Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1861, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Penasylvanis avenue and Eleventh st. ar w. D. WALLAOH. Papers served in packages by carriers at $48 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centaa week. Sin- gie copies, on= cent; in wrappers, rwo CENTS. {7 Avvertisements should be sent to the office before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. THE FIERCE REALITIES OF WAR. [From All the ¥: ound ) Think only of the common hackneyed ex- pressions which pass so lightly between the lips when speaking of a great le. We talkvex- ultingly, and with a certain fire, of ‘a mag- nificent c! ety ape rs BP das few will think of the hideous particulars these two airy words stand for. The “splendid ebarge”’ is a headlong rush of men on strong horses, to their fullest » Tidin; ther, being the enemy's line way.’’ It does not fill in th #0 effectively, we must thi: rat of an ordi- nary individual run down in the public street by s horseman moving at an easy pace. The result is, usually, fracture and violent contu- sion. We may st then the tones of the ture by setting this Dieuen at full gallop, and joining to him a company ef other flying horsemen. How will it then be with the un- happy pedestrian? So when the “splendid chargs”’ haa d its work, and passed by, there will be found a sight very mach like the seene of a frightful railway accident. There will be the full complement of backs broken in two; of arms tw vm 9 of men impaled upon their own bayonets; of legs smashed up like bits of firewood; of heads sliced open like ap- les; of other heads crunched into soft jelly by mses hoofs of horses; of faces tram’ led out of all likeness to anything human. This is what skulks behind “ a splendid charg This is what follows, as a matter of course, when “our fellows rode at them in style,"’ and “cut them up famously.” in, how often does the commander, wri- ting home in his official dispatchee, dwell par- ticularly on the gallant conduct of Capt. Smith, who. finding the enemy were “annoying our right a little, got bis gun into ition, and ef- fectually held them in check.”’ Both expres- sions are fair drawing-room phrases, to be mentioned cheerfully by ladies’ lips. It is, as it were, a few flies buzzing about ‘‘our right wing,”” teasing and fretting ‘our’ men. And ] yet, properly translated, it signifies this : that stray men of thatright wing are now and then lea ing with a convulsive start into the air, as ipie bullet flies with ‘p sting through their hearts; that stray men, suddenly struck, are rolling on the ground; that a man, here and th is dropping down quite suddenly with a shriek, his firelock tumbling from his band. In short, that there is a series of vio- lent death scenes being cnacted up and down the long line. : Then come thi yenet wounds, jagged, perplexing and painful. Now has it been thrust violently through the chest and lungs and out at the back, and is as violently with- drawn with a peculiar twist, wheace comes suppuration, painful gasping for breath, and all manner of horrid accompaniments. Now it has impaled the intestines, producing complication. Now it has pierced the ‘o P’ comes in, too, for its share ofinjury. A builet skims through the body, smashes the lower vertebra of the column, makes itsescape on the other side. The bones come away in little pieces. The new Minie ball has, we are told, the usefal property of shivering the bone into numberless paar and fragments. The con- ical point acts as a , and thé scattering of the splinters adds much to the inflamma- tion. the catalogue runs on. The real h of war are played out to the utmost on the hospital pallet when the the- atrical business is all over. Arrexrr to Brow cr 4 Train wits 4 Keo or Powper.