Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1862, Page 2

<x ops — . pa cee nS a on eens neater adem , — New Booxs.—From the publishers, T. B. Pe- AERATED BREAD. The Aersted Bread, manufactured under the ote E VENING STAR. terson & Bros., Philadelphia, through J-Shillieg-} ss ewaiey CONGRESS—Second Bessien. pane PatenBef Perry & Fitzgerald, is, without excep- ton, Odeon Bullding, and from W.F. Richstein, ion, the best baker's bread I bavecver even. The WASHINGTON CITY: Se renee eens oven we ee anayar oat” tie Aer our rper slow ces Mr Powell was ai , REQUASCO., process employed; as I witnessed it atthe bakery, SATURDAY... caine aoly, © pete ogg et tgke agreed id after an executive | 96 LOUISEANA AVENUE. ie ase@ upon true scientific principles, is per- ‘T Tn Svan be printed on the fastest eee use south of Baltimore, its edition 1s #0 large as to require it to be put to press et an exrly hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be tent In before 12 o'clock ™.; otherwise they may may not appear until the next day. wa Friars at the various military camps and positions will confer 2 favor by keeping us posted as to movements end affairs In their vicinities. Spirit of the Morning Press. ‘The Intelligencer in treating upon “military criticisms,’ says: “For a retreat, the escape from Bowling Green, Cotumbus and Manassas was undoubtedly in each case @ success, but it wax none the lessa retreat corr pelled by the superier force or skill of the Union armies If the strategy which may be justly praised fer bringing about this result had also succeeded in capturing a large jon ef the retceating insurgents and their munitions of war, that strategy would have — a nwo fortunate cisely in proportion as the enemy's retrest mi! tent have been made leas successful The Republican commends Senator Trumbull’s confiscation bil! +e OUR MILITARY BUDGET. acta Ses THE EVACUATION OF NEW MADRID, ALSO OF ISLAND 1O—THE OFFICIAL account. xy telegram from Cairo reached ino, March M4, -Fiag Officer Foote left at seven a.m to-day, with the fotilia and ne the mortar boats, for down the river. He was inst heard from when he was abont to leave Columbus. A telegram bas been received here from General Pope, saying that New Madrid was evacuated last night in the storm. The rebels crossed the river and dispersed in the swamp, y taking off their bodies with them; leaving stores, ammunition, &c General Hamilton was in command at New Madrid. General Pope is of the impression, from the frequeat passage of transports, that Island No. 10 is also evacuated. A reconnotssance to- morrow will, however, ascertain the fact. NAVT YARD. ts still at Aquia creek—Another engage- ment. ‘The steamer Yankee arrived at the Yard this morning, and took on board a quantity of shell Yesterday she, with the Anacostia, shelled the rebel batteries at Aquia creek, the enemy replying briskly with their cuns, but failing to reach the Yankee, though several excellent line shots were made. One shell struck but a short distance from the Yankee, in direct range with her wheelhouse, Most of the ahots were too high for the Anacostia, Jnany of them passing over her to a great distance. ‘The heavy guns of the Yankee enabled her to lay off out of range of the rebels and drop her shells with precision into the batteries. After firing some time, the steamers hauled cit, ‘without being struck; butit Is believed that from the manner in which the shells exploded in and around the rebel works, that ‘‘semebody {s hurt.”’ ‘The cars can be seen running to and from the depot at Aquia Creek, and it is thought that the Rebels are removing their stores, ordnance, &c. The Rebel battery at Potomac Creck is also oc- cupied by the enemy. The Yankee has secured 2 portion of the iron work of theGeorge lage, and is to- -day having the whistle of tLe Rebel “frigate’’ attached to her steampipe. Workmen are also engaged re- pairing her wheels A large number of splendid guns have been secured, which were left by the rebels in their upper batteries. Yesterday the Leslie brought up from the Evansport battery a 7¢-inch rifled gun, throwing a 128 poynd shell. ‘The breech of this gun ts banded with steel, and when the spike The going the rounds of newspaperdom in endless The Petersons show their business tact by promptly appreciating the power of thisstory and getting it in cheap ferm before the public. From Hudson Taylor, 331 Pennsylvania avenue, we bave two of the useful works upon military matters issued by D Van Nostrand, New York— “* Maxims, Advice and Instructions on the Art of * translated from the French by Captain Lendy, and “ Rhymed Tactics,” by “ Gov.’