Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1860, Page 4

a {For rue Star. THE WILD BOUQUET. ; twas not, jarrie’s voice, 3 curl —it was because I happened thas to meet her ‘or she was there, and thou wast not ; F While wodoutly she rested , Your humble servant on the spot, Aad baie him to be seated. Bot thom fh 1 gaexed into her hand _The Sif for ee intended 5 Yet, would’at thou have me understand For this thou art offended ? ‘That little wreath of mou-trin lowers ;— cola ne dat ies; led in ® few short hours, Were hardly worth thy praises. But let them pratse whoever may ; I'd cull for chee & better— inks and lilies fresh and gay— °%G) beauty. to the lette; oe Faom Mexico —Accounts by the schooner Star, f-om Vera Cruz, to the 8th of June, have been re- evived at New Orleans. A telegraphic report says that trouble existed in the Juarez Cabinet. The Minister of the T: had resigned, and the impression prevailed that the rejection of the treaty : the United States Senate would lead to the ing up of the Juarez Government The U. 8. sloop-of-war Saratoga left Vera Cruz for Philadelphia on the 2d of June, and the Brook- lyn bad gone down the coast, having Minister McLane on beard. The New Orleans Picayune, in announojng the arrival of theschooner Red Fox, in five days from Tampico, says: “She brings the tn int news of the total rout and jon of the great Constitutional army, #0 lately victorious near San Luts Potosi, under the command of Gen Uraga, and the prob- able loss of that officer. This important event took place at Guadalajara, and during an attack upon that city, which is said to have been at one moment in the possession of Uraga. But just the moment victory was declaring in his favo; a stray shot from the enemy's works fell into the midst of the General’s staff and carried off one of the legs of tbe commander-in-chief. In a moment all was alarm and confusion; seeing which, Gen. Woll, whe, at the head of some one thousand men, still held his ground bravely. coolly watebing his chance, charged with great fury upon the center of the Constitutional troops, now earclessly enter- ing the city, threw it at once into dreadful dis- order, which was followed by the dispersion and flight of the whole army. **Phis news seems to us incomprehensible,’ says a Tampico letter of the 4th, ‘but it comes to us from an authoritative source, and is reliable * Itisadded that the army of Uraga numbered 9,000 men. He must have had with him then nearly all the troops he has been collecting since his great virtory near San Luis Potosi. [It is also added that Gen. Uraga succeeded in making good his escape, but that the loss of his leg will prob- ably cost him his life ‘No further particulars of this unfortunate af- fair have yet come to hand, and our correspon- dent, writing at the last mouent, even omits to give the dates. There would seem to be no doubt Of the reliability of the news.”’ Tae Cattce Disease tx Massacuvsetrs — During the late brief session of the Legislature of Massachusetts two bills were passed relating to the cattle distemper which is prevalent in that State. One hundred thousand dollars were ap- propriated and placed at the disposal of commis- Siouers to be appointed by the Governor to investi- gate and extirpate the distemper, which is called Sea The commissioners are to it and experiment upon such number of cattle, bath sound and infected. as will enable them to study the symptoms and laws of the disease, and ascertain, asfar as they can, the best mode of treating cattle in view of the prevention and cure of the diseases and report their proceedings to the Governor and Council. They are fully author- ized, when in their judgment the public good re- juire it, to cause to be killed and buried any cat- tle which are infected with or which have been sagem the disease, and make compensation to the owners therefor, one-fifth of the appraised value to be paid by the towns in which said cat- tle are kept and the remainder by the Common- wealth. The law imposes heavy penalties for the transportation of cattle to the west of the Con- necticut river ee ee ‘On the 2th of this month Blondin is adver ti to execute bis — feat of walking the eatire length of his rope, blindfolded, and com- Pletely enveloped in a sack! 17" A boy, named Charles Byers, while carry- ing locusts in bis hat, in Wetzel county, Virginia, recently, was stung on the head, and died from the effects of the injury. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS WILLARDS’ HOTEL.—G F Poll ; Va; 83 Dearbom, NY; @ Rentue and fanny Ws Mracd Mrs Whitney. Masa; Miss Alletyne, an? Migs Sorman, do; WJ Peokhiam end indy, Wiswall, do; A Pilliehady.dos @ Tore At By. MD dors Dualos dos 5 Bie Phi ize, H t. 5 peishimec, Pa; 5 Bs Monten tos Myst Sones 4 family, NY; F A Wootton, Md; Bumver, Pa ave rd: NYS W imer, Med Bimer NY; Mr and Mra Wade, SC: JB Dy a: m nand indy, P: J H Nicho's. Me: and tamity, O; & CW Thomas, NY; A MI bell aud lady, PasG A Park Crauston. RI; WwW BROWN®’ HOTEL.—F R Speake J Downs -na ly, Md; J Wise, Va; 8S Dearborn, NY; J Lamick, oh; EK Limerick, Pa ws" 9: B Ste hens, $C; J Cook, M Plotmen, fit Nt olmer, A. mand fam, Mies E Bank. Mis» M A Batoh, lud: J Harris and & ged MoConnei!, Ps; $ Babvell, J B Dick nso: ‘ouse, M 1.Gay.N a M Ww A Johnson, ence, Mich; OE Mut ar i “ y, ex; E a , Conan; Lm) a 4 Miss: W Gary, Va; WL. P. i +d. Wis; CE Ransoin, NYs Jd Keost its BAF oO vi a Bo ter, Vt; W Hi Lipsiacott, D Root, W Sue E yden, Lil. HOTEL.—M Bix, Mo; HR Har & G Fowler, Md; 8 R Franklin, J Bion, AC Ramsey. W Ives, A A Whiteley, WL eae 5 3 Mri n, Pa: R & uson, Va; BS Bell and +3 Seldea, B Warthin, KIRKWOOD HOUSE—6 nam, Broochus Mo;.1Bi bes Tae nem Missy F Boynton, NY; H L Gallaher, Va; A Willae NM; ra Veiker. TSM: G Barron JH Rennedy, J Siti, Shilis, F Williams: J Keates Bs.” Vmoemt O; H WASH'NGTON HOUSE — : and frie Stevenson, NY; P a per B pau NY: lady, A; JG. an.Ine;J riey .DC; JF. vari Ns; ‘Thowss, O; Ht Jouce'sud lane uke kine lady, Mo; W Va; J Hogg, N OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From tae Usitep Stares. ae Leave. Por. Frou Evrore ~+ Boush’pton. .. sm Liverpool Gepas hastern. South’ pion SSB Mite Bremen ........_South’ptou, he Havana mail e 2d, 12th, Ny he ston on . sean peg leave New York on IGHTAING! ‘ L IGHTNING — a In Trex ov Puacz, Paerakx rox Wan! FP. LaBARRE neha Tuya sRPR LIT NG Rops, ATH erecting itning Cond t ser ore raicatine prinotplees onnstructed of of Pah re eine oR very moders terme, Srypermi bp tempos with name, eather ‘snes of any made to order, tten- ton to the i oar pen the lic, he hopes to merits Hie tock conmtsts of every article usuall to be found in & first-class Family Groce, y and Fe Store. . ma 17. E‘ecrse, PHYSIO! Y AND ELECTRO ie han athe er of Slavery, by Nehemiah Ad- ith; 75 cents. ees, | BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, CHEAP FOR CASH. 1 SHALL SELL, FROM TO-DAY, ALL MY ASSORTMENT OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, CHE4P FOR CASH, TO REDUCE MY STOCK. {7 ALL PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL TO CALL AND EXAMINE SAMUEL P. HOOVER'S POR THEMSELVES, AT jes2w Iron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Store, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th Sts, MISCELLANEOUS. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Tne Rat drawinn ate ora Havion toe. | BALT PRS WANG rom RUNGE A” ‘ neat ia ageh.eoecadl at Oaks THURSDAY, June 2s, 1860. SORTEO NUMERO 6 Sette aka IN ALL 258 PRIZ. Whole Tickets, 920—Halves, $10iyoartere, 95. rizes cashed at #1; » Ae aed unt. ills on all solvent Banks taken at par. A drawing will be forwarded as s00n as the result known. Al orders for schemes _o) Nutr 8% fajeuet jell-tr — Careof City Post, Charleston. 8. C. ELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! We have marked down our whole stock of— Ec. Barege aad Lawa Robes, ich Pigured Plain Bareges, t Chintz Ficured Anians, All Fancy Dross Silks, many at oost and less, in order to reduce our heavy stook this season. . We invite the specia! inspection of the ladies Sed purchasers generally, as we shail offer desira- ble bargains WW. COLLEY & CO., jel2 2w 523 Seventh st. above Ps. av. NHE CHEAPEST SPRING CLOTHIN T p: Tae rest SUN MER CLOTHING, o: Oo WIESENFELD & CO.’S, Odeon Hail Clothing Rooms Splendid Spring Ragians with Capes, Plgplondia Spline Docrosets iors few dollars, At WIESENFELD & CU’S Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates, At WIESENFELD & COS Beautiful Business Suits, at trifling goat, At WIESENFELD & COS. Business Suits for young men, Business Suite for middie ag usineés Suits for 8 At WIESENFELD & COS. Drees Suits for weddings, Dress Suits for rarties, Dress Suits lor best wear, t WIESENFELD & COs, Coats by the thousand, Pants % the thousand, este by the thousand, At WIESENFELD & CO.’S, Boy's clothing for the youngest, Boy's clothing fos a sizes, Pins oy’s Cc! ity reer Ln T*AtWIESENEELD & CO. 8 Cheaper than the chea: 7 Finer than th- finest, Better thanthe best, Aret egarments At WIESENFELD & C0.’3, Save your money, as very few doliara Will give you a splendid outfit for summer, you et} se = At WIESENFELD & CO.’s, ap 17-To&Stf Cor. Pa. av. and 435 st. MAY 201, 1860. OPENING oF THE SEASON, McDONNELL’S CATAWBA GINGER WINE, Our Grocers and Citizens will please Bear in Mind that The Season for this MOST HEALTHFUL AND PURE BEVERAGE Is Now Open. The Agent in Baltimore Has Received A Large Stook And will be happy to reosive the orders of his Washington Friends, Quality Guaranteed Strictly Pure, JAS. McDONNELL, ; General Agent, ma 10-1.1,4s-tr Baltimore, PH@LAN’S BILLIARD TABLE FOR +% SALE.—We have for sale ata seat bargain a Phelan’s Combination Evthion Marble Bed Billiard Table, nearly new, !n complete order, and warranted true and comp!ete ALL & BARNARD. jes Auot’rs and Commiseion Merchai 10-4, Ui:f 324 12 4 super Linen Sheetings, 9 0-4. 11 4, d 12 4 Cotron Sheetings, Rickard on & So: Dunbar & Dickinson and Barkiie’s super Fronting and Shirting Linens, Towelings in variety. Tabie Li ens and Napkins, 10 pieors superior makes Bleached Cottons, loo pieces Lawns at 123¢ oentx 25 pieoss White and Co.ored Flannel Ladios’ and Mises’ White Cotton Hose, Whit+ Goods in variety, Cambric and Swiss Fd_ings and Ineertirgs, Honiton, Guipure and French Worked Ccliars, Sun Umbrelias, Paras: 1s and “un Shades, Supor Sil and Freich Lace Manties. - Hooped Skirts. Silk Mits, &c., &0, received and for sale low b; jog °°" TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, TT E UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY inform their patron: nd the public that they nave reoeived their usual. supply o SPRING GOODS, consisting of the latest style and fashion, and best foreign manufac ture. Th-y also respectfully invite atten- tion to their new stoc' of GE TLE 'SFUR NISHING GOODS of the atylen and maker. as also keep constantly and # large supply of Navaland Mulitary Furi ning, Goode—sne! as Epaulets, Chapeau. Swords, Belts, Gold Laces, 68. Shoulder Straps, snd q . F. LOUDON & CO. | em, Naval and Military Merchant Tailors, 3m Rrowy’s Hotel SILVER WARE AND WATCHES, H. o HO ufrctaren hizown Biiver dere In hin ow nd sells no Nothern sale work (that is got up forthe Southern trade,) He warrants every artisie to be of Coin Si! =e wil sel best dard ware aslow, if not lower, than the Northern « 2 s . no has poo on bond s vert, fine toe of juperios Goid a) iiver oS, ® alarce iotlot RICH JEWELRY all of which hema ing very cheap, No. 338 Penn. av. me Bu A WM. T. DOVE & CO. RE Now prepare’ to exeoute any orders with which he 4 a favored iy the PLUMBING, bg yn ‘TEAM FITTING ILJ™ Store on 9th street, a few doors north o: f avenge, wi may be found a complete sartnenl SERA ELAS eter Oke SPER Puan aN ORNAM ENE Ni = EVERY Ep- ‘AL iPTion, done on ahort notice and able rates by ALLEN & JACKSON 373 8005, wenue. south mide, between lth and 'Iith st 5 Hho Caserta teeter on ae le, arsbiltty.. ‘The publiovs invited torah aah specimens. aly pa 7 > me ELAoT80-PHYsIOLOGY 4 DELECTRO- 4 The rapeutios, showi pl eth the masteal us if Bisetaaity, by ‘alte G Gare 9 M.D, ‘O 5 pri ie Bouth Side View of Savery, by Nehemiah DD. 1 vol PY ats 4 cents, by Owen ‘eredith, 1 vol., blue and gold ; Price 7+ cen’ 6 ‘om Brown at Oxf joe 12 For sale by BLANCHARD E Monts ue mar Corni ith st., enn. AVE, ASHINGTON WASHSCTO a SURANCE PAN Y. Avenue and Tenth Street . G_D. HANSON, soda, AMOUIRE, President, ALTIMORE LIF 50.