—A correspondent of the Missouri Democrat writes from Rolla, Aug. 28: An at- tempt was made this afternoon to blow up the train due here at 4.50. The train had reached 8 point eight miles from here and two miles be- yond Dilton, when a loud explosion was heard, which was sup) by the passengers to be im of the pebbles thrown against it. The engineer, Benjamin Smith, was thrown off his seat by the concussion, and had his wrist injured slightly by an iron screw driven upwards from the floor of the engine. The powder was contained in a commsn nail keg, buried between the rails, and it is sap) that a fuse extended from it tothe track escape of the passengers is consid- ered providential, as there is no question that the dastardly scoundrels who perpetrated the act intended to effect 2 wholesale laughter of allon board. The train moved back to the soene of the explosion, when it was ascertained from a woman that eight men were seen by her on thespota half hour or so previous. The rebels could be heard talking, by some of the in the bushes, and after the train tel a was was seen to come out trom his biding place and take a survey of his nefarious work. The blackened stones brought along by the passengers are nearly two feet long. Aug. 27.—A company of cavalry unde: Capt. MoFali was sent down to reconnoiter last night. They found several rails ripped from the track in a deep cut near Jamestown station. Three suspicious-looking characters were seen on the track in the borhood, and were fired at. Nothing further was heard from them than the exclamation from of the party, borne on the midzight air, “I’m shot!” Avrains at Manassas.—Se De Kay, the war correspoudent of the Louisville Courier (secesh) writes from Manassas August 23d: in possession Bas our desrly bought ition; our forces occu, at present, pg oper wren lines than = the 2ist oi July. Aside from the moral effect upon the whole world, and that is momentous, our im- mortal victory has availed us butalittle. We darely bold our own; but the month of a; inaction has been wisely empl In reorganizing confiict which shall result in wittons of and re-establishing the Liberty, so meo- the hemming reunsdations tee-ens Sasen a 1" The New Orleans Delta not inferior to the origt article, are now man — that Enfield n of the in that forty-two B: Gen- Not including entitled ‘The Mayor of Harrisburg spended wn Zier tigase ennai one Union sald to exist in almos ta Noveuster aiaae” we Sdlouraed, toment ‘The official statement of the rebel army a: makes it 210,000 men. s Li n ine city of New York there are twenty nee eT E | Eben +> Ing WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1861. Star. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family aid News Journsl— containing a greater variety of interesting reed- ing than can be found im any other—is published on Friday morning. Txxxs—Cash, invariably, in advance, It invariably contal ashington that has made The Suite bate eens @o generally throug hout the country. U7" Single copies (in wrappers) be cured at the counter, Powe en N°. 2.664. Doesticks, who claims to be an Ellsworth Zouave, thus narrates the experience of his regiment after receiving their uniforms from the Military Board : The uniforms sent trom New York were the trashiest things possible; they wouldn’t stand any pressure—they wouldn’t stand any pres- sure. A gentle wind would blow a man’s coat fhalre di i would tear out into long seconds he would look lik ith th I set for “ni fellow, but sail in and fight on your own hook.’’ No man has had a whole suit of clothes for two months. gone on guard dressed only in overcoat and mus- ket, and we’ve done scout duty in the easy and elegant attire of a revolver and one pair of shoes to threemen. When we’ve wanted to dress extra fine for Sunday service, we'd pele ish our musket and tie a red on etch leg. The chaplain, for decency’s sake—when he reaches—stands in an empty perk barrel to bide his legs. Tealled onthe Colonel yesterday, dressed only in a bayonet; and that ponsiderate officer admired my airy costume much, buf said I’d better kill a few seceshers, and when I bagged one of my own size I might help myself to his breeches. When our whole company lately applied to him for clothes, he said he hadn’t got any for us, but he served out fifteen rounds of ball cartridges to each, and gave us leave of absence for two days, and told us to bury all the seceshers we killed, so as not to lumveér u the country. Most of the fellows got suits of clothes, and Bob Brown was so uncom- monly particular that he didn’t suit himself till be killed five fellows. With -my usual luck, 1 couldn’t find a fellow my size—they were ali too short or too le When at last I did find fellow five feet nine, and had aim on him, he raised his head and disclosed the un- welcome fact that it was one of our own geants. Just my luck—he had on a lovely suit of gray which would have fitted me to a hair, and if I'd been half a second quicker on the trigger I could have had it, but I couldn’t de- cently shoot after I’d seen hisface. However, I gota full suit of blue cloth, and Bob Brown is on the lookout to help me to better my con- dition. He wants to find a fellow five feet nine, rather slim in the waist, and with a new and well fitting suit; army blue preferred. ——~2+e-_______ A Tavs or a Suirt.—One of the traitors or spies arrested in Harrisburg, Pa., a few days ago, on his way from ginia to New York, wus & man named W. J. Kelly. He and his two comrades were all thoroughly searched, and evidence was found on each to prove that they were properly arrested. Mr. Kelly’s turn was the last one, and was much the most interesting. He had taken off all his clothes but hirt, but nothing contraband or trea- had been found on him. He stood thus before the Mayor and an examining offi- cer, and, under the circumstances, the position was & very embarrassing one, for, to say noth- ing of ordinary modesty, which may even exist among the rebels, the owner of that shi that it was lined with treason. T that garment would reveal his treason, and probably make his life forfeit. The moment of suspense, during which Mr. Selly betore his curious captors must have be: rather agonizing one. when the officer remarked s01 it off. trembled and turned pale, and his bare knees shook and knocked together. He could not endure the shock to his modesty; he called for water; he was on the point of fainting. But the officers were inexorable. The shirt came off, and the treason as well as the person of Mr. Kelly was laid bare. The shirt was a marvel of ingenious needle-work, having various well-concealed kets, in which were found numerous letters rom the South; some from men in the rebel army to their friends in Baltimore; others to men in New York, and a number for Europe. In addition to this, there were various bills of es at Richmond, for pork and other articles, and la kages of money, principally in s in the Confederate States All of these articles, days the reporter, were done up in neat packages, and looked as if they had been subjected to the pressure of an hydraulic press. The ingenuity that contrived this new mode of carrying letters was commendable; but it was baffied by the perseverance and patience of the officers at Harrisburg. Mr. Kelly was provided with another shirt and ac- commodations with his comrades in the county rison. The money was placed for safe keep- ng in one of the banks, and the letters and other documents were delivered to the Attor- ney General. There ought to be valuable rev- elations in these documents concerning spies and traiters in New York, as well as in other places. Kelly’s shirt is a valuable acquisition to the Government. e Newspaper Caaxors 1x New York.—The Tribune of Saturday reports another newspa- per change in that city. It ss “It is understood that The New York World and Courier and Enquirer was sold out a few days ago, machinery, stock, good will and all, to Mr. John K. Ford, one of the rincipal stockholders. Out of this sum Mr. Ford is to pay all the debts incurred by the establish- ment since the Ist of July last, and the $17,000 mo. on the press, held by Mr. Hoe. As The World paid $100,000 (in stock) for The Courier and Enquirer a few weeks since, Mr. F. has evidently obtained a bargain. 