J Arrowsmith. of New Jersey: £ H Caldwell, 3U; WD Adams, NY; J H Warna-, DrJ Newson, Hon J Stanton, NJ; R Hiakely, Il): : Mase; Mrs Eoves, do; Mtr Donaldson USA; A Potter Me; P Baldwin and lady, do; Kaldwi-, do; @ % Baldzin. do; Dr J Anderso: H Delafield (Ny ¥; Miss A infield. do; Mise H rinee, do; G Colson oy ‘alto, Mixs MoDonald, Na de; D Wallace? 3; Miss N list Waliace, Scotland Dale and lady, Mass; Miss Dale, do; J Williams, do; HT Alliesn, ‘ol Babbitt, Jo: A Condict, do; W Butler det Mickle, do; C ‘W Mills and lady, helps and lady, Ind; Heupites, NY; do; S Bubes, do: H R Stanton, do; @ lady, NJ: Miss Rorris. do; Hon J @ Mise E Floyd doa sa SY 1 fisa Maguire, do: Mra Ta do: T Wateon, Pa: Miss Harri P Mulford, do; St ¥ Campbell J; J M Campbeil, Mo; Hon JzH Graham, NY. -BROWN’s HOT: Va; Col Glentworth, La; Ala; W Thomas, 0; Hi C Smito, NY; R’ Weber, } A Landecker, NC; A'S MoA lady, NH; J W Simons and Tex; E Booth, NY; J Collins, 4; HP Taylor, Va;'J Holmes. 4'C Springer, 0; E R maker, Md: W Perr: ince, H Mciariand, Tenn: J O Le Mre Hunt and daughter. Va; Dr Pp Fi ac and lady V. R Garner, M a; VE MeCowell. W MoD. or NATIONAL HOTEL.—E Brooke, R F Ne son, Md; PC Dopel>¥, Pa; AG Meell, CB Ha ries, F H Burns and lady, Ga; J W Stokes. Pa; A 3 Draper. Mass; J Hanscom, Cal; T Adams, —; EH Crosby and'iady; —; J Samson and Iaiv, NC; M Samson, Pa; EH West, E Johnson. K M Me 4 F Higgines,W ietom, Md: JH G W'Gamare WG Wyly, La; AJ Johrson, NY; b. Hop- sine, Cal; H Holmes, Ni; Dr Re J'Soott, Mas Ww Kilbourne, Mass; C Macalester, Pa; J Davis, Va; F Parrage, C Urdunet, NY; Hon J Gr J Roberts, Hon J Haie, Hon J McChesney, Hor MoClury, NJ; M A Beil, NY: D Orem, T Jenkins, Md; C Stodely, B Buxton, DC; P Goss and lady, Mina Goss, Va. KIRKW0OD HOUSE.—J L Alexander, NY: R Wagner, Masa; N W Pinder and son, NY; WR Snodgrass, A J Dull. Pa; H Gallaher, J Allen. Va; J Drow, CN; L Barber, Ark: A Putaam and daugh- eke Cross, Va; T Barnett, NJ; J E Mur- eck, he tn H'e#r bet 7x3 TO ALLY INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION. are ints gual Felckpown hint tus war that flesh is heir to,” aripe fronts main jetence. , important toall that the svotem me in the most effectual purged, 1 MOS INDIAN VAGETABLE DEE e best Giscovered for the cure FOR ALL DISEASES OF, IMPRUDENCE, LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. 7 NO PLY IMMED ATELY. 4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. . ‘Weakness of the Baek, Strictures, Afections of the Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary Discherges, Impotency, Genera! Spin Dedility, Nervousness, Dys; fasion of Ideas, Paipitation of te Hearse Dimneas of Sight or Giddiness, Disease of th Nose or Skin, Afections of the Lungs, Btomac! those Terrible Disorders arising from Solitary Wabite of Youth—those Dreadful and Destructive Practices which rem- dor Marriage impossible, and destroy bote Body and Mind. rom persons of the hig! by all Y en liamer, Jacob, asthe mostinvaluable remedial agent nden, John Critte J. via, Jefferson, vi Pace delightful Beverage. and Dyspepsia. They are pleasant tothe taste; sure in their operation; ai Sectually, and positively mnpercede the use ‘80 nausevus and disagreea valuable Medicine, ly druggists generally. ; James, 36 Coreo! Ti sold by all the Druegists of Baltimore YOUNG MEN polittiey Jamon Ree Me Ny * of Solitary Vie: r Norton's, nod st the renntence of te Or es Det dreedte UGemetiva haut whieh annually owenpe gina, Stephen A M Row. feck N ut” | Waehiire, 6:6. Cigrendon House, 6th st & Paar rome teh re oo 2 tisdale’ Eraeant nine whe mgt otarwie ne | Breen, W. eit ae OR ¥ i vnin Franklin Row, 2 ; , . ; fire of i eget eg ea tng ky t Mowe om the | Sasi enya Say aa ok ban | RAISE Ra Dicer, | Weleda ae iy aos Mao os Price @1 per bottle, six bottles f % MARRIAGE. Foster, L. F.8., Willards’ - e 4 Wholesale “Agen R. . 