* I> The Richmond Examiner thus describes the new line of defence taken up by the rebel army that retreated from Manassas. stretching from the Rapptbanneck by a grand circle to Cumberland Gap, in the extreme seuth- western corner of the State, embracing the Cen- tral and the Virginia and Tennesace railread=, the chief cities of Virginia and the valley ef the James, with its canals and railroads, within its circumference.” The Examrner farther confesses that this is “ purely a lint of defence « @ necessity in view of the great force which bas been collected on the Fotomar Carratn Worpex, or tHt Monitor.— the hove of Licut. Wise, under the most skillful medical treatment and faithful It is net yet known whether the sight of one eye ia entirely destroyed man told Secretary Stanton that it was feared that the gallant eaiter would lose the sight of one “Then we will fil the When a gentle- eyes, he exclaimed, other with diamonds.” U7" It ts reported by passengers on the steainer Republic, up river from New Orleans, that the famous rebel steam-ram Manassas was lying at Bayou Sara on February < The Republic was off price to tow her up the river, announced to capture Cairo, but respectfully VaLrasLe Mars —From J.T. J .loyd, the well- known map publisher, 161 Broadway, N. Y., we havs a carefully-exeeuted map of the Southern States, and the same of Virginia on a large acaie ‘The merits ot the Lloyd military maps are suffi- clently attested by the fact that they are in general use by the Departments here. iT" Weare indebtcd to Prof. Bache, of the Coast Survey, for a copy of the valuable geo- graphical sketch of the coasts of North Carolina and Virginia, prepared by the Coast Survey office. The Coast Survey maps are indispensable to all who wish to obtain precise accurate knowledge of the ground they cover. [7 The speed of the Monitor is seven miles That of the Merrimac is not believed EE ee et {7 Brig. Gen. McDowell was yesterday con- firmed by the Senate as major general of volun- DE. HILLIPS) WILL 1! RURE 10. NIOHE AT @HE akg ae MATTHEW’S CHURCH —A oe usi Rotreat will be heid in this Chured, ocmmencing TO MORROW (Sundey,) the 1eth instant, and ending on the fo lgwin exercises will be conduated by oR '. S.J., who will deliver ge ct cea sermon at it 0’! look 8. m. PHILLIeS WILL E rO-NeHE A’ THE sul ‘THE ANNUAI. You t Selection ofe ty win be held at their BV fay NG, at va o’clnok MEETING OF ae hriat@n Assooiation for rs, to serve for the Na it 0 he acted upon itis resumes hoped that every member. wi SAMUEL McBLWEB, ce WENDEL PHILLIPS | TURE TO NIGHT AT Tae ‘Smita The nowbers required to he wi ration of the tox bil ill; and fihally, ‘without dis: ay of the bill, the House adjourmed till Mon- Po monsiro Pal i Mae &on oft th ndorsia fi ak oneauas of 7 parr nee ee aga AD ni Feidlais dae hilanigesee Stew AE ine Ez ee nba ass other Seis toleniaer to the en tore of S. & W.M ER nis eae ‘botween mth saa’ be oe = 4 Manis iw OVERLAND OYSTER EX co. Bick BERAGE HERNANK, IN row aud extra. Fis oY = dreene sud Aino, om the La took of ait the ir an a Biack ie Ader, Our pr orther ond eastern g enhdicrgnegs vr us new supplies daily. Ri aS no ob- hee Ltd mreet. KEROSENE OIL 60 a EOL Ga 9 PE yo Chat Lawps, which require no 78. Also, force varisty of Lamps, &0., at vert low prices at MOORE’ 3, West fed rug Store, AIOPA) i general etook Drae Mhedonnes Sree and coneral stook Drugs, Medicines, 7 4 onl and pure atabore pt =, Sinwe SILKS" “The ment gg of nt baa t ING MLRS” EVENING Oonastrn, nt oO PRE RES aUODS Spee AGE ROBES, ORGAN. eat DINE! ES by the re ‘These goods a: eens, LS wien be half the coat in order to realize the ¢ Crowde of purchasers daily, ‘ontity to the cheap- nees of these gooda, CLAGETT & MAY, mbl4@-st__324 Pa, av. bet 9h and 10th ats. FReNcH RESTAURANT TABLE “P HOTE, 277 PRNNsYLvaNia AVENUE. AUX FRERES PROVENCBAUX, MESS, JOHN FOURCADE & VICTOR ROUX, ProvressionaL FRancu Cooxe, Will open at the above number, on MONDAY, » Maroh 17, 1862, Their jong experience o will enable them to supply citizens And gojourpers at Washington with suit- able Rooms for s1i3/| parties; Table d' Hote; meals eorved at residences. They wili bo happy to receivo visits and orders, on Monday and thereafter, wh 14-2t* eee ERSONAL.—If WM. H. RUSSELL. the own- erof & lotin sovare 558. will oa:| immediate! St tho law office of 8. 8. WILLIAMS, 4% and een 2 will oblige the owner of the ag ON CONSIGNMENT— 2,000 saKrers src EXTRA FLOUR for’ eale at moderate riceee in onal and iarge lots, Apply to i HAVENNER, mh 13 st* meres Cc een! near Sixth. ME* EATON, Fasnionaaie DaussMaxrr, Has removed from 484 Tenth street to 469 street, between 8th and 9th, south side. 8. T. ‘ bors dressoutting rule by Mra kh. mh K SILKS, Buse "VERY RICH LUSTERS, ; erocetrel sn ellene best grades, and at'the aan yal et pris yr O88: oe espe a J. W. COLLEY. RE cnathichthes N EW MANY BEA Sone Ju JUST. Oren: ING. IN M. STYLES, gua yards, Small Figured Fronoks Ergiishy sad Domes! nutes, aii feat oplors, tnd at the low- est re + W. COL! * joni 6t 623 Bevanth str ove Pa. av. SALE OF FISH }H STANDS. rhe diff-rent Markets will be for cath, on the follow- Market, on Saturday, March 29, at 10 y ¥1 Market,on Wednesday, Apri! 2, at highest bi Nav: Wo’ rolock Norther! Liberty Market wi , a ernecy Lives rte rket,on Wednesday, April ‘Wpetera Mar Aotson Friday, Apri! 4,at 10 0’clook N. B.—Persons now holding stands in the differ- entimarkets oan retain them by paying. ae ment price for such atands RICHA D WaLLac mh SPLenvip TABLE ; DAMASKS, ep cached im the consid: ¥ —_ ‘This Bread is always uniform in quality, keep- ing moist for many days, never souring, and is much more healthfal and nutritious than fer- mented bread. It is warranted free from all deleterious ingte- dients, and is manufactared by the only true pro- cess, being raised without fermentation. It ts highly recommended by scientific men ahd Physicians throughout the country, and by the medical faculty of London, as also by all the leading physicians in this city. The recvLiaR reaturgs of this Bread ate:— lat. It is perfectly Lieut without theaid of any noxiousingredient. Hence it never becomes sour, but remains always sweet, pure, palatable, and healthy. 2d. It Is perfectly cLzaNLy—the flour being re- belted, and the dough kneaded by mecbinery and drawn through faucets into pans, so a8 not to come in contact with the hand. TESTIMONIALS. The merits of this Bread have been attested by many of the most eminent and enlightened men of the present age, Including (among other dis- tinguished names) Gen. Scott, Gen. Dix, the San- itary Commission, Prof. Bache, Miss D. L. Dix, Fred. Law Olmstead, Prof. Silliman, &c. Also the following well-known gentlemen : From Prof. Torrey. “The Bread made by this process is of admira- ble qualities—being light, entirely free from all unpleasant taste and odor, and holds its moisture longer than any other baker’s bread that I have seen. It is perfectly wholesome, and I hope it will come into extensive use. Jonux Tonner, Prof. Chemistry, U.S. Aesay Office.” { have for some weeks past been using in my family the Aerated Bread, made by Messrs. Re- qua & Co., and I prefer it to any other bread, either of domestic or bakers’ manufacture. In lightness, whiteness, and sweetness it can- not, in my opinion, be surpassed. {have also examined the process by which it is now made in this city, and am satisfied it pro- duces a purer and cleaner loaf than is made by any other method. Jno. Farep’x May,M.D. ‘WasHincton, 28th February, 1862. I concur with Dr. May in his appreciation of the Aerated Bread of Requa & Co. A. D. Bacns. Wasutxeton, D. C., March 7th, 1962. Since the introduction of the ‘ Aerated Bread”? of Messrs. Requa & Co., { have had frequent op- portunities of testing its merits. Having advised its use among my dyspeptic patients, I have uni- formly been gratified at their reports of its dizes- tibility and general agreeable qualities. The peculiar principle involved in its manufacture, and the absence of everything but the pure, es- sential ingredients, render this article peculiarly useful to physicians. Perhaps ene of the most frequent causes of dyspeptic discase, in this country, is the almost uniformly bed character of the bread eaten by our people. Thus, either dosed with chemical agents, to blanch the ma- terial used, or to leaven the mass, the stomach receives a food which can only be assimilated fectly cleanly, an@ yields bread which contains only flour, water, and salt. 1 bave used your bread in my own family for some time, and have uniformly found it sweet and wholesome. It keeps fresh and moist longer than ordinary fer- mented bread. { cordially recommend it as well deserving public attention. Your obedient servant, Wotcorr Gians. Prof. Chemistry and Physics in the Free Academy in New York. Letter from Professer J.B. W. Dunbar. I have been present at the preparation of the Aerated Bread at the establishment of Messrs. Requa & Co., and am entirely satisfied of the purity of the articles used, and the grent care and cleanliness employed in its maivfacture. 1 have also given it a fair trial by using it for some time, and am prepared to give a reliable opinion as regards its qualities. In the process of making nothing is used that is not Dealthy, and the nutritious properties of the flour are pre- served, and the natural sweet taste greta ined. The Bread is beautiful, white, spongy, light, and easy of digestion. These qualities recom- mend it to gencral use. But we think it will be found to possess peculiar claims to those who are dyspeptic, and of great value to the great n ber of persons who are thus affected. From a very careful examination, { feel unusual freedom in commending this Bread to the favorable con- sideration of the community, J.R. W. Donsar,M D. Baltimore, Aug. 27, 1°61. “Yate Prec e New “tah ay Nevember 15, 1861 “(1 have long been familiar with the process of making bread light by Aeration. “The common notion that the process of fer- mentation is essential to prepared digestible bread, by some change effected by it in the starch globules, is effectually set aside. The experience at the London Hospital shows that this Aerated Bread is digestible without incon- venience by stomachs which wholly refuse fer- mented bread. Whiter, sweeter, lighter, more digestible bread, and more from a given quantity of flour, is made by this process than by fermen- tation—while entire cleanliness and the absence of all deleterious substances are secured at the same time. Nothing but salt is added to the prste—the carbonic acid escapes in the baking. I have eaten this bread for a considerable time, and at intervals for many months, and always with satisfaction. Dry toast made from this bread has a delicacy of flavor not found in any other bread [ have tasted. B. Situimay, Jr.” A New Kinp or Bazad —Who does not ap- preciate good, light, and wholesome bread? [t has justly been termed the stoff of life. And, yet, owing to a bad “rising,” or the unbealthy foreign ingredients put into it, to make it rise, it often Proves to be the drug of death. Wecongratulate our readers in this city on the fact that we now have an establishment which will supply the pure, unadulterated article. Messrs. Requa & Co., have just started a new Bakery on Louisiana avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, near the Central Guard Heuse. We took occasion to go through their estab- Mise Axx Witson, an American citizen It fs believed that Miss Wilson bas left some tnd both in France and the United States, bas relatives in this c urther information can be obtained by ber ree Sat: Se AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW SS SET EENOON ¢ TO-MORROW By J. C, MoGUIRE & CO.. Anoctionsers. Rove, 6 ORE aod aT Nine, see eee fin the Lance re oo County Fie OF ner A rete. sella one. - ‘oonoern: we name ry ‘Roll li Batter, a 4 Pxoelent cigsrs. ests i ai carota anes ‘ao. &e, A seco so quantity of Empty. ‘Boxee and Barrels. : JC. MoRUIRE & CO. Ancts Ptr TE. BARNARD. Avctioncers, , x, aad 9h strert. ROC tes LIQUU UTLERS’ G aircse. r = mon FUP AY comm hous, ve will eel! ‘at our Auction K come. Without se serve to close ssvers! icvorces,& Qseortme: of Groocries, Liquors, Suciers’ plageeeer ac. hartele HAbned. Yeilow. pod Crushed & im ow, Tl re, Burnt and Gree ron. _— e, Boxes Tobs: Chee bieay. a. and Cordis: eres iruy Termes etsgoee Po Fras” es biar dena Sac Somme om, cm ‘stiers® slew. pre tothe oa of which wilt be aod without iemrvernen, ‘Termscssn. mh 5 WALL & BARNARD. Auots By GREEN & WILLIAMS. A notioneers. XE! RS SALE OF HOUSEROLD ane, tow 4 Forsitvns, asce, Ww, Wacon,&c, &C. BY ORDER OF TE at Covrr, Aaron Lig iy =e shat pet ua the 19th Oay of of the Orphans’ Court. a ate resiceoo rod Hoeum Suir airs North sear Nath nto! ets eet, at 10 &.m, ail the persona, eadots ofthe = ear jeceased, v: v Sofas and Chairs, Beds, Bedsteccs ax Coalen an ‘and ‘other Tables, Cane and Wood Seat Bureaus, one large Mirror, and other Looking One, Sor ‘Watch and Chain, one Cow, cne Ore cece beet ores meen, ne cessar) bs cnurerate. Terms Ernee th, Exe tore, mh 15 at parts WILLIAMS, By WALL & eaunae VALUABLE IMPROVED at Avcetion—On THUR: ay APIER Front of' » 20th icstant, at ¢ of Low’ i bm ‘Will sell in ront of the premiees, part o: f subdivision of Lot me A square sib yt “ 9 inches on L stree! om jo' ye iachesoe'L L str ntrect efenete Brick Dw ved by Sikes airy oe rth @ enah; bd mm three and xteer mont! ee end secured edeed dame a the pre emises, — ud WALL & BARNARD, Avot, = J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auotionrere EXfENSIVE SALE OF oF oy Spone Martzzial —Un 6G, j@roh 7th. at 11 e’slook. = e Mf ato of he ‘e = udiciary Square, weehall sell in iote to rT 8 | FT, and aos Dest reremes, Fest fest pele ocean we. 01 Joist, Flooring, \e of Fou y Pree Stones” r ‘Terms ossh. mhi4d "5.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Avcts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & cu. Auctioneers. ‘Ub. = arch Ith, by order of the Z Court. shel! reli the F -rniture, Ber Sturseand goog lit of the Exoeleior Club An on ists ~ bet 4 F streets, EE ——— reas DRIVERS AND HACK ow under the 9 the i'n of Febru JOINT COMMISSION D A STATES A COSTA RICA ie NY Wasuincton, March 12 162 —Ata meeting of thé Board livid this day it was ordered that (be perivd of two months from this late by allowed for with great difficulty, and a persistence in its use will inevitably lead to disease. } lishmnent yesterday, and were much pleased with From iny knowledge uf this process of Requa | the appearance of things in this novel method of & Co., and personal experience asto the merits | producing bread. From the time the flour leaves of the bread thus made, I can cheerfully com- | the barrel, until the bread leaves the oven, it is mend it to my friends. not touched by hands. The flour is rebolted, Ros't Kine Stong, M. D., put into mixers, with the salt and water, and No. 322 F street. while being agitated, by revolving arms, it is ol 0 Y ‘Towols and Toweliogs i 1852, must be hroeered Oa on | Cotton aud Linen Sh allies os the or- Si Shirting Li By order: ite Marseilles and vb POLICE. Jast received and at the towont of ILL, LEC v Aieh'e Ae THE SMLER- removed from the vent, the gun will prove amos! valuable acquisition. There are now two shells and a large mass of mud in the gun, attempts having been made to burst it. Cannon of the best description are daily being found in the fiver at the various batteries, many of which, te- gether with # large amount of loaded shell, are being brought up to the navy yerd. ‘The Meunt Washington was this morning try- ing her new bo!lers for the first time. 1852, mu WEND TURE zines, Chailerse apie And single width DoLaines, by Cray tends, ir Husk Mattresses, Bolsters Bod Pilio' rendered light by a powerfal injection of a gas} Piankets, Comforts: , oo Veils, sume extra large sine. to Ke ya tensile, Stoves, to, ai ‘claimante to iaitheir proofs tne Rlepablie wus ees pecial Geel je gies i bl bisok Wasuinctox, March 23d, 1°62 into it, which is menufectured and cleansed in acd ecod Hyd tleommence with the Bar Fixteres There can be little doubt whatever that as} P2 allowed Urless good cause shall be shown for | mltts-5t a3 7th weaboreas er, Having had smple opportunity of testing the | ‘be cetabiishment. ‘Thus, no foreign unbeslthy it iit ewe aut four four iontue, with interest sot” Gen. Pope believed yesterday, on the night be- | “wh tte CHAS. W. DAVIS, B00. | SEALE b PROC HALS ARE INVITHD | Aerated Bread made by Requa & Co.,in this] drug, such as yeast, potash, &c., is used in the cegeee (none egg fore last the rebels evacuated Island No. 10. eR WENDEL, PRILLIPS WILL LEC my haeine fom the Government the Wides'and | city, and also of examining the establishinent | manufacture, and It must necessarily be whole- _amh 12008 SCO Moe ULE ae ke, It was in fact the only defence of New Mad. Oe URE %S0-NIGAT AT THE Sart is eens: Tongues, Cia where it is manufactured, 1 take pleasure in | #°me, sweet, and gocd. Physicians pronounce it + Anos rid (rather than Memphis) against Commodore Of the Fotonmes: oncept thous killed : healthful. We have tied it, and found it tar] ¢ BL GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers Foote’s fleet, and could aot be conveniently eves ST. PATRICKS >a ont lieite ek the Bastriet ot Cones recommending it to public patronage. ~ oe st > Py _—_ GOMERNMENT. eA OF Ati Marek ws uated by land incase our army were @irly lodzed i so the Re A eyeing Tout soars B En ort vista 2 fone te pee ba maiees ee It possesses the advantages of perfect cleanl!- sapingbea hin gledomemastaiple gone: oat seli, in front corner 7th In New Madrid. Thus if they had waited twen- Nie gaordy weg Hides. Tallow, o.. obtained at the | ness in the process of making it, and of freedom | '* #eld at the same price as the best bread made ¥ f = and D streets, at 10 Boneh i soeer 3 * v4 ag O on 8. Patrick Day. st7o'clock p m,inthe Ac. of all auumais killed, whether he | from all deleterious mixtures. It also retains ite} PY the fermented process — Washington Kepub- a9 be Baorn, 314! be. Bm ty-four hours longer, they knew well, Pope's the contrastor—he will be held account ment of @t. Ajovaius Church. i ether be cannon would have been in position at N Subject—“The Kinigrauts of Ireland ; their past | gets th hot, tican, 900 Ibs. Mess Boof, 175 Madrid which be was then entering, to dlapate Lanta doit ther wie se ait ayia they lave ve Ena FRG! fo S0RlCS BC ee ee ence, rratid Bs shed — si ibe B Daca ior are i do ‘tel rt ve Pa oF the prmage down the river of their evacuating aL ths Catholia sncietien of th cts, 48 ikew se nue Peis seed — = : ae atthe endl of that time, 90} sh. savantages of this method are: iit, that ie ibe Spit Vent, fox bashed s atLoie reats, nvi Lo el “ é it. transports, while Commodore Foote’s flotilla aud | *!\Uati2 io pareats, collactiey Will Detecen’ up, | offlve above natertineien eee Ts ntl the piccenicaidoace : the bread is rendered perfectly light without the | 15:bs Green off mortar doats ° would be showering irresistible to be appited by the Institute for th> education nf | 22d March, lag, at 12 m. H. Linpsrr, M.D., 370 Cotreet. a siuon of penst or any other foreign ingredient;| mhild GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots. fron hail on the js of those remaining on the (e YERP' WPS WILKE a EW STYLE SPRING OV 0. and, second, that it is made entirely without island. The chances are ninety-nine in @ hun- 7 tuk Bh ARES WILD PBC Nine binge Frock Goate jue seogieed ae AND Wasnixcton, Feb. 27, 1962. 4 4 “! Gred therefore, that om reaching Island No. 10 ORE to. AT THE SMI ru BAR & BRO'S, mrenguh’s oobaend handling. From the time the flour leaves the yesterday morning. Commodore Foote found it = eternal 8 mhi2 2w* comer & and 7th atree.s, Massxs. Requa & Co.—Gentiemen: Having | barrel until the bread leaves the oven it is not , eS PRY Ange ey 4 — " J... ... Porators. . one. sia bee tea tom New haat nce | a Geta ase Ratatat | Jur moonset SB Paton of aes MAO examined yor “Aerated Brn” wd | ached byte han The Aor dichergea | Patt Ta feet ek ce - it before fle New Madrid, as described ats to.eatohy Rohe ae ’s kinds, vz having witnessed its manufacture, I am happy | into hoppers on the third floor of the buildi: *eiook ‘the in the official dispatch to the Navy Department | Employed to furttghe tegen On thee seen oe ; — ia:—Al feiowiee desorihed property, to we publish to-day. THE MERRIMAC On Monday last (it bas been ascertained with certain:y at Fortress Monroe) the rebels in Nor- to be able to statc, that you have succeeded in| ang from the hoppere descends into the bolting tay a, deine’ bower OF ip- terest ouseferected producing a most wholesome, as well as palata- apparatus on the fleor below. After being thor- Ke 8 and the south 19 fest 4 inches of wot Vth, at Rainey’ 's Hote!, 8 street, between 6th and 7th atrests. Ta heir ac poe on 8 former oes 8 sion, the ‘riende it Basured that the members of t! U1 leave nothing undone to make th: membered with p'eaeure by thors who wil! honor JARTER BACH MiLOWs ble bread. In fact, your process seems theoreti- | 4, 1 1 " ughly re-bolted it passes into the mixers on the long te he re | pf f nae A Jot of DRIED APPLES and DRIED cally and practically perfect. 9, in equere at ya “77, in the erty of Washingt .J = BeIBed Bn: levied as the 7 of ulius Viedt. an? wi'l be anid to olaatied? josiolas lo. 300 to Ootober term, i 1857, in faver opethan by ES for sale ROSEY rates in, lots to suit main floor, the water and salt having been previ- folk were greatly exercised in mind over tue de- frome Commitee of Airnepemey danced. Tah iw Georgeto It is well known that the wholesomeness of | ously introduced. The mixers are hollow globes ce 4. D. oma feat of the Merrimac on the day before by the | Kane mers Monitor. The Merrimac’s exploits against our wooden ships on the day before had set thei well nigh crazy with joy, and clated their hopes be- yond expression. They were therefore in no condition to bear her defeat by the Monitor on the next day with amiable philezophy. REVISION OF THE MILITIA Law?. Secretary Stanton is understood to advucate a speedy revision of the militia laws, thata proper system of instructing the peuple in military mat- ters may be adopted. The present volunteer force, when disbanded, will furnish officers for the commencement of a thorough, efficient militia toe enna 3 T. J. Phillipa, Th THE LADIES ¢ Hieh fsihersa Ch corner of ib aud hth erof il and _ streets oratthedoor, Sing!e adn EVERY ONE’S INTEREST— CITIZENS. oTRANGEKS, AND SOL- h&vO just received @ vory iA e m_ enth street, opp0r onite Post Office, near F. fe 27-3m "Po hoiden over dm bo gt ya a Beene will [XTERESTING yt ROLE COMMUNITY are now aout tiga DY-MaA af the icine tia three hie os & our ma&nu‘acturing establishme: which weolleratastoniahine ns low ices. ty !2-1in* . corner and Tthretrests, a NS _ 2 -.bs___ MSVERN SE GRAPES iy SITES BPRING Spring Shawl’ aseurted Bs above, Spring Parasols, very stylisn. wt ae and Eastern correspondents send rise an "Tinds of Dry Goods for family ption. On wane, ‘only, ma a in plain sn “4 ae- bread depends on its porosity or sponginess, which character is imparted by the expansion cf some volatile fluid. By the common method, this fluid is developed in the dough by chemical agents, at the expense of an important ingredient of the flour, or by the introduction of deleterious substances, notoriously uncertain in thelr results. Your plan, on the contrary, is free from those faults and accidents, The carbonic acid gas, rendered chemically pure, is introduced into the dough, under pressure, without effecting the of cast iron lined with block tin, each mixer hav- ing acapacity of about five or six hundred loaves. While the dough is thoroughly agitated by re- volving arms driven with steam power, it is ren- dered light and porous by the introduction of car- bonic acid gas, under a pressure of one hundred and forty pounds to the square inch. It is then drawn out through the faucets into pans resting on scales, and from thence passes rapidly into the ovens; the time consumed between the flour bar- tel and theoven being a little over thirty min- e ther. PERRY & B slightest chemical change in the constituents of | utes. it is found that breed prepared in this system. jogs oe | (Rev, bai Sa Butlers) pak the so corner ‘= mh Is 6t Pa.av. aay te the flour—a little over half an b being suff sdub {Gat no - The victorious juarch of our army in Gen. Hal. SPA cient at your model establishment, to transform | climate impairs its quality, and that it does not pon onsen pipe Soot medina OF T THE PEOPLE'S DOLLAR STORE” BRE four barrels of flour into well baked loaves of per- | become stale Guetnynnhwmdael that New Madrid, on the M ppl, 1s ours, Ay 10, Phy