Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1861, Page 1

THE EVENING, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOQN, (SUNDAY BXCEPTED.) + AT THE STAR BUILD Corner of Penasylvania avenus and Eleventh st. BY W. D. WALLAOH. Papers served in packages by carriers at Sia year, or 37 cents per month. ‘To ma!) 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 cents a week. Sia- gic copies, ong cunt; in wrappers, rwo CENTS. i[}" Avverriaxuants should be sent to the Office before 12 o’cleck m.; otherwise they may Bot appear uatil the next day. y Fs _ SOUTHERN FACTS AND OPINIONS. The Federa} jcal Line—W: re bea Rebel chanel se Dicsans in sg $4 bel Camp—Virginia Shimpiasters, écc.; ke. THe wORTHREN STRATBEGICAL LIVE. The fs from the Frankfort (Ky. Yeoman, Aug. 27, an ——— We conceive the strategical line frout which to make a successful development of military foree the South, is — which ney run from Cumberland to ; Tenn; and its occa: on ly tarpenre lable from its strength, is the prime object of the Federal government. Richmond was never a point of military fm- portapoe, farther than tiat, in the possession of the Federal , it would no louger me: ace the lines of railway converging upon E Tennessee. Manassas Junction was on the line , in approach- ing the basis strategical line mhich covers the whole field. The col sof McCall and of Cox in the valley of the Kanawha were each destined to reach different points on the same ji ington to East Tennessee, with the view of acquiring access to the line we have indicated as the great line of strategical development. Foiled at Manassas, Scott will now organize the armies of the Potomac, the Shenandoah, the Kanawha and the Cumber- land, to renew attempts to gain possession of line. Itis to the last named army that Gen. Robt. Anderson (the gallant Major Anderson, of Fort Sumter fame) is assigned, with his headquarters at Louisville, Ky. It is for the use of Anderson’s column that muskets, artillery and munitions of war are new pouring into Kentuoky over the roads converging from Covington avd Louisville; it is for this camps are commenced at Hoskins’ and Crab Orchard, and elsewhere; for this that Ror- “seau’s brigade has moved from Indiana into —t for oe Green — m - tempti: speeches to rouse the people o! prom aie ins; for this that Lieutenant Nel- son, of the navy, is,detached for on-shore duty, to distribute arms in Kentucky, and thus by all these means, by a march through Ken- tucky, sustained by the Union party of Ken- tucky, a maroh of federal troops from the north, protected in their pear encampments in Ken- tucky,com nominally, if not fully, of Ken- tuckians, that the federal government expects Gon. Anderson to achieve the object of obtain- ing possession of the great line in question. That would be a sore a muity to the South, aod, inthe end, to the North also; for it would only result in prolonging the war for the pre- tended but unattainable object of reconstruct- ing a shattered Union. It is asked why the Ce of this line from Cumberland Gap of such strategical importance? We answer, because it divides the connections of the parts of the South from each other, separates the Carolinas from Tennessee, Virginia from Ten- nessee and the southwestern States, and ren- ders the Confederate States into bundles of fragments, not one of which could support or sustain the other, and of which each, in its turn, may be overwhelmed by a vastly supe- rior force to any it can, by its own resources, coramand. \7ith that line in possession, the Federal hope is that Hast Tennessee will revolt against the State government and the Confed- erate States; aod in that event the e of John Carlile & Co., played in Western Vir- ginis, of setting up a bogus State government, would be played out on a second theater, ine- vitably causing civil war in Tennessee, and giving to Scott's basis line and depot of mu- nitions of war all the support derivable from & people as thoroughly subjugated as ould desire. If he can occupy that line n State east of the Missi: ji on both flanks at the same time. With East ville itself from several directions. WILL THE! iB A REBEL ADVANCE? [Special Correspondence New Orleans Delta } Will there be an advance? is the question which engages all minds. At present the Lin coin Government is on the defeasi Lt ex- riences great difficulty in rais troops. he money is more easily ralsed than the troops. The relation of the two belligerents is now completely reversed. McClellan 1s ez- ercising all his genius and exhausteng the resources of the Goverument to hols Wash- ington aud Baltimore, while our govern ment is in condition to advance and drive hem b yond the Maryland line. Of the prac- tisability of this there is little doubt, the only discussion is as to its expediency. Those who advocate the advance beyond the Potomac justly and forcibly centend that it would never do to keep the army we now have in the field unemployed and exposed to the hardships of a winter in the fields and under tents; that.a large city like Baltimore will be n eded to secure shelter and supplies for so largea Sores; that we ows it to Mary! to emanci- ‘pate her freemen from the degrading tyrany of the Yankees, and affordjthem an opportani- ty of coe are whieh confederacy sh will attach ; that Virginia and the Con- federate States can never be safe from attack long as ington city, where were c b> in esy number and quality, can be so rap- idly concentrated; that a bold advance 1 a dispirited and demoralized foe is al- the most effective mode of a war car meeting 8 satisfac’ peace. have no 8; ive and ambitious views, but want peace and our independence. Will we never receive these from present fanatical aod of the North until we drive them into their own a — hence with by and menacing front, deman tees that they will stay within those imits; that will make a fair division of the asserts of the old Union, and will hence- forth refrain from DB conten ae ba (tg and property of our citizens’ The A decisive war policy’ is now ours. That icy demands the sdvance to Mason and » line. Se ee eae ee nae: that a weoks Produce a gen A be wt settlement of this 1 Sec thirty a avvoy7 art FI etx ina © — Eben ? mg Sta WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1361. Y. N°. 2.671. They have become ¢on Yerssnt with the management of the big guns. There is alsoa very éxcellent pattery of flying arti id yesterday ery company game up from Richmond with six large pieces, including a rified gun, two howitsers, and three other brass pieces and 59 horses. There is ® Baltimore company, and in its com ion and organization it resembles our Washington Artillery. There isan ample force here to re- pel any attempts to land a hostile force. The water defenses are under the command of Cap- tain Lynch, formerly of the U.S. Navy, and well known as the author of t ateresting book on the Dead Sea. He is an excellent offi- cer, and s the confidence of all the sol- diers un er hie. Cor. N.O. Delta, Aug. 21. VIRGINIA SHINPLASTERS PRONOUNCED WORTH- LESS. Ev. bank, every town and vill corpo- patina. oven th State iteclt, and private beck: ers, are deluging the State with wretched cur- recy, in notes from five cents to one dollar, Gold and silver are eagerly bought up at8 per cent. premium for these notes, and carefully boarded away. Of course this currency never ill be redeemed, and when it be bought up by those who have issued it, at an enormous shave—all of which will fall upon the ple and enure to the benefit of the Corporation. And yet it was gravely proposed that our banks should agree to oo-operate with banks which sanction and are engaged in this gigantio fraud, and re- ceive and pay out sonny Sager as they do their own notes. It may practicable for our banks to aid in giving value and strength to the issues of the Confederate Government, but when it is proposed to seduce or drive them into an alliance with bank false principles which prevail in this and other parts of the South, the people ought to be aroused to vigilance and stern resistance to all such achomes.—Correspondence N. O. Delta. DISEASE IN THE REBEL CAMPS The present is the try, (Fredricksburg, suffering from a prevalence of measles and typhoid fever. All the towns are burdened with a great number of sick, to whom the peo- ple never weary in acts of kindness and hoapi- tality. This sickness supplies an additional argument to the many others in favor of an early advance of our army.—Special corres- pondence New Orleans Delta. I regret to be compelled to give you a most unfavorable account of the health of our troops now inthe field. The inaction of the several large bodies of men in different portions of the Commonwealth, for three weeks past, must be attributed chiefly to the crowded state of their hospitals. In the peninsula the typhoid fever bas been prevalent, though happily not in malignant form. At Manassas and Aqui Creek, also, this nalady has prostrated a con- siderable number. In Richmond, or rather in the camps around it, fifty per cent. of the troops have been stricken down with the mea- sles. Private hospitals for the reception and better treatment of the inva have been peat from day to day, until every street, almost every equare of the city, has its long sick list, and the ladies are worn out in their attentions to the sufferers They do not weary in the spirit of their good work ; but excessive tching will exhaust the physical powers. As yet there has been no great fatality ng the thousands of cases, but just as soon dozen have been discharged as well, from a hospital, beds have been filled, and there is no diminution in the number of new cases.—Rich- mond correspondence Memphis Appeal. Since we pitched our camp here gloom and sorrow have saddened the countenances of owing to the distressing fact that disease an: death have prevailed among us. Our exposed condition during our camp on Bull Run, and the want of proper food and water, was a seri- blow to this regiment and to all the troops tl were likewise unfortunate. In proof of this I will mention that out of forty-seven hundred in the brigade, only twenty-three hundred reported for duty on the 20th inst., and companies that before ordinarily turned out an drill and parade from sixty-five to nine- ty men, do not tarn out now more than cight and ten files per day. The hardships and suf- ferings eonsequent upon the movements of Gen. Johnston's division of the army, which resulted in such a glorious success to our cause at Manassas, has, I dare prostrated fully one-third of hi E sound of musketry procl: he death of some Southern hero who has fallen a victim to dis- ease in the camp, and over whose grave blank cartridges are fired as the last military honor paid to the dead. UNION PEBLING IN EAST TENNESSEE. Weoconversed yesterday with a distingniched | ag oe from Augusta, jast on his return tom Virginia. He disclosed to us tacts and circumstances which prove beyond doubt that East Tennessee is rotten to the core on ¢ secession question. Hi road from nd our camps are ning home by that route. Their papers most rigidly soruti- nized by the couductors of this road, and in Some cases poor wounded soldiers came very near big thrown off the cars because their papers did not exactly suit the fastidious no- tions of those Union gentry.— Atlanta (Ga.) Intelligencer. +e Crmuxat Wast is from the Grafton Western Virginian : “ About seventy Government horses were sold at Webster, on Wednesday, at a loss of not less than fifty dollars each from the gost; chiefly all being the result of bad usage in sixty days; thus costing the Government fifty dollars per month for each two horse team for wear and tear of horse-flesh. And we noticed that many horses now in use look not much better off than those that were sold. It ia thus rendered plain enough that the. m: of the w eee are shamefully incom- their duties. Anybody knows that here is no méed of wearing out & horse in six ty days. awe Ben. McCulloch {ssafd to be a lot disciplinarian. His men are well \uipped. and are har, thirty, at den g whe th , Single or ; ose and fifty, and finally a number of opernatihty Lae its of age. In the town of larion, a place of phen peerage he pro- ers. || cured seven or eight hundred so Brot ofthe mc Her Dix, who ‘was killed {; skirm! in Missouri, was a editor of the Boston Juurnal and . He went ont to Iowa x-Governor to' deliver a Wright, of Indiana, bas con- ‘on Senator’ e time of delivery w! pry the be early in September. Guaxp Trottixe Maten.—Flora Temple borse John Morgan will trot at Oxford ik, Philadelphia, on Tuesday next. bPtay kare Rew, os man, woman and State, each would have $760... i EDUCATIONAL. _———— M OgaL. INSTITUTE, RS. CECILIA YOUNG Ul resume her Classes in Vooal Music on Monday next, “eptem- ber 9th at ber residence, No. 426 Kleventh erect, between Hand lets, Terms made known on ap- Plication, 86 2-\meo GEORGETOWN EMALE SEMINARY, (Miss Hamrover’s,) No. 151 West st., between Congress and High sts, ‘The duties of this Institution will be resumed on tho first Monday in September next. ‘The attention of parents and guardian: ularly called to the Cl i ehathoates Will be formed on Monday theg h ust , te of the ** eas Normal a tute of ¢ former pupils are oa! heited to attend the Cinss. InstRucTo! Mies E. W. Wright, M . K. J. Kaufman, Mr W, M.V.Harrover, A. Zap rdette, . Char! may be obtained at the Bookstores, or by add the Pri L este ne 8 PrNOPS es HARROVER. PLEAANT. VIEW SEMINARY.—The duties of this Schoo! will be resumed on the second Monday in Septemhar Terms $160 for board and tuition in the English branches for oo of ten Miss M KEECH i 802 2w* Hyattsville, Prinos George's co, Md. [RE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY, The Twelfth Annus! September 2. For part inquire of the Prin- oipal— Mrs.Z: RICHARDS, sul? im Corner of Fourteenth and K sts. AIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL, F FOR GIRLS, ° Ar Sanpy SPRino, Mp. ws natittion, which has beez in successful ration for the past ten years. will commsnce its ecsuing regular term on the Ist of the 10 mo. (c- tober) xext. For circulars. containing further infor- mation in regard to o sghool Bpply to . FARQUHAR. ty P.O. ioh sical y 60- hy on will commence Bu St-eolm* (GEORGE TOWN COLLEGE, D. Cc, Avavst, 1861. ‘The exercises of this Institution will be resumed on the first Monday of September. Terma for Board and Tuition pér annum, $200, payable half- yearly, in advance. ‘or farther particulars sppix to the President— a 13-Imeo. N_EARLY,8. J. Departiney A NeTON, ry Department opens its se on Wednesday, September Lith. The Cias the Philosophical and Classical Department their first exercises Wednesday, September 25th. for o8talogues or farth: firestion appl to G. W. SAMSUN * su 13-2awiw (Republican.) Bresident. SCHOOL FOR = we YOUNG LADIES. Miss M. P. DUNCAN will, on Monday, the 24 of September next, me her School at her resi- denoe, No 21 Indiana avenue. She has made ar- rangement to receive a limited number oi pupiis as boarders. Bu 27-e0S7 T FEMALE EDUCATION, HOSE Parents who wish their danghters to re- osiyes thoroagh and systematic education, where their phy sioal training will receive. fully and Fpecia ion, under the most approved system of Calis- themos and Gymnastics. are respectfully invited to visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four- eer th stand New York av. MR. & MRS. Z. RICHAR D3, Principals. ve SELLING OFP At Greatty Revucep Prices Clo: The undersigned. Trust-e of R. Brice Hall, Ralpe st respectfu ly onl the attention of R.B Hi former patrons and the public in general to the fact that he is now aad will continue to sell all the remaining stook un hand st greatiy reduced Prices, to close ont the business as s) sible. HEO. SHECKE N. 8.—Mr, Hail having for a long ti two stores—No, 47 povsons that pinced in Sto senrol of barg 8u 31 co6t 060) and 375—thists to not x @ goods of both stores have been No. 373, where all persons in eins should not tml to call, THEO, SHECKELS, Trustees. GREGORY’S STOVE HOUSE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 321 321 Stoves, French E Cups, Tin Plates, &o ; and & general assortment of Tia, Enam-ied. Japanned and Plannished W. All kincs of Tin, Copper and Sneet | made to order in & workmanlike mann short not'ce . Kewember, 321 Pa. avenue, second door from Senta st , south side, > Ed J. GREGORY. au $7 eo? . 4 BOYS’ CLOTHING. Have received within the last day or twoa asortmont of pore pert G CLOT os of low- qusliti ‘ow nrices for 08} LL, STEPHENS & CO. 322 Pa. av., ‘between th and 10th ats, (Intelligencer and Keprblican.) CHOOL BOOKS, S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A full supply on hand at wumestt 1y low prio both er ub ic and private schoo! er! rammar for introduotio} 7 cone rimary do co. oents. WM BALLANTYNE, 495 7th et. Above Odd Fellows’ Hal STAGE LINE Between Wash- id Rooky: le leaves cor. 8th an NING (Sun nd I. se2-lw 8. MAIL ington an Martin’s Hote! EVERY MO. next days. J. COULEY. Rae nth ‘between D and iT egein do bi Ticensed PAWNe BROKER. Fair dealing tn oi) eases LAWN sctions. Sil business trane- ENOCH WARD. ITARY MEN a large RE UE FLANNE. Be REA a » &e., marchasore to examine m2 (intelli; : OH !—Go to the People's Cloth ng Store, saiaes daranmaeey are toa On ne o 2. . 1 RU. ATS and CAPS, al! at the lowest New vere prices ion uf an OTAFOES: P OTATOES! fomtern, roere will be Aa + and we shall give you ndiana and Kentucky money, ding, taki or An MPS yw. STEELE & CO. UTTER, CHEES! BOrsre: Be AND Egos. & firkine Preah New York Butter, 2 buckets, a1 6 s1ze, % kegs g001 Cooking Butter, be A RE geez, Pa are AT THE OLD PAWN OFFICE, Brck of the National Bi dh Sdvances madeon ela and one Bs Maly, ware, ness strict: ailkinds uf aie 5 Beal fey HERZBERG, 351.C street, aul-sm Between 4% and 6th s| eaten "__-__ Between 46 ond th ste, ie ING AL! HENS & y this in re- Bt hat ad supply ese stort: iN mate; consist- u et Seon , 1 the TOD, AY Steen ana erie Gent nee at oS pa rman ‘ALL. 13 Co. oe ap ann. avanwA, OME-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, sn’s Weak, SUMMER RETREATS. sh BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT, aT) At Point Loox-Our, MaRYLanp. a 8 ce ebrated Bathing Place, situated at {ppotion of the. Potomac River ‘ith the eake will be ope: by w igned 0 I ol very best il persons who gale nnd ust rotreat, where they oa a the of the salt water e e Sailonsios of the water, such as Fist of ail kinds, Open Crabs, &o. . - description of fi tackle will be kept mmodation te. plied daily wi {nore and Cigars will always be found ’ er day; one week, $12; second week, 10; four wee) s for @35s Ptr oh fed colored ser- ‘108, The stoamor St Nicholas leaves Washington Reopsay: aes, m. and Baltimore on F; f me aia. m. The half past 2 0’clook p. m. train from Wash- ington wii! connect at Baltim with the boats, resoiing Point Lookout daily ; 8.80, 8 tri-weekiy tage from Washington, by way of Leonardtown Add-ess the proprietor Po kout, Washington, D C., or Al m SL HEFLEBOWE DENTISTRY. — J H. PEABODY, M. D., SureicaL anp Mz- * CHAN Dan ha rooms at N. 76 Pa. avenue, lith and 12th sts., two doors east of the : Kirkwood House, respeotfally solicits a shard o} the public patronage, in the various branches his profession. dy 15 2m* M EETH. OOMIS, M. D., the itor aad patent fthe MINERAL BLUE FETT nae patentee tends personally at his office .n this es Many persons oan Wear these teeth S cannot wear others, and no person can wear others Who cannot wear th Persons y office can be oaated with any styl ‘abd price of Teeth they may desire: bat so: pe oe —— particular and. wih eo parest, aries 6 art ines the MANERAT. PLATE will be = this city “No, 338 Pa. avenue, between ooms 1 es A a Toth sts, Also, 907 Aro! treet Phi edet 08 Tt callin, GAS FITTING, &c. WM T. DOVE & CO, E Now propared to oxeouts any orders with ey Tom favor R Which thi ed in the PLUMBING, GAS Ol STE + GAS Of STEAM FITBING 1L™ Store on Sth strest, a few doors north of Pa. CAL TDE he el eaer en eta red ATER FIXTURES. ier I SNYDER, fs PLUMBER AND. GAS FITTER, jas removed to the corner of Tweifth and F s! Hois prepared to introduce Water and Gas u the moat favorable terms, and guaranties eotire nh. satisfsoti ‘OOKING and other He has on hand @ lot of STOVES, which he will sell less than cost,as he of them. nol? Wishes to get rid We aaverniore sakes ES ving, @ re, are -¥ recei FIXTURES ot entirely ‘New Pattorns and Dope and Finish, superior in style to ything heretofore offer d in this market, ¢ invite citizens general ly to eall and examine our stook of Gas and Water ix’ ares, fecling Ponfident that we have the best Al Wecfix theaSore SC intruted toons care ork in above line promptly attended aos = MYERS “maar bt ND eet. OF ice OF FRSEPCTSE WAND SEALER WAsHIne: Snly 18, 1800, NOTIOE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, That ages. ably 10 provisiona of the ordinaiies of the Cor- a ih BPPTOY 12, 's underai ee 4 of the foe ta, to | On pIé-paymen' r o oen' examine, test, prove, and ascertain the sco: rogistration of any in thi | Every moter, iffoan: Ibe ‘conderaned and another, sealed and marked aa true, will be set in its pi If proved to be acouvais in its measuicment of cas, it will be seaiea acco-aingly, &nd Sgain put in position for ows Hal 3 Open toma. We remors Fe 4 i m.. «Ms CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM, jy 18-tf Inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters, SCHWERIN’S Annihilating Powder Is the only known and article te ox! ie, Roaches, Bed Bugs, B Ants, Moths, Flies, Fleas, Garden Worms Vine Bugs, &e. — It contains no poisen, SCH WERIN’S PILLS are sure death to Rats fe: Mice, M. Schwerin has received certificates rom the President of Girard College, Directors of ouss o! Refuge, Pennayivante other Prominent Institutions o! Pi jelphia ; U, 8. Jail, Washington, D. C.; and Charity Hospital, Now Grieans, La. wet, original certificates 7," seen at the holesale and Retail Be it. North Second treet, Philadelphia, a1 sal this city by D. , CLARK, corner Pi s sts., and by all Prag g ate Bud Bro. - 7 RE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS, ; “= Remember to ask for Schwerin’s Annihi- a ow t None genuine unless signed M. ScHWEain. ma 15-6me0 Hospital. and hiladeiphia ; FOR STAMPING & PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES VO MATCR, atthe METROPOLIVAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Asents for Lawrense’s esiebrated Linen Payers “Metropolitan Mills,” €¢., &e. ue M-ly ¥., bet. 9th and 10th sta, TUARMeLE Roney He sveues sad Elovents. strech ‘asa’ ben greatly im ‘soently and now offe ‘uoemeonts for aed Soapte tenets, oe ee it or en! togive a end i b) O jas- continued iperet exsoaditurestertite sey. and thus renews his invitation te al the Buropaan Hotel a call. deat ——— Wa grthiaghhe i rce ALL, STEPHENS & CO., coe Pann, avenue. J HH NOTIC: vi! N Consequence 0! oar having ae 1688 10 xolusively, for the Patna Riayat boys? wear, which are seil1: Saya lower rate tea eagaliy, WAL pate BENS «C0. jo? Fatal & Renny? mn WV ATOR REE ARUSABLLVER WARE see eaten aaa ay 128. Sttention give to the same, b; Societe . Overy Pp 100 tal, mani 7 my oustomers will find a. 4 RE, plain and ornament ware thei: supervision, Ww! ef Er peers in waits a finish to northern dealers end reqgengated - 738 Pa, arti: 0 HOD, ee Baurim LOCK HO OnE Has discovered the most Effectual Remedy in the World, FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. LET NO FALSE BELICACY PREVENT. APPLY IMMEDIATELY, 4 CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE, 4IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. ck, Strievares, Affections of the Mid- mary Dischar, a DR. JOHNSTON, SPITAL, ead pi of of Bigot or Giddine: or Skin, A@ections of th if je—these Terrible Disorders ari tary Habits of Youth—these Dreadful and faces which reader Marriage impossibie, and Body and Mind. that dreadful and destructi YOUNG MEN Especially who have become the victims ef Solitary Vice, bat which auowaliy sweeps to an watimely grave thousands of Yourg Meu of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise entranced ketemng Senates with the thunders of elo ba gence or waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may call with Far cousdence. IRD PERSONS, or Young Men contem ting aware of physical weakness, organic left band side the corner. MARR ‘2c, speedily cure TAGE. d. re of Dr. ie dey, y religi- jonor aa a gentleman aod cenfdenuy physician. SOUTH FREDERICK ST. 1g from Baltimore street, « ‘ail not to observe name and a must be paid and contain stamp. DR. JOHNSTON, Member ef the Ro: Collexs of Sur; from one of the most eminent phi joors from ber, Letters 18, London, of the most astoniehing enres zh in the trouble ” TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Young Men anc others who hi e th, vis lead, Dimoess injured themscives by a one feegeen jects and if not cured beth mind and and melanchoiy effects produced ness of the Back Bight, Loss of Musce.ar and tion of ine Henrt, Dyspepey, Nervous irnita- y, Derangement of the Digestive Punctions, General Symptoms of Consumption, &c. ALLY.—The fearful effects on the mind are much te aded—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, of Spirits, Evil Porebodin; the cause of their declining health, losing heir vi |, baving « singular , cough oF symptoms of consump- ing weak, appearance about the e; a Aversion of Society, Seif-Dis- ve of Solitude, Timdity, ec, are some of the d 8 DEBILITY.—Thousands ean now judge pale, nervo DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. i bands of ignorant an¢ de of cor DR. 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CORDIAL te Sperer arurstiiens nesatinonse ef Brine heres’, Falling of the Womb, Giseases incident to Females. iw we Tye Maver eae, As duisety by Oeaee la nsniosile reeedae McLEAN’S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT i pon ae y hay ey a narpiny mp for the Yeo Uninet THE WEEKLY STAR. —_—— ‘This excellent Family and News Journai— containing @ grester variety of read tng than can be found In any other—is published on Friday morning rrr Kt invariad) Contains the ‘Washington News’ ‘that has a The Daily Evening Seer cleoulete eo generally throug out the country. [7 Single copies (in wrappers) pe cated atthe couster, i eta tas inv of the paper. Price—THREE ORNTS, oceatetciett pet nt sy of ‘nad th the ist day of : the ist Gey ~e~ oe ihoald be Rired Pa; req fidd BR past specify their ema the York, The Pork must be packed htered Beormber 1S. "the ist day Weirhiug bot lees two over, icciuding the te ok or hickory ave on it four iron ¥ & halfinch in width on each biige, god an ith inch in width on each chime, ne to be of oue sixteenth of aa ineh Peinpten pear ene es oee ase of thirty-two galions ani the iron m “= patated with red lead. barrel must be branded by burding on its Beef,” or * Navy Pork,” as theease contractor's name @nd the y when pac! weight; and cha!l also be hand ston Soham ‘tave with the letter B.or P., aa the case may h > ork will, unless otherwice direot- ‘of this Bureau, be inspected ¥ inapeoting cers at the respective ards foresaid, a) an Orn any waited rovisions,” who wi ee) ive Sommmodiag re; int their for eeon pections must be paid — veoontrac— o must likewise have the | putin to the com- mere ery Yer * he f Own expense. Two of more Spproved sureties in & sum equal the estimated ant tue and iron wl ops, aud one of one be rouneed pad tweety per: be wiihhe irom, the ‘ be made, as oo! seourity fo; faith ul periormacoe of the which w il on no account be paid until eenereelss ie felied tu the Uniti rr the so.ual de be ‘Spec: ex 'y pet contum to be Withheld woth the oompieuon o a eye J aftr the said ond Aor whale g and received, and bilis for the sa: iL [omc | ‘ee the ro" Bae yards, Sccording to the terms The 3 Of beef to be excluded will be partiow he to be attached to ik Saerait Perens Salvo con'ebets ties ication at this effice. and mi be cS feuve i a on rT hose ‘2 shal) none’ others) will be forthwith PX: oon T execution, Ww (ol rned tothe B ‘Within ten jee sees oO! jeemed feat Poe 901 “Es " ier made mnt be, the eronripnens a fos the oe rorvide for 1846 °47, Rr Voth Asgee. o ten gusravtee, signed by OF more rer pestonn, 9 the atest tinsbagethey ' the bi pods a oblieation withip ton cape, ik Food ae sufficient sureties, io 6 ui8lé proposed. pice srite Oe ney, OF BAYY eu N° to antec. his eer- Cy Fs aI moe Mrs, 8. 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