Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1861, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVBRY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BU NGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue Bleventh st. ar Ww. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at $48 year, or 37 ceata 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 19 cents a week. Sin- gie copies, ons cunt; in wrappers, rwo cunts. {[7 Avventisements should be sent to the Office before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may not sppear until the next day. THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO. A few months since I was standing on the field of Waterloo, on the anniversary of that great battle. The fields were waving with the ripening grain, just as they were on that me- morable morning, before being trodden down squadrons As 1 stood where stood, on the ridge occupied by the jish lines, and surveyed the entire field, and looked down on the narrow valley where the fate of all Europe was once put up and battled for, a world of conflicting emotions struggled for the mastery within me. The magnificence and pomp of that stern array was before me, and my ear seemed distinctly to catch the a shot that opened the con- flict. * * * * * The it battle of Europe was to be fought. All its Ei stood looking on with breathless interest, hs Ay thrones an The feelings of t! two great military chieftains themselves, as they thus for the first time stood face to face, and battled for a continent, were stirred. The British veteran, wiping the sweat from his brow, exelaimed, ‘‘O that Biucher or night would come The next moment an immense body of French cavalry came thun- dering down on one of the English squares. It had already become weakened by the loss of whole ranks which the French artillery had mowed down, but withstood the desperate shock with true bravery. The French came down at s plunging trot, then breaking into a gallop. fell like a roek hurled back from a mountaia, they recoiled from the shook. Driven to desperation by the repeatedly foiled attempts, they stopped their horses, and eoolly walked them around that brave square, and whenever a man fell dashed in. Suen dee- perate resolution, such recklessness of life, be- gwn, at length, to tell on the conflict. The aare began to shake and waver, when Wel- Togton came dashing up with his guard; they opened and he was in their bosom. The c! was in their keepi: is fate voluntarily thrown into their hands, those British bearta could not yield. Rank after rank fell, but not a man stirred from his footsteps. The French length gave it up, and retired to their posi- Again: on separate squares, were those ifie char, made, and again, as -they red, did Wellington fling himeeli in their midst. . Thus, from 11 in the morning until 4 o’elock in the evening had the battle raged, when a dark object was seen to emerge from a distant wood. ro and larger it grew till a whole column si revealed, with banners warin; in the breeze. Blutcher and his Prussians ha come! Both armies saw that the hour had ar- rived for a final issue. Banaparte then rode up to his old and well-tri mperial Guard, that had not been in battle allday. Placing himself their head, he led them half way lope, when he halted and addressed impetuous and fiery manner He told them that the fate of the battle and that of France was in their hands. He was an- swered by those devoted hearts, ‘‘ The Empe- ror forever'’’ with a shout that rang over the storm of battle, and was heard along the Brit- ish lines. Then he placed them under Ney, with orders to force the Britieh center, and revent the junction of Blucher with the allied forces. That hitherte-invincible guard came down in beautiful order and array, and with hearts burning with high hopes. They knew that thetr Emperor and the civilised world were looking te | carried thrones and kings as They needed nothing to fire their courage. No drum, er trampet, or martial strain obeered them on. No bugle sounded the charge. In perfect arder and dead silence they moved over the plain. Above them soared the French eagle no power had ever yet wrested from their grasp, and on them was the eye of Bonaparte. The allied army saw with awe and dread the approach of that unconquerable legion. The terror of Europe wason the march. Fora moment the firing