1. Ciseet., Drageist, | MARRIED PERSONS, or Yoang Mon contamplating Mas. | Greon, James S.,Crutonet’s, «71, oor Dand th ate | Wilson. James, Washingion House Georgetown. D. C., Wholesale Agent for the Dis- | tige, being awa: poreens weshaces, organie o0ttiy, | Brien, /ames Wt Winslow, Warren, 6G st trict, and will suppy the trade at my prices, deferiaitien, . wan, Wm. M231 st, corner 19th Wat taee cake mar 21-tr . the caze of Dr. J. may religi- | Hale, John P., National H red eee ee ae Hotel EWARE OF MINERAL POISONS. | cress’ mmnanemae) | yy Ok Piave | Woodeon, Sanpiel Browse Hote B — | on me QPEICE Mo. SOUT FREDERICRSTRERT, | nl i Ashington House pa Dr. J. BOVEE DODs’ he cor ame and number. ii, J ‘Jliams’, 17, cor C and 4 ste eter es au = Hunter, “Es Hareet tatiana. | ‘TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. RQ DI in, A., Miss Queen's, 444 6th st, bet I Pe ictal ierree oe arte asirmmmnmettatatin ttt V EGETABLE MEDICINES. ae otine Royal Cal a s. Woot it -- 28 erie Hote 1th OR HARPER'S FERRY AND WILLIAME- a ol je most iJ a. _ ai mer - HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, ine Proton. Sabicea ie A ok Doped All itter, leaves Geo ini < ng ton, rivener’s, 16 A st, tow: DAYS at 6 am. fos Langs. Weal Stomcter tncggtan Bea ame , Joueph, Brown's Hotel faceterg, and op THURSDAYS at6 m., General or Nervous Debility, Pics and od ieee 4s. Ni 4 Ha, bot Lith and 12th oe pees oer ay vn on of a pure Sherry Wher and deve For ene ae on, A. 0. P. Kirkwood House yen ays ats a. cms for Harper's Ferry ond cinal properties, they are @ most wholesome and ames A, Sire. Irving's, Liiamaport, and on SATURDAYS até a. m., for Young Mon and othere. wi 283 G st, bet 14th and 15th Fhe Brengle oan be chartered on W re i . . B.—Ti ia ind id rh bons bit fre sth — > rs : HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC, learned froms evil companions, et at echosts the eftots ef Min Rowel st, bet Ntd-av and iat ot nisbay Sand the Antelope on FRIDAY he Is & sure remedy for Costiveness, Liver Complaint | Which are nightly feit in fasieep, and if not cured ni 6 s ; Mra. ‘28 4 destroys both mind and Mra. Irving's, 2 HE STEAMER JAS, GUY Wil h Trips oe TUESDAY oso ot euumgegher 186, Will leave WASIT ncholy effects produced Werkness of the Back and fend, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Musculas asa Cathartic, teat tls, ite of youth vis le to the taste. ebrui . - Te oe jon of the Heart, Dyapepay, Nervous Irritabilt- ples Te Mir Me at half-past6 o'clock. ort OMAN aed te and ‘are a. superior remedy for yepepsis, Soon. | UMENTALLY The fecrtul T » Robt., 248 —— BEDE So aan every WEDNESDAY nected with Liver Complaiat im all te forme: Gyembull, Lyman. 