6 ex- penses of The World are said to be $1,500 per week in excess of receipts. The experi- ment of publishin, laily religious newspaper has cost the proprietors $200,000 in cash, and their journ: © very slight reputation for piety which it established at the start.’’ U7" One day last week a e number ing men assembled at the G: pres oon, ‘Syracuse, to witness the skill of « Mies who hails from Texas or New Orleans, where it is said his flag was taken Hoyt, and brought to New York by Mise Hoe or! concealed under the skirt of her dress.” Mtes Hoyt offers to roll with any gentleman. in, io now ying at kia hone, itretsan. sylvania, ow ‘owanda. He is ill’ from a disease which har ecktney in bis stomach in the shape of acancer. The Senator has been declining for several months, and was almost incapacitated from attend|: duties in the Senate during the U7 Citizens of Tennessee are leaving that State in great numbers ratber than take the oath of al- to the Government of the Southern Con- , and the Louisville Courier and the rest of the Secession organs can find no better name for those fugitives from treason than outlaws. U7" The outcry about the ravages of the army worm turns out to have been a false alarm. They are not army worms at all, but ‘buckwheat ‘worms,”’ and the first frost will kill them. (> Cel. Abram Du of New York, at Eset os Seat on erie on Brig- adler General. ; cs goatee {7-Mr Frank Bellew, the well known comic draughtsman, formerly attached to Vanity Fair, sad more recently to the London Puneh, retaraed to this city on Wednesday last. ‘The rumor of Floyd’s success in Western v derives the more confidence from report that he stole the march over General Tyler. a 2b, laborers in the laboratory In Memphis, the cartridges are made, struck on the 23d instant, and refused to work any longer. 7" Adelina Patt! is to receive for at four concerta, during the Birminguam Budlest Fertival, 82,500 vill Ky. fom the Noraswen, a Houle . SUMMER RETREATS. BATHI SAPE RETRE. ‘AT Fong Ang, Ba Santon 08 1 thi ail kinds ‘ing tackle will be kept guests. 3 cept on the farm. At am ed di tal 4 the geeden. te the ir remises and from timore and Washington markets. we best Liquors and Cigars will aiwsys be found Board 5 week, & Tour weeks for gse:, ares half-price. ; second week, children and colored St. bas gay mares (mee sre m. More on friday, a m, train fr Wash: with the boats, reaching Point Lookont daily ; a.80, 4 tri-weekly e from Washington, by way of Leonardtown dd-ess the pi - D a DENTISTRY. H, PEABO J Y, M. D., SuRGicaL aND Mr~ * CHANICAL k ENTI saving taken. rooms at No, 276 Pa. avenue, betwee ith and 12th ets., two doors east of th irkwood House, the public patronng: his profession. ei M ‘EETH. . Is, hy the inventor and patentee ofthe MINERAL PLAT TEETH, at- tends personally at his office .n this city Many persons oan wear these teeth wh: cannot wear others, and no person can wear ethers Who cannot wear these. 320 EMILE DUPRE PENNsYLvaNia Avenvz, IRon BuiLpine, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in “SRSA asa tebe |S D 1 A’ SYRUPS, and CAMP “SUP: 5 _———— iT RECEIVED— UST OS GABESOLD BOURBON (1855) ar EMILE DUPRE’S Inon Buitvine, 320 Pa. AVENUE. F OFREDERIC TUSTU HAMBURG CELEBRATED SMOKING TOBACOO, The Best Article Ever Imported, Go to EMIL& DUPRE, Tnon Buitpine, 320 Pa. AVENUE. U RECEIVED-— on 20 Caszs Importzp SELTERS WATER, In Original Stone Bottles,. t 8u 13 Im EMILE DUPRE'S. FPIREMEN'’S INSURANCE COMPANY WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Capital............8200,000. Qfics corner C strest Lowtsiana av.,-over Bank of Washington, INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, muel