Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1863, Page 3

PHE EVENING STAR. | En = THE YAZOO EXPEDITION, iN The Advance Down the Tallahatchfe Riv- | erat val Above, Keres Sitrmistrae; | barkation ef the my—Skirmis' — The Rebels Fall Back. ‘oy ‘"NRAR FORT PEMBERTON, March 11. —{0or- respondence New York Herald.J—Your readers will remember that in my last-correspondence, under date of the &th instant, I informed them that we had eucceeded in getting our war ves- sels and transports through the Coldwater | ee tothe junction of the Tallahatchie, and there assembling ready for an advance. Wa have since pee ished on down the Talla- hatehie, along wh: itis comparatively clear sailing. I have not time now to describe the yoyage, bunt will leave that to a futnre letter. | Suffice it to say we are now in a little better condition as regards our vessels than we were, when we came out of the crocked, dreary Cold- water: We have this morning succeeded in arriving within ‘six miles above Greenwood, a smali village of Mississippi, situated on the Yazoo Fiver, a short distance below the junction of the Yallobusha with the Tallahatchie river At thie junction the rebels have erected a fort, | which they have named Fort Pemberton, and this work wy Pare to taike before we can get own to the lower Yazoo. ‘When we arrived at the spot from: where I arh writing the army at once debarked for the purpose of moying overland. We commenced skirmishing when fm one mile from the Tiver, but af-r a litt fighting the enemy fell back to their fortifications. This rnse did not dlind ve to their plans, andithe guuboats moved forward by water while the army are advancing to the fortifications by land. A fight is expected momentarily while I write; but as a boatis about toJeave for above I deem it advisable to sena_you this short let- ter to kéep your readers posted as to events. The battle will certainly take place, if the en- emy will fight, long before you receive this communication. * The rebel workis well located, and is mounted with three heavy guns. There are yarious estimates as to the strength of the rebel force at | this point; but from all 1 can gather it appears that they number from seven to ten thousand men, VYhen the struggle commences we are more likely to ascertain their real strength. PRENTICEANIA. A good many of the Southern women, itis said, are anxious toenter therehel army. Some of them might make formidable soldiers. If we may judge trom their conduct toward Federal prisoners, their hearts are so hard that a minie | bullet would glance off from them in a tangent. If we would make a peace that will stick, we must first do some good sticking with the bayonet. The rebels erect some of their fortifications with much toil but in this cold weather every one of them has his shiver-de-fresze without working for it. He doesn't labor fur it, he labors under it. a Punch is taking off the Aurora Floyd,” “No name,” “Tangled Skein,” &c. school of literature very amusingly in the publication, in weekly parts, of a “Tale of the Times,” called SMekeanna, or the White Wit- ness.” It is illustrated in the Pre-Raphael style, so much affected just now, by the Lon- don weeklies, by way of enhancing the weird interest of those startling tales, and of course, the great requisite, a bigamy, is not wanting to make the satire complete. Here is aspeci- | men: Sir Lionel’s carriage was at the door. “Farewell, wia Bettina,” he said, pressing his | wile tobis heart. “1 shailcome back when I | return.” . | “I doubt thee not, Lionel,” was his weeping { ladys reply, and the coachman, having fer- vently embraced the calm butemotional butler, | ascended to his seat in the rumble, and the | vehicle was secon lost to view. Two girlish figures, each dressed in a cul de sac, approached. i “Mamma,” they cried, “Will you not trust | us now?” j “I will,” replied Lad neeia; come Evelina.” Study. { “Listen,” said Lady Bettina, “to my secret. | ! Bettina. ‘hey entered the Brown Betore 1 married Sir Lionel I was young and | lovely The lid of Agnesia’s lovely eye trembled as she looked toward her sister. Evelina,aprofi- | cient in the Freneh tongue, murmured “gam- | mong in her ear. 10ut noticing their emotion, their mother sded, wedded one William Bartow, a man be- | my station in life. Seized with an orig- inal idea that my rich brother did not need his | money, 1 induced Barlow to—to—” she fal- tered: Agnesit quickly passed her delicate hand from one lobe of her exquisitely moulded ear to the other. «ey reas by her offspring’s sy: y. ©The property became mine. William Barlow, however. was | obliged to tly the country. A warrant was out net him, and inhis absence, he was ar- vd. prosecuted, fonnd guilty entenced .” inquired Eyelina, leaning for- ward. ‘ “Ay, and euch is the yaunted Justice of Eng- hi Wee —Exreuted !" an of horror bnrst from their pale lips, dy Bettina hid her face ina variegated ured Soine time fitter this, Lady Bettina went | on, “] married Sir Lionel, who yesterday in- } tormed me that his wife was still living. He | 1 » away to seek her. I hope soon te have ‘swe too have Are you strong at to col parkiing raw de vie,and drack ito at one dranght. “Tam ready.” i “We,” an Agnesia, « are— “ Break it gently,” remoustrated Lady Eye- lina, « Twill,” returned her sister, « Mamma, we r daughters. ' ted as) much,” murmured the Countess. Tae DU sy Court Marviat.