fect bread. fresh and platable after ten or twelve days as on New Madrid ison the Missouri sid by which yn oh and sbout twenty-four miles ide of the ver i oy 8nd take your choice b a h pho Eons gan the Oyster] I wore no ge gl your | the day after baking. We can easily understand It, BB cep ceenr leon Island No. i0, about 1,000 Besar, Busi 000 @USHELS BUCKEYE to wil wal open tee. Aerated Bread, as can be made; 28 | that bread prepared in this manner is necessarily | £1 een imma, be whieh the Rebel fore retreated, and w ints 19 | 1,000 stow "FORA TORS wAlve Scidiow | {tn ofthe globe tg ts) ade reed containing all the constituents of geod flour in} pure and palatable as well as healthful ; and such : fanncer. were expected to make a final stand. With New |” “*°°™ : JNO, J, BEALL, | Vico. A jninine 8 inary ata the best form, and containing nothing else but | we find to be the opinion of scientific and medi. GREAT VICTORY: «= 7 Madrid in our possession the Island is no longer | _m':15 3¢ S7 Water st. George own, oalling. Superior qe ae pure water and common salt. Very truly cal men.—National Intelligencer. SAT Vi isrentg New Nadvid wis ecsar eptiees | COAL Feat at parte Warman Shira Lincotx, M, D s IN BYERY QUARTE in’ e ae A E — i thoumad men, whilst Commodore Tok oe AT 86:50 on 9,000 LBS. delivered on aiort Choice Cigars st ree- Prot. Surgery, National Med. Col. | , a Tas about moving down the river with his’ fotille a Ar Yarp Nzaz B. anv O. Dror. ——_—_—_____ 2's “Tus AxsaT®p BReav.”—This species of GOSLING RESTAURANT, ae ehatber the Sebels retsmsiod se aca eos POUN aT ANGDUN 2 Cu. B00TS—SHORS? aoe bread, recently introduced in Baltimore by] 947 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, canngueding’ wen bind I cherie or at duoed Brea fe se’ Uhatoe KEK Maie| 6 per eS we anced AR Messrs. Moises gee * | Memeo ¥ (Formerly of New York,) Madrid there has been = EE wn Ply brie olg INGTON OY ax Bai AN MADE deimeoghanirt pubiio excmeniom, ont to. Solty tndossed Wy Pre Hes the name and fame of being ‘The next defended polats the Rebels hold on ister airs and ie Coffee go) Bye, to $2.35 Daan Stzs: It affords me pleasure to add my feseor Smith, Dunbar, and our leading physi- One of the Best Restaurants in Town ! the M Hsalppl are Forts Wright and Randolph, ite gernne ek cad y Pemigreie cme: to geeo | testimony in favor of the ‘Aerated Bread,’ pre- | clans, as the purest, most nutritious and healthiest UPCive us 0 trial, and judge for you self Memphis, on the Chickasaw —. BOOTS and SHOES cheap, | pared by the process of Mesars. Perry & Fitzger- the house uw construction and more remarkable for thelr lobes New y supelins OFuN Eb Toy ¥. Whi Boots made to Peat ce abt | cid. t havens hesitation tn Ba ae eo aay So metabnet. : fal. Beery fret recommending of Professor Dumbar, ‘itis ryathine elaborateness than for th but Aig | atook = we a the language 4 weautiful, are ex, to bombardment from Hates Biz Geode te Be the ‘roneral and wants o! ES, TA our citizens as both wholesome and palatable. white, spongy, light, and easy of digestion,” — river tn nati, now im the possession of oar ‘Une price only, the actual ese meget AS PUREE pa Very respectfully yours, &e., &¢., &c., the fo eine, Mlmisalppl river, 290 miles es Poun.evenae and oth atrot. | _mh 74m 32 Mh Sree. 2 ‘Tuomas Mitte, M.D. Sea ate Mat RAT HE fy EREARE te tm amma pint wf earth he Ra fue, Wood ina on | ‘ed Bread, manufactured according to oe . a jahocks was fence | pecan ators IN, &o. ree we of Perry & Fitzgerald, and have used Vicinity from wile tiolumea af cae aaa He 1fige for louadey for fonudey and ier aston of at my ets cs own family. I have found cecement nme were weak, the erated the river Mitel mh 15 3t* mht 84" Lousstaus svemso_ area Auer es Fm. berths wate back for several hours by the elevation of ite bed and overflowed the adjacent Innd. It hasa Popa. lation of about 600 inhabitants oes estrts ie J. LANGDON & co. | Inasmuch as it contains none of the a oun er TER Pree erlogrety U7 To-night, Mr. Murdoch, at the special ‘invitation of many of the most distinguished personages of the country now in Washingten, “will read the new patriotic poem, ‘The Wagoner of tue Alleghauies,”’ by 7. Buchanau Read,