Red! 0 nurew Rothwell ry . Shoemaker, uel Cropley, ichard Jones, acob Gideon, ‘hes. Parker, ‘charge for Bolioves, Devs No charge for Policies. eg ADAMS, President, ary, bu S-eotm Aszt G. Davis, Seoretary. ‘rsons oalling st my office oan be scoommoaated BILLIARDS! with any ahd pri if coth they may desire; The lovers hy grtoe 01 of the . ut to those who aré particular and wii pai GAME OF BILLIARDS Srtoan produeg. the MING R RT PLATE ae Soe cate 2 fedaty erre “No. 338 Pa. avenue, between EMRICH’S FINE HALL, my Cornero Pennsylvania aveaue and Lith street, ae Toth ats, Also, 907 Arch street, Phiadel (south side,) two of the most admirable TABLES in the United States, with every comfort and convenience 4u 3.tf for the playors. 8. MAIL STAGE LINE Between Wasb- + ington and Rookvilla ieaves Martin’s Hotel, cor. 8th and D sts., EVERY M GAS FITTING, &c. A WM . DOVE & CO, RE Now rropared to oxeoute any erders with Which thoy ia e favored in the PLUMBIN + GAS OR SEEAM FITTING I[J™ Store on sth street, n few doors north of Pi Phe iann eee ear Te po °! A AT an ‘TEAN WATER FIXTURES. OAS STEAM an ES. I SNYDER, . PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Has removed to the corner of Tweifth and F sts, He is prepared to introduce Water snd Gas upon the most favorable terms, and guaranties entire “Hotes on hand a lot of COOKING and oth ehas on hand @ lot o: N@ and other STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, as he Wishes to get rid of thom, no 17 We taveta tiered tke ie Se vine was re, Lf 'eor FIRTORES of onuraly New Patterns and sigue inis! 101 at y din this Inarket. ee yinvite pitineon moon 6 invite citizens y examice our of Gas and, = aren, eeling confident that we ha’ stock in Washi 2. ork in the above line intrested te eur care ORNING (Sondaya ex-. - Conode 8. cor. might 3. returning and conten) St 7 o’o'ock. and I. C. and Boa!! ats, Georgetown, at 8 o’c datiy. On Mondays, Wednesda: throurh to Poolasville ; Tuesdays, Saturdays to Frederick; returning next days. au 2-lm* BENJ. COOLEY. ENSION CFFICE, Junx 6TH, 1561, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, sepiicaton having been made under tae act of 23d June. 1860, for the reissue of the Land War- rants described herein, whiv! 6 alleged to have been lost or destroyed, notice is hereby given, that at the date following the dezoription of each War rant, a new Certificat ke tenor, will be hall th ppear | under act of 1847, Ingram, private of Captain Murray’s fompany, Seoond Regiment of Tennessee Infan- » 1861. Fridays pursdays au a Bye ke ed under the act orn in the ghey ® for under the March, 15h, ft Jacob Gullick acd shea she MYERS & 9 Are ae 1 24th day of January, 1956.—Septem- mar htt Mf atroet, AND SEALER RS, Pi 1800, ober. ed 56 602, for 80 nores, issued under the aot of OF ICE OF INSEE iC 0. re aNOZIE 18 HEREST OT EN. poration sopra bins 1 Tags ane toecoe ge No 71,626, for 160 sores, issued under the act of March, 1855, in the name of Amos Arthur, and ranted on the 17th day of August, 1857.—Ootober 1861. No. 69,520, for 160 nores, under act of 4847, and be ‘date May 6th, 1860, in favor «f Michael Ropp father of Samuel Ropp, Pi . Mexioan War.—Uctober 13, 1861 64 526. for 120 acres, issued urder the act of h, 1855, in the name of James Long, and ranted on the Sist day of March, 1:56,—Uotober ued under the act of A nthe ni Thomas ‘t anner, and aaa on the 3d day of May, 1856—Uo ober 19, No 95 100, for 160 acres, issued under the act ot Maroh 1855, in the name ot Po ly, widow o: David Bradbury, and granted on the 19th cay o: ceptem ber, 1860 —November 16, 186i No. 43,542, for 160 acres March. 1855. in the na: and gravted on ihe November 16 1861. 0+ 93 814, for 160 acres, issued under the act of March, 1855, iu the name of Guy S Alexander, m’ nor child of John C. Alexander, deceased, and granted July 2, 1980.—November 16, 1861 No, 2,163, for 160 sores, issued under the act of Maroh. 