Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1860, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOST UMBERELL’. T have loaned thee to, another, fe seeped thee to anoilier, And the rain mer, drench remember ot who 0" 1 he friendshi i it well todo? Gom rever—ai Long and surel shall a Tue it, Lost. lost um! I ere loaned thee to ‘iogs Thou dost shield Ais head from rain; as i 1 loaned thee to his brother. IT might borrow thee agen With news of gold thes won him, liforny” him uiled 5 off, and [can’t dun him; ou art on the ocean wild O! was it well todo it! Gone forever—and I knew it! Lonz and sorely will I ruo it, Lost, lost umbereil’ ! I have loaned thee to another, Ho will need thee, they say, In pCaiiores’ 's showers. perhaps, perhaps | he may; Bat tis faith with is broken, i oA T hope he can "t = et 5 kc And & en my poor jacket's soakin” T shall mourn. shall mourn thee yet. O, was it well to do it? Gone forever—and I know it! —_ and —— = shall I rue it, Lost, lost umbere!l’! He T Lire in Axkansas —A correspondent of the Petersburg (Va_) Express, writing from Arkansas, says: bills’? of from ‘elgg a busied 1 2 T may be found anywhere mo b the country, and are dis- walkie friendly, shekin closer than a brother of the fondest affection. will come to your house, sleep with you, sit down at your table, take up permanent quarters with you withoutever saying as much as by your leave or thanking you for your hospitality. A ‘‘chill” isan utter abomi- nation, and not even to be thought of ina good humor. From ell such, good Lord deliver us! rtion of the State » Between the White and St. Francis rivers juces spontaneously bed- bugs of the finest form _ si ra In Foi aor are of magnificent pro joni ways hungry hyenas, and you rely as 1 assured that they will do their whole duty on i should you lodge for the night in the same bed with them. PorcLaTion oF NEw YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA. ‘The Philadelphia U.S. Gazette claims that Phil- adelphia has steadily gained on New York in ulation, although the latter had larger capital Toa larger ¢ commerce. In five years New York bas advanced from 516,000 to 800,000, cainud by her papers, with a gain of 55 per cent. indeed, is all that they can claim. For it isc ing a greater ratio of increase for the last five years of hard times, and a vastly lessened immi- gration, than for the previous five years of good times, with a ceaseless stream of foreigners. Philadelphia has, in the same time, gone on from 405,000 to 650,000—as stated by those who have ally canvassed it throughout—making a gain cf 67 per cent. 1 The question who was the first white child born in Cincinnati seems likely to barrass that city. The other day we published a line to the effect that one Wm. Taylor claimed that honor, in de- fiance of a woman who had given herself out as the original infant. but now the Sergeant-at-Arms of the tity Councils puts in an earlier record of his own birth. So, till further notice, William Moodie is the connecting link between the un- cleared past and the civilized present. {7 Something ought to be done to prevent people from giving vent to their grief in verse when they are bereaved. What fate too hard for the man who appended the following lines to the announcement of a young lady’s death ina neigh- boring city? “* A few weeks ago she was to be a bride, But now the grave her lovely form doth hide.” IF Out in Ohio they have a lady drummer, who has received a diploma for her skill. Her name is Minerva Patterson, a daughter of Major Elisha Patterson, a wealthy farmer of Jersey, Licking county. The Major has organizeda band, consisting wholly of his children Two of his zirls play the drums, and the band is said to be one of the best in the State. UF A soldier recently died in Washington ‘Territory under peculiar circumstances. A post- mortem examination disclosed the fact that death was caused by poison, in the form of oxalic acid, taken while eating strawberries from metal cans, wherein they generally come inclosed. The poison had formed from the acidity of the fruit coming in contact with the metal i[7~A girl in Burlington, lowa, anticipating a fever and ague chill, woked largea dose of mee phine as to make her crazy; she forbade her em- ployer from coming into his own house, and then sbe ran away and was gonea number of hours until the effect of the quinine worked off. 0 A southern paper, in regretfully stating that the wife of an eminent citizen had met a fatal accident, says she ‘‘inadvertently fell from a window.” Inasmuch as people usually take especial pains to fall out of, windows, the phrase is a happy one. i7-On Sunday a small army of pick entered “St. Joseph’s Cathedral, is nffalo, and picked a variety of pockets. ‘Four of them were taken into custedy, but one of them es- eaped, and it is supposed’ he carried off most of the booty. Fa In a convention of females we have no doubt but whatever ‘oted upon is always car- ried bya “handsome majority. kets ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLARDS’ HOTEL—C Van ham, K. H Bennett. N'Y; Mr Kerrison, DC; SAllieter, and lady, cA lister, $j ‘Miss MoAlister, br Bae zertce and lad: Of BF Kelloe and fadys dos} cE Stuart. do: @ W Bak Pas S ie, Ct; ge 53 Ri Y @ and son, NY: sR A Magram Mie ¥ Burns aad lady, do; § Parker ani ’'E Yeatman, Mo; was NWs 6 D Nobel vend lady, NUS@'S Busheaieey Nag, Higa Cavads; Dr E gael F, Mass yNATIONAL HOTEL—1 RE Beas es Se — 5 N Cambs NYeT Sa, Mia & Baker? Mt y R Hay way, L G wee rm, N. y and bap gp has bv Ae ae BY ass ‘oops, of jc BROWN’S HOTEL. H Price. Mo; 33 5 AC Peden Ny Lenedety oe Z Haines Bad Fa Bi id lad: Us Ce Bl a emcee Che Bru M. é 'a ign’ Zandé, Jr Jr, La; BF vaughen Vi Va: TJir- KIRKWOOD HOUSE —3 wida gu Snowden, Vail. Armatcon c Orbe Vimpkine, HoEaus, aa ly and childre B Prettyman, G@ Harri - Live 1. “Liverpool. sO raepenifalh fe respectfully informed that . and w eady for 2d. We ab ‘coed - 1 wil hes et an early 324 Paav., bate eh ana Toth a hats, YOUTHE CLOTHING, eC) Ca ORS: VS CLOTH Eee ie pened orate aeok, our a ei oars ye ety of fash, UTHS, Bors, b AD ©. "HILDR EN ot ilkeges so bepeet es ear marsl6t 322 = BENS aC oe on Mond: ingiy oo liged to al "mar st 6 aeae 1» COnES- y stock is ies wishi: Market Space. poregeee rim and Mantillas rio to order in ws 1d HO! Tee Heart a te Cambridge, to wh A: selected oe Fpl i ade alee’ Se o Sacred Churek, ren by ‘Nias cha SRC Rye won tas MISCELLANEOUS. NAY Y SUPPLIES—1860-61, ‘rowts' jureawe ry ms and Cloth Get SxranaTE Prorosats. seal: ceee Lay Supplies,” will alte ishing and Gap iver- Buresa e oe 7 on, Istn day poe ged pe — aah get eiViny oui sor which ‘fve day not phony Ae Flour, Rice, aon Apples, Pickles, Come, Molasses, Vinegar, 81 shall be made wholly from sweet ofthe manufacture of the year or 1 1860, Dut’ shall inall cases be manufactu: immediately preced- thei e low) nial ore Ee Ce same; anc ay fal in ity, and conform in size fo to the ss ples which _ - ated fog the said Nery n- yard 1 be p ry bak thoroughly kiln-dried, packed, and Bl harge to the United ood, sound, erelineet eat flour barrels, reler "with the beads cured, or in air and. water oe whiskey barrel#, atthe option of the t will be required at Gosport in “| ¢ Flour. shall be equal to the best B of the mana wheat grownin th 960; but shall oe all cases be man round wheat ol the crop immediately fi 6 dates of the eetand ivallze perteeds se nd ‘shal if'be be delivers new, Bg a bers js, a8 the to be of red oak ‘of the Nas ‘quality, ann ‘and wal hooped, we on & hoops @round eash head, equal in quality to le aes se said Navy Farce two half barrels t i red asa bar not, more thai th rg the required The oad shall eal bare best quality, and of 1 Kice shall be of the vet quality, an the crop immediately preceding the dates of the Tequisifons for the same. ‘The Dried — pall we and shall be — sun ry the crop of he Autumn imm 6 di the ions, for the same; and shal a ered 118 es os containing not more than three bundre The Pickles shall be put up in iron-bound casks, and each ossk shall contain one gallon of onions, one gallon of eppers. and Gueht gallons of medium gucumbers, fey the gallon, ane ~ vegetables in each shall weigh fifty seven popnd is, and they only be paid for; and each cask shall then be filled with white wine vinegar of at least 42 degrees of strength, and equal to French vinegar; th nd vinegar sball conform an eats to the sainples deposited at the above y Yards, and the contractors shall war rantand guaranty that they will keep good and sound for at least two years. The iron hoops on the barrels containing Whis- y A and Pickles to be well paint- The Suga =e Navy Y 1 The Cotfze — be equal to the best Cuba, ao- cording to sample ‘Tne Beans shall be of the very best quality white bea: s, and shall be of the crop immediateiy ig ing qualit; id. shall be de- livered in new, well seasoned red oak barrels, with white pine heads not less than 135 inch thick staves not I ‘han *;-Inch thick; the barrels to be three-quarters hooped, and, in addition to have four iron hoops, one on'each bilge, !z inch in width and 1-16th-inch thick, and one on each chime I¢- inch in width and 116th inch thick, and shall be thoroughly coopered and placed in the best shipping condition. he Vniogar shall be of the rat quality, equal to the standard of the United States Eharmacopes: nd shall contain no