18 ad fucian & “AGE, Proprictor. "OR FEMALE 0} CTI y % ATH’ SH. Ac’ . They re truly select, Poe joe Holland Gin, Wien, He Be ee Hotel _NATH’L BOUSH. Ac’t, Ali ri. pesaant and agreeabie to the taste, and may be = Wilkmson: M’S. Mr. Solomon's, 4 6th st 1860 ‘MPORTANTNoTicE 1860 weil term: ENOL E COMPANION aith, losin Yulee, David L., 262 I at, bet 17th and To D = and emaciated, eee. SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. ugh oF aympto! HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP, DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. IVES. & FT For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is | When the misguided and imp: Chi See nae | — certainly one of the, moat desirable and valuable | be has a cen, Private, 286 F st, bet ith and sth | FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS Medicines in the world. It & perfect substitute . for Catomrl, acting on the Liver, romoving. all of me ta. Wi ae Vis je & Alexandria, Virginia & Tenneaace, structions in the Bowels, curing Costiveness, Indi Aldrich. Cyrus, Avenue whieh nents A ok omphis & Charier ton, Mississ) Aan gestion and Dyspepsia. Althouch itis as sure and a guing spavie | Ailen, Win.,corner New Jersey & c New Orioans & Jackson Rat efectua! in its uperationsfas Ca'omel, yet at_is so is pecuniary bim triding | Alley, Johu 5. Private, x w oor 3d and Cte, @8 | 4 nioace Bors ann Conrinvous RalLwarCon delicions to the taste, that children will-ery. for it, s Sent ree, | Re greon Eves Le seen RECTIONs To and itis as gentle, innocent and harmless as the ofthat deadly | Anion dar M$ Richmond, | Lynchburt. Bristol Knorviile, dews of Heaven. ‘Thousands of mothers through ational sysuptome of thie Dalton, Hunisvilic, Mobile. out the land will bless tne discoverer of this in . Chattancora, lominomery, Columbus, Nashvilis, Junction, Memphis, and New Orleans! "GREAT REDUCTION OP TIME.JN sof the Henrt. Thront, N ghtful rapidity, till desth sufferings by sending him t covered country from whose bourne no traveler £ CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO , PROPRIETORS, = . DR. JOHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEABNK8S | Rf; rel *s, corner 6th and D ste THE LYNCHBURG FE m fro 649 anv ASI Broapway, New Yorn, : "AND IMPOTENC Beales eee a iineton Eh PR Eat AY ak LE SR, And sold by Joun Scuwarze, Drugeist 465 Pa Bingham, John A., Washington House LPPI CENTRAL, are now completed, making avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and Biair, Sam'l S., Avenue Hou oute the ~ mar l4-ly.rq Be Blake, Harrison G.. Hyatg’s. From Neuralgia through ’a!l cases where Opium was ever used to that of Delirium Tremeng, and the common chief cause 0 The Toln Anodyns, though containing not 9 par- tiele of Opium, prod The the common obrection of Cough produce rausea or prostration,) may be considered the common enemy to ail Throat and Lung Com- paints. and us allto court from proprietors or friends the mort severe investigation of both Ri of our pamphiets to be found with all dealers, and more particuiarly to purchase only of those who 8) NEWELL, Chemut and Pha-maceutist, Boston, a88., genuine only,and to whom address all communi- ns. o*Sold bv all respectable dealers everywhere, and dintely relieved. ua to Marr Ff Ps s Booock, Thos.s,, Brown's H Benham, Milledge L., Brown’ U.C Re T. A. ical or Mente! Di a W ORLEANS, er, Nervous trrit ND INTERMEDIATE i. . Ss sf Ss L SMOSTEET AND MOST DESIRABLE "s Hotel A Poteler, Alex. R., Willards’ Hotel f 5 . Traore Tr to all of th gg se