1855 inthe name ot Benjsmin Keily, and granted on pe 27th day of June, 1855 No 652. 80 ares. issued under the act of Mareh, ay preg foe ‘Woodruff, and granted on the sy of May. 1855. No. 853. ter 160 acres, \seded unter the aot of ton, one be, cen at the Big ercnted onthe Sodas oe miner WV atorhowse, por mace i tare eity by, B, 2 iy 5 wee? 83. or 0 nor viazted Vander. the act o rE coe ant Seats. 7 o! in the name ol ally whe, fi iy 4 santed on the 24 day of August, 1856 —November oa SUE 10r Bohwerine eawiht- No 41 939, for 169 sores. iesued_under the sot of Maroh, 1855. 1n the name of James Pray, an nted on the 2ist day of March, 1861 jovember 0, 25 $90, for 160 March aot ini?s place, if moastiement of cas of Se tember, 1254.—September 28, 1961. day of Ustobern 1556— Bepians iS yy of Oo ry Y ptem- P 23, 1861 : dry ured in writing in this o7 to be acoursie in its and Again Om: Seventh strest,(near Odd Fel- . for 160 acr-s, issuod ander tne act of Alexander Orme, and on cents, to inspect, 4 the accurac: ¢ ¥ 688 meter in (ag incorrect, condemned id irked as true, wil! be ‘Will be seated acco -di: n position for uze, ewe si 8a. m., tose. m. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Sealor of Gas Meters, -SCHWERIN’S Apuithilating Powder Is the only known and article te exterminate Roaches, Bed Bug Ante, Moths, Flies, It contains no poisen, CH W ERIN’S PILLS are sure death to Rats a ties hee Sohweria bes received certificates fem the President of Girard College, Directors of se of Refuge, Pennsylvania ‘Hosp q rr Promingn| Institutions of Phiisde! 3 Wether iis a and (oe or u ion comprising best Sole | HoeerG ‘pet Bags, em rank, Va ie Bre now se!lin; Ww 1088, very low PrioS ALL, STEPHENS & CO,, anis 322 ae in B ms brated on the aith day o: Ma ©. 44,818. for 60 sores, innved under the act of March, 1855, 10 the name of Getty, widow of Thom- as Elwood,and Eaated the 19th day of January, iT ‘November 33, 1861. Pann, avanne. eltlaw JOSEPH B, BARRETT. HOME-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, T, ommissioner. ”, Misexs’ anp CHILD! GORE’S AGUE CURE AND ANTIDOTE ée M in‘allible, safe and effectual remedy and di Bzesdinely 8%: ué iu its v@rious forms, having i ed and proven, ia now offer 5). Sold only at MOOR k’S We: re, 113 Pa. av au 26-20 AT THE OLD PAWN OFFICE, ae TRE! Back of the National Hotel. Most liberal advances made or bold 8) Wi ry, Silver ware, Clot! 8 Ol ms --0 Sd RO re ATCHREPAIRING ANDSILVER WARE WwW MANUFACTORY: J have one of the best establishments, and fur- nished with 3 complete sot of tools for repair- mg every description of fine Watche: rticnlar attention give to the same, by fre ‘ugh competent workman.and a.. work god f 80, every descrip ion of standard 8! R 4 RE, plain ahd ornamental, manufactured under BRI puperior in gusiiiy aud Anizh to northern wane rin orn ware sold by dealers in general and re; engated og, their ewn re. HOOD, - erchandise, Busi- WOOD AND COAL. U Will surei: t your money’s worth calling at the P1O R MILLS, southwest & ner treet » (GEO, PAGE, eat.) they sell Cheaper and ive better measui $2y others in the pity_—aut. e it, and deliv- v elfeve § -i ve once Milles trin. Bad be entesfied. —-* R28 Pa. avenn SUMMER CLOTHING Ar te Sorry Ww: ohoPhyca' stasis SUMMER atyles and quali Font, and Boys’ Wearine A jesirable fashic le styl Also, SHIRTS and FURNISHING 60ODB in Fi 2 made to order at hortest noti 16___ (Intel. & Rep.) bet. Sth and You RESPECTFULLY ee oe Bear Sth wwe GUNPOWDER, Si the Dents. es Se AE eet, | ea eeretar eae cae , WwW BOYS’ CLOTHING. E received 5 ‘Meortneat of 8 Hoe Belang ue bras) ow ~| |» med! ie ‘ALL, STEPHENS & CO. ma _(inieltigensts'end Republican.) a Baokake fae tatas hl Sanat oes TEARS Ra eto oes ak Saemateas tes » Shoulder _i7 16:008m_362 Pa. av. under Brown's Hotel. BS. RVUGH TALLOW AND 000 Giteast WAN THD, for which rH ut 5 Ww Ibs of SOAP aod CANDLES for e&p for cash. at the National Sud Can- reen street the C George- au