ceased along the lines. The battle was hush- ed. The mufiled tread of that magnificent le- jon alone was heard. The sudden calm was £. t momentary. The artillery again opened like a volcano on the foe. Whole ranks went down before the destructive fire, yet they fal- tered not for a moment. Over their fallen comrades, with the same steady front, they moved on, across the valley and up the slope. Before their cool, resistleas charge the English lines melted like frostwork. They took the last fire of the artillery full on their bosoms, then walked over the cannon, artillerymen and all, On, on, like a resistless wave they swept, carrying everything down in their passage, till they approached within a few of where Wellington stood. All seemed lost, when a rank of men who had Jain fiat on their faces bebind a low ridge of earth, suddenly heard the ringing order‘ and at’em!”’ They started w earth, and in the very of the mangled Guard. They recovered from this discharge as if smitten with a sudden blow. A second and third followed. They reeled and moment, and then. tarned and fled. bi tle was over. The thunder of the first cannon came at in- tervals on the night air, telling where Blucher trod down the foe. Wellington had left to bim the pursuii, and was fending back his weary and bleeding army over the battle field. The fall round moon oe the quiet heavens, lighting the mangled masses of buman fiesh tha: _ down the field. Here an epaulet, ther: vered sword flashed back in its beams. Groans loaded the i death-shriek came at intervals on the air. Wellington wept. The excitement and rageof the battle was over, and his heart sickened at the awful scene before him. On the surface of two square miles it was ascertained that fifty thousand men and horses were lying. ———_++0- Usios Max Hore wits a Grape Vive. — Stephen Lunsford, of Crawford county, was taken by five secessionists on Monday night, and suspended by the neck with a grape vine. His executioners, su ing him as good as dead, left him—but he had stre: enough to ualoosen his hands, which were tied in front of him with s bridle rein, and, with a powerful effort drew his jack-knife from bis pocket and eut himself loose. The outrage took place four his captors were Ephraim D. Harris, W. B. Roach, Wm. Andrew, ard Harrison and John Hansel. Lunsford has come on and jeined the Union troops in this place.—S:. 7 ™ MONT R . says: This dreadful disease is er py fearful extent in some the parts State. hedey 3s Sp Seseeneet, ad Behats ton, several dea Ve ec’ . Twoo poe Mr. John Elion, of oe died recently. They were first attacked with canker rash, and after runuing a few days oie a theria set iu,rapidly carrying them of~ Within eight days up to and including last Tuesday, there have been eight funerals in Cambridge caused by it. In Bridgewater there have been twenty-eight deaths of the same disease since last autumn, three of the num! family. ————— igh pa ey aap of asteamer at St. J y a een eepiok: 98 don’ Weer bi teen ph sg = toeay ou fiat eaject. ese eS, Sey an Eben ye, XVIII. ? Tig Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1861. N&. 2.670. Capacity of the Country te Sustain War. her timorous or uninform- somewhat ast at the P it of a $500,000,000 loan, with the pos- sibility of its being bled or trebled by a continuance of the war. Such persons may be reassured by comparing our means and prob- able exertions with those of Great Britain in her tremendous struggle with France and the half of Europe, for twenty-three years, or from 1793 to 1818. We condense and set down in the n it millions a few of the most prom- inent statistics of that continental war. At the commencement of the war, entered upon by England against the principles and wishes of at least one-third of the natioa, the d Scotland Ireland population of England, Wales, was somewhat less ten millior = | be ‘‘counted out’’’ i isorderly rebellious, and requiring a guard over it- self rather than furnishing men and money for Daring these twenty-three years, the whole outlay of the ish Government was $8,500,000,000—or, stating it in more strik- ing form, eighty-five hundred rillion dollars ; more than double the whole property valua- tion of Great Britain then, and nearly as much as that of the United States at present. Nearly one-half this enormous sum, or $4,183.000,000 was expended on the war alone: $1,924,000,000 for the pay: $1.641,000,600 for the navy ; $355,000,000 for munitions of war; $263,000,000 for subsidies—in wainer phrase, for hiring foreigners todo their fighting. The yearly outlay, in all, 000,000, and for the w: almost continuous, $182,- 000, And this immense expenditure was in our case, made at home, so that the money, merely ing fiom hand to hand, would still re: in the possession and active use of the nation; on the contrary, a large part of it, probably more than one-half,was laid out and permanently lost in continental purchases. Yet, ander the pressure of this tremendous load, England struggled through the contest, not only with steps scarce staggering, except in two or three years of bad crops, and in the fixed suspension of specie payment by the Na- tional Bank, but with a large increase in tho sum total of her wealth, and an advance in al- most every branch of industrial exertion. The specie was continuously and largely drawn from the vaults, till, in 1797, when the coin was reduced to five and a half millions of dollars, the frightened directors were relieved by # temporary permission of the Privy Coun- cil to suspend specie payments. The suspen- sion was afterwards legalized by Parliament, and continued by fresh enactments to the year 1833. During the first twenty years of this suspension the entire gold mintage was but fifty-five millions of dollars,while in the seven years ensuing it was one hundred and fifteen millions of dollars. In one single year—the last—of that great war, the government expen- diture was six hundred and forty-nine millions of dollars.while the specie in the Bank of Eng- land was but little more than $10,000,000. If it be asked how England not only stood up, but mainly prospered, against this pro- digious drain on ber resources for twenty-three years, the answer lies in the faot of her vast improvements in machinery, which enabled ber to manufacture for all nations, while her domination of the sea gave her the outward and inward commerce of the world. We are twice as able as England was tocarry on & war, even of great length and of those buge di: sions; for our population—saying nothing of the neutral States—is the exact double, and our wealth more than the double of England in 1793. Specie from all quarters pours in a jeaseluss flood; the money of our ban talista lies idle and rust- ing, and our imports are greatly reduced ; our exports of breadstuffs much larger than ever. Under these circumstances it is clear that we can, if necessary, incur and comfort- ably carry « debt of one thousand or even two thousand million dollars, and pay it off, interest and principal, A. D. 1909. _ — U7 In the case of the Rey. Henry Budge, tried at Kome, Oneida county. , the jury, on the 29:h ult, rendered a verdict of acquitial. ‘{t will be recollected that Mrs. Budge was found in her dead, with her throat cut A coroner’s jury zendered a verdict of suicide, but a subsequent inquest was held and the husband charged with ber murder. A trial was bad and the above ver- dict was rendered. OxpNance Stupsnts —The Secretary of the Navy bas ordered sixty men to be selected from eactr receiving ship and sent to Washington in detachments of not mere than six at one time, as they may be required They will be known as ordnance students, and will taught naval gur- nery, and appointed toslling frigates as yunners as vacancies occur. The pay of a gunuer is $1,000 Gey. Porg to Take THE Fretp—Gen. Pope left 8t Louis on Monday for Quinoy, for the pur- pnee collecting a sufficient force to drive the hieves and marauders that now infest Northeast Missouri from the State. The troops destjned for this work will be mainly drawn from lowa and Missouri, with some regiments from Illinois The place selected ass rendezvous has not trans- pired, but it will probably be Keoku Brook! has bad much excitement from a abocking crim. con. case, in which Nicholas L. Barlow, a well-known merchant of that city, asks damages of $20.000 for the Infidelity of his wife, John Asker, a clerk, who resided in the family. being the defendant. The circumstances a Eeatel inthe extreme. Mrs. Barlow sues for iivorce in the City Court. 