cStiemcarorranrann | Berek Wize W cat vabe tite Wal & Stevens py ef UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, ne fe ‘ Brabson, Reese B., 68 H st bet 3d and 4th ate Rosiroad Ofice, corper of Six and Penney 8. > . . ton, D. For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from nd Braveng, Wine De smh eee es ey enThe, Train Jenvee WASHINGTON at 6a, m. for Y 0 lou, y, wal Cons ptton BK 1» Ge M ry 37 Pe av South and South wort. Common Coughs to Actual Consumption reporers of the pepe sat oe nd =e ristow, Francie Ma Mire. Bpops. 411 94 wt west Wisma fand Ask for Tishete win Granne and ™N Wwe sS iT of cherect responsi. rown, John Y., son va Ratir le suse DEERE LS ee ‘ at gectantes to tne aiicieds Jan Sbiy upc, Jaa. Private, fw cor dd and Cala, |” Prscsngers fromm New York will mest an = * i dria Raslr at : jus TOU MUCH TU SAY Burlingame. Anson, Nations! Hotel om icon an TOLU ANODYNGE, | [i © Nur To muce » | Buriceame. Aitson, Nations} Be Washington, from whom Uney wilt rwoelve potte Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner- Burnham, Ail red A. Wile is’ Hotel vous Ci ints, Bi ‘ns, Silas M.. Was! in Honse mais CONE Rutterfre id, Martin. Wilde Hotel H., Washington House 339 Paav tional Hotel # Missouri av F, Private, cor K and isth ete OLD AND YOUNG, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, Viz.—THAT PROFESSOR WOOD'S RAIR cg RESTORATIVE Will progerve infallibly the srowth snd color of the hair, 1f used two or thres times & week, to any My ene leave the Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 6. m. ‘On arriving at Washington, paesengere f wwe Bout Will beonreful to take the Orange and lroad Gmoni! JAMES A. EVANS, Tioket Agent, Washington. — Campbell, Jas. Carey, Jehu, Hy: Disease LOSS OF SLEEP. Case. Charles, CGinrk, Horace en ail the requirements of, fe1-tf sie age. Perfeotiy, restore the gray. cover oe Ea rrivate, oot J — ty and may be used in all cases wherever Opium was | 1mAkiuable age. Perfootiy. restore the grat. cover Brows e AiSiMORE Ab Ee RAL ao Magn Hi pal at ae eat agit aces: | make it more soft and beautify than any cil. aud ice Brown's Hotel B MVASHINGTON BRANCH. preserve the scalp {ree from all disesse estage. Statesmen, Judges, Attoru Professional men, aud Gen ! classes, all over the worid, bear testi- mony that we do say teo much in its favor. R the following, and judge: Hica Srv GROvR, St. Charles co., Mo., Nov. Jniversal Cough Remedy, (freed from al Cobb, Willameon R, W. rving’s, 38 46 et em dies, which ote) ~ wr Goohiane, Clark Re Wularde’ Goohrane, sot, Willards! Hotel Colfax, Schuyler, Avenue se Conkling, Roscos, W illards’ Hote} Scone toe B., Choate’s, 41 Louisians svenve Sovele Jom Avensetiease le, Jo. ox. Samuel 8, Prr léth street Bro fotel tel Ye ay st & Paav ‘isoe & H st Reuben, B: ’s Hotel wes, Henr 4 ns Private, n w cor 3d and C ats, 48 e Jarnette, patie C., 373 Penneylvania avenue ano, Olas: les, Willards’ H m. NGR oF Hours. Commencing om londay with perfect impunity. Asking emedies,and reading |p. oj ASH Ne Tos 6.2) ang 7.45 8. m. ES eaves BLHNGEESipstis a for nev in so ties ates La a A mm. . H. PARSONS, Arent. be de led upon, we wait confidence the pee atients and Physicians. a ‘in reach of tirely Came GENERAL AGENTS, uflerings, = WELL & Co., 7 and 8. Commercial ELL, 145 Water st., New York, ecial supervision of }OHN L. HUN- exh Tot aI