C. B, JEWELL, Proprietor, G HAIR A 2 B Pace tas Lore a0 1 sts. WIGS. stuck ee » eee hand order 01 je? DR. JOHNSTON, ALTIMORE ss singer iO EES Ea, the most Effectwal Remedy in the World, FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE, LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. APPLY IMMEDIATELY, 4 CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. tices which render Marriage impossil Body and Mind. pee YOUNG MEN become ss vicume ef Bolt be requir ‘ay ment to be mad. 4 talents and brilliant intellect, whe might otherwise ‘entranced listening Senates with the thunders of elo- MARRIAGE. = Ons, tom 0 of ‘physical Weakness, orgeaie. do ypeedily cured. i Rimatlf wader the care of Dr. J. may raligi- . in his honor as « gentleman aod confidently Tely epon his skill as a physieian. OFF pd No.7 a FREDERICK ‘ail must be paid and coutain a stamp. DR. JOHNSTON, Member ef the Royal Collegy of Surgeons, Leadoo, oe ene of the mest eminent is, and the grea the Bos) tale ef Leo SP iat, surcomea ag alate ia Dery: derangement of min: Mar- bilicy, ad ft eth ape from the neck end °c parts meee N or each. + ne Sat must be tten: J ber, 1 nd weig hin: Sy ae ams, legs, feet and musi cS 63 West solar. Ono . be’s salt; and the Beef must ne pulverized saltpetre to barrel, exclusive ofa p okle, to be made om ‘Frog water as sare t ase wake it, and must be perfeotiy brig: ad clear. Fach barrel must contain full 200 pounds nett weight of beef or pork, snd no excess of weight in either article wi aid for. ‘he barrels must be entirely new, and be made of the best seasoued heart of white oak staves and headings; the staves to be not lees than five eighth of an inch thi k.gud the heacivgs not less than turee-fouriths of an inch thiek; they must be fou-ths hooped over, iccluding the iron with Dest white oak or hickory hoo; barr-| must it Bestar must bsed Grinteonossaaas arre) mus! ol 6 inter, of thirty-two sallons ani the iron hoops must be Weil painted with red lend. igning prete: / ach barrel must be branded by of curing, filch his pecuniary eubsta head “ Navy Beef,” or * Navy Pork,” as ‘as the email the contractor's name and the y: end weight; aud chail siso be bi el he bung stave with the letter B.or P.,as the rt, Throat, Head, | “The pesf and pork will, otherwise civeot- io, Ae. rogrenng win righfal api, ld €d by the Chief of this Baresn, be inspected by tre Eivcevered comntry trom whens beurue ne tsuveler pe meer ite Pog Lane mp ane DR. JOHNSON’S REMEDY FOR ORGANI WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY. bie 4 iy ody weakness of th ors peadip cused sel Sa vipuneneel: teats and debilutaied, whe bad lest all bope, hare itely relieved stan] or Moatal Deseo seach ae saaoshage, Caysiask 4 ‘Loss of Prourestive Poutr, Nervens Tera end Weekuecs or Rabsusiion of thagnest lily cured. ENDORSFMENY OF THE PRESS. TRE Many THOCSANDS cured at this institution within the last seventeen years, tbe 2! eperauons pe when aint and Hideo bie standlag sss Feutleman of chareoter ens rer bility, ie a sulcitnt guarantee to the aMficted. mar lb ly ei Pptorosays FOR SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS. Navy _Darartmsnrt, . Bursau of Construstion, Wasnineton, August 8, !861, In ConrorMity with the act of Congress ‘sp- Proved the 34 August, 181, avy Department Will reostve propossis for the construction and eet ‘of Tweive Side Whesi Steamers, fhe load draft of water not to exceed six feet nite inches; to be armed with two rifled gu: 7,0 each, ore at each end of the rossel; also, with two l2-pound howitzers; the compie ment to bz one hundred persovs. with’ provisi days, to have two thoussad ga! ing OD ite the care rible disease, Bkin, &c., programing with Orn 2 of sal Provisiou! jected ty thet — iz Ol ne" pat. thee for inspections must ve eon! tore, who must likewise. have ths ons xvod shipping order. to the on maudanse of the juve Navy yerde st theirown contractor to | OF any of above