1*The Ilinois State Fair, to be heid at Chi- cayo, commences on Monday, the 9th inst , and will continue throughout the week. Two bun- dred acres of m{ficent prairie ground has been appropriated to the site. ify" It is said that the Secretary of War, at the commencement of the battle of Bull Run, im- lored u certain Pennsylvania regiment to ‘‘strike for their homes,” and they did so at the rate of ten miles an hour. witeane Bristol County Agricultural bacpers holds its thirty-niath annual Cattle Show an Exhibition, at the grounds in Taunton on Tues- day and Wednesday, the Ist and 2d of October. Increase of receipts of flour and wheat at Milwaukee, from Jan. 5, 1860, to Aug. 19, 1561, is enormous. Increase of flour, 146,515 bbis.; of wheat, 4,236 927 bushels. 17~ Two men are under arrest on suspicion ef intending to assassinate Governor Pierpont, of Western Virginia. The Richmond government barseta price upon Gov. P ’s head {-Army officers, who had long been ac- qnainted with Gen. Magruder, briieve that the burning of Hempton wae ordered by him ina G#unken frolic. ¥ 7" The Atlantic House, at Newport, has been hired by the government fer the locatien ofa branch of the Naval Academy there during the ‘winter. acy Farle dJetters say the bankers in that cit id take the whole of the American loan, {f necesssry—just to spite the London Stock Ex- tres patches of snow still remain on the rn side of Mt. Madisoa—W hite Moun- talns—at an altitude of about 4,000 feet above the Sea. t in New Orleans, secured Negotiabie collet gocs Sal at three per ceat. a month. Secesh is rather hard on cash. (~ Jobn Mitchell’s two sons fought with the Conf deratea at Bull Ruu—the younger being brevetted on the field for his gallantry. U~ It isstated that fecoasly ene firm in Shetfield manufactured In the space of three months no less than 280 tons crinoline steel. UF Government recruiting in the loyal States SveCey new shies O90, @ day, and no fuss made bout Itefther quantity of coal mined in Y¢ vad >, inst 8,500,000 tons. fe ee tei aa 7-The Bulletin ts reduced to the ‘At Grisie’s late farewell inthe i Palece, there were (74 people, 177 The ermgration at New York this yesr sbert oniy about 6 Wu, compared with ‘Otho; King of Greece, isabout to visit Rad ‘ bs EDUCATIONAL. asi Monday nex aorta io on Mon: mm ber 9th at her reside: No, 426 Kleventh treet, between Handi ets. Terms made known on ap- lication, se 2-1meo (GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, . (Miss HaRRover’s,) No. 151 West st,, between Congress and High sts, a daties of this Institutien will be resumed on the ret Monday in Beptamber next i e ation of parents gu aos 10 ularly called to the Class i Calathenios, Ke * ich will be formed on Monday. the 9 h inst , bi ae of the **Lewis Normal Institute of ‘sical Educatio: he former pupils are earnestly s0- licited to attend the Cinass _ INSTRUCTORS. Miss E. W. Wright, Mre, Geoilia Young, ‘ M. E. J. Kaufman, Mr_ W.C. Berga: er, A. Zappone.M D. _ Charles de Frondrat, ‘ou! lon btained at the Bookstores, or by addressing the Principal, 86 3-lw MISS HARROVER. LEASANT VIEW SEMINARY.—The duties of this Schoo! will be resumed on the second Monday in September Terms $160 for board and tuition in the English branches Pr ee, of ten months, Address _ EECH se2 2w* Hyattsville. Prince George's co.. Ma. SUMMER RETREATS. Sr ga 2 Sr eral err ei EA ‘BIN D SAFE RETREAT, S : Ty Pont Lan oen Martnnee This oe ebrated Bothing Place, situated at : pada yo Wi oth of June, 1a jo: je Sellescieg the water, Kinds, Oysters, Crabs, &c. , very Sescriptoo of Siping tackle will be kept kK, $12; seoond week, iets; okdres and colored ser: > mer St. Nicholas leaves Washington woaday 8% m. an) timore on Friday at 4 m. The half past 2 o’olook p. m. train from Wa: ington will connect at Baltimore with the boats, fencking Foss Lookout daily ; & 80, tri-weekly singe from Washington, by way of Leonardtown Add-egs the proprietors, at Point Lookout, Washington, D Alexandria, Va. m 3I HEFLEBOWER & CO, Prop’rt HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. The Twelfth Annual! Session will commence September 2, For particulars nquire of the Prin- cipal— ts. Z. RICHAR Bu 17-Im Corner of Fourteenth and Far HILL ROARING SCHOOL, OR GIRLS, AT Sanpy Sprinc, Mp. This Institution, which has beex in successfal operation for the past ten years. wil commence its eusuing regular term on the Ist of the 10 mo. (Mo- tober) next. For circulars. containing further infor- mation In regard to the school, apply to WM. H. FARQUHAR, &u Sl-eolm* Olney P, O. \ORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. Cc. Avevst, 1861, ae vu , 1861, The sugroises of this Institution will ‘esumed Ongthe firat Monday of September. Terms for B&rd and Tuition per annum, $200, payable half- yearly, in advance. For further partioulars spel to the President— au 18-Imeo iN EARLY, S.J. CoLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Wasxineton, D, C. Department opens its session on Piednesday. ptember llth. The Cissses in the Philosophical and Classiosl Department have their first exercises Wednesday, September 25th. for catalogues or further information apply to - W. SAMSON oe Qu 13-2awéw — (Republican.) L AFAYETTE INSTITUTE ’ A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 367 | street, between 13th and i4th. Scesion wil! commence on MONDAY, Septem- ber 9t'. Circulars at Bookstores. Reference made to resident Clargymen, Senators Foot, Foi ter, Harris, Wade, Trumbull, Harlan, and othe L. C., LOOMIS, A. Muy au 10-8, T&T, tn Brinoipal. BROCOKEVILLE acaDEMY. The next session will commence September 2d. Boys are prepared for college or for business. For oatalogue please address, at Brookevijle, M: . B. PRETTY M. The Ereparatory Bresident. M., Principal. T. MATTHEW’S ACADEMY, Cor. 18tH +t. ann New York Av., Washington, D.C. roises of tais Institution will be resumed in September. T: per ee: sion of five mi » from 87 to $16; payable advaxce. The German and French /anguage: Music, Drawing and Painting, form extra charg: For particulars apply at the [ustitution, Bu 24-2weo SC#00L FOR Miss M. P. DUNCA September n denoe, No 91 su tim Ss NG LADIES. will, on Mont t, resume her ns avenue © has made to receive alimited number of pup: Su 27-r0Sw SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS, No. 277 1 8r., Conner 171TH This Sel i! reopen on Monday, September at Hookstores. For farther infor- hes ‘Dr. 3. L. Loomis, Professor L. C ‘erences—Dr, 3. * omis, Professor L. 8u %-eo2w Loomis T FEMALE EDUCATION, HOSE Parente who wish their daughters to re- oetye & thorough and systematio education, where their phystoal training will receive daily and specia. attention. under the most approved system of Calis- thenios and Gymnastics, are respeot{ully invited to visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four- M mation call toes th et. and York av. MR. & MIS, Z. RICHARDS, Prinatpals. NOTICE STOCK OF DRY GOODS SELLING OFP At Greatiy Repucep Priczs To Close Business. The undersigned. Trast-e of R. Brice Hall, c st respeotfu ly cal] the attention of R.B f id the panes in general to ad will continue to sell all look on hand st grestly r prices, to close opt the business as sibls, HEO. SHECKE ing for & long time ocoupied 0.978 and 375—thieis to notify. all the goods of both stor: tore 0, 373, where all bar, id net fal to ; SHECKELS, ‘Trustes, GREGORY'S STOVE HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, constantly on band complete as Exrire ersons that Placed in 5 'OVES, & Pg io & general axsortment uf Piannished W: manner 8nd at Remember, 321 Pas. avenue, second door th et, south aide, eee W. J. GREGORY. BOYS’ CLOTHING. ecei ved rae the last day or twoa large assortment of BOYS’ SPRING CLOTH- N embracing all styles of low-priced, medium, = fine syalites, witch we yelling &t very OW priess for cash. = ALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa, av., between Ith and 10th ate. m2 (Intelligencer and Republican.) CHOOL BOOKS, Ss WHOL Beate AND RETAIL. at exceedingly low prices. nd private schools. Bramater for introduction Bt 20 cents. WM BALLANTYN E\4 98 Ith et, s02-1w : ‘Above Odd Vellows’ Hall 8. MAIL ington ani vag AGE LINE Between Wash- ookville leaves otel, oor. 8th and D sts.. ORNING (Sundays ex- 7 o’olook, and Con ie iy. On Batulays to Frederick return . mae sure re Lit H BENS: COOLEY. su 22-im* RESUMED puey $2 The Ln ae wot nines as a licensed Pawn ealing in ell business trans~ ENOCH WARD. je OTATOES! we, TATOES! 50,000 bushels prime Western Meroers will be sold this season at No. — Pennsylva: of nd st. First osr-lo to-day, Give us 6 trial, and we shall give you satisiac- coe, Oni ota ane and Kentucky money, in good stand'ng. 2 . au 20 Pat J. W. STEELE & CO. UTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGs. 60 firkins Fresh New York Butter, 35 bi mall and rte size, ens goo! king Butter, 4" bexes prime Cheese, For sale at 450 Eighth st , between Pa. and D st. (au Si-8*) D. E. DUTR AT THE oLe PAWN OFFICE. ; Back fy fotel, canoes mundo og Geld and ak ewe ms ii ‘Merchsndine,’ Busi DENTISTRY. J H. PEABODY, M. D., SurcicaL anp Ma- cuamicaL Denrist, having taken rooms at No. 276 Pa, avenus, be ¥ ae —) t respectfully solicit s the public patronage, in the vario his profession. TEETH. M Loomis. M; D.,, re inventor ofthe MINERAL PLATE TE. de personally at his office .n ti it es Bny persons can wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others Who cannot wear these, 'ersons calling st my o! with any style afd price o: br tl whe are can be accommoaated toe they may desire; rtioular &nd wish the pure: od most perfect denture t! one 5 ue, the MINKRAL PLATE will be ore fully warranted, ooms in this city—No. 338 Pa. ave! bet oth and loth ats, Also, 907 Arch street, Phi-adsl oo phia. GAS FITTING, &. - WM T. DOVE & Co, RE Now prepared to exeoute any girders with eo Which they favored in the PLUMBING, eAv'OR BPE am FITTING {CJ Store on Sth strect, « few doors north of Pa, NDELIERS apd ottes Ome SPER a iS other a R FIXTURES. hadels soca 01 WAT I SNYDER. th PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER as removed to the corner of Tweifth and F sts, He is prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon t favorable terms, and guaranties entire otion. Hoehas on hand a lot of COOKIN STOVES, which he will sel! less than ect aenes Wishes to get rid of them. no 17 We petite Eee ane 0 and are dal. ving, PIZPORES resuroe NSS Pater Gs CAS and Fine papecer in aye to anything heretofore for this market, © invite citizens general ye vail and examire our stook of Gas and Water ix res, feeling oontident that we have the best AT Workin the xbone foe trueted te eur care TK Line will be Promptly attended to, = — & McGHAN. Y. mar é-tt MYEh 376 D street. OF *° OG FUYERTGE AND SEALER ERY GIVEN. Fiat antes. eechies ee WEN. Fiat a Cor- , the undersigned registration o} meter in ev moter, oud incorrect. wi d_ marked anol . an sctinits piaco, If prov: br pooner] of cas, it will be esatea acco-dingly, SgeiD pul 3 position lor use, o & Serene arate, (pear Gad Fel- 5 Trom’@. m., to . m. HARLES W. CUNNINGHAM, c: 18-tf Inspector and Sealer of Gas Netors, ‘SCHWERIN'S Amuibiiating Powder Is the only k and Dest artisie’ te exterminate Roaches, Bed Bucs, SS Ants, Moths, Flies, Fleas, Garden Worms Vine Bugs, &e, It contains no poisen, re sure desth to Rats . Sohwerin has received certificates dent of Girard College, Directors o! Pennayi van Hospital titutions ulate bie 5 C.; and Charity Hospital igins) certifioat be tthe he pot ts i Si esegucetg eure seoeeat E OF U. Us [MI IONS. DARE 'Or sPUKious arrar 4 'o" ma SCHWERI and Mice, M i: Bs) werin’s Annihi- wader None genuine unless signed M. ScHwxzin. 15-6me0 FOR STAMPING 4 PACKET OF PAPER AND EXVELOPES TO MATOCR, atthe METROPULITAN BOOKSTORK, PHILP & SULOMONS, Agents for Lawrense’s esle>rated Linen Papers “ Metrepotiian Mills,” &c., €¢. *.. bet, 9th and 10th sts, HOTEL, KEPT BY P, corner ol rm. oo M-ly HE EVROPEA) HiRiGH atthe avenue ani leventh street, mn iy improved resents aa now offers, greater Infesoments for patronage of cifisens. it) it Noe ng lean than those o’ nay, other 03 is ices tel on eon. avenue, god his sccommodati it per t or trénsient boarder: le. uropean Ho! being, oan the ledres unremitted atten nue ay gars ailtogive the Gerovean Hotel wosil. Y deett WwW 2 TRAVELING TRUNKS. R, Diter r sale the | ng ELING TRUN y os comp! ‘ts v oe ress 8 joes, Oar; 0., Which we are now very WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Penn. avenue. ee ETE sie ws ir vi sre bet. apt aeeioee - ee i the it. We have in store s au large assortment ‘wear, whic) pee selling 8 BERS eee rate ususily, WALL, STEPBENS & CO.. 2a, wate, between 9th and 10th ets, Clntel. & Repub.) I have one of the best establishments, and ished with s complete sot of tools for pair very fine Watches, par ion gf to the same, it wor! ow pepe jes " Bfectual 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. ack, Stricvares, Affections of the vow@usary pote ngs, Dimness of Throat, Nose or Skin, Affection Lungs, Stom- ach or Bowele=these Terrible Disorders arming ‘Soli- tary Habits of Youth—chese Dreadful and Destructive Prac- tices which render Marriage impossible, and destroy both Body and Mind. YOUNG MEN the victims 2 of talenis and brilliant intellect, temiog Senate to ecetacy the living lyre, may call with MARRIAGE. Mannixp Pansons, or Young Men ceutemplatiog being of yeical ‘weakness, organit de! edily cured. Mar- bility, ander the care of Dr. J. may religi- 7 his honor as « gentleman and confidently rely upon his akill axa physician. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST. few doors from DR. JOHNSTON, Meinber of the Royal Collegs of Surgeons, London, grade- om. one of che most eminent Colleges i the grenter part of whose life nt is of Looden Paris, Piniadelphia and leew some of the moet astonishing eures that many troubled with ringing in the ervousn a ees with freq’ bh wgement of mu 'E PARTICULAR NOTICE. o felt even when heir declining b nervous and DISEASES OF IMPRUDENC: When them or ot f pl he has imbsbe Deppens that an ill- frofa apply in, bility, cam alone befriend ignorant and designing pre: ef curing, filch hie pecuniary subst moath after month, of . DR. JOHNSON’S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAENESS AND IMPOTENCY. By this great and imy {remedy weakness of the or; azo speedily cured and full vigor Thomsande row biltated, Lf diments to Marriage, Physical or Mental Disgeal- iscations, Lace of Procreaicn boetr, Mervess ievieabig Trembling and Weakness or Exhaustion of ibe mest fei ‘NDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. PRE MANY THOUSANDS cared at this instivetion within the last seventeen years, and th f : ed by Dr. papers sed many . and again Eideo his standing se a geatlomanol character and ree dility, ie sufficient guarantes te the eficied. mar is-ly SSS PFoPosats FOR REVENUE VESSELS. Treasury DeraRtMEnt, Washington, September. ies. ¢ The Department will receive proposal 20m ponies by mode! nd specifications. until 2 o'clock Mo: September, 1861, for the gomple'e constuction and eq Two Steam Screw Revenue Vessel and of Thres Steam Sorew Revenue Vesseis of 00 tors each United States measurement. Proposals only be considered from sucoresful steam -hip but ders actusily eagage! in that busi- ness, and the name of the marive steam engine es tablishmert at whioh the hinery isto be made must be «tated and will have due weight The load draQ} of water of the vessels of 750 toi must not exceed ten (10. fest, and they wi!l bs with one rifled pivot gun of 8,000 Ibe. weigh SR pounder guns of 42 owt., and one heavy navy 2% oped howitzer on the top. isnt forecast ‘he complement for each vest be 12° perso osrrying provisions for sixty 4 2.800 gallo of wate: in tanks; 'o be farm: ith a oordencer for distilling potable water. 7 'e@ schooner sTigged, w th fying Bre Bai, to et Gring. f water of the vessels of 6%) tons muat not exceed PH feet, and =r ‘will be armed, each, with one rifled p:vot gun of 6,500 Ibs. weight, two 32-pounders of 42 owt., a pounder howitzer on the top gi The canons Br each vessel will be - Tying provisions for 6) xt: ‘Sys, Bo « water in wank oe tobe furnished wi oopdeussr for distilling p ‘table water. _ i he vessels to be Sonooner rigged with flying caff topenile, equare sai, yard t flying. The proposals rust be forthe hull, spsrs, rig- Fins: sails And canvas work, mSst costs, awnifics, ammacks aod bagr, be Qnchors and cables, tank ‘ks, binuacl»: bells, urniture for osbins ied o equipments and ou‘fits of aay l. all spects ready fo receive her ofoers, mn, provi- s:0°8, and & mamen' d Bt Once proceed to sea. The armament,provisions, nautica! instruments, and charts only wil. be provided by the Govera- it, t is desirable to have the nigest attairable epeed, Spee murt be etated in the offer, togeth ‘with the length of time it oan be maintained anc the quantity of coos! that can be osrried in buokers for that speed, which should. not be less than ten days o! four hours esc The specificstions must describe full Sheed ma- teria! to be used; the manner and sige of faetening; the detail of the mize finish,and arangement o} the machinery, and of the various equipments fi ded in the proposa.. muat be working drawings from which jinery oan be buiit, wing the for aocommodati seam room magszines, shell rooms dieposition of coal, acd ouny.nient stowage 5 must be provided. it is to be understo in the o uarantes will inserted of the fulfil 6 of wate: signing the contract or acceptance o/ the within which they will ecres to complete veq- y for sea deliver them st any porte The total amo t for