—The charges preferred against Col. D’Utassy, of the | Ga a aldi Regiment, are as follows: { Persuading a soldier to desert. 2 Embezzling mail-bags. 3. Extorting money from suilers. 4. Obtaining rooney from officers under his | command on the pretence that it was to ba used for recruiting purposes 5. Selling commissions if his regiment. 6. Plotting against officers under his com- mand so 2= to cause them to resign. 7. Slandering his subordinote officers in offi- cial letters. 8. Belling Government horses and stores and pocketing the proceeds. ». Altering the proceedings of a court-martial So as to cause the dismissal of an officer of his regiment who was never tried. 10. Counterfeiting the signature of Hon. Chas. H. Van Wyck, member of Dongs ss from New York, on enyelopes, and selling them fo sol- diers in his regiment for three cents each. ii. Forging pay-rolls. 12. Making false musters and receiving pay for fictitious officers. i3. Opening United States mail-pags and ab- stracting commissions theretrom. ‘ Fi NANCIAL.—New York papers of yesierday evening say: The market opened bueyant and thé animation was well sustained tu the «lose of business. Governments are strong. Certificates, Soven-Tlirties and Iss! Coupons are especlully in request at advancing prices. The bond list shares in the general te-ling. Rorder State bonds, however, are still anguil from over excitement and undue US. | Ternessees are held at 61, 6012 heing bid: Mis- | souri sixes are offered atl 4, without business. North Carolinas stand at 26a77; for Louisiana In Virgin ia sixes 77 is bid, without busines: sixes we note a few transact! in California, sixes at 1% worning is still slowly and unwield ing downward. Arling this morni bas receded to 155 and registers 1 to press. THe LATE ADA s Expvress Rorgrny—Tus | Ss Ff Rreoverry—The robbery of Adame” }: p ou Wednesday nightiast, on the North (coral Railroad, bétween Cockeysville and Paurkton, was one of the most a:troitly managed that has oceurred for come time. The morning aiter the s was offered, and dete the wie niually out of the Docket handkerchief nd it on removing which {! was idlis- j covered that the door had been blown open with gunpowder, aad 2 part of the fuse till re guained in the T corn ayers and ¢! eard was doMars, in Treas sury notes and go! Rebel Whiskey ! wou k ails 1 » Tebs bome tired of Whiskey. a viraigit, baye stolen our Sioughua-. &F The rorat shipmenis of boots ahd “hoes by reli und eed. jor the past. week trom Boston + ¥ 6Fe 14,759 omSa0 Br On Duesday go4 batrels of floar, cantrtye' nied ty ehszens Of “Wetrots, for the Lancashire | sufferer’, tirched Nese York er'the Loaeville Journ rebels fe mining might B50 Of Rela ky “Come, Ag- | = H Clothing—460 Seventh street, two doors above J | G REAT DECLINE IN N GOLD! | Pauy, | icoees F “ROMA, — GooDs, &e. | PROPOSALS, @ By BR ¥GoopDs! pring Calico ao pieces Lawns & vicces Uleached Cotten 25 pieces Brittiants naa. Gingham 40 pieces Mohair Plaids, "Ib pieces Black Silk Table Lincn, Kuésis, Dikpers, Napsins Irieh Li , Towels, Crash, Uotton snd Linen S Lisdien” losking Cloths ban Poplits, Mounelips She Flannel i PROPEL Fo ig | Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. March 17, ual! FOR CL ING. FaND CLOTH- ING SAREE, Nav? De Blersraiifh, ¢ ‘elock on the,frst, day of. April, atiestown, — the se, Mew York, Navy Yardecat tho option or av of the fol ome articles ot Giotas TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ! ROTIOn To sick — woerpar SoLprass Otv- LIANS AMD 0! DEPOT OF THEB. € 0. BR. CO. the nien cot the Hind be- Colored Alpacar, Bareaes of is and » for spring | Clothing Materials ahh! wear Square ESS G ENON iat Nay: stan dara ioc desert ea aS, Mour: f every description last for Te esr So.donel a ea euires Haves Mclean sie stn Go, | Bantuan auiee tor? fete % a" ue : k(t: Ree na gona Blue eee mo, Ste teomsend: d MONDAY, oambrie; iad: Thread and Valenciences Edgings | Bi bine pete Voce Owsers, ays rire es 'e i. 15 an ABEeTTCD sn Shades. and Sen Unibrellas, nif Over Bhirts,ten thousand: &e. A densi daa Canvass ok crowsers. Ce fbeasend. a jms x aber spuuy we offer at pverns er WOR & CO. Hii bafinet, ing! rocks +i ity thon nd vards, jue. opel one EBL onty thousand yards camuiaian: —The ONLY pea ‘aie EM ORDER AL any savage ct. =f me sand ‘ | sri. E to OL atthe Ticket in cee Depot thou: ards. } 5 Ly adams” on ok prices; fue (0 folowing soeds, such fe. in Bhocs, ten thousand flrs : 7 1663 GAMBRIO and BW]IS8 BANDS, | Zipekin Bee’ Saad Foote PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD eNGe INSEETING and BDG- Hatiroscry with covers,) omg | R 3 a 2 REV EE et and single, Bee eH andke fe,ten thou: eas SP UBT. ALN, ke, paciee ie, be Be deivaraa reno, forty days | xs a FIEST.O as) Plain itched and Embroidered HANDKER- The Dep ivent wii Tete qeisraat the right to | ta, coil whiel a) s With stock, of ‘er *ePgrmedts to be inade (rotai peresut tat | STOW BAL! tus completion of the Sonigaat) itn ten days af: | H | FROM DUST 48 Market see; (ander Avenue warrants for the have by | BAGGAGE CHECKED arn peteen Ea sed ana ceca 4 ty in Rae amount of the Co: shins UST RECHIVED—A large stock of ee charity 6 a tract will be DAILY 5 Cree deerebiefn Totant Shen and | (paint ‘tht proponala may be obtained at othe PHL cmH Bia maguider sock ot rl Fancy Goods Philedelphisand et this Buresa. mardi” | OLOBE con ae AT tna SBURE poeta at Peet gt snd, Tortoice Shell Fins, Esr- | MNO ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS AND OTHERS, Oar Pate eoay minal mij be aola ‘itlow prices. call in rab Diksions for ¥ National Qurrene oy EOIN, org hereby THE oneh CENTRAL ROUTE - aie eed si, gu0 te eae sauder zie Hee dea athe ee "5 ANDEOM HOLIDAY PRESENTS! of pngreta auth ‘9 National Qurrency, ap- ta et TH pron ante cay prove emi FUREY Bul sonal in their character; | WEST. NORTHWEST, AND AOUTHWEST. Hasdsone See ee and ibe considered that have, been used, | |G Yor Through Tickets apply at the offcos of EEA ore BLOND in eae eenmaaner rtd ate: | wig Oat RM RARE ar aaa | r represe 5 mich ee aiBrocke end Cloth Long BHA | pleted Bille must all be Of the uniform size of seven | Washington, ington, and Calvert Station, santana casero? all at neh less th former prices, to which | myecial attention of purchasers iain ingite ae Grae See ae ta nor yard for DRESS GODS of the best | fabricn am feed eh worth ‘3734 to 50 cen’ | e to sell for Shove ries ny loner ties Fon oF ero Weeks, a2 the goods are advancing daily, § Market Bpeoe Wewcon 7th and atiets, een. aot * Under the Avenue ‘House J. LADIES’ DRESS zu Lo UST Arrived, another large and onnuee in-sets and rats, Hom eng to 80, all of our: ‘mand! bought befere tne ite, we are thus enabled to a the most fastidio ‘Our stock of DRY ORF is daft anerensed by ; phe AS a no% Betwoon 7th and 8th sts, HAN. 5 i For LADIES— DREROMLAS i Embreidered, Gree Linen. Herstitched, 7 gh Bordered, For ER EAD aoe others, Colored Ave 4, Hemstitohed, ize, Fine Plain Hest Ge Se can Aegan? The Stove Rtock is very large, and we will affer them without any aivance on tala Prices ee Feb, Ist. & ¥ioe . 48 Market Space, wilder Aveane Heu: jaz ae me between 7th and 8th JSTERESTING FOR LADIES. i We have in redueed the prices of a large stock of handsome | em Goods to 25 conte per yard, worth 873 te 50 cents. Morinoes, Shawis. Aisv, Woolen Hosiery, Glover Cloaks, Embroideriés, &c., will be sold at reduced | tet ea ‘Our stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Dress and | Fancy Furs will be sold at great bargains. They are all new made cat fresh eh goods of oar own man- ufacture fa i 3 Marke Ee, bet. 7th and 8th sta, | desi under the Avenue Hou BOOKS, &e. i | MAGAZINES FOR AVRIL. ARPS, ATLANTIO, Tust receive and for sale b _ mar 23 at Me “teopelitan GODEY, { Lup «& SoLoMgxs, WONG T HE TRAPPER: 3 DAUGHTER. a Story of the | Rocky Mountain! ng! Gustave rere SILVIA’S LOVE by Mrs ~The Life of Charlotte Bronte Kill, nutacr of eC. ARMING FOR Lie big’s Prinsip! Noad’s Agricultura ‘HE MI LL ION oles of Agr LONDON. rat Chemistry, Chem siry, London, Sam W. Johuson on Manures, Boussingault's Rural Keonomy. British Husbandry. London. Mannal of the Barm . dobnston’s Agricultura! Chemistry. Illustrated Rural Manual. armer’s School Book. Liebig’s Modern Agriculture. Yale Agricnitural Lectur-e. Lurn’s Year Book of Agricultoral Facts, Landon, Vaux on Fertilizers, Louden, i i FRANCK TAYLOR CLOTHING, & pe RRAH FOR SMITH!! 460 SEVENTII STREET. Me is selling Immense Bargains in CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, &c., &e. For a few days more we will offer onr immense stock at creat bargains to make room for our SPRING STOCK. To those in want we say, now is the time to buy. Remember that SMITiLl'S is Meadquarters for Bruce & Co.'s, J, H, EMITH, Olothier, No. 466 Seventh street, mar I7 aud corner 2th st. and Pa. av. In order to reduce our present stock we have REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING and are now selling off at rapid rates. The people find that J. BRUCE & CO.'8 is the place to bny GOOD CLOTHING at LOW RATES! Call and gecure some of the Great Bargaing now offered at No. 464 SEVENTH STREET, two doors below Smith’s. J. BRUCK & CO., mar 17 Clothiers, 464 Seventh st., near F. [pcHaReeD SOLDIEZ RB are all invited to call at BMITH’S, No, 460 Seventu Strexr, Opposite City Post Opive, and gettheir CLOTHING AT LE&8 THAN NEW YORK PRIOKS. Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at SMITH’s, No, 460 SEVENTH STREET, and 4 OORNER 20TH STREET AND PA. Av. mar 17 Ros’ CLorHING! B BOYS’ CLOTHING !! We hereby call every body’s attention to our LARGE AND TASTY STOCK of BOYS’ CLOTHING, to snit the season. Being now prepared to fit all boys trom five years and up, we invite every body to give us a call. Remember our motto, which is—Fair Dealings | and Low Prices! BAR & BROTHER, fe 17-2m_ _ Southwest corner 7th and Est AND WINTER GOODS BULITARY AND CIVILIAN. ee et ae WinteR GOobeg eeses eir a rs DOKSKIN erases | fne DERHS COATS ‘A large and welll selected aoe of aine heavy | We have also a complete assort- ov BRCOATS, sent of BUSINESS SUITS, made ia he most du- find our Mili Goods akets, rable manner. Officers wil! eavy Woolen TEPAENS & 00,, | desirous to their wants, 325 aan Venus __detwi 2 ith stronts, | for camp use, at rogsonall _0028-dtt BE BNREAD AND, BE WIBE! Goto DRS. BROTHERS & GRAY avd be curef They have given their particular ttamtion to the treatment and cure of all forma of ‘ Disease,” par. ticularly that of » private character, for 20 y. This is the oldest established Botanic Medical fice in the Ae and have saved thottsaads from a disgraceful and sor dew le death. How important itis, for those unfortunates who have brought diseace upon themselves to be cured >efore it is tod te, thus.proventing exvosure of themselves and i residence, 179 svath B street, island. @ Fuithsonian Tewtita fim i% 2 SBocgya® REGT EO, °998 Pennsylvanis avénue, ; fine mot exceeding one thousand i owill | of water, | diameter, one under each eoynte: nee by three inc! Derigns must be! for’ both the obverseand Eererne of the note, and be susceptidle of receiving wu their ebverse the Fohowing, pr CoP evpne Ont repney, secured by the Bends of the As deposited witn the Treasurer of the Unil States ee, SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT BMOKING axp SALDON OARS ON ALL TRAINS ROM WASHINGTON. F ‘6 will feteithe 8a) and 5 as Wellas the signatures of the Treasurer of the Passenger mM. trains. Urited Btates the Register of the Treasury, | arriving in Baltimore at 8.00 a. m. and 6.45 p. m., together with the promise to pay of the afsociation | where conpections are made with trains on the issuing the ase figned by the President and | Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harrie Cashier thereof, aud their place of reasons burg at 1.25 p.m. and 1.504. m., there connecting The reverse must be gusceptible of receiving the | with the traina on the Pennsylvania Central Rail following legend: *‘This note is receivable at bar road for all parta of the West, in all get excises, excep! for duties on iports; and also for all sala: riégand other debts and demands owing by the | United States to individuals, corporations and as- | cociations, within the United States, except inter- est on pn blic debt.’ And also, to here snitadle tablets for imprinting the following synopsis of sections 67 and Woof the Act authorizing a National Currency, approved February 25, 1863: ‘‘Kvery peraon making or en- the United States in payment of taxes, all other dues to the United States, | raving, or niding to make or engrave, or passing or attempting to pass, any imitation or alteration of this note; and every person having in possession ij at pabare be forwarde e FREIGHTS. By this route Freights of all descriptions can be forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, Jy Railroad direct The Pennsylvania Central with Steamers to any port en th Kentucky, Tennessee, Gembs | Botha Wi Mis rors; aud’at ee 0 with ateamers to all Nort! and, Li}inois, Mi 8 4 ink rthwestern Li | ML ons Railroad also connects by which Goods cap 4d Ohio, Muskin sine: prt Gat eB. erchants and ship, ore entrusting the transpor- a plate or impression made imitation of it,or | tation of their Freight to this Company can rely any paper made in imitation of that on which the | with conndenee o transit. note is printed, ir, by the act of Congress, approved THE RATES OF PRE to and from any point with February, 33, guilty of felony, and ‘sudject to | im the West, by the Pennsylvania Centrai Railroad, ollars, or in risonment not exceeding fifteen years at hard | or, or both.’ Designs an be received until the 28th day of | March, 1963, and must in all casea be accompanied by models, or illustrative crawings,and the De- | partment reserves the right to reject any or all that may be offered. For such designs or parte of esi Sy paid, not exceeding in the aggregate two hundred dollars for each noie; and the accepted de- signs willthen become the exclusive property of | the United Btates. The designs not accepted will be returned to the parties sul:mitting them Proposals will also be received for furnishing diesin accerdance with the eeeiens stating the cost of the completed diee, and the date at which | they can be furnished; the Seer etary reserving the nt to accept designs or yes of designs and causing them to be engrayed other parties than those submitting the designs if he deems it for the | In all cases | interest of the Government to do so. the dies, and all transfers, or eupies thereo!, the exclusive property of the United Brates. In the selection of desigas, special attention will be given to security against counterfeiting and against altcrations,as well as to suitableneas for Use as currency. Proposals and designs must be enaloxed in seated envelopes and ected Secretary of the Treasury,and plainly endo posals for. National Curren! on the 2th day of March, 1 tea be P. CHASE, mar :-eotd Geeratars of the Treasary. yes Ik: CLAD SEA SA STEAMERS, Navy Derinrmesr, Mash 12, 1353. The Navy Deport twill, untii April 13th next receive proposa, for the plete conetruction and equipinent for sea serv! including wrought iron gun carriages , but excluding «uns, ordnance: stores, Dautical instreimenta. and fuel, of iron iron-clad ste: of about $00 tons burden, measured as a fingle deck vessel, and 2! draaght The boats, masts, yards, and rigzing to he of iron: and the armament to consist of ten in a casemate, each weighing abont 25 tone without the carriage. The boilers to be of the horizontal tubular kind, ns a8 May be accepted, suitable compensation | aré at all times a x paseratie ss are charged by other arse iar to mark packages ‘Via Penna Oentral WH. ROWN, 1 ABt Northern Central R. R., ENOCH LEWIE, GSA Raperintenden yOPT. Gon I Ticker Agent. Ph STON, General Freight aelph he ‘0 North street, Baltimore. Agent, jan niledelphi Fe. le! 1%. *Pitia- tyr a. MH. BININGER & CO., BRaNow oF Nos. 19 anv 21 Broan St., New YorE OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE, For the Holidays. ad “Designs and Pro- | and will be opened | ans | Ne. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE OLD ENICKERBOCEER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS. { 73 —ALs0— | FINE GROCERIES, | KITS AND KEGS No.1 MACKEREL, i KENNEBEO SALMON, SOUSHED & PIOKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES, PIGS' FEET, | ENGLISH DUN CODFISH, CAN GOODS, with 190 square fect of fire-grate surface, and | 7 8.000 square feet of water-htating surface. The Together with ail the machivery to consist of two separate pairs of direct-action, horizental engines, oparating in- dependently, two iron screw propellers ot 13 feet of the vessel. Capacity of each of the four cy ers 154 cubic feet. To be provided with Sewell’s surface con- denver, containing 8,590 square feet of exposed tube surface for each pair pf ongines. Bunkers to be provided for 1,600 tonsa! Proposala will” b on goneral and specifications that may be examined a tans ithe Navy Department; or parties may pr pose on plans | and specifications of hull and mac me ry of their own. mar H4-stu thaw _ Be REAU OF ORDNANCE, Nuvy DePARMENTT, Washington City, March 2, 1863. This Bureau is desirous of sxcertaining whethe rifled cannon can be made of wroughtiron ef ficientand uniform endurance and enconom Warrant their being pre’erred to guns of cast only,or of cast iron strengthened with wrought ire? Proposals will therefore be received from any Manufacturers of forged iron, to farnich a ished gnn, or a block of metal from which the same may be finished The said gun, pounds,to be made into a gun throwi: Jectile of 10 pounds, as used in cast iron non of like weight; to be fired 1,0” times fin- | hen finished, to weigh about 10.900 LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON Messrs, A.M. B. & Co, are alo Sole Proprietors of BININGER’S CELERRATED LONDON DOUK GEN, Put up in Quart Bottics for medicinal use. Also, Sole Agents for OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN. RF-All articles bought at their store warranted | o7 the firet quality, and forwarded toany part of the city free of expense. | Ae we intend to be permanently located, we re- spectfully request families to give ua acall. ABRAM M, BININGER, HENRY T. QAPEN, Wastinaron, December, 1862. | A.M. BININGER& CO. have no connexion wRh any other House. 2 LooD! ROLLIN CHUROH, Agent. BLUOD!! pi BL i ! SORES: THEIR CAUSE A Ia ELUID, OONDI- TION OF. Rhy VIDAL ¥ \ ich produ rervice charges of the same weight and kind of | DLA. ULCCRS Soa bors TET der as used in the Parrott 100 pounder, yiz: 10 | BCRORUL, ORES. TERS, poundgof No. 7, without bursting or wearing in SCALES, BOILS. SYPHILIS OR V i h @ manner as to cause apprehensions of burst- Ki quality of metal, to 1 fe stated clearly in the proposal torward--d, The Bureau reserves the right to itself of accept- | ing or rejecting any of the proposals, fire ime for receiving the proposals is limited to thi fabrication of wrought iron, JOHN A, DAHLGREN, mar 12-eotw Chief of Burean, Untelirgencer and Republican copy.