Temoved the disease @: erop of hare soon started ov" boy nas as healthy a scalp, any other child. mend your Restorn the scalp and aair, nd we can now say tha nd xa luxuriant a crop of hyir herefore, and do hereb whose signature covers the co ks of the Passac im mic! 5 Sige Pilon p94 Maseo . i Holland, Mrs. Tilley’s, 74 Missouri av The New irginia Sorew Steamship att che” Dinentsts in Washington and Georgetown. ann, Win MoKee, Wil ry Hotel Gomeen is pew and oh ee np prematurely edgertor, Sidney, yates. me, enneylvanis av v aN IN, Capt, emt ue BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE ered the c. sdmundson. Henry A., Grupe’s, 415 Pa. av will leave ‘or pany’s Depot, Wer. - ‘The best COUGH ST ROP in the world is Eliot, Thon. De Private; Franklin Row, 38K at | DAY, and the Comecene Dope ck See iot On, ri 2 mARRSROR e's PEG ORAL SYRUP OF | ing continued ie use vil within the list theee we +. Alfred, R 287 G st ~ Bt So%olock p. same day. | ILD CHERRY. turned to its natural color, and assumed a softness ond Bagi ish, W. H., Vernon House, oor $d st & Mo av = ashivgton and Georgetown This article is prepared by 8 chemist, and is pre | greatly to be preferred to those produced by the 4 Estabrook, Experience, 495 11th st cau take the con connesting with Alexandria nounced by nredical men, and those who have ase¢ | of oils or any other Heeperstion Inave used. I regara Etheridge, Emerson, Brown’s H steam iT railroad, which leave the — = It, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds, Ca- sable article for every lady's coile:, whether to be | Rarnsworth, John F.. Washington House wth ani Pa, sveaze bourly, or they cap leave tarrh, Bromchitis, Hoars, a Sore Throat from a resco’ aoe itping the hale yan kere pene ae Fenton, Reuhea E Wash ington House * e steamer from the Western Wharves at 1) zane & preventive of fast lion ef diseases, Con: | dre ‘ome all who cutertaim any doute of its performug all | Perry, Oris S., Willard’ Hot “Persons who sing should uso it, It is pleasant te faye alt eritatign of the throne and len nts taki druggists in Washington, dre. ment of new style Cloaks for early spring sales. Also, & great cer Black Silk Mantles oj : - B. CROMWELL & CO., mere, and Merino Shawls in gre.t variety of style} | ‘The Restorative is put up in bottlesof threesizes, | He Niomary Wr Th J.» Levy's; 44 Migeoari av _set-ly 86 Weat at,,comer Almay, NewS oft, and price. viz: large, medinm, and small; the small holds hal. Harr * Metrison, Mrs. farrison’s, 377 Pa gy = —— mar 2) ___ TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. _ & pint, and retails {or one dollar per bottle: the me- | Harris: Juin Ti, Brown's Han hee. aim ©.M.MOTT, = 5, L. AWERY. THE FATE OF lon then ths small: Fortwo doliare per hot. | Haskin, John B.4Private, cor N.J.avand I st AMAR, MOT? & AUTRY Bk He ene a ee ee eter Peres | Hatton: Robt. btawn's Hote L PU kweys-2r-Law And everything else, for sale at fo 18 claimed for it. Mas. C. SYMonps, 14 Third street Cinctnmatt, O., Ped. 10, 1857. WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. 