other than acetic acid; Il be delivered in barrels similar in all respects hose required for molasses, with the exception that whtte oak staves an! head: — be substituted for red oak staves and white p eads,and shall be er coopered and plaged 1 inthe oe Whiskey shall be made wholly from grain, sound and merehantabie, and be full frst prootae, 6 United States custom-house stand- il be double rectified. It shall be de od, new, sound, bright, three-quarters hooped, asoned white-oak berréi, with whits-oak heads, the heads to be made of three- Cc heading, and iyo peantes the staves not to e less than %,-1nch thick, and the heads not less than %-inch thick; and each barrel shali_be coop in addition, with one three-penny iron hoop oa each bilge 14s inch in width, and }-léth-incn thick, and one tnree-penny hoo on each chime, e-ineh ae Neb ss Ga fore ine! th k, 88 per Ce ¢ whole to be put in good shipping order, ee ofall charge to the Eniced Stare = : = e foregoing described “articles, embracin caske, barrels, naif barrels, and boxes. shall bo such inspection as the chief of the Bureau visions and Clothing may direct, the inspect - ing officer to be es y the Navy Department, 1 inapeotion: pat the piace of de'ive cuit may, ho dat the ® pisce of manufacture, Pe oases be subject to a final inspection > _ pine. of delivery’ Sees bile &re signed thereto! he roe of all, Tthe Sorocoies 8 articles to be the same throughout the Looe and bidders may offer for one or more articles; and his offer will be ac- yard for which his Proposal may be cepted for that thelowest. Ail the emake, barrels, and half barrels, boxes or packages, shall be marked with their contents and the coatractor’s —7 All the barrels and half barrels of flour, bread, and pickles shail have, in addition to the above. the year when manufactured or put up marked upon them. ‘he samples referred to in this advertisement are those selected for the enuing fiseal year, ond hare ro one to such as have been previously ec- tbited. ‘fhe quantity of these articles which will be re- quired cannot be precisely stated. They will pro- bably be about— To be offered for. 900,000 Ibs ippiug 7,000 bush 20,000 gals 22,000 gals per gal. 59,000 gals .._per gal. The quantities of any or al! may be increased or diminisned as the service may hereaiter require. ‘The contracts will therefore be made, not for speci ies, but for Fachaanas tis as the service may require to be delivered at those Navy Yards, respectively, tractors not residing at the places where de- liveries are ieeuired, must establish agencies at =. places, that no delay may arise in rnishing what may be required; and when a contractor fails orgy tocomas with a requisition, the Chief of ureau of Provisions and Clothing shall be authorized to direct purchases to be made to sup- ply she. deficiency, under the penalty to be ex- pressed in the contravt; the record of a requisition, or a duplicate cory thereof, at tho Bureau of Pro, ri Picts ning» —~ ers of the Navy Yar afoi 1» Sha. evidence that such requusiti has poem ie. and soiree fe h . sa eparate offers must be le for each article at each of the aforesaid Navy Yards; and in case more than one article 1s contained in the offer, the Chiefot - Bureau will have the right to accept one or more of the articles coeteaned 1n such offer, and reject the ees whose propoeals oth i forthwith oo, eos esi will xeoution, Which oon- — be returned tothe Bureau’ within five ve of the ti mes ~e required for the regular -per bush. Molasses . per gal. amount of th crepes © respective contracts and twenty per centum 0) will be withheld from the amount of Pierrot on account thereof as collateral security, a addi- tion, to secure its Jigermene, and not in any event to be paid until it is in all respects complied ith; ty per cent: the amount of all de- made will be paid by the Navy Agent with- fter me halls ea aay authentioated, shall oh lank forms of pro; onal may be obtained on piste to the ‘Navy. Agents at Portsmouth: Hampshire; Boston, New York Pasadelpht Seat. re, Nortoli, Peneacois, and at this eure u. pititecords or dip icate of the letter informing the acce| e of his doomed a notikeation tie reat, mid i the. wena of the act of 1446, 8 bid for the naval service for 1846 August, 1846,) by a written seaceniee igned by one or more responsible persons to the effcat that he or. eee carey 2 ye the bidder or bidders will, 1f hi r their bid be ‘cepted, enter into an obi thon within ay days, with good and sufficient sure- ih the geod Prop 6 bureau gat consider any proposal un eas acoompanied by the guarantee required by law; the Naty Aeost, Biba Aitsey” sean ily Baz Ae" » District Attorney, or Collector attention