mentioned, of the quaity od pinces above provided, the con’ ut @nd pay to the United damages, 3 sum of money mount of the contract price the ao.ual delivery thereof ; which [ ages may ve 1ecoverec (rom ume to Lime as Payment wiil the twen’y per centu compietion of the ovnt. the ssid beef and Bnd received, and bi agents, re=peouvely, duly pproved by the commandants of the respsotive navy yards, according to the terms of the con- To! The parts of beef to be excluded will be particn lariyd maicd Im the engraving to be otiached to t. LETSOMS interested Cam obtain them tion at this office. ted (and 6 Whose Proposals shail be Bone «thers) will be forthwith notified, and as tranemitted sory as pract:-avle 8 contract will be reta to the Buresa within ten days, exclusive ular on jons of waver in tauks, 10d to be provided with a condenser f tilling potable water, To be schooner rigged. ~—s a rudder at cach ond, properiy protected by @ oi Pore Department desires to have the hago - tainadle speed, which must be stated in the offer, together with the length of time it can be main: tained, and uantity of coal that can be oarried to them for execution, which contract must pars, rigging, Sochore, au cooking Gpparatus steam machinery aud spare work, ipments for s f meyer! of war com- lor 8e& service, And welt ortiet ae ea sro rr 6 ce of his * deemed botificalion thereof witha the mean of tne act of 1846, and hie bic will be made ao- waren in ccatovmaity with this on ae ‘ery oO! mad a S0oom psu - rected ‘in the 6ih section of the poe g making appropriations for the naval rervice for 1846 * roved J Avgust, 1845,) by - b more ree, ible tagt he or they undertake thet ili, uf his or tneir bid be ac- cepted, enter into an ob:igation within ten ood acd sufficient sureties, io furnish TO! st be acoompaniad the cer. the Unite States rot ect, Cnited district snOy, OT LRvY Sgent thet the to make good pan ‘Bocompa- e end revi and the ih emberot the firm, w a ry of ih the Christiaa names written in muet plete and read; ready to receive ber ‘s, men, Srmament, stores, provisions, and for steam means. armament, stores, provisions, and fuel will be furnished by the Goverument. ‘© specifications must fuily describe the ma 8 to be used,the method and size the size, material, fi detail of * ial cluded im allotment of machinery cab ions. tore otment of &: [OF accom! ions rooms, magasine, and shell-rooms, disposition of the coal, &o. to ) the deok— he boilers and engines beer 4 iy the may be above; t than thir! aes © inoh, ~{ be weed ite padaie: ng. Upon sppliostion to the Commandant of any navy yard the ler can see the list of equipments re- used for the propeller gun-boate,to which, ss far practicable, these are to conform, and for wich convenient stowage it to be provided. . ill state the least time wit in wh | sea t to complete the vesss! for stoh uavy yal fusrantes. wil agre deliver her a be distinotiy stated fu 2% lawiw BMA OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL F - rin set aT vA. Mrs, 8, J. MoCORMICK, Paincirat, ual of tals lastitubon maples ss ae sd im their specifications snd and bi) must be accompanied by names of guaractors that if awarded they will execute E eal dt f Gi it contract, e usual conditions of Government oo; 's willbe ovserved. Payments to be made at four d.fferent intervais, as the work p ses, retain- Cy of the whole amount for ninety days plier 6 that lelivery of the vessel, to repair any a fects may be disco wn thattime trial at sea. iis me | guarantee be inserted of tue fal the condition of speed, » Satisfactory working t mao hivery, &0., with s forie.ture in case Wu: 1 reputation of bidders as successful steam- ap builders wilt hey weight, and the propo. just state marine eteam. Duildi they intend “the “ihe TOPHAN’S GR va swiew TRUNE NUFACTORY, 99 Savanra Brauer, Wasninezon, D.C. M by land Institute o ee es Ly oe Spchcnmaretee a eae ee, Fuses Sy ny a oe ree Stationery [am co: