Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1863, Page 4

rs THE EVENING STAR. LATE SOrTHERA NEWS. Bewbardment of Fert McAllister—Reports fromthe Rappabanneck. The Riehmood Enquiser ot Mondsy (the *&h) has the foliowing : Up iaet might nothing later had heen re- eetved at .he Wer Depertment frowa Fort M-- Aiheter. Phe intect accounts we Lave ray that | tee Yeukeo fleet after a wrritlc bombardment } bad retired, amiit is theaght the eneniy bad been erwin reprised, at eect he has =n furwer cisporition to renesy the atta Dombardment is represented to have heen ter rifle. The fire of three iron-cird« andi th horter-boats were concentrated on ¢ the ramc time, and shell and sh: Fained cu the garrison. The fire commenced at about 9 0° k in the mernieg. and co Based op to @ lav honr in the evening and wmrengh the nicht. But when morning eczae the Yankee feet had ‘isappeared. This te the eusmy's fourth attack ou Fort Me Allister, and be bas tailed, strange to eay;and in tke contest whe fett is enxid to hare sustained but litie damacze, and our loss is said to bet wo wounded and nour killed. It shows that Yank-e gan poet and mortars area humbug. in fact, we nre tolé that, somceustomed here become the erie of Vicksburg to them, and so little is the ar Meieleted at their shelliuc, when the fire commences, the people go out to witness it ara bind cf emesement. FROM THE RAPPARANN OCW The cft-repemted tale that the Yaukeos were Preparing to cross the Kappahanne ck at Fred- erlekeburg was reanwed yesterday morning with considerable earnecinese. The report on this occasion orizinated ina statement to ty sSect that Hooker's army was ready, anxigue sed determined to move forward on te firet jnir dey, or very shortly thereafte } 1 | | ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND. The Battle of Spring Hill. Frarvxus, Tenn., ch 9.--The atiack Bpon our forces etatio: aear Sorting + usted by the rebel Gen. F. rrest in person, ender orders from Generals Bragg and Vax Dorn. The rebel forces were better armed and eaperieoned than usual, and were variously estimated at from 16,46 to 0,44) im nambers. Golones Bordered, Hemstitehed, Lhe battle raged with atmost fary during Ay ‘Thursday, and the day was lost to the Federal Te Tn Conan Uantepan. forces B terrible condition of the roads, | The above stock is ver) large, and we will offer | and the k of earnestness of purpose and perzeverance, on the partof some of our officers high ja command, who should have hurried torward reinforcements. There is no question here about the behavior of our troops. They fought splendidly during ‘Tburedsy and acted with the steadiness of veterans, but were finally overpowered and driven back by the rebe! host. The rebel cay- airy came down apou Colonel Cobo rn’s bri- gade yust before dark and routed it com) letely, leaving no Lope for rallying at that }ate honor in the day, especially 2s ammunttion trains had teen 'tarned beck toward Franklin, and many tf our men wefe entircly out of ammunition. The loss of the rebeis in the action. as noaras could be ascertained, was two huncred and ten (310) killed, and fiye- hundred wounded. There as but little doubt that the rebel loss is much freater than this,as during the skirmishing early im the day our troops held a cecided ad- vantage over the rebels, and the latter carried back their killed and wounded. None of our officers were killed, although e@uite 2 number were wounded. Our loss in uen-commissioned officers and enlisted men foots up as follows: Killed, 100; wounded, 210; taken prisoners bj en. Forrest, about 1,00. During Thursday nizht the rebels retreated. Gur forces lett to us after the battle were not euMecrent to follow them up. If this could have been done, this dearly-won rebel success might have been turned intoa decided Union victory. Gencral Rosecrans has been here, end, judging from lis locks, will make some ef our.“political” genersls more attentive, or make the military profession a very nnpopu- jar one for them. On Saturday, the 7th Pennsylvania Cavairy hac guite a battle with a body of rebels ad- Yaneing towards ionville. ‘The aifair took piace near the town, ard the rebels were badly whipped. The Federal loss was ‘small, and two handred ena thirty rebels were killed and | wornded, and @ number of captures were made. Se" The N. Y. World thinks (uat the conntry | Must not be surprised shontd it find at the epening of the Spring campaign thatthe South- ern ermiesatevery point will be in superior uumbers to our own armies. The most merci- tess and extensive conscription known to hi . now in full operation atthe Senth. A persons between 14 and 6) years of age, through. | out sneh of the Confederacy as i- not now in | the actnai possession of the Union forces, are | pow being pressed into the military service of «South. The able-bodied are put right into rej iments now in the field, while the young, oid, and feeble guard depots and railways and supermtend the work of the negroes on the S-ations. The theory of the Grecley Radi- that the next three months will! fimish the war has been accepted bv the South as the cor- Teet 01 and itis strainingevery nerve to be victerions at all the menaced point. &# Nashville, Tenn., 2 man named Cockrill ¢wning bell a million dollars worth of property, he ving refused to pay an assessment levied on | the yal of one thousand dollars, has been arrested and confined in the penitentiary, where he now crows very small. S7 During the ball given at Naples on the7th by the Duchess of Gen &n explosive shell, thrown by some anknown hand, burst in the | court-yard of the paicce, bnt cansed no other mischief than thatof breaking 4 few panes of glass. #7 The New York Tribune is ferociously attacking Gen. Banks because he las displayed seme sense in the management of the negro buisance in New Orleans. It accuses him of hatred to the Government. @7 The underground railway (Metropoli- tan) in London is a success. It was opened a few weeks ago, and its average number of pas- sengers per week is a quarter of a million. 7 The gentleman who recently was ejected from @ railway car in Canada for insisting on | paying his tare in silver coin, has recovered $250 damages from the company. #7 Mr. Chase has all along expressed his opinion that the $14,000,000 interest bearing notes, authorized in the new iaw, are essen- tiaily legal tender. 7 A Green Mountain Boy, only ninety-two years of age, tkated 2% miles on the first day of January last, and did it asswiftly and hand- somely as @ youth of fifteen. GRAIN , x FOR SALE LOW 1.009 bushels Prime Western Mixed CORN, ‘300 buchels SEED OATS, 1,20 bushels PEED OATS. App'y at Old Tobacco Warehouse. ers may-de left with WILLIAMS & JOLLY, agden'’s Wharf. maar 7-lw* HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS, Proprietors of t bove establieh- ments can always find at our store a large and waried gesortment of GLASS-WAKK, CROCKERY, CHINA, CUTLERY, and PLATED WARE. of superior fg and at the lowest usarket prices. ESB & BEVERIDGE, Successors to Chas Fowler £ Co., 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7tb st. wh 7-6t" peteerat REVENUE STAMPS, OF EVERY DENOMINATION, Can be bad at ail times hi AT THE COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, No. 4768sventa Street, Oppossti Office t, } rostte Post ee Collector of Intern nue fer the wwe of Columbi OR SALE—One thousand sets of one, two and four horse seeond band SLAKN ES8 ;'two hun- @red good recond-hand McOleilan SADDLES. In- quireof H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Pennsyrania avenue, bet ween 44 and amet, ee te the National Hotel. Im" {A BDIN ES. S ANOHOVIES, SWEEr on APERS, Ev. at NAGLE’S tr 289 Pennsylrania avenue. COs proms, CHOCOLATE, Etc., at NAGLBE’S, fe 29 Pennsylvania avenue. (28° BATH sTORE, 242 Pa. avenue, near Thirteenth st. Ladies’ hatr colored permanent bigck or brown, « establishment. Also Oe Toe ee ou. l. yi LL , &e, abw. a or 9 to order at the sh notice. DEPOT POR THE SALE OF } Ro tm BATOHELOR'® HAIR DVR. a. Ore BRANDIES, , HENNSSSEY, DUPUY, OTARD, Ete., at : NAGLE “Ter? 259 Pennsylvania avenue. RES WEST END DRUG éToRE, me 113 Pa. Avence 4. 8. Pare and Fresh Medicines receivea weekly Ayers, Heimbold’s, Jayue vent other Patent eticine no hend. Moo" Vartcular attention pald to the dis pensive of physician's prescriptions TOLLAND Ls ¥ _felerw AND LONDON go pprar ain, at RFAGLRE’S, 2*% Penpry!renis avenue | | | ' Bows CLOTHING! | is the time to secure sone of the | offered by us. eee: PRY CONS: ke. EEE PEEL TT ET PROPOSALS. "7 GPRING DrESS GouDs. f abs We are sow ready to cxbibit a harge as’ very ' | attrnetive etoek ef 8PRING DRES2 FABRICS of the latest in.portations, Many of the sty»area | notte be found in any other honae senth of New Fork. As we sell only for cann, our priess will be found the lowest in thie market, JO3, J. MAY, 30% Pa, svense, vatweer oth and mar 6 4t YABLE DAMASKS. NAPKINS, SOWELS, LINENS, and ether JRISM AND SCOTCH LINER GOODS, received from a larae AUCTION BALE iN NEW YORE. Th. above goods were }-ught jrst week at ane- tion, for Cash, and will be sold vory eleap, by the pacee or in quantities te enit, 4083 J. MaY, 80¢ Pa avenue, mar o-ét between @thand 0th sta. pes OOTTON GOODS. 4-4 NEW YORE MILLS, 4-4 ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, 4-4 ANDROSO@GGIN MILLS, 44 BATES MILLS, 4-4 BARTLETT MILLS, 1-S ANDROSCOGGIN MIL! 8, 7-S JAMES @f2aM MILLS, 7-5 BARTLETT MILLS. The sbove goods wore bought Irst weok at the BOSTON AGENCIES, for Cash, and we offer them ata very small ad- vance. 308. J, MAY, 308 Pa. avenue, mar$-lw between 9th and !cth sta F HANDEEROHIBFS, OB LADIES. smbreidered, Gress Linen. Bemstitohed | Top Bordered, Mourging, and others, FOR GENTLEMEN— chem withcut any advanee on ot¢ 5° 48 Market 825d oi BEYEX SENG. pace, under Avenue Hen am id “Detweon 7h aid th FAR ps0ue wouipay PRESENT?! ARS Broche and Oloth Loug SUA WLS, in special atten f purchasers is invited. ‘ao 3. W. COLLEY. G*F4T INDUCEMENTS cents worth Six; to Weents. _ ‘tee to soll for those prices any or ONO OF two weasks, as the goods "'s, & W. MEYENBERG, 45 Market Bpace, between 7th and sth ats., le 10 Under the Avenzs House LADIES’ DRESS FURS! ras PP aptioen = uasee and — et eene . . from &6 up au of our own m: acters, and se ee soak was bought before the rise. the most fasticious Our stock of DRY GOODBis foly sew arrivals. 8. & W, MEYENBSRG, 48 Marke: Space, under Avenue House, Betweon 7th and Sth ats, [ST=se8TING “FOR LADIES. — atyles, re 4 incressed by ‘We have azain reduced the prices of a large stock | of handsome Dress Goods to veo 4 hocien Hosiery, Gloves, Morinces, Bhawis . osiery, Cloake, Embroiicries, £0., will be sold at lees. ¥'go Our stock of Ladies’ and Ohildren’s Dress and Faney Furs will be acid at great bargai == pew made <a ure. i: 48 Marke Space, bet. desl under t! 25 comts per yard, ~ BOOKS, &e. JPW ARMY AND NAVAL DICTIONARY, IN Pooket Form, containing Tables of the Hank y of the Army and Navy and Marine Corps Insigniaof Kank in the Army and Navy; Pictorial illustrations of Military and Naval Terms, &c., combined with s Dictionary of the English’ Ban- | wage. Just published and for esle by PHILP & <OLOMONS, mar 7-2 332 Pena. aven HE MANUFACTURE OF IRON. Scrivener on the Iron Trade; Lorton Martin's Serew cutting Table Book; Loudon, Pbillips” Metallurgy; London. Ucecroft’s Companion to the Iron Trado; London Tlogg’s Merchants’ ard Iron Trades’ Guide; Wilkie on the Manu facture of Iron; London. Byrne’s Practical Metal Worker’s Assistant. Overman on the Manufacture of Iron Treageid and Hodgkinsen on the Strength of Coast Tron; 2 vols. Freneh’s Iron Trade of the United States, Fairbairn’s Useful Information for Engincers,? vols.; London. Perey’s Metall a des Procedes Metallurgiques FRANCK TAYLOR, lurgy; London. de Grillage; P: mar 5 CLOTHING, &e. BOYS’ OLOTHING!! We hereby call every body’s attention to our LARGE AND TASTY STOCK of BOYS’ CLOTHING, to suit the season. Being now preprred to fit all boys trom five yeara and up, We inyvi.c every vody to give us acall. Remember our motto, which is—Fair Dealings and low Prices! BAR & BROTILER, fe 17-2m ___ Southwest corner 7th and Es G**= EXCITEMENT among the CLOTHING MEROHANTS! owing to J. BRUCE & OO. selling their stock of MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING at less than any other house in Washington. Now GREAT BARGAINS tion of CASSIMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS in the city. Also, latest styles of Mc€LELLAN SA0OKS, for citizens’ and soldiers’ wear. BOYS’ CLOTHING of all descriptions, All of the above goods willbe sold #t leas than wholesale prices u ext sixty days, to make room for Epring Goods which we are now msau- facturing. J. BRUCE & CO., Clothiers, 464 Seventh street, Two doors below Bmith’s. BABG AINS _ia8 Bezearss: GREAT BARGAINS in READY-MADE CLOTHING, at SMITH’S, No, 460 Savexrn Stare, where I have the best assortment of CABSIMERE COAT?, PANTS AND VESTS im the elty. Also, a very fine atock of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODB, which we ¢ays, to make room for new Spring Goods. To persons in want of CLOTHING, now is the time to buy them, at No, 460 BEVENTH STREET, and QORNER 20TH STREET AND PA. Ay, ¢. H, SMITH, Olotaier, No. 460 Seventh street, Two doors above J. Brace & Oo.’s,_ LL AND WINTBEBB GOODS te SRS . are aL AND WINTER G60bg subraclag COATS, DOESKIN PANTS, VESTS, Selected Stock of'ine heavy OVEROOATS. We have also a complete assort- ment of BUSINESS SUITS, made in the rable manner. Offcers will find our Milita: to their wants. Nea: ior cmp tae at Fesnatle ere Oo. 323 P. lvania avenue Dotweon sth and 10th streets, Oo m-att Q@TBAMER FOR BALE, Ne — The well-known tug-boat “ WASP,”’ 63 tons, double engines iron sheathed double anked, in best condition having en thorougbly overhauted in New! York. ard now lying at the foot of 33% street. will be sold ata bargsin. Apply to EMILE DU s 320 nue, Wasnington. mar3-lw KAPLING PAPER AND PAPER BAGS Por aie at ; ADAMBON’S 506 Ninth street, next to merett Perry'e Dry Goods Stose riens until Feb. | Rew stylea. All at much less than former prices, to whieh | x yard for DRESS GOODS of the best . We are thus euadied to anit reduced We have on hand the finest seles- | ler at very low prices for the noxt sixty | ZehorORaly FOR 20000 BARRELS OF tk FLOUR. Sesiey Pucrossts are invited till the fist dey ef March. 1063, at 12 o'elock im., for furnia! the Hubristenes Department with 39.00 barrets rac a ur to be sonunenesd . OF aA Bom theren tar aa wy dirvet, at the rats of 80 rod either at the Goverumeat Georgetown. atthe Wharves or at the Pailroad Depot, Wacnington. D.C. Mayment will be made in certifeates of indebted. nose or such other fnads the government may have for distribution. Che meval government inspection will be made | $ust before the fourte raesiy-nd 5S will be entertained fram parties who have ate iy fasta per ply with their bide, or from ers wot present iv re-poud, Tha barreln to be ne 7 and head kines Bide will be aceoropanied with an cath of allo. janec, aud directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, a, KY .3.U.S A., Washington, D. C.,and en : dorsed “Preposals for Floar.” mario Ppeovosats rox WAY, OATS AND CORN, Cmtrr Quanrraxistra’s Orzicr, Derot ef Weshingion. corner sh aad @ sts, Wesmoros. D.C., March 7, 1383. Suared PRCrOssLs Will be reesived at this oflea Bntil FRIDAY. the 2th ‘ay of Marek, at 10 uw. for tarnishing the Government with (3.0.0) three shousen dscns ot eae ete’ three Ruaiced ousand bushels of Peand(! ) one huadre. thenrend burr ole of old shelled CORN. i Bay to be good ~erehentable riuornr, beice, and detivered at (2,0!) two thousan be the an The Oats to be of a good werebar!s pat up in begs o tiwo buahels enc! Oats will be reecived by woight, at (32) thirty- pounds to the Pus ght, a8 (52) thirty-two Racks to be farnle hed without extra eh: ‘ Soverhneant, re eharge to the The Cory to be of a wood morehantadle quality, -put opin bags of sbout two bushels ewal. Corn will be received by weight, at (55) ufty-aix pounder to the bushel. Sacks to be furnish. | Governmert, Delivery to be ma Within (25) twenty-f’ contract, t ap in pounds =e @nakty, éd without extra charge to tho jo in the eity of Washington, ve daye from the date o: the PROPORALA, Proporala will be received for (6) five hundred tons of Hay and Upwards, ant for (53,000) fifty thous aad bushels of Oata en@ upwards, and fer (9,000) Bi oeaae bushels of Coro and upwards ¢ proporitions for the Hay, Oste and Gorn must be om separas pert. and entirely distinct from and indepencent of each other. The full name aud Port Office addrass of the bid- | der must anpear In the propsmal Tfa bid ic mate In the name ofa firm, the names , fall the parties must appeer,or the bid will be considerc tke individual propozaicf the party parties will uot be eon- ALLEGIANOB MOBT ACCOM PANY RACH PROPORITION, Proporais must be sayressed te Col. D. H. Bre! ker, artermaster U. 5. Army, Washington, D.O., and ould be pisinly marked **Proporals for Hay,” “Oats,” or © Corn,” as the casa may be. GUARANTEE. it be awarded to him, must be cuaranteot | Teaponaibie persour, whese sighatares must be ap- i i $ PROPOSALS. 