|_ pRerosars FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE QuaRTERMASTER G GaeNeRAL’S Orion Washington, February 4 PROPOSALS willbe received at thin Department until 12 o’clock M.,the 5th day of May next for articles for the use of the furnishing the following Quartermaster General’s Department, viz: CARPETING. Seven hundred (74) yards, more, or less, of In- ice, and other terms are | days from date; and proposals will only he received from persona actually engaged in the | NEREAL DISEASES «eo, SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICES Is offered the public as a positive cure. Let those then who have either Scrofuls, Bcald Lead or Sores of any kind, at once use the ROOT AND HERB JUICES, Cure those Spots, Tetters, Scales and Copper Col- ored Patehes, as there are’ many surmises about them. Banish all ima paritiog of the blood and oc system phy ad unite for the cure of IL ae OR oe EA we DSR ABS 8. she ga- ROOT A B, is the SYP: MARITA { most poi nis Posebaia Fel etantears ronedy weer re - | poribed; it reaches and eradicates every particle of the venereal poison, so that the cure is thorough and permanent, Take then of this purifying reme- dy and.be healed, and do not transmit to your poi terity that fer which you may may repent in after years, ae ngh FOr you jpetre pronounced Linourebis, the rain’ Oa¥peting. of the be . samples of | Wilhremove avery vestige of impurities from the Which. inutl seconiapy he olor eke em ple Bee system, as well as all tie ie bad effoats of Mercury. square yard to inelads making banding ahd Sitting FEMALES! MALEB fo each room, ant jutting dow: Saule complete inthe best manner. Mearurement to bemade on | ,,J7,MAny allections with whi abana sta’ the floor. and payment made for quantities thas | ™&! 4 Rappily adapted. in-Uleemsted. “| escertained. The rooms to be carpeted can be 8000 | Whites tr beanine Fallen ore in by calling st this ofice. bearing down. Falling of the Womb, sICK OHAIRS. | Debut ', and for all complaints incident to the sex. Gia Jusndred Pee twenty (120) Oak Ohaira, oa ¥ express, Price $1 a bottle, or 6 bottles feat, a eg oy of wtich can be seen at this o! the time ef signin, e@ agreement, The pri eech chair to inelude the delivery of alee same at : of the Quartermaster General. fe2s-td Pp® OSALS FOR Weed. Opjice of Chief Quartermaster. 2 Prorosals are invited Tor farnishing "at ey Specified, from parties owning wood or wood lands in the vicinity ofthe same, viz: Forts Alexander, lyiown; Forts Kearney, De Kussey, Massa chusetts, Slocum, Totten, Slemmer Bunker dit, Martin Scott and’Cameron, on the north side of the Potomac, to wit: Kirst, For wood at wee. (price per cord.) el by U.8. Engincers or rag | OMMET WBE (price pe: ae nird Proposals must specify the localily, kind, = a and qualily of the wood. th ad eee r wenn or the amount of wood ggquired up to June ach bidder must attach hi fall name and Post | bid. interested in the proposal must appear in the in oath of allexiance to the Government of the The whole to be completed within two weeks strani; this office. © Headquarters, Defenses of Washington, the troops in and around the Forte hereiuatter Ripley, Franklin, Manatield, Pennsylvania, Battery 8) Baratoge. a Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont; le Proposals to be made in the following manner Second, For wooc For wood eut and corded on the gronnd, ‘oposals will be received under this advertise- Office address to his bid, and the names@f all Da United States must accompany each bid Bids will be opened from time to time, - bege purchases made as the wood daar be ae | ae i The right is reserved to accept all or auy part of &uy bid, Proposals shonid gh patecset, Wood,” and addressed ELE. ‘AS M. GREENE, ¢ Misus Colonel wae Chief Quartermaster + $a m0-tf efenses of Washington. = = ANGHOViKE, 2 SWEBE OIL, CAPERS, & fen : "ASB B; TAR FOR | 8 wll qi Se es Corger loth li Large or am war 1)-2w i ¥ By at eS Bee ‘BAMARITAN’S OHANCRE WASH, Price 25 cents. Full directions. DESMOND & OO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post Bot i by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner of ith and Pa. eyenreig ae La oak COOK, Alexandria. RS, 173 Baltimore acer coueean 0¢ 17. “Proposals for | In the effectual remedy for RELAXATION MATORRH@A AND EXHAUSTION 0 Paris, and the Imperial d College of, enerall e heal In the great and sure remedy of the civilized world | TRIESEMAR. Royal Letters P Pea ty The Beals oF the ae TRIESEMA B No. TRIESEMAR No.3, Completely and entirely eradicates all those amardets for which Copaiva and Cubebs have beer thought an antidote, to the ruin of of a Vast portion of the population. TRIESEMAR No for all impurit symptoms, obvi well as other deleterious ingredients, and wi eury, a hich iN remove. devoid of taste or smell and of alt