5, 1857. PRoF. Woop—Dear Sir: By the advice of « friend mine, who has been using your R duced to try it. Thad the feve nearly every hair in my head c. come in 2 great deal thicker than ever duty and sympathy that I feel to commu are afflicted 1 id ublic_xckuowledg: of. Wood's Hair Resto: Yours respecifully, a.m, 1s can be od on appl te Morgan & Rhinehart, Weatere Wines iat will be received up fo the hours of Inew: Will be effected goode is fine at the office of the Company 1 Kner cod ee to lor | cone nieation with New 01 Ogreeable hi thf! one. ‘or 3 pessage Spply to FOWLE & 9 Florence, Thos. B., Private, oor Pa. av. and 17th st posers res wy | — ‘otel ‘ouke, Phili s Frank Augusta Willarde’ Hotel Ss some B. Bphipeton, 3" a jarnett, Muscoe R. H.. Pri Gartroll, Lucius J., Pri 420 F st, bet 6th & 7th Gilmer, John A., Brown's Hotel Gooch, Daniel W., Private, n w cor 3d & C ate, 408 Graham, es H., Willards’ Hotel Grow, Ga A., w side sth at, 379, bet D & Paav urley, John iv 44 E st ale, James T., Avenue House Hall. Chapin, Washington House ns, clears and strengthens the voice and pre- ing oold. Bottes 25 4 & cents and 81. Sold, by al f reetown and A *e Nothing bo PRING CLOAKS, SILK MANTLES, &c . &c We are now in receipt of & beautiful assort- ate induce me of superior quality Piain new designs. Stella, Cash- A. R. Jacons, proportion, and retails for $38 bottlo, Eawking, George 5,217 Eeaserivamner ct Helmiok, William, Avenue House Hii Jowtgay PF 219 os tbat Oh =e he 8! Hoard: Charles B., Willards’ Hotel By Captain McCLInTock ; i 3 . J. WOOD & CO.., Proprietors, 312 Broad’ te ey Now Work cn the creat NW Wire Railens lishment,) ‘and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. and sold by all good Druggiste and Fancy Goods SPHERD’S, Comerornnand D sts, 4 Hoty Sraine, Mi eRe he costa CBANSTEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From raz Unirap Gravas. Rose: ie Meh 10 ew New York ..-Mch The Havana 1 leave New Y. \e 2d, 12th, ith, arth of oaoh ‘month, and ornis pa steamers leave New York vesth each month. ay tomes Prorosats FOR. ARMY TRANSPORTA- Proposa.s will be received at the office of the As- sistant Qui r at Fort Leavenworth, K. T. frac eames hay tan of mili as the years 1861, on the fallbeine routes: 1. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the Territory of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas, in the yr of Missouri, to Fort Union, in the Ti ritory ot Mexico. or any other depot that may ——- the ror esi: or in that Territory, and to any point on 2. From Fort Union. or such other d fi sre aot of New Mexico, be di in ports donot &re or may he cotablieked in the military de he ‘tment of New Mexico, except v fis waht eStonortet cach rear ot ie Wei! sported each year no! be lesson Stther-of the routes than one oe ey thou {ice tte) ponds, nor more than five mil sebrepounia (state the rate per 100 pound TO! is 1e la is 18 jes for ich the trang Feation sti be pers — | 7 in each month of the year, ill be made for each route sepa: ly. jdders wil! cive their names in full, as well as ther p'aces of residenoe, and be prepared to eater into contracts, and to exeoute bonds, with good se- curity, in such an amount as may be prescribed by the Assistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, not to exoced $150,000 on each route, as soonascon- tracts shall be awarded. Contractors will be required to be in readiness for service by the Ist day of May succeeding, their means of ‘tation to be approved by the Assistant iter at Fort caavenworth > and, Ror jon may be led at any time for the w' oe be transported during the yraron either of og pa a of or cry Tin the vicinity