of bidders is called to the samples and description of articles required, as, podag st ml Spection are reception, a just but rigid comparison wil betwean the articles offered and the sam- plesend ¢ contract.receiving nome that fall below them; and their attention is also particu larly directed to the joint resolution of Zith act of the With Augusi, 1845, Santee marthiawee 1X NEW SPRING STYLES E Sens ASUIONABLE cig can now be ja _mar 3'-s06t 424 a avenue, t near oF a st RDS BIR 500 SINGING BIRDS. jam tron Eur 1 bi fe where &: cee Winds of Paradise, Linnets Bobotinke. ‘All nar: of Bi Ci ‘finds 25 jo Ome ana S Variety Store, near! mar I oer GUNPOWDER, For ssioe SOGUE, Groner meee, by BOG 1 lORGRT' aap hs for the ‘Distrect of Columbia, Lae embracing spe igic wariety, _pivare @ Di: Orders a ES apane Ween bole = soso A Anas —Xerese Company, Washington. D.C. fo3-lawiy 3] OUR StQks 1s TOO MUCH CROWDED, 306 Paavooe a ea ican rds, All kinds 10. At JOHN Capitol Gate. =P MISCELLANEOUS. FOR FAMALY USE. es WILL MEND ane IN oed, Leather, Creckery, Glass, 1 Bone, Alabaster, Marble, Rubber, wn |B Percha, C! > Pay Papier Mache, Shell, Horn, Hone, Plaster, &c. And irdeed ther cel: aaent yh range of domeatic economy, whether it be ioe Nees ornament, which when broken, cannot with this preperation be restored to its original vaiue. palcones the world for its superior. It is indi pensable in every HOUSE, WORK-SHOP, COUNTING-ROoM, and no person after a trial of Starr’s Chemically Prepared Glue, would willingly dispense with it for fc cost. Itis ney taaay, © and always reliant ets | vi t offensive to the sme! a . ose and where known it has become ney vane attention of dealers and consumers to the following testimonials regarding qualities : is invited its superior Ewark, Noy, « Afterafaithfu tin of STAR'S PR REP A 1859, GL( Bon Wool, Leath PARED er and Clothe at the Phenix most cheerfully recommend its use for all parpose es generally required, and Seegorall 'y for fe ay u - CARTER. Wo, the undersigned havin tested ‘S ig PREPARED GLU. —v the above range mendation, UG: “Cabinet Ware Manufreturer, 3 fewark, N. .YSANDER WRIGHT. “Machine Depot, if Market st. . ee x Hep} | ane & Litter, “Carnage Manat porarers Newark, } Kirn & Co, “Carpenters and Nalideea hace e N.3. “Levericu & Evers, “Carriage Makers, Newark, N. J.” Starr’s Chemically Prepared Glue is sold hy all Drucpists, Furniture Dealers, Gro- gers, Fancy Goods Dealers, Hardware Dealers, Stationers) aod! Pe, ENTE re qrohants fee A brush goes with each Batter Put up for dealers in cases {rom 1 to 12 dozen. A splendid Lithographic Shew Card, printed in colors, given with each package. All ‘Orders or getters 0 Inqnity by quail addressed to the GLU E COM Y, will receive prompt attenti ot Livery, Note ill receive prompt attention. i A liberal discount to the trade. mar 17-ly As accidents will happen, even in well-resulated families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c, SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies. and no household can afford to be without it. It is alwave r to the stioking point. There is no longer & neces. sity for linrping chai plintered veneers, headless dofis, and broken cradles. It is just the article for cone, shell, and other pares work, 80 popular with ladies of refinement and taste. This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically held in solution, and possessing all the valuable qualities of the best cabinet makers E: It may be used in the aed of ordinary mucilage, being vastiy more adh “ veener IN "EVERY HOUSE.” Rig: 25 cents. B.—A Brush Scoompanies each bottle. Waolesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar street, New York, Address HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.. Box No, 3,600, New York. Pet up for Dealers in Cases containing Four, E ‘Twelve Dozen—a besutiful Lithograph Ree Gard soompnnyiag eek peskaee: A eres bottle of SPALDING’S PRE- ED GLUE will save ten times its cost an- nually to every household. £1 Sold by all Reainent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fi qnoy Storos. Geantry PRE PERI should make a note of SPAL DING’S PR. ED GLUE, when ri up their list. It aie stand any climato. fe 10-1 oe BANE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE rtment of Raven, Bacon & Co.’ urrivalled PIANO FOR TES, Persons search of reliable instruments requ ed to give call before purchasing lee where, as our stock is always the 'argest in the District. ‘Several second hand Pianos for sale upon easy t t thi ito: of erms at the Music sto: oF G. METZEROTT. ap2 J ACOB KEED, Lael has its oF MILITARY CLOTHING, SourHrast CoRNER SEcoND AND SPRvcE Sts., PHILADELPHIA. MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. GAS FIXTURES. E Have in store, and are daily receivin, FIXTORES of entirely New Patterns and Designs and Finish, superior in stylo to anything heretofore offered in this market. Woe invite citizens general- ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best selected stock in Washington. Ail Work in the above line intrusted to our care will be promptly aera to. YERS & pt Ne 6 D street HEAP NOTE PAPER._We nas store A lot of White Ruled Nota Paper, put up in ha’f- ream packages. for 1 per ream. Dealers will find this to bea sheep and superior article, suitable for ieee PS We have aiso extra and superfine qual- ities of Note Paper. ruled and plain, which we will sell low, BLANCHAR!)& MOHUN, ap? Corner lith st_and Pa. av. M WEDDING PRESENTS. IVE. W. GALT & BRO. call attention to_their assortment of all the newer articles of fancy Silver Ware, gotten up in tha most mnie atylees Bat designed onpeaial for, Te BRO, resenta, da ALT & BR Tes Pa. avenue, _marsi 6t four doors west af Br wn’s Hotel CE TAIN DEATH TO ROACHES. RATS mice and ail other vermin, eee with per feot safety and certain result. 4 foty and mae A eee | 5 0 APD! u or sale indersi, who is justin receipt of his eoring ered are Med! oines. Paints, Oils, & MOORE'S Wert End Drug Store mar 3-26 Pa av.. south side. LICSTNING: t IGHTNING!! LIGHTNING! In Time oF Pxack, PREPARE FOR WaR! F. LaBARRE, Kee eri boop or ise and Csts, PLATI A-TIPPEDS LIGHTNING RODS, Respectfully announces to the public of Washing- ton and vicinity that he 1s prepared to execute all orders for erecting Lightning Conductors on the most approved scientific principles, constructed of the very best of ee on very moderate terms, tip oints which are manufactured by me wi'l be with my name, Weather. Vanes eB of any design made to order. mar 29 ora is 30-6m , GAS _ mar 5-tf X ALE AND XXX ALE The purest al most wholesome Ale ii tne cite is to_be obtained at the WASHINGTO; EW- ERY. This Al i is made from malt nope only. and cannot ve entire satisfaction sumers, c. 8 LIN EAU, Prop: rotor of t f the ind-ly Wash’n Rreware.onenar & WE rot REQUESTED TO ‘ertisement oj ady. R WOOLFSON, THE OPTICTAN, 24 Penn S ent istreotes Whol appenre tat Sel and Stal ie Ibo seen that methonin glasses” are Tooomenesiel Spectacles an: agET0-« many eminent gentlemen, preeumad to be ju 08 a their good qualities, and of the comfort qo we from tothe eds those he reetire the = impor! 1tie: + W. has finan lncatad in this cite Re sereesl rare? Wee J UNPARALLELED! usr Reogived, 3 cases more of Shepherd’s cheap INVITES AT- ES fee Thick, pe st half prices, SHEPHERD'S: cor. 7th and Date perme WAREHOUSE. XCHANGE Pacer, Bax: 10) ostte Post Sioa We have siwayson hand fi t TER for Bakers, Confectionert and Sto ir of B te and as we ents for it, getti: neigmed direct to from a the roe, ne opr Ll it wey cheap. LLICOTT pay fole-ly.r Buti ear Anes YELLOW PIN: < A Desens: mage rag HA ee J P Bi Re EAMS, Fane TE oie tate gos METCALF, 7 70 o Sith'e Wha re. 1ati,0,,HOOD Has just PUEWELEY. ohmes Sieve Wh BCHES: ay is reni eae : ine SILV. amarkable lor ELEY sod Silvie Wine Msi ele gra hilt! BAR 80 sUCH ARGAINS Wie all Kinds, easy t vere icon fa mi Sole iar gre Se Wee ontietee Bane TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Fro 23 Rea WILLIAMS ahpe 1.) £01 Perri ees pee ack pavers spd ep tle nals ou BRISA YS br 16-im* Sh As ony PY 3 a -EXANDRIA ieee ei Sian every vy W UBS lock 8. atid fora in Ss. Pack, Propristos. NATH’L BOUSH, Ag’t, Alexandria, tow 1860 IMPORTANT NOTICE 1860 SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. Tes Tire re — resume her FOR MEMPHIS 4 NEW TEDEES? via? e& Alexandria, Virgi tprié Cental & Charleeton, Mi: Now Orleans & Necker A nt Rovrzg anp Continuous Raj war Con: TIONS TO and New ! U3" GREAT REDUCTION OF TIME.£1} THE AS NCHBURG alee toe SETS. ynchburg, ig T CENTIAL, are now completed, “aaDaRer ae most DES SIRABLE INTERMEDIATE Poe, aT to all of the above points jenn THRov peeegs £0 ioe ue peania be procured at t! Ratlroad Opler corer or of — street and Penneyl. vania avenile, Washington, D. The Train leaves WASHINGTON até6a. mi. for the South and Southwest. Be Sure and Ask for Tickets via Orange and Alezandria Railroad. sent Gpersacers from New York will meet an of the Urange and Alexandria Railroad at the at SY aeRingtO, from whom they will receive polite ttention. Omnibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avonue, at 68. m. te Ee On arriving at Washington, sy eee ong for th th ful to take the Orange an¢é Aioxandria Railr oad Omnibus: ° JAMES A. EVANS, fe 1-tf Ticket Agent, Washington. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. WASHINGTON BRANCH. CHanex or Hours. Commencing on Monday morning, October 17, 1858 at Sis and He by m. onl: EAST will take trains at6.2 A LT: Leave BALTIMO: On Sunday at 4.20 a, aggieate Rasa .45 &. 90., BM For the WEST meet an For ANNAP Lt For N ORFO) 10 15 ia PARSONS, Agent, FOR NEW YORK. Passace, INCLUDING: MEALS AND STATEROOM. The New York and Virginia Sore’ Comreny ‘8 new and elegant steam: VERNON; Cost, T.C. Smitty will leave tl Company’ 's Dopot, Wes. tern W ee atllo’clocka. m.every WEDN. DAY, and the Company’s Depot, at Aleandra, at 3o’clock p. m. same Bi Pesconeers stom Ny ae ington and Georgetowr can take the coaches Connosting with Alexandria steamboats or railroad, which leave the corner of ‘7th street and Pa. avenue hourly, or they can leave onthe steamer from the Western Wharves at 1) e’olock a. m. State rooms can be engaged on Re ion Morgan & Rhinehart, West Wie Freight will be received up to the | hours of depar ture ls Insurance will be effected on all goods by tl eat the office of the Company at ds per cent remium. Fife acoommodations for passengers by this li Bre in every reapect firat-o aes, and every effort. wi be made to render thi comemniostion with New ¥ ork an agreesbis and healthful o1 For freight OT passage apply. "to FOWLE @ CO.,, Agen’ A H. B. CROMWELL & CO., orner Albany, New York. PROECEALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA- TION Pxorosats will Darsonives at the office o: ee As- nt Quartermaster at Fort Leavenwo! until 12 m,.on Wednesday, the ith day of Expril , for the transportation of military suppiies daring the years ii and 1961, on the following ronte: 1. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley. Territory of Kanras, and from the town of Kansas, in the State of Missouri, to Fort Union, in the ‘Te ritory ot New Mexico, or any other depot that may be designated in that ‘ferritory, and to any point on 6 row! 2. From Fort Umon, or such other de) badenigumed in the Riding of New Mexico, to the posts or depots that are or may be established om itary department of New Mexico, except Forts Bliss and Fillmore. The weight to be transported each year not to be less on either of the routes than one hundred thousand (100,000) pounds, nor more than five mil lions (5,000,000) pounds. Proposals will state the rate per 19 pounds per 106 miles for which the trans (as a be per- formed on each route in each month of the year, and will be e for each route separately. Bidders will give their names in full, as well as their places of residenoe, and be prepared to eater into contracts, and to execute bonds, with 80- curity, in such anamount as may be prescribed by the Assistant Grartermnstey at Fort Leavenworth, not to exceed $150," on each route, &s scones con- tracts zhall be awarded. Contractors will be required to be in readiness for servics by the Ist day of Bay eaaceaies, their meaner of transportation to be approved by the Assistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth ; and, as transportation may be demanded st any time for the whole weight to be transported during the year on either of the routes, they must have places of business or agencies at or in the vicinity of Fort Leavenworth and at Fort Union or ether depot in Now Mexico, at which they may be com- municated with readily. will be accompanied by the names who must be wel! known to the As- sistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, or whose joint capability to pay the bonds. should they be forfeited, must be attested to his entire satis{nc- “Prop Is will be endorsed as follo porn in the tas may “Propo tor Trai and none will be enter- tained unless they fully comply with all the stipuls- tions set forth in this advertisement. ‘The right is reserved of rejecting ou the bids that may be made. Gate reeneeresS Grnera’s Orricr, fe Washington city, Fb. - 10, 1860, FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, at the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Agents for Laurence’s cel “* Metropolitan Mills,” &o., &0., ja 25 6m,r 332 Pa. av.. bet. 9th and Sth sts, 1,.@. 0. LAMAR, ¢. H, MOTT, 3. Le AUTRY, LAM4g, MOTT& aurRy 248 a sortie eo aT LAW i hadi nragtion he High re Ror art at aut Ae. 6 Courts of oe eat Ju ioia, District | Bppls aod will the Ritens fend fo, the Col — hy: N* w vo AND AMBR AND AMB 80 PENNSYLVANIA AUBESTYERE FORE @o0o0D adi ere Remember the Nuriber— sere = syivania “ ie ) Fenn plvenia Petey mederrehenk (nna pty 8 EW ENGLISH BOOKS: Biogrs hy and of Criticism, being @ seoond serie: i Men and UFopalsr Books,” from the onion Times. Pitan q ed And its a-sociated duties in the al} iont. A. H Alston, Ry Na together ee GALLERY, a Btrest, cup sa hanbecinetans. and 35 — ak by bi with . trea eon Nautioal Survey for ritoan use ae a ek ah 20) various tanipulation ed sitanrenienta wef Chem: successful performance of Scienti: «| Beale ees viii eT le a RD & MOHUN, UDO 1 & Te gas ag eae | a 232 Pa. btw ‘9th rs av. 8 dieth ea eS & poe ical and J anosoemice! st. and Penn. avenue. JAMES, E. Sole aconts 590 bane tne Hs#y iMPory ‘ye ALL! INDIAN votes iad DECOCTION. It eee p the wa ae DE recomi led are. eed itasthe mostinvaluable remedial agent th CHE itl sold by all the Druegists of Baltimore, at the residence of the proprietor. MRS. M. COX, S East Balumore street, between Elen street and Central avenue. None genuiue unless her name is biown on the bottle and her seal on the cork, > Price 81 per bottie, six bottles for 8 Wholesale t. RK. S. T. C: Georgetown, 1S°C:, Wheisenie Agent Tor the Din? PPY trict, and wi the trade at my prices. mar 27-tr aba OF MINERAL POISONS. Dr. J. BOVEE DODS'’ CELEBRATED VEGETABLE MEDICINES. HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, | | ped the i a plone. Co mption, : General or Nervous Debility, File inne Tonle. perties, they are a most wi delight Beverage. herry Wine, HIS BRANDY ( CA purer ; remed: tivences, Liver caater pm “They 8 aren pleasant to the taste; in their operatior nd asa Cathartic, entirely Sectually, and positively supercede the use of Bi ‘80 nauseous and disagreeat ble to the taste, HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS, = on the Kidneys, — =~ rinary zs. for Dys} . neoted with ‘Liver Complaint in all its forme, FOR FEMALE BSTRUCTIO! They are truly valuabie, made of pure Hi alteeecds comer ee ic FEMALE COMPANION. HIS CATHARTIC s SYRUP, | For Infants, Children a1 licate Females, is certainly one of the most desirable and valuable Medicines in the world. Jtis a perfect substitute for Calomel, acting on the Liver, Cooving all ob- structions in the eo maga curing Costiveness, Indi- gestion and Dyspe Although itis as sure and effectual in its «p s Ca'omel, yet it is no delicious to the taste, ‘that children will ory four it, and itis as gentie, innocent and harmless as the dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through- out the jand will bless tne discoverer of this in- valuable Medicines. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO., PROPRIETORS, 649 ann 601 Broapway, New Yor, And sold by Joun Scuwarze, Druggist, 465 Pa avenue, next dvor to the United States Hotel, and by druggists generally. mar l4-1y,rq vu CR. eT. A. HUNNEWELL’S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from Common Coughs to Actual Consumption. HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED ToLT 4ANODYD The Natural and Sure Remedy for all ‘Ner- vous Complaints, — From Neuralgia through all cases where Opium was evor used to that of Delirium Tremens, and the common chief cause of Ineease LOSS OF SLEEP. The Tolu Anodyne, though containing not & par- ticle of Opium, produces all the requirements of, and may be used in all cases whorever Opium was used without pro‘ucing anything but Cures, and leaving the patient in a perfectly natural 8 ate. The Universal Cough Rem from ali the cammon obrection of Cough Remedies, which produce nausea or prostration,) nay be considered the common enemy to ail Throstand Lung Com- piaints.and used with perfect impunity. Asking allto court from proprietors or friends the me severe investigation of both Remedies, and ri of cur pamphicts to be found with all dealere. and more partisuiarly to purchase only of thore who can be depensed | —. we wait in confidence the decinions of Patients and ae yncans. “Prices within ‘roach ofal GENERAL AGENTS: J. W. Hunxewe. & Co., 7 and §. Commereial Wharf, Bost ny Go. HUNNEWELL, 145 Water ate Ber, York, Under the speoi pervision of JOHN L. HUN- and Puntiusoeutist. Boston, aes., Whose nature cavers the co ks of the genuine only, and to whom address al! communi- cations. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and allthe Druggists in Washington and Georgetown. mar 2660.7 HE BEST vets SYRUP IN THE BSHORS Pete SYRUP OF HARTSHOR is pre me y hi Fel oe is prepare a 7 = cheimiat, and ina is it to be the best prey Colds, ion see omchitts, ‘oat from a Cola Be a preventive ve of that ‘lis lion o! of diseases, Oon- Fumption. oo who sing should nee it. It is pleasant te ftens, clears and str jens the voice, ae) Weegee, throat aud lunge, and pre- ven! its and @1. id by al) —— We offer for ais the above standard brand of fine Copper Distiiled-Maltso ae Whisky, in bar- rels an Rar. barreis As itisof our own distills tion, and hichly improved by Ce =e anne recommerd it a8 the PUREST. best V ky that osn possibly re distilled. 