beavis ities. &eo. zi the 8: TRIESE! They are in the | one fer $9, ot in 82 adm! inistered by Wholesale 4 Bleecker. peeet strbet,) New Yor rt of MAR Yond retail’ Ta ia Se ,»2 and 3 @ Ensland, and Pharmacie icing, Vienna, | he system, as well as se @ the destructive use of form of # lozen: lie oa the toilet table without thelr ase bein pecte: de SPER- Fr THe jer- aes cunt re alike qual- may jing sus- fold in tin cases at $3 each, or four @3 cases in | npn, tai and Home ee, IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS } { a OS DENTISTRY. NNW AND IMPROVED INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Wirnour Murray Prarz om OLasre. DR. 8. B. STQRSMOND, wv, New York. and 260 PennsyWwania ; 1th dd 15th sts,, Washinsion, attention of the pnbti bo the feoeee “ir tbe ost of bie rea ystems “4 eee oee hee. made incdwusire, est whieh under the: ‘toated over five and physicians invented a white undestractive metal ith which the most sensitive teeth { i { | } count Dr. 8. bes suturing Saas Geiund exomine for yourself. no }0-6u lsset DEN TIs TRY. fin) Callat 246 Pa. avenue,‘ got gremine BHC TES New {otha of Insert- ai Sey veer ay ail ancth ods her perctol ried: ito, Feeth ax Extracted without pain when desired. “rermd ese teeth w! oo basegrs oe at Sn er eae whe wear others and, resareeee art can SLATE Booms in —N cae eed ened pat ti i Arch me “T. DOVE & 00. prepared re execute = Sieg with puma Tay BR oy Gs WM FITTING BUBI- S7 Btore on Ninth meat a few doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, whi aay oe found a cors- rors RRBET TERS asd wther Gal Efkaw aca WATER FIXTURES. Jan 37-Iy GAS FIXTURES. Have in Stere, and are daily rece! FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns we af Bah LEA rye saperior in style to anything he is ma je invite ci wen of @ se reve evra eles confident = we ¢ have the best ge! TBAB sn cro trot il 5 mar 5-if MYERS & McGHAN, 376 D street, , GAB CHARLES RIVART & C0.S CHAMPAGNES. ———— WE HAVE NOW IN STORE, AND ARE RECEIVING DAILY, CHABLES RIVART & CO.'S FAMOUS CHAMPAGNE WINES! CARTE NOIRE, (Sweet Verzeny,) CARTE BLANCHE, (Dry Verzeny.) —_— | These Wines are highly appreciated in the New York market, fur their richness and | delicate flavor, We are prepared to negotiate with Hotels and the _ trade, for any quantity, at the shortest possible notice, either in bond, (duty paid,) or in stere,son the most favorable terms, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO,, | 229 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | BeTWreN 9TH aND 10TH 51s., { SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. _mar 6- tf HATIONAL LOANe THE NE NEW SIX PER CENT. BONDS of the UNITED STATES, PAYABLE TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE rafter Five Years, at Option of the Gor, THE COUPON BONDS, In Sums of FIFTY BOLLARS, UNE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAKS, and ONS THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE REGISTERED BONDS, In Sums of FIFTY DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLAKs, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, {2TERR6T somcenorng AT DATE OF FUR AND PAYABLE SEMI-ANRUALLT IN GOLD. These Borns are the QOHBAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY now in the market, Tbe Interest, at present price of coin, being equiv alent to & Psn Oxnr, in currency, FOR SALE BY JAY COOKE & CoO., BANKERS, FTEEZENTH STRE: DeaLers mm GOVERNMENT BONDS, | TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES, 4RHY 4ND NAVY VOUCHERS, Pagar CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE 462 To norms, ondcnns SESTAURANTS, PRI- VATE FAMILIES, &o, The Bubsoribers have just received a freak ship- 0 OABES add ite FLOBRAG which thoy offez for ale at NeW Youk prices, Also, they have constantly on hand A Lares and Well Selected Stock of ice BRAN DIES. iT : co, ™ rite bi a AND WAN DUBIAN POR’ B PICKS, pAvoRS ENGLISH DAIRY a oo rfheedinaheerrenerr HH; GERMAN and ENGLISH PORDIALA, Pahiadimses 7 Soper wee par THAs, ee @ eae ‘ eat a yams an Branch—ai9 £ hie Just reaoived's eauail Ick, Beta Cee, ae , and IRISH as | | D.. {SLARIELAD.O1 oo eresind eee sentient Raat Bie sad Bale at | ifr tows oe Hotel meee Bout, | Take no more Balsam, M M HAM BeLD 8 BXTRACT BUCKY, BELG HELM HELMBOL: HELMBOL BSLMBOL: D FLUID He 4 L| FLUID Had PL PLUID BuGEU: BUCHU, BUOHD, SUCHE: Brcay. BUGHU: ByoRn, B CHU. POSITIVE 4ND 8P. d ‘F/C REM. » 4 EOSIHITA 108 ETHER 4 POshi ve AND SP: IEC f By 4 POSITIVE AND 1538 6 Be 4 POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMED 4 * For diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS. This medicine increases th and excites the ABSORBENT Ine hen neattheetions by which the W ¥ OR CALCE Huon & aeposte tions and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS Fi pei cree as well as pain and théamgeee andis « MEN, WOMEN, O1 OR CHILDREN. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT B UCHU. HELUBOLDS & EEMBOLDS For_weakness arising om Excesses, Habits, © Dissipation, Early ‘adiscretions, Abuse,” attended with tne iollowing symptoms: Toalepeniton. to_Exertion, Leas of Power, Loss { Memory, Weak Nerves, Horror of Dis- vreane, Dimness of Vision, Hot Hands, Dryness of the Skin, Universal Las- tsitade of the Muscular System, Difficulty of Breathin, Trembling, Wakefuiness, Pain In the Back, Eruptions on the inaminy 05 of the Bod: lid Countenance. bor v,. These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which thie Medicine invariably semoves, soon followa. IMPOTENCE, IMPOTENCE, IMPOTENCE, eerie EPILEPTIC FITS, PILEPTIC FITS, PATULLY, EPILEPTIC FITS, In one of which the patient may expire. Who can say they are not frequently followed those ‘‘direfal dieases,’ INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION? ineaniy AND CoO? OVALE TION» INSANITY 4ND CONSUMPTION? INSANITY ANB CONSUMPTION? Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, but none will confess. THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYL ‘and the melancholy deaths by eonmiaption. me bear witness to the truth of this assertion. The Spas sution once affected with @RGANIC WEAKNESS, ORGANIC WEAKNESS; ORGANIO WEAKNE3S; requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and invigorate the cystem whicl HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT becug HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUOHU invariably doer, A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEPTICAL, FEMAIL LES, ES, eeua )LD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. } ARRIED, OR CONTEMPLATI NING MARRIAGE, In many affections peculiar to Fematos THE EXTRACT EUCHU is mnequaled by any other remedy. as in ris or Retention, Irregularitr, Paintal | pees of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or hirrous state of the Uterus, Leu. orrhea er Whites, Sterility, aud for all complaints inerlecs to the Sex, whether ariting frora indiscretions, habits of dissipation, orin the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. SEE SYMP Chlorosi ssor Sup- 8 ABOTE, NO FAMILY SHOU LD BE WITHOUT IT, er + rt edicing, far Unpieasuntaud Pee 2? Disgamue Disesses, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES SECRET DISEAsks in all their stages, at little expense, littl: change in diet, no inconvenience and ne exaemaree Itcauresa frequent desire and gives strength: to uripate, thereby removing obstructions, prevent ing ard ng Strictures ot lavi: ed Inflammation so fre diseases, and expelling all pois. worn-out matter. THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS Wn0 HAVE BEEN THR VICTIMS OF QUACKS, bayetount that thay were decelved. gut that ms “poison” has, by the use of“ powerful stringent? been dried up in the system to break out inasgra- vated form, and PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE. USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHD, For all affections and disease Tri Orgaus, whether existingin of the Urinary MAL OR FEMALE, From whatever cause originati 4 of how long standing. Disedues Of thee? organs require te aid of a jiuretic. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU 18 THE GREAT PENERTIC, And i ‘tain to have the di a EVIDENCE OF THE MOST RE RESPONSIBLE CHARA Will accompany the medicine. CERTIFICATES OF CURES From 2 to 3) years standing, with NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAMR. PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE. We make no secret of Ingredients. MELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCRU Is composed ef Buehu, Cubebs id J Be vies (lolonted with great care by acoeereee ruggist. ait CTER pases PREPARED IN VACUO, BY H. T. HE.MBOLD, Practical and Analytics! Chemist, and jole manuf cturer of HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS, AFFIDAVIT. Personally appsared before me.an Alderman o¥ {he city of Philadelphia, HT. LELMBOLD, who being Sworn, doth say his farirlariow contains no sper , Ro mercur: My ser injarions drugs, BLMBOLD, ubscribec before me this 234 day oF 1854. . Hrnsarp, Algerian, but are purely vecetab! Sworn and » November, qr ot 9th stroet; above Race, Philadel pi PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE OR SIX POR 35 Delivered to any address, securely packed fri servation, Acdress aettary! oe information in confidence, HELMBOLD, Chamist, “Deve, 104 5. Tenth street, below Chestnut, Phila, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS AND UNPRINGIPLED DEALERS, Who endeavor to dispose * ‘OF THEIR QWNY and “other” articles on the reputiaon attained by Helmbold’ ro) Gennine Preparations, Bxtract Boehn, “ Barsaparille. Sola by all Druggiste @verywWiers ASK FOR HELMBOLD’S, _ ue. TAKE NO OTHER. Cut out this advertinoment and send for it, AND AVG ip TB POSITION 00.22 eomly AND iMPOSTULE bbe