of Fort wenworth at Fort Union or depot in on ex! ows be com- mu: rem le Ly be by the 108 ofthans who mast m to As- uartermaster at Fort venworth, or capability to pay the bonds. shoud Be poricaat capebrist7 so vor the cows, epee ey ve VE, RY GOO! - CARRIAGES. prPameomacrmtea eta vctate | SPANGE ro tle Ste Say Sache rest re to —yh nor Fully comply with all the stipuls- Hrosewood with stylish exterior. at here he, ve fo A she righ ts reecrved of Tojecting al the bide that ws fe SR very eas sannot = and —e comets, —— Covers just received in BMAATEW aahing ton erty. Web, 10,108, Fon the cronter of our customer bar 1 of Desiere ta Wood sad Gon. i aie Fae a — | Hooper, W. H., 465 6th st “~~ ders with | ‘T} HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE ton, George 8. Brown’s Hi STANDARD BLACK TEA. Ane Now srepniat to ereania any oriere wis TRIESEMAE, 1, 2, & 3, Howard, William Washington House Ph ed ig ee As a Seem of PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING TESEMAR, 1, 2, ang | Hoshes, George mend to our customers, very J Jud ict Rene sad ul tend fe the Seliotion of’ JA TEA, TEA, - ers. __ ia 5-eoSm_ | Holman, \W.S , Vernon House, cor 3d st & Moav WM. T. DOVE & CO. it is very choice, Protected oy Royal Letters Patent Price ivate, 151 F st Plampbrer, James, st. oe lath and 1th England, th of Pa. secured by the Seals of the “Eeole de Pharmacieds | 4 John, 81 $83 C st & cents per pound by ci for otherwise, odgue, where may Fefound.ecomplotzaaroitmen! | Paris, and the Tmperal Collre of Medicina reine, Waliant, Willarde, Hote ange co RNG A BURCHELL, 4 3 a mm, 5 n, James, Brow ba - ye. WATER FIXTURES. Ur CAS STEN thee adel tread Jenkins, = ag ge ro ate OFFsiAL OPINIONS OF THE ATTOR. W24SHINGTON SEWING ROOMS, No.3 completely erad-eates all traces of those Jenkin, Benj, 8 Woskington Mouss Tee GENERAL OF THE ex Tien 504 9th 3t., two doors North of Pa. Ave diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau. Keitt, lawrence M., Lafayette Ouse. F near last | hime md = Bate 5) and ‘of How. 1s the time to get SPRING and SUMMER | seousand pernicious use of copavia and oubebs. Kellogg, Francis W., Washington House pounding the Constitenes, Paes! pamen gat ros le 4 to order, he subscriber is pre- No. 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use of Kelloge, William, Nations! Hotel EGopetnmavent iodine trite nea ae a tel TG |i PA hs oA Lipa Piet peten ed epic Outthe | prnzon Svan SS eeacvon House Ws In 8 volumes vo bound in rhenp, with oo” a 5 I ON 4 A a LA! and WRIST disease, tee fe ous indices and a digest, The inst $ vol con lt, eonome — “FRIESEMAR Nos, 1.2and 3,are prepared in the | Killinger; Jona W.. Private, 468 ning the opinions of Gen. Cushing Press's mar te =. 0. NOVES form of a lozenge, deveid of taste and smell, and | Pamar, Lucius Q. C., Brown’s Hotel volumes sre sold seperate from the sets, to allow oan be carried in the waistooat pocket. Sold in tir drum, J hn fi 5 Missouri av ns whe have the firet volumes to —. NEW PERD AMBROTYPE GALLERY, — | S820", 8%d divided into separate dosenpeadminia | [arraber, Chae. H., choate's 4 Losigiags ov oral discount allowed tothe teas Order ak 480 PENNSYLVANIA AvENT! ‘ Price AL! a bogwabishioreae Leach, DeWitt, e5 Ly ee ~— solicited. Also, a Digest to the ‘Opinions. * “Wear Third Street, and in $27 cases, whereby there is. 8a) Nf of Leake: Shelton F.. 8 w oor I gad Ists Bagnd uniform with the above. Price $3. AMBESTYE To be had, wholésaio and retail, of Dr. BARROW, | [se hi. Lindley. Washington House ‘or sale by 7 , ora disk Yank imams on oe ee | Eaton J fy Witeser Ducane sep Fi'tp in handeome case, mittance, Dr. Bartow will forward the Triesemar | Pousnecker, Henry C.. 205 Fe ay, opp fo2-1y wer tite ot ual Berane. tp any part of the world, securely packed. and ad: | [00% - 5 . ions of the writer. dre according to the instruot Sold also by 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash- ington, D. € a ree Fiaveoteent he J SFE Recerel Seunee more of Buepher’s cheap ote, 75 cents, st GOOD PICTURES tats Hotel ger Double Thick: 91.25, e Acents for Laurence’s celebrated Linen Papers, is 3 6m Sémr _332 Pa it. te Seperkns Foes McKENNEY & LANSDALE, om all, and, sed fo profit by my experiones, tee 52 RE FIRE INS CON. Y-Cah 320 wre SPER MATORRHCEAS-ITS CURE, =a ee ee. 168 b5n.500, \y5 sad ts os | With —— f, 3 In perfeet cont H eae | Sere =< 5] "ren Bole Aconte Yor Laurence ) da 6-6m a + 5 . 8a anon etepnersestay wea. | ELST DER Mba aren : Aen fent Se es BG Penney! ania avenue, near 3d street. STOMA BANE WEAK BOWELS, Bite ly wy hme bd a ____ SHEPHERD'S, cor. 7th and Dats. ‘Seewre the shadow vou have the subsionss. Berens ieee ‘one dellar. cKean, Jas. Bzy00r D and isch at Botrer a 9 = = wd ivate, 3 ie Ae arachghii va eramera Nearer | Hopecrasec Berar eee | eta chs Srniay fa Sie ran ILITARY CLOTH BARTSHORNE’S CUREGALL should be ellac John J Willards’ Hotel TER for Bakers, Confectioner asd Store Keone MIL in milies in case of ents or en ies, W, Porcher, Pri 44 H st ‘88 we are the agents for it, getting tt aed Sovrugast Corner Szconp ann Srxi ++ | ness,ae it frequently cures in less time than it re | Miifeon. Jone &. Pri Sth t- bet D and Greet to us from the farmer ee sel very PHILADELPHIA. turreedo gets physloian, illward, Wey vate ak Bt bet Path ead i ELLICOTT & HEWES —— it cures a of the system and is used | Montgomery, Wm., V ington House OG. Rutter Agents MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. _ia30-6m ally rDall ces of the core, Laban T., Private, 236 F at, bet 12th and 1ath K!NDLING AND duce a bad Cold, Rhoumausm, Pain int inte corkead Toe ie, Willends Motel STOVE . -FOR STAMPING fot botilan "Tk sate nace eke Nocera hee oregll, Justin 8. 30 ¢ ot 262 Pa. Avexor, Berw held news, flood an Bones: and oy its Wertmeareies: | Moris: Edward Joy, Frivate. am rain ot COOKING AND "2" UT™ 48D leru Se, A PACKET OF PAPER | vomaghetie power, expels ali paln fomineayotom. | (orm peane N peor owes. corle Ket | 02 Py. avaner, mer QTe eR OMIA! a eee ores | anki eta, Soe BARTS ie Soars Me ivr TO MATCH, GHER ‘Y—it is the best Cough Syrap in a od & WM. GALT, at the {f708 are Bilioge. age HARTSHORNE’S ANTI mar Between sth sued Win ate mete nee BILICUS PILLS. They actu Livan, Sto: wren 9th oe METROPOLITAN | Sach and Bowels, carrying off ai! Bileand Foul Se nr 4,000 pci Qik PUCK WHEAT > 2 ib BOOKSTORE, medicines oyge’s, nw oor Sat & Pasay and to Luzerne PHILP & SOLOMONS, ‘The above es to be atal! ee Seow EL Pes init i Se Te Flosr. oS WINDLING QUA Garren eta sa Set, Cota amy Fats «5 “* Metropolitan Mi 8. Ww HE ATTENTION OF E Architects and Builders is call Bu is eka Be outs. we Pi Ry rate Light Wagons kept on REPAIRS neatly done,endall orders prompt ES ty, “Tin