7° ARTISTS, BNGRAVEBRS AND OTHEKS, Dusiczs for National Currency Notes ara hereby invitee 0: the deneminations of 85, $2. §: ew. 2/0, and OF, to . fseaed a Rationsi ©: of Gong roe sutaoriaid, proved Fobruary $5, 3 . The Jostens must be National fo their eharacter, aud none will be considered that have been used in who's or in part, upon any eur reney. pd eer treate. or other re resentative of value, and sou- [see flee must all de of the uniform size of seven inebes by three inches. Derigns mast be for both the obverseand reversc of tke note, amd be sueteptible of receiving upon their ebveree the following le; Netiona! Gar repey, neeured by the Bends of the United states arrenty, ap- Ld Trited Ktateannd the Register of th wgetber with the promise feaning the motes, signed Cashier thereof, and The reverse mas Treasury, psy of the asnoctation by the Prejeeut and ir plese of redemption. 'b be susceptible of reae.giag the ‘thie mote is receivable at pir im ail parte of the United States in payment of taza, excises, and all other ¢ues to the United states: excep* for duties on imports; and al’o for al! sula ries apa other debts and demands owing by the | United States to indiviansis, eorporations and 2s ) the following ay: The ability of the bidder to All the contrast, should H 7 two} pended to the guarantee. ‘The responsi ity of the guaranto: piust be | shown by the oficial cortifiente of the Clerk of the nearest District Attoroev. Bidders must be present In are opened, Gr their propo: ered. son when the bide 8 Will mot be sonsid- eeived on the contrgct. signed by the eontracior and both ef his guarantors, will be required of the weecessfu! bidder upon signing the contrast. As the bond must accempany the coutract, it be necersaty for the bidders to have th ten with them, or to have bords signed i tien sod ready to be produced when the & mgned. Binuks for bondacan be procurad upon applice- n being made at this ofhes, either personally, by ter, or by telegraph. - FURM OF GUARANTEKR. | We, , of the courty of and Stete of H * and ~——. of the count: and State , lo hereby gancantee that ———‘is able to Gl ‘We contract ‘0 seeordanee with the leru®s of his proposition, and that should his proposition be geceptet, he will at ounce enter into a contract in pared ti | (Te this gu { certifiest i All Hay ore Inentiozed.) PE@TION. DELIVERY. &c, Oats and Corn contrasted for under this H ‘court or of the United States Dis. | Bonds equal in amount to half the sam to be re- | sociations, within the Lm! States, exeeyt inter est on pu bliededt.?? : Ans also, to bave mitable tablets for imprinting seetions 7 and Ai of the ioral Caeen, sere Fetrusty 1S63: Very person mai or grating, or aléing to make or emirate, or paudag or attempting to pass, any imitation or alteration of this notc, and every person having iz possession eriate cr impreeston made in imitation of it,or any paper mede in imitation of that on whieh the note if printed is, by the net of Congress, app-oved sith Feorvary, 03, ¢ uilty of feiory, and sudjest to fine not exeeedirg one thorrand dollars, or im Fa ‘eonment not exeved:ng fifteen years at hard la- oe, oF be Designe will be reectyed anti! the %th day of March, 1865, avd mustin ell eases be ansompanied by models, ‘or illustrative Crawings. and the De- rément vagal | the right te refeot any or sil Wel caybeotares. Wor sash designs or parts of desiaus ad way be acce pt-d, aultable compensation willbe paid, not excoeding in the aweregats two hundred dollars for each note aps phe secept- d dy slgns will then become the étclusive provarty of the United States. The designs not accepted will bezetarat oy Sheegattsee kane them. _ Frosoe is will 0 de received for furnishing diesin accordanee with the designs; stating the cortof the compieted dics, and the date at which they tan be farni jocretary reserving the Tight to act gas and causing the | ." y other parties than thore pubmitting the designe if he deems it for the interest of the Gorernment tode so, in ail bs the dicr, and ai! transfers, es thi *, tobe the exclusive proyo' . tod Staten, i In the selection of designs, special attention will be given to security agsinst ceunterfefting and ngninst siterstions, as well as to suitabieness for ure as currency. Proposals and designs must be enelosed in sealed envelopes and <irceted to the Bectetary of the Trearury, and plainly endorsed" Designs and Pro- posais for ears Madi Oe ey ee. pe ceenel a the 2th dar o: ch, 1833, at 32 o’eioek Mm. ae <P. Gitase, Secretary of the Treasury. ROPOBALS FORK LAYING WATER MAINS Pp AND FOR FURNISHING COR- PORATION 8:0Ps. Warer Registrar's Orrice, March 2, 1988, fxarep Frorosats,in dupiteate. addresset one «py to the President of the Be of Aldermen and ane eopy to tze President of the Soard of Com- men Council, will be redeived aatil Monday, the 3th inst., at 5 o'clock Remy for azine water mains for the C mn of agen during the ecr- Also for furpishing Ourpara- 180 of %, inch, 75 of & inch, & of % Act authorising a mar 3-ectd tion stops, vir: inch, and 2% of 1 inch @famater. 