—| is soma ayes and BUYS Mis. SGekCuctanrs NEW Nove Sel PORES Cuanes or Hours. ON AND AFTER. WEDNESDAY, June sth, as ave tas haters sand 7.40 a. m, a8) . - eave Was! ington at 3.29 and 5.30 p. m, On Sunday at 32 p. m. cate i it 4.25 8 a.m, ve Beltimore at 36 an 4.20 p.m. On Dunday at 4258. m. baie ss Passengers for the East 6 trains at 6.20 74) em and 32 p.m. ‘or the West at 7 4 a. m. and 3.20 p. m, Por ee ep peas and 320 p.m. orfo le yn Saturday evening theS.20 p. m. train goes to in Sati i} oe pe PARSONS, Agent, NEW ORLEANS IN TEREE DAYS WITH THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. £5 ME EE ALL RAIL RUUTE, Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad TO LYNCHBURG: Virgina and Tennessee, East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and Georgia, Nashville and Chattanosga, Memphis and Charleston, Mississipi Central, ‘ew Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW ORLEANS! MEMPHIS ROUTE: Memphis by Ra’l, thence by First class Packets to New Orleans, MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE: Montgomery by Rail, thence to Mobile by First ciass Packets, Mo*iie to New Orleans by Lake Steamers TWO DAILY TRAINS—Svnvays Inciepen, Leave Washingt t6a.m.asd6pm The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her whar foot of Seventh street at 644 8. m. and 6% p.m, connsets at Alexandria with the Oraage acd Alex- angrie Trains for the Southwest. 3 fioe—Peunsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth st. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS. Lynchburg Momphis ..__. 31 rintol. Atlanta Pa noxvill Macon 2B Chattanoo; Columb 31 Dalton. . meee 33 00 Bunteville iY: emphis.¢2 50 Grand Junetion.. N.O.$ via G. June. 42 50 Nashvilie._. 77725 @! " “§ via Mobile. .46 00 THIS ROUTE [8 ENTIRELY BY RAIL Bi is 200 MILES SHOR FER sod 24 HOURS LESS than any other Line—the Lynohbur, being now completed, as also the Central, making it the QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS! It ta provided with ‘st class Sieeping (To New Orleans... TIME - ee UL Neshetieeet- O7-The v.8& MAIL and ADAMS’ EXPRESS are taken over this New Line, ckets oan be obtained at the Routh Western Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania av- enue, to the following points: . Lynchburg, Bristol, Kuoxyille. Atlanta, Chattanooga, Huntsville, Grand Junotion, Coiumbus, Macon, Nashvilie, lton, tgor Mohile, Memphis, and Montgow ory ‘ol ee aNs™ EW uv THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA- RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. offices at 6 a. m. AMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agen ms 23-tr ee a ulaner ‘Sixth st. and ae HE STEAMER JAS, GUY Will resume her T UESDAY, Zst_ of IN an i Ae wat NGTOD every J An FRIDAY, até oolock a. mand ALEXANDRIA at hait-paite o'clook. for CURRIOMAN and ¢ te: i her irn trips, will [eave CURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY, at 5 o’clook & my " Aictan 8. PAGE, Proprietor. NATH’L BOUSH, Ag't, Aloxandria. to0 DR NEW YORK, Passace, Nery INS MEALS AND BTATER o. Th {17-Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the and 6 p.m. > OOM, $7.5 York and Virginia Sorew Steamshiy ew and clogant toamshi: EO RON, Capt T.C. Sant 5 will leave the Company’s Depot, Woe. tern Wharvee, at lt-o’clock s. m.evory pha org DAY, ard the Company’s Bepot. at All ria, ee fe from War ington and Georgetowr aneengers {ro oe hes connegting with ‘Alexandria can take the road, which leave the corner of ithe sireet and E a hourt, th leave atres| venus hou! ,or can on the steamer from the Weatern Wharves Dp oe ma. tate rooms can be 6 on application te Messrs. ory ‘an & Rhinehar tana? Wincrd Freight wi.) be received up to the hours of depar ‘eC. Insurance will be effected on all goods thie atthe office of the Company at i per cen! rerainmn. 