walch hey the work asin oy whole ‘amount for’ ninety ( ativery of the vessel, to ir greates! mber ’ “f rete im ts oF 2 wil be sppointed by the Degatment to Teperiatond the jon and uipment of eno: ons, piens, end of parties contracts may 2 8 not obisining ema. 4 Staw & SUBSCRIBERS EBPECTFULLY rite feeenct ts tne NAVAL Ht ; such ae Indigo Biue C! meee , Epaulets, Laces, = te, Swords, Sword Knots, at, and all FILTERING c Orders int \ by This exoelient Family and News Journsl— containing 8 greater variety of interesting read- ing than can be found in any other—is published on Friday morning TP "Single copies (in ) can be cured at the counter, ahem ey beng ofthe paper. Prico—THREE CEN@S. N*YY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1968 N. Dara Smspep Proposars. = ote Beet and “ Proposals "On =f At Pmisdelphis, Peni ax\enoh of tap avovernaned ° SS the Ist day of A ~h- uid ‘be required’ by the Chi the Ist day of yment to be made within thirty “Bidders mest specify their dustunctiy in on the ‘k, and for each o! >. places covering &!! expenses and ai! charges « The Beef must be from wel osttie, ree by the Ist «ay of Ootober, 188i, 7 of usry, 1962, mm ix hundred de, th ton Sad ends of sticking pir ounds from the neck of eech fore-q x 6 3,4, ant 5. on the draw- i be attached to andta iyo part | be wholly xoinded with SE —_ fe. 0 Kiwe the meaga ind smooth appearance, in than eight pounds, mor more them tereloe rorne Pork must be packed from — a hogs, tered betwe: ‘mi! * and weighing 2 : joi lard, and @ sa and ng not less than ax poupts sgh. jeef sod Pork mrat be salted wi least one statute bushel of Turk’s Is May, Key West 0) one sixteenth ofan inon be of the internal capacity of thirty-two anJ the iron hoops mast be well painted with red leed. tach barrel must be branded by tygn-y Lod head “ Navy Beef,” or “ Nayy Pork y ith the contractor's name and the cked, and weight; and rhail iso he by - ed on the bung stave with the letter B.or P., ae the case may be. : RT | end oxen. ee jo ed by the Chief of this Bureau, be inspected by luspecting Officers at the respective Navy Yards fopeasid, ad by eo salted by th = ian have Sat turns pa © eatisigotion com- of the reepeotive Navy \} erds aforesaid, alter inspection, and at their own expense. scum eo ‘Two or more approved sureties ns s ogual Ep | one naf the estimated smouat of ps required, and twenty per cen! withheld irom amount of made, 6e colisteral security for the ree! ith‘ul periormavee of which w li on no scoount be psid unt ed with in aii respects tracts are compl forfeited to un silure to com sciibed period. Pf contractor to deliver all o a ° mantioved. 1 > laces above pro’ . the con! fre United Sta! it and to tee oe lign eit Bod pay at be es, & sum of money Amoant of the cuntract price to id in oat the ac.ual delivery thereof ; which uidated das ages may be recoveres from time to lume aa acorus ty wil be made by the Unil States at the periods abuve specified, (ex the tweaty per centum to be withheld completion of the contract, es before stated,) the said beef and pork shal! have been » Bou reeeretonean bills for aga reseu 0 DAVY agents, ree iv, duly Spproved by the commandants of the navy yards, socording to the terms of the con- The parts Of beef to be excluded will be particn lariy d-signated tm the engvaveng to be attached to the contract. £ersoms wnterested cam obtain them Bauders whose proposals shall cation at th: OM GPP ion rer fice. is ea eae none others) will be forthwith notifes, early a practicable s eoutract wil! be tied ive 4 a tue a rome =H wo dare. time required for the reg’ " AEE or duplicate of she atin bidder of the deemed making epprop’ rey ity wi Ls for © navel fone for Toth of huguet iba) be a Tig Sera the bial ler or bidders will, if his or tneir 80- oe iter into an ob! on wil ten 8. ood aid sufficient sureties, to oan must be socompanied by the eer- cate ‘of the ited States cistriot Jndge, iy 4 district attorney, or nary that suarantors are abie to good fr gus antes. No proposal will be red scoomps- nied So usrantes. ‘The of each be firm, or of 4 a a ieee edhoaer lareh, a stonn, olnthns, and - lar dealer in the article proposed ich fact, or the reverse, must be distinctly stated in the biae offered. Su 2% lawiw EMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL F TLbiANDRIA. Va: Mrs. 8. J. MoCORMICK, Pruncirat. mi € Gre oats