2 ap? g_atthia of- Raga COYLE, Water Kegistrar. Spee fleation s+ can be had b: fee RAN mar +6te antieipa- watract Is acrertisement wi be rigid!y inspected. and such | as does not prove of a good sound merchantable | guality will be rejected. = Psyment to be mde upon the completion of the | contract, or ko Boon theresfter as the Chief Quar- termaster shal! be in funds, Any informality in the bid, or non-eonformange with the terms of this advertisement, will ensure the rejection of the roe. Doliyery to be saade at the Railroad Depot, or at one of the Governinent Wharves in the city of Washington : The Chici Quartermaster reservea to himself the Tight te reject uy or all bids that ke my deem tes hi D. H. RUCKER, Colonel and Chief Quartermastar, mar 7-td Depot of Washinton. pBovosans ron GRADING, TRIMMING, &e. Mayor's Orrice, -9) , WASHINGTON, Feb. 18, 1863. Prorosa s will be received at this office u o'clock in. on the 13th of March next, fo trimming, curb and laying the brick foutways aud paving the gatiers and ali First und becond Wards of the city, fo district; for the Third and Fourth Ward: the second district; and the Fifth, Sixth enth Warde, forming the third district, (each din. trict to he bid for separately and to be given to dif- ferent contractors,) for the year commencing the tdxy of April, 1863, agreeabiy to the following pecifications : ‘Lhe curbstune to be of the best New York Nerth river curbstone. in pieces not less than two fect jong, aud not less than sixteen inches wide, aod no. ex Tham three and a half imo: esi ® from clay or loam, to the proper gri joints weil fitted. wie , Lhe brick to be of the best quality bard ing brick, te be laid op a ded Cf auarp civ apread four inches deep ons bea free from clay-or loam, thre ° } ce the edge next to curb, aud one course on e inuer line, where the pavement is less fuil ae ho extrn measurement tor a » be of common quariz neh § indiametor,excep.t live of the guiters, which inus ismeter, laid on a bed of ¢ vel. free trom clay or loay r course cant) aud the interstices between the stone weil filled with the same material. The tegging to ve of the best quality blue rock or gneiss, in pieces of not less than two {vet six inches long by eighteen inches wide, and not tess than three inches thick, to be Inid on a bed of fins clear gravel. free from clay or loam, or sharp river sand six inches deep. and with close joints, All grading not exceeding six inches io be rated as timming a The work to be done in the best manner and to | the satisfaction of the Muyor, and to be comucucad within ten days after the order is given to the con- tractor, and to be completed within the time named in the order directing it to be done, aad warrgated to stand twelve ments after itecompletion. Aad upon the tailure of the contractor or contractors to commence the work orto complete it within the lime camed, or upon his or their failure to execats the work of the materia:s and in the manner here- in required, the Mayor ts have the rightof employ- ing other persens to do the saz.e, upon such terms as he may deem expedient, in ‘which event tuo coutractor or contractors su failing shall pay any loss or damage the @crporation may aus comfequence thereof. Any repairs or relaying which may be requir3d before the expiration of the time for which the work is warranted to atund, to be done by the oon- tractor free of AetkS within tive days after notice from the Comuuissioner of Improvements of the Ward; and upon failure of any contractor or eon- tractort to wake any repairs or to relay any pavement within five days after notice as afore- taid, the Meyor is to have the right of employing tain ia terms ashe may deem expedient; in whie the contractor or coutractors 60 fai any loss or damage conte quence th for the due vcrformanee of the work andthe fur: inbing of the materials an herein required, bond Security to the amount of two thousand dollarn be required of the contractors The bidders will state the rates at which tho curbing, p n@ aud flagging will be executed, in- cluding materials, For setting new carb of New York North river j curbstone. per running foot. ‘or ia > teiling shall pay Red Corporation may sustain in yard. per square yard. ng or filling.) per ing, (whether e cabic yard, For trix ming, per ranning foot. Fur spout gutter, per foot. Por leying dowa New York flagging, per square For layivg down tlagging gneiss, per #quare foot, For laying tive courses of brick on edge, as re- quied by jaw,in gutters and alleys, per Trucning oot, Aud the rates at which the following | elusive ot materials, except the grave whieh may be required Felling new enrb Work exe | and sand ineludir ¢ dressing, per yw brick pavement, Eupand relaying old’ b per kquare yard, f For taking up and ceseting old curb, per Tunning foot. For taking up and relaying old stune pavement. wer square yard. is For taking up and relaying old flag footways, per *quare foot. No tid will be received which does not include an — for each separate item of work and ma- terials. By law the Mayor is prohibited tro: contracts for the above work to any pe sons who are Lot practical fe 19- wat ICHAR ANOR PY nem session, almost new jarge Ciscount at the er square yar: im Awarding vers D'WALLACH, Mayor. ess doring the, will be sold with a! usic Store of W. G. MBTZEROTE, oG. cor, of ith st. and Pa. av,. sole sgent of Bieinway & Bons, mar4é AILLARD CANDY! MAILLARD OANDY MAZLLARD GANDY} > CANDY KING & BURCHELL, Corner 18th st. aud Vermont sy, ae 17 aby other person or persons to do the same on such } event | rick pavement, | PERO OF pers | | Corner of that have beenjused | Ake | NORTH, EA8T, fs GAS FITTING, &c. WM. T. BOVE & G0. Anz Now propared to execute any ordess witk may be favored in whic 7 din the ®LUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUBI Pianta on Ninth seees, 8 eit hort pate of ennsylvania avenue, where ma’ & Com. ete aneartunent of CHANDELIERS and other GAS §rSaM anc WATER FIXTURES. jan s7-iy WwW « GAS FIXTURES. 