3 The accommodations for passengers by this line Sre in avery respect firat-o aes, and every effort wil be made to render this communication with New York ax agreeable and healthfo!l one, For Ly or passage apply to FOWLE #& Alexandra, 30., Age esta) Hi CROMWELL & C0. se2-ly 85 Went st.,oorner Albany, New York. — We offer for enle the above standard brand of fi Copper Biase Maltad Wye Wineky, Taber: if ia. bain ky own distilla tion, and highly improved by we confleutly recommend it aa the ih Est it Whisky that oan possibly he distilled, ‘Wo also offer our OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKEY, other brands, from the largest stook of Fine econ ae EE MAN siamese Pheenix Distillery, on the Schuy: river, te. Df 96 W: 3 09 soe eee ae Ape New York jand, 10 ARAFFINE wy THE CHEAPEST LIGHT KNOWN! We aro now seoriniey Paraffine Oil direct from the works in western Vi Tne. ty oF it 12 exoc\lent, produci Ay, ited gd enuf ent Sad ine tn eyes sight. ‘Tite Oil ts fees {rSmadu'teration,and very mach en economical] than many of the Coal Oils used tis i wa} losi Wo vset ‘alo. s supe of the most approved styles of ps, ke. Ha rning ¢] ey Agents for its sale foe 6 Dist-ict of Beets. rer ‘ermont av. Great Kanawha Coal and Oi! Company. ma it HISCELLANEOUS. POSALS FOR STATIONERY. Darantaent ov raz I contracts will on! to required must be he best ; Su sails eye Seer Ae Oo vii or firm: oy ie of the ached ule or ee for. withthe samples, or ‘any of them, Ti'desired, ana In no oase be inferior in quality to the sample; and they must be delivered without delay when ordered, Tniok they are required: anda atiareastoonee ic] jure - nly :! y Jstion will be deemed cause for the contract, named in the schedule are to be option of the nt at the rices, And the right is reserved iron ri x ord quantity of each arti ‘ontraoted r, 88 ub!ie service may requi Bonds, with ap roved security, must bs Py, with this ‘st; a abrogation furnished at jowest market be Cs by the person or firm obtaj the 3 and, in theevent of there al or neglect the oon: tractor nish any gat icles named in oo.trastor, and deduoted in the settlement of bis account for the quarter during which such refusai or neglect may occur, The subjoined sched pecifies, as nearly as can now be done, the ai nt. quality, and desoription of eaoh of the articles likely to be required. The ids = ee = of the three ol se pari 'y, and con! ts for one or more of the classes awarded as may be deemed most ad- vantageous to the Department, Item. Class No. 1.—Paper L 5 reams blue demy, ont ty size, and ruled to a den pattern, red ‘and r ream 2 5 do White laid onp,heavy, ruled” to stop pattorn, do 3 8 do bine lai cap, ruled to stop a Tn, lo 4 5 dog Engish bine laid cap, raled to stop pattern, do 5. 3) do folio-post, heavy, eatin, or lain finished, ruled and “immed, do 19 do folio-post, light, plain, un- ruled, for offi.1s] seal, do 7. 337 do csp, white or blue, ruled wide. medium, or close, trimmed, do a. © do cap, white or blue, ruled, extra superfine, do ® @ do consular cap,white or blue, trimmed and ruled, do 1, 10 do cousuar cap, white, dou ble thick, superfine, do uM. 10 do legal cap, whit» or blue, trimmed and ruled. do 12. 8” do ‘to white or bine, 8 widths, do 13, 80 do extra super- cream. laid, 4 ruled, jo 4. 2% do white vellum note paper, highly gazed, hard cacen dered, lined and gilt, do 15. 15 do commercial note paper, lined, do 16. 10 do buff note paper, lined do 7. 15 do fiat oap, wiute or blue, un ruled, do 75 do envelopes, yellow or buff, royal. do 17) do large brown envelops, do do pink blotting. do s 4 dozen sheets patent blot- ting, er dozen sheets 12 sheets Sawing paper, anti. “ uarian, por eheet 18, 19. 20. a. 2. B. a4 ram 75 do B. 2. 2A 2. a” 12 do drawing paper, double ele- hast. do 25 do drawiog paper, elephant, do drawing paper, royal, do 20 do tracing papor, French, large rize, do 30 yards tracing cambric, r yard 5,100 binders? board ro 10% incheg, per C. 2% reams cloth line: per, Toya. perream 12 dozen press copy books, not ex- ovoding 5” paces, sh 4 do press copy bovke, over 500 not exceeding 750 es do Class No. 1—Continued— Envelopes. 1, 5,0) muslin lined. printed to order, 6 iy! Bde inches, per M 2. 1,000 muelin lined, printed to order,a3¢ to 9 by Ste to 4 incuee, do a 500 muslin lined, printed to order,9% vo Il by 5 to 634 inches, do 4, 499,000 adhesive envelopes, white, yel low, or buff, heavy, 834 to 936 by’ 33x to d inches, printed to or- Ger, do envelopes, white, hea- vy, 934 to Il by 5to 6 inches, printed to or- er, 5 6,90 do 6. 3,000 §6do envelopes. white or yel- low, heavy, letter. 6 by 3% inches printed to order, do 7. 5,79 do envelopes, card, do 8 8:0 do envelope ote, do Intermediats sizes ordered not’ to be charged higher than bid for size next iarger, Class No. 2—Pens. 1, 100 dozen cards Perry's pens, and of other manufacture, assort 5 : er dozen cards 2. 1,000 gross Perry's, Gillott’s, As other good metallic pens, per gross 8 6,000 quills, No. 20, . per M “ 12 dozen gold pens, silver ca: a encils, best quality, per dozen 5. 10 do gold pens, barrel or ot without caees, best quali- ty, 6 100 do Pratt’s or Arnold’s anti- corrosive pena, do Class No. 2—Continued—Penei/s. L 14 dozen ivory or gutta perchaevor pointed Et 2, or graduated," do <= Fahor's, £0., polygrades, er case 4 f2dozen'Faber's, ko., red and bine” : encils, ia 5. 44 gross toads, best quality,aesort? — ed, per gross Class No. 2—Continued—Jné, Inkstands, Wafers, and Waz. er's,or any other pat- large or small, ink- 1. stands, rdozen 2 ‘o oval glass inkstands, with’ glass sey fa do . 8 do cast iroa double or single inkstands, do % do 5. warts, do 6. a do Mayunrd & Pores’ ik or ryan & Wileox’s ink, inte, do ™ 25 do Bryan & Wilcox’s writ- ing fluid. quarts, do 8, 25 do cupying ink, quarts, Ar- noid’s, or any other man- nfacture, do cs do Walkdeo’s extra English 19, 5 to beng ok os . ‘do best bive ink, quarts, lo 1 30 do best French carmine ink, ounce, . do 12. 10 do Davies's carmins ink, No. 1, ounce, do 13. 105 M seal wacers. bent quality, red, ‘0. 3, for office seal, perM It, 10 pounds best rd wafers, common - siz9, m 15, 200 pounds best extra super peariet eH sealing wax, do Class No. 2.—Continued.—Cutlery and Mis- cellaneous Artecles. L 25dozen R ig ‘her kn *, buck or pearl di ivory hardle erst —— 15 do w di eraser * jo ivory or ebony handle, ” od lo 2 a ‘& 1 ivory wafer stamps, Fy 4 office shears, extra, 7. 8 a sors, Rogers’ apri, i? hao Ted tnpe, aasorteds” ao lo er Weights, asso) 10. sO pounds wapreparod india fab. 9° per cleaner, per dozer p 5 poandey ladia rubber, 1 eo guacte ent Black Kiana a is pel 1 1s 71 Bogen bet Guinese India jn, per dozen 16. 2 do camel’s hair pencils, as- de a pencil ik i indsor & Newton’s best oa * ish colors, do 2. wdc wine, PTR 2. 12 dozen ran fates round 2. 6 do fi rss round z. © do serthen of z 8 Sate, & of fe ee, en me 2 6 do fertuon or glean sponge per dozen } | nw 1¢dozen_Green’s ink eraser and’ - | a AY gave the Qe DISPATCH! 2 Pieces! As accidents will happen, even im well-rerulated families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furmture, Toys, Crockery, &e, —— > SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE meets al! suoh emer, ences. afford to be without it. Jt to the sticking point. There ou bar? le seattle o iy in selation. juable qualities of the oo Detused 1B af being vastiy more ai ed veneers, od proken sradiee. Ite ast the 5 other ‘wo! With ladiae of refinement ed t taste. Preparation is used cine git and possessing mak jue. is mucilage, the pice of ordinary ‘ , Caneet. IN EVERY HOUSE.” i BA Brush socompanies each bottle Wholesale Depot, No, 4% Cedar street, New York. HENRY C. 8 Bo: Address SPALDING x No. 3,600, Re co,, w York. Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four, ‘ht, and Twelve Dozen—a beautiful Lithograph- =r Bhow.c: pack: A single bottle of ED GLUE will save rominent Seid by all Hard urniture ware and Fanoy Stores, L cHEmich Weed, Leather, €r. Bone, Alabaster, Mar! Percha, Cleth, She in every HOUSE, WORK-SHOP, Q4 22; 9 oost. It is always r olimate, and where known ‘ard Rocompanying each S@LUE FOR FAMALY USE. WILL MEND ARTICLES IN kery, Glass, Ivery, And indeed thereis scarcely anarticle:n range of domestic economy, whether it be for use or ornament, wn —— ying os — — this ‘aparation be restor origi jue. Sistte es the world for ite sapertor. It is indis- Pe ace SPALDING’S PRE- ten times its cost an- nually to every househo!d.f 3} Satare Soe Country merchants should make a note of SPAL DING'S PREPARED GLUE, when their list. It wiil stand any climate. (STARR S making uy fe weiy xf pe ble, Rubber, Gutta » Papier Mache, » Plaster, &c. whole COUNTING-ROOM, and no person after a trial of Starr's Chemically Prepared Glue, Would willingly dispense with it for four times its ¥, 8nd always reliable, Itis not offensive to the smell, and is not affected by it has become @ FIxED -. ai he attention of dealersand conenmers ia invited to the following testimonials regarding fs superior qualities : Newanx, Nov. 25, 1853, “ABora faithful trial of STARR'S PREPARED GLE on Wood, Leather and Cloth, at the hen Works, I most cheerfully recommend its use for purposes generally required, and especially for fam- uy wi y Use. >. A. CaRTER.” We, the perience having tested SLARR’S “We, th PREPAREDGL mendstion. “Carriage Manu Starr's Chemical! | is sold by all Druggists, gers, Fancy Goods Deal PRICE, 25 CENTS colors, given with each agree Ww: “Wa. B. Dovera: “Cabinet Ware Manufacturer, Newark. “LysanpeR_W Rig! “Machine Depot, 2) Market st., Newark, N. J. MEEDEXBURG & Litre, facturers, Newark, N. J. “Wa. H. Kink & Co “Carpentersand Builders, Newark, “Leverien & ENDER, “Carriage Makers, Newark, Stationers, and Pe countr: h the sbove recom- Na Prepared Gine rniture Dealers, Gro- ers, Beriware — erchazts generally. ‘PER BOTTLE. A brush goes with each bottle, Put up for dealers in cases from 1 to 12dozen. _ A splendid Lithographic Show Card, printed in age. kage. ll orders or letters ohingatsy by mail addressed the STARR GL will receive prompt attention, I[7~_A liberal discount to the trade, _mar 17-ly ASWARYOWOLEWAY SadWin't Sanne WAYSSY 2S MOGROWOS "AS ASW TOA NOAA Sa, JAASAARY ARRAS | ‘ CAUT | _ IN PURCHASING ON THE LABEL. AN IMITATION AND ALL OTHE! MPANY, I Liberty at., N.Y. ION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL. THE VALLEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT IS DALY’S ~ AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE SIGNA’ RE OF ARE ACOUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. WM.EHDALY, SOLE PROPRIETOR 19 SOUTH WILLIAM S" NEW YORK. | FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY ma 23 6w | Initio bretriots were, kinds ‘REP Ra red ee hice Sel BARBOUR & SEMMES. "Tue subectiver having 9 additions to bi wing eS Sore Light Wagons kept os neatiy done, andall orders prompt Ett a rv, MILITARY CLOTHING, PHILADELPHIA Pant MILITARY CLOTHS POR SALE. @5-4n MEDICINES. Dp Dinars ts ent aT Ae FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. LET EB DELICACY PREVENT. NOPPLY IMMED ATELY. v. ARKANTEL, OK NO CHARGE “a ‘i Fo ONE TO TWO DAYS. . oan sos of the Kidneys a Spina of sea Book, Degseasens Aon. 7, Gene anc Biadser, iovelwnuty Discharges, fenen of Idena, Paipiiniion of tbs Mears Tussacy, Cm Dumaess of ot Giddiness, Disense of tien’, - <7 Nose or Bien cata Langs, Stomach er Bows Terrivie dere arming Foxe Soltary Babue . ‘outh—cheee Drendfe! and Desirecuve Precuces whieh rre- dar Barrage impentibie, and geacrey bow Bedy and Mind. Toone MEN whe have bacon tke victims of Belttary Vise, } and desrectivs habit which annually sweeps te An Botinely grave thowennde of Young Dian of the meet ox- Alted talenie and brilleot stelle, whe might otherw: eatranced listening Senriee with the toeocars of sieguense er waked we essinsy the living ipre, may fall with fall con® Mangiaen, |ARAIED PERSONE. or Young Men Mer - being aware of physinal Seabasons cnpnate atin, oc, bimee! ap Bien ers oak peta Fm a eusiy contde deoer ass gentiemen and seotéeatly Epes bis skill as 2 physician. ageing fom Bak nae dons Som ate . ake wei nt to obecrve came aed wamber. ‘bewere mast be paid and cootain asiump. Vonilege eteonees nonden, greduaie oon Mombers of ibe Revs! College © gone, kowden, goa tha! dren from one of the mer: eminent Celi and the v part ef whee life has bee epanc in the her ‘of "Leaden! Paris, Phinée! and sinewhere, bas af- tome of the ment caconmbing emren thai Rowe; many troubled with ringing when csleep; grest nervousness, de eoun de, 4 eae with frequent bi times Wilh derangement ef mind, ware cored ‘TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICK. i conpense which are nightly fe! even renders marriage impossible, and dedy, show ny a as bre of Mates in the He Pe cured jastreys bech mind and mery, of . Evil Porbed| Aversion of Bociety, ona Golitede, Pimdity, etc are some duced. NERVOUS DEBILITY —Thenernds can now judge what ta the cause of their dechining health, lening their + deters him. from appl respectability, can baode with jreadfec) evffer: Country from whose DR JORNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAENEOS AED IMPOTENCY. By thie and im) ane 2 cured fell vigor resier ‘Thevssni Mest nervous and Gebilitesed, whe bad lest ali hepe, keve doen immediately relieved i IR All tmapedsments to Marriage. Physi Jenin! - feations, Love of Precrantive Power, Nervous inritabiiing bing and Weakness er Exbomsuen of the movi feartel Ee apeesdily cared. ENDORSEMENT OF TRE PRESS. PRE MANY THOUSANDS cared et thir inativetion whihin the laa seveniesc youre, and the oumsrous important = ‘eal operations pocoomad De. Jotacen, ithouned by De ef the papers ph fn other pereenc, necices of have appeared again sod again before the bee Die ace: ase gecuemen ef cheracter an: pg Dility, ip c exficient guarantee te the afficied. fan R. J. BOVEE DoDs IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Are now being used from Maine to the Great Salt Lake, ani the universal verdict of all who use taem either medicine or 88 & beverage. is that they are uncurpaced in the worle. Jr. Dode used them su~oess{nily in his practice for years before we purchased of him the svle :ight to masvmetere and present them for sale to es, ‘or the cure of Incipient Sonsempuen, Indy pe ihetr medicinal propel some and deiightfui Beverage, produ v pleasant exhileratiog effects of Brandy or Wine ries they are a pur -b : me Bi! the Without their injurious results. Vet all frieuds of humanity and ni! atvoontes of temperance assist 8 in eurstituing these valuaple Vegeta bie Bitters for the menrral poisons and adulterated Liquors with which the country is flooded, and thereby ef- feo'ua.ly aid in ima ching Disease and Drunkoness from the land. CHARLES W & CO, Proprietors, 75 W New York. J, SCHWAR Arent, Washingt c. DR.J ROV pons’ IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS. For Diseases of the Kidneys. B'adder aud Unuary Organs, and cepeciaily for Female Onstructions. rever fail to cure, and are warranted te give satis setion. CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO. Wilam Proprietors, 75 hu st., york. : i x0 Witte, Agent, Washington. D.C. IGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL! H Mes cors INDIAN VEGETABLE vECOCTION. It is well known that in the Spring people are more spt to contract disease then af Bay’ other od; and itis equally well-known that 0 wa:d of disease ie to keap the bieod pure. “all the ilig that flesh is heir to,” q ofthe blood,the main epri 5 ! 1 that the aystem a, “id ae nid = » end ons in the most effectual wa: aging COWS INDIAN VeGETARLE DE s the best rem pvered for the cure of diseases of Skin, Eryri Serofula, Rheuma. Debit Few rs of diferent kinde, Aver Compinint, and all other diseases rity bfthe ood. It has effected the most remarkable oures, as can be shown by numeroas certificates m pereons of the highest respectabi and is recommended by all who were aged itas the mostinvaluabie agent of the day. itis sold by ail the Druggists of Baltimore, ‘at the residence of the yee MRS. NM. COX; 158 East Ba'tumore street, between Even street and Central avenue. None genuiue unless her name is blown on the bottie and her seal on the cork. IL7 Price $1 per bottle, six bettles for 25. Wholesale Agent. R. 8. T. Cress. Drasy Georgetown, D.C, Whoiessie Agent for the Die trict, and will suppy the trade at my prices, mar 27 tr ys ALL SUFFICIENT BEREE TRIESEMAR, 1, 2, & 3, Protected by Royal Letters Pacent sland, and Zacwred by the Senis of the Ecole de Pharmacie de ares, and tha Imperial Coliess of Medictne, teR NG, No. L Aovainabie w expoustion, ‘Spermstor ripe geal prod dite ay thoae dleceses that have been hitherto Cogs | Tr the pas = ood perniciors use of oopavis. oubeba, 0. mer siga tberety, ane to the, stlover upeois relief, ersing &!l impurities, and rooting vut the je? tyr for Sree craps adeateen ts cg en weer Sealegnd rete, of ba Bango: y on receiving re ie FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, at the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Agents for Laursncc's re Linen Papers, Piet Mite a re ja 25 6m4r