80 onde OLD PAMILY RYE WHISKEY, and other brands, from the largest ctook of Fine Whuiskies in the nited eect & SIM Phenix Distillery, on the Sohay kilt Five Bails Offices—96 Wall street, Ne oath Front street, Phiiadelphi HE SUPERB ee ey ay PA GRAND PIANO used at the concert on > ceenier nigh such great satisfaction, Strakoech’s meyer confirming its superiority, upg UPOM SOLN F, ELLIS'S. 306 Ps. av. I jmaeees HOUSEKEEPERS. E. R. DURKEE & CO.’8 eee e BE r1Cms. amoral eae ie cra = us ue expreealy the fe {neds ri Ses Thite she CS ne par at oe are al arerrant iT esas Wie as fee single cia vr ly prove. REE! fo 13-if, ate i Pas | wt. Rix, SALT, Ww. RK, pans, = dail Secipeo ot OFS wi sy CRAs! s ~ from Norfolk, eS elive: to Par ers i any, we O oes city 281 hentre, mar Teg 8 aver. Arent. THE, SEAT OF sy VERN. Busoee THE in Fe geen ee ont e pod aes ble Bedrra City roepeste ot p sketch =s its Peron — mand tal Struotu: tal Btrugraree Vi eel tof tne price joe. fished ahd fa gh on States uj wae liberal discount to Pohe trade, D& MOHUN, MANCrARR %, MORUN,,, WM. T. eis co. Eg ‘orld, FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. APPLY IMMED ATEL 4 CURE WARRANTED, OR IN FROM ONE T To thoes ‘Terrible Disorders arcing rom Solitary Youn thowe Drendful und Dewrtctive Practices t eh ren entranced omomeny waked eo ecoumey MARRIED PERSONS. or Toeneiien seg: SS oma pes : pony ‘under the care of Dr. J. may m2 ear reli peeping) physician. asa : OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERIC: ROTREET, from Balimere deere from the commer, Fells tocbeorre came and wumbes. eure musi be paid and cootain «stamp. Members of Royal Calieg oi Durgeeos, henden, the geen, iy from one of the mest eminent Colleges in tbe United Bisex, and the greaver bose life hes been spent of Londen! Perma, Philadelphia and eleewhere, cures that were @ yee lyre, “ed all wa ied some of the moet ai indviges hen vi pious, or at Shoei the af'ecus * ‘when fesie a oo Cure wand deotreye both mind and Paipitation of 1 ty. aeons Re ‘ocenmny Faron of Bocte’ #tc., are seme of the evils pre- duced. NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Thensands con new judge whet ie the cause of their declining henith, long ¢ coming weak, pale, appearance bout ‘When the misgu: be has imbibed te Leak my gerne ch DR. vieceammmcaiacmey = y--" FOR = rear WEARNKSS amped Marriage. Physical er Mental Soutinnst Lanes of Posoceanite, Pocen, Nurrous si w eeser Exbousues ef be mes feartal RSEMENT OF TRE PRESS. THE MANY yee SE ecthwe wautecion wichin the last seven ra, and the numerous important ‘eal operation ed by Dr. Johneon, witnessed by ere of the pspere and many ether persone, nesices of ry grin and agein bet ise, be- a gontlomancl character en : go sone techecticed. jan Sbiy FF Is HOT — oe av bar, OoLD AND ‘TouNG, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, Viz.—-THAT PROFESSOR WOOD'S HAIR ESTORATIVE Will preserve tafallibiy the srowth and color of the bair, sed two or three times @ week, to any Perfectiy, ae the gray, cover nature’s Own ornaan the hai make it more soft and beautifm! than en: qeexes the scalp free from al! disease 6. Statesmen, Judges, ‘Attorneys, Doctors, Glereremene Profeesional nen, and Gentlemen and 168 of all classes, all over the worid, bear tests - mony that we do not a, too mach in ite favor. Read the following, and jndre: Hicxony Grov Pror. 0. 3. Woop-T ‘Were induced to use som Mt ovr day head for sometime had some called a scald bat tour PPlicacious alp, am an, therefore, # asa perfect remedy for ali youre reapectfall: ORGE W. HiGGINBOTHaM, Sakak A HieGinsoTHaM. | been becoming premature! ich reudered the c: greatly to be preferred to those produced by of oils or any other preparaticn | have w: ws claimed for it. Mas. C. SyMonps, 114 Third street. CINCINNaTs, O., Ped. 10, 1857. WELLINGTON, Mo., Dec. 6, l Woono—Dear Sir: By the advice of a fr that I feel vo © dury and aympath ave been, w of are eflicted as 1 wae, Restorative t up in bottles of threes: ? large; modisim, end eral; the'smal olde hal pint, and retai dollar per bottle ; Hy im holds at i per cent. more 1 tion ay the =" o gy a tie; the large ho! ® quar ent proportion, ‘and retails for $3 bettie. pela by a nd eer api rents ras, THR a KEK Tue ALL 8UF 1E TRIESEMAR 1, og No Ba «3, es af the En Pasion ond Piss end mpersal College of Medicine, wo foes god all pizeion! die ase ate ° | Tare SEMA Hien, Sau be cate) ry ied Hie pred y oa 5 =, ohy th in ‘o be h&d, whol arse ae Gar 1.28nd 3,2re « doverd of taste Waistooat pocket. |. Roux, fase a eo weils seou! ets ye Shen PORD, Jr Wee soe cae MEDICAL me Efe oe emma eet eae ply enh Saat, gine Se a SRE are sunset iran. ane eis apt cy Rune Wagons kept op RS neatly done, andail orders prompt ei 8) ay