2 Have in Store, and are daily racetving. GAS ?IXZTURES of entirely New Paagerns and igus sad Finish, supsrior in style to anything hereto‘ore omered in this market. We invite citizens generally to eailard sramine oar stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, faling tcnfident that we have the bert esiected stcck ir Waehtzgtcn Re Ail Work inthe above line fatrasted to our care will be prom d kaart 5-tf LAD ECTAL DIRRCTI be tullen- jJoyment, good spirits, f-licity and health of eYERY Lau owl @ Rent to any address, by mail or ether- as may be desired on the receipt of oxe Lanenelosed to my address = The rasuit of avienti- He res@arch and experiment, this iNFOAMATION may be implicitly relied upon es a CERTAINTY in wl con- ugencise, hatural terange It will ada ch to health aud happ cess of every wargien WOMAN. A bapey state <f mind, natura! egjoy- ment and good health are welcome guests and are prited by all These insreverions wiil impart these bleseings. All business confidential. Partics r ryview or treatment will clso ad i S' HENRY A, TAYLOR, M.D. Wathington. B.O COM OH, COME WITHME! Bx COME WHERE? Why, to the Central Hotel Restanrant, Yes, at's the place, for the old aud popular eorver bar dup in most enatly sty th marble countera, tiled th ke. Choices: brands ot Liqucrsat the bar sn@ delicacy of the sen Son cay Be had at all hours, in the most cleanly manber. atthe shortest notice. Prices moderate. 1 lowes cash prices. WINGOW SHADES! Wins any required style or OVAL PI (Warranted te be h isc mest ame ue Holland uf SI nade to TURE FRAMES! tided with Gold L largest essor’ 1 the best manufactory in t A i variety ef wmali sized Oval and Frames. of foreign end demesticaman Alto, Photograpa Cards, emtr: 4 of celebrated Pictures, Paiatingsand statu. Albums. &¢. PICTURE CORD AN} TASSELS! Different sizes aad colors, Picture Riags Nails,&e. Orders for Paperhangings or Shades punctually executed by ex men in city or eountry. and B) had Eyes, indow rienced work- Terms cash. MARERITER. S2-Ploane remomber the sember, 456 7th ptreet, ard the terms cash for goods snd labor. ja 15-" DA! EXPRESS COMPANY, Me eOvHION O14 PAL AVENUR, __ Washington Cuy, D.S, EASTERN, NORTHERN ANB WUST- HN EXPRESS FORWARDERS! “= MERCHANDI8K, MONEY, JEWELRY, VALU ABLES, NOTES grodKs, RONDE? ae. iu Forwarded with BAFETY AND'DIEPATCH te al} socessible sections of the country This Company has agencies in the principal liway Towns iz WEST, AND NOBTHWEBrT. AZHINGTON DOS NEW YORK, BOSTON ” FHILADELP RES BALTIMORE’ OIN- CINNATI, ST LOUIS, LOUis- VILLE, LEXINGTON. Gomnections are made at New York and Boston with Lines forwardin, BRITISH PROVINCES. and to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVER and thence by European expresses to ail promine oes towns in Great Britain and on the (on. rent, Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made at all accossible parta of the United States. . O. DUNN, Agent, asbington, D. GREAT z PAPERBHAN WINDOW SHADES! OVAL PICTURE FRAMES! 486 PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELS! 486 CHEAP FOR CASH! At J. MARRRITER’S, No. 456 Beventh st., eight doogs above Odd Feilows’ Hall, Jan 16-2m* ao OW TO 8AVE YOUR MONHY.—Cali at the Central Hotel,on the Buropean plan, ¥.W. cor- ner Pa. av. and 6th at., where comfortable lodgin, can be had at S0cents perday. The Restaurant at, tached to the hotel has been most handsomely fitted up, regatilees of expense, where all the delicacies and substantials of markets can be had, inevary style, at sil hours, with promptness. Bill of fare duc se ue H_D. @ELSTON, Pro; JO. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 4. M. BININGER & CO. STORE at 237 PexysyLvanta Avervg, Below be ola Strees, 24d nearly opposise Gacicr’s, i 456 256 ATAWBA WINES AND BRANDIES, of American growth and manufacture, at ; . SHOW GASES, Joun u. rrasen, aa ERMAN SILVER ROSEWOOD! MAHOG . NY, ANL a a D BLACK WALN W CASES Reade snd Hudson streets, New York. y mail promptly attended to. LLIES, SAUCES, CATSUP, &c. ar NAGLB’S, 269 Pennsylvania avenne. fo 28 “A PRACTICAL TREATISE*ON THE BTAMP A Act of July ist, 1862, and Amendatory pdt ts Hy Charles Edwards, autbor of *Receiversin Chae. cerry.” Lvol,, @3.5), FRANCK TAYLOR. s fe ié 4 imitation Cold Band | or | tne Treesurer of the Unites States.) | reawiret of the : sae aan: SAE NAME AA AONE. MEMS | Byste If. . GELSTON, Proprietor. Rooms for private parties Contra Hotel, 8. W. corner of Penns. av, and 6th st. ja 3)-3m* Ce OP APE ! . _486 y 486 ad Stamped, ed Gold Papers, | ba yuried stoek of Gi Bisuk Papers af | examine my stock before purch: | a 2 LO ! SURES: THEIR CAUSE A DEPB ! cury TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ; amate perineal ae T° PASSENGERS TRAVELING EAST, | ji 2 for sud the Rastera } ra ees eo hew vow Tree be onre | fee di~bargei « Oars by thie &% ity te Boston 0 ke witheat changes j e i To rtcx amp WoUNDsD “ouprers orv-{ OOK AND Ly brane H DEPOT OF 2HE B, & O. R. 2 eo. The Raliread Companies composing the line iveen Warhinyion end New ST at Se eg OB aS thea we ony bertie. wel lated, zi iy far ofieora, others thet are wounded or siek, with the excustion of contagions dis . Phe eay will leave on TU ES- Pais FUT BSDA Ye and SATURDATS for Puls dciphia, at Sp. n., Bxpress Train, Passengers Going Wert, coidiers,ciritiens, oftcers and ethers that are siek or ronnded, are infor rat m sick enr witi leave thed: every MON DA SESE oi eFRIDAY st 7 2. CF ad threngh lo the Ave river without change of ear Eoidicre ond otheraon farlongh er disesarget wit Gad this the cheapest and most desisable rete for the West. This is the emly line that ano sell « through ti. from Washinton or check maggage SCRUTION 0 PASSENGERS. The ONLY | i thie S caUutt PLACE to buy tietete is at tne Tieket in the Dopot ofthe B&O. RR. Co. _ sett 165} —: @ fa8c3 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAU with its eonnecti me) : FIRS' ABS sch oa AL! WRATERN CITIEF, rons TitEasteb Ine ON BARG. on FCKED vumseen eal sai ee FROM BALTIMORE H 1 i ' | WAPRiIneras ceed Spee to ots in the WEST, NORTHWEST, AKD SOUTHWEST. ly at the effces of rthesst street, REE DAILY TRAINS FROM PRIDADELPRIA foe TTEBUBG! { 61088 OUNNECTIONS AT BEBR'SBUBG with Traine on the RORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD, rani THE GREAT GRNTRAS ROUTE | SI For Through Tieksts aj H the wn — Loge ompeny ste. i «yivania arenue eorner of en: aod Wasnington, snd Calvert Staton, SYLENDID SLEEPING OARS ON ALL BIGHT TRAINS SMOKING axp EALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS FROM WARHINGTON. Passengers will iake the 69. mand 5 3. m. trains, arriving in Bsitimore at 8.00 a. m. 6.4 p.m. where eounections are sade with trains on the Northern Centra! , aed arrive in Marris- Surg atl25 p.m. and 16s. m., there eonnestin, with the traina en the Peinsyivania Central Re! road for aii parta of the West, this rout preenta cra “desert can be route Pb a to and from asy point on the Ral'roeds of Se tne teases — Wisconsin, owm, a eck. “The Pennryivania Centre] Railroad also connects at ae = | with Steamers. by which can be forwarde: to eny port en iucky. Tennesste. Goods the Chio, Mu mi, 3 Gusberiand: Pilmote, Misats’ Sippi, Wirconsin, Missonri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Rivers; and'at Cieveiand and Ohi- 9 with steauiers to all Northwestern Lakes, erchante and ney gs entrusting the transpor- tation of their Freie! t to, thie Gompeny can rely with confidence on its speedy tranait. WT to and from TAE RATES OF FREIG any point in the West, by the Pernsyivaria Central Ralitoea, art at ail temes as favorabieas are chareed by other Raslvoud Companies, euarifs Rivarr & 50,75 CHAM PAGNES. WE HAVE ROW IK fTore, 4D ARK RECKIVING Daiiy, CHARLES RIVART & CO.1g FAMOUS CHAMPAGNE WINES; CARTE WOLKE, cOweet Yerzexy ) CARTE BLANCHE, (Dry Verseny) Those Wines are highiy approsisied in the Kew Tork market, for their richness and delicate Raver Weare prepared to negotiate with Hotels ane tn, notice, eith«r in bond. the ost favorable terms. AUGUSTUS JOHRSOK & CO., 20 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betwees Ora asd 10Te SOLE AGENTS POR THE Div txict or COLUMBI4a. jar H-tf AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS AT REDUCED PRICES. Araeriecan Watebes for Awerieans! faux Auenicax Watcn Comramt give notice that they have Istely isened a mew strie of Watch, ex- presly designed for Beldiers and others who desire & good watch ate moderate pice, These watches are ‘atended to displace the worthless, cheap watebes of British and Bwies manufacture with which the country is fooded,and which were never expected tp heep time when they were made, being refuse manufactures sent to this country because unsalable at home and wed here only for jodsying and swinditng purposes. We offer to sell oar Watch, which fs of Te most SUBBTADTIAL MANOPAOTURE, AW ACOURATE AND DUs RABLZ TIMEKESPER, aod ip Fterling Silver eases, Hunting pattern, atas lew a price as is asked for he trashy Amcres and Lepmes of fortign male alrezéy referred to. We Lave nxmed the new series 0” Watches, War, Bursary, Boston, Mars., which tame will be found en the plate of every watch of this manufectare, and is one of our tragemarks, Bold by all respectable Watch Dealers in the loyal Staton. Wholesale orders should be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETOR, Agents for the American Watch Company, ja 9-eomm 182 BROADWAY,N. Y, BLYANS. peck 369 PENNA. AVENTE. WAREHOUrE&—se5 C Starner Norte aBD 87 Lovistasa AVERUE. - 3 « ete Ce ee ee Consist: METAL WORKERS’ STOCK, B < Ag't Northern Central R. B., lonsisting in partes below— . — N Fae North street, Baltimers, pigs, bars, sheets snd pipe, SNUCI LEWIS, Gen i Superintendent, Altona, Pa, | 68. and sheets, i. £ HOCP2. Goal Ticket Agent. Philgdeiphis. "| ig* and slieete, Hi. li. HOSETON, Gonaral Freight Agent, Fails. | Copper. in pgots, bare and sheets, = - - Sn SE | Geeal, Cao sears round end octagon) Machinery, rd DESKS, og G)_| Galramecd Troa. Hunts Bhect’ ven, Galvanised ~e an yanited Tron, Russi " vi LIBRARY TABLES, oo j Solita! ison. Pawnee ASD — CMAIRS. BLACKSMITHS) AND WHRELWRIGHT Just received,a large and complete assortment E, 5 of DEDKs, ‘Lai LES acd CHAIRS, suitable for , Hubs, Spokes, Pelloss, Gircles—oak, ash, hickory, public . COBEN rooms and stores. elm and gum. Also, 2 large and varie? assortment of rich and Shafts, Poles, Bingletrees—oak and hickory. handsome PARLOR SUITS in Rosewood and Wai- rat, uphelst in French Broratelie, Lasting, Fins! sot Fie . ave ta co trespectfully invite the public ng bargains to all who favor Sto BOTELER & WILSON, Iron Hall, aim Pe fe 28-eolm _ between 9th an * BROOD BLOOD! AVED OCONDE- LUID, i TION OF THE VITAL F Which produces SCROFULA, ULCERS. ORES, SPOTS. T SCALES ROTLS. SYPIIILIS OR NEREAL DISEASES, &o. ARITAN'S iN HERS JUICES a the publgp as a positive cure, uve either Serofula. Sea! ni,at oree use the ROOT ere, Seales and Ooprer Col ere many carmises about | v of the blood and bring the y ion forthe eure of Sy PUtLi8 OR VENEREAL DISHASES, thes MARITAN'S KUOT AND HERB JUIQE, is the 1 polent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre hed; it reaches auc eradicates every particle of 8 Ve.ereal poison, #0 that the cure is thorough d permanent. Take then of this puri’ ying reiae- snl be hesled. and co not transmit to your pos terity that fer which you may Fite inafter years, “a DU NOT mine S thougl vou saay be pronounced incurable. SAMARITANS ROUT AND HERB JUCIOB willremove every vestige of impurities from the tem, as well as ali the bad effects of Mercury. FEMALES! FEMALES! Ta many affections with which numbers of FP. m suifer, w z VD HERB JUICES happily adapted, cerated Uterus, in S, ib bearing dewn, Falling of tae Womb, ty, and for all com piaints incident to the sex by expre Price €@1 @ bottle, or 6 bottles 5. . S4MARITAN'B CHANCRE WASH, Priee 95 cents, Full directions, DESMOND & CO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post fice Soid by 8, CALVERT FORD, sorner of 1th and Ps. avenue; ard by HENRY COOK, Alexandria COLEMAN & KOGERS, 173 Bultimore «treet, Beltivere. ee 17-1f *TRIESEMAR. Prete Fe tae Bodie rhe te Bnslond, and secured by the Seals of the Bea Paris, and the imperial Ccilegs of Medicina, Yasn- a TRIEREMAR No.) In the effectual reniedy for RELAXATION SPER. MATORBHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF TUB SYSTEM, TRIESEMAR No.3, Completely and entireiy eradicatew ail traces of those disorders for which Copaiva and Cubebs kare generally beer thought an antidote, to the ruin of the bes!th of 6 vast portion of the population. TRIESEMAR No.3, Ie the great and sure rewedy of the etrilized worié for all impurities ef tue system, as well as secomdary ftymptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mer- as well as other deleterious ingredients, which all the Sersaparilis in the world eanust remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. 1,2 and 8 are alike devoid of taste or emeli, and of all nauseatiug qua! itea, They are in the form of » lozenge, aud may lie oe toilet table without their use being sus- peste: Sold in tin cases at @3each, or four one for $9, and in 927 cases. thus saving administered by Valpean, Lallemand, Roux &c. Wholesale and retail ? DR. H. A. BA 194, Bleecker street, (four doors from MacDougal strect,) New York. Ymmediately an receipt of re- mittance, Dr. Barrow will forward Triesemar to part of the world, securely packed, and according to the instructions of the writer. Published alsy by DR. BARROW, that and beeuzifully illustrated medical work, Human Frailty, Price 25 cents, Triesemar and Book can C. FORD, de tr nish all impuriti 2 te a heaith be otiained by special authority fro! in in ty from @ vproruaus PREMIUM TRUNK MANUPA 499 Szverts St., Wasuineron, D. a Bilver Medal awarded by Maryiand Institute of yaistiopclitan Misthesta’s Knstitats hington, D. O., 1382, 1am constantly making,and have on band, of the best ma. terial, every description of Pine SOLE LEATHER, THON ADIES' DRRES ‘WOOD BOX, ana PACKING TRUNKS PBLLISSIBR, OARPRT, and OANVAS TRAVELING BAGS. ma AT LOW PRICES. * Members of Congress and Travelers will please that are made in other cities. = xf eee LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made ri INKS OOVERED snd REPAIRED at short Rotice. delivered free of charge to wtp, vor o —- any part of the JAMES. TOPHAM. Es OOMPANY. ROTION OF REMOVAL. The SIV EEr Orrign of this Oom; Removed from street to the Taree devot ee ‘a | RTTERS, | { ri | on | common and patent, Dlack and Bright Elig- rings Axle Esxes, asbets, Feruies, Maileable Castings, Felice en “tern Carriage and Tire Bolts, xie Clips, Top Props, Knobs and *, Horse Rasps, Smiths’ Files, Mam- paris, Shuing Knives, ar iron and Ateel, ip eve' Enameled Tuck. Britt wud Si turers’ :ates,)&e¢.,&c. BINET AND EPHOLSTERY BARDW ABE, tirern, ade and rire, clin, (at manufes- . Carled Hai Tack sand Iron Screws, nings and Trimmings, ntow Fa: ré—Bed, Chair, T ‘on, tack Dawes. Eseutcheont, Screw Rings, Drawer, Cepbeard, Chest, Box Locks in greet variety, Ac.,&e., & _ BUILDERS’ HARDWARE AND TOOLS. Pisne:—Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbet, &c. Chisels aad Gauges—Firmer, Bucketand Turcers, Braces and Bitta, Braces without Bitts, extra Bitte, ainecs, Hateh-te, Hand, Panoel and Rig Saws, imlet pointed Scre ws-iren an¢ bras, ocks and Latches, Kuobs, Escutcheona, &. Pulleys, Sash Cord, Sew Sets, Scuares, Bevels, Levels Comrasr Saws, . Wrought, Strap, 1 and Hook, Hasps—s, 6 aud 16 inch. r haves, Door Rail. Bell Pulls, &e. Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought, ke, &e Agent in the District of Celuwbia for— “Putnam” hammered Horse Nails, 1 “a! c, ad Trosk Cc Le _feS-eelm [Iut.,.Rep..Ch 7 (Iut..Re TURES OF Rie Tap Mf reaN CABINET oF ni and MEDICIN termined. s.—-r.-i1s860o0.-=. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERGS, Exhausted nature’s great restorer. A delight- fl beverage and active tonic. Composed of pure St. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. It in- vigorates the body, without stimulating the brain. It destroys acidity of the stomach, creates &D appetite, and strengthens the system. itis a certain cure for Constips- tion, Diarrhoea, Liver Complaint, and Nerveus ieadache, and prevents Miasmatic disease from change of diet, water, etc. It can be used Gt all times of day, by old or young, and is par- tleularly recommended to weak and delicaie persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho- tels, and Saloons. P.H BRAKE & O0., No. #2 Broadway, New York. ee 25-c06m EMILE DUPRE, IRON EAL 4KX, 380 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ‘WROLESALE ABD RETAIL DEALER IB FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, FRENCH AND GERMAN WINE , LIQUBRS, CORDIALS, CHAMPAGNES, BRANDY, BUM, GIN, SEGARS & TOBACCO, Aas now on hand & Very Fine Assortment of the above at fair prices, SUTLERS SUPPLIED. mov %4-tf I RANKLIN & 00. 4 244 Pi OF TICIANE, | as WLVANIA Bide,) Wiwoen ith and isth sta, and 388 Pa. avenw, under the National Hotel BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, Correctly suited to the eyesight. MILITARY LASSRS. MICROSCOPES. FIELD Gren a GLASSEB, BAROMETERS and THERMOMETERS, “COMPASSES. SURVEYORS’ INSTRU MENTS, = aE OAETES DE VISITE, ae at the lowest prieas, ja td-« 486 0OLD PAPERHANGING Gold sna Velvet, Gold Stamped, and priced GOLD PAPERS. Also. varie and Bi PAPERS, ‘at the lowest WIN SHADES of any 486 nies 8 se moréer.” Orters tor Papert ibe or Window Shades punctoaily ovoutel. in ally country. ener oteene ae a _ 3a -e0tm* jo eoth str 8 doors above Od Fellows M™"veceranies, _ FRUITS, in —— ty, Sea.ed Le 289 Peoosyirania evens, 18H SOUP, ace fe 2