Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1863, Page 4

“THE EVENING STAR. NEWS FROM REBELDOM. Do ED? Confederate Accoun: the Defeat of P: gram in Kentucky—The Richmond pers Hint at Schemes of Grent fm tance te the Co x im England—Confederate Raid eester. e- od | From late Richmond papers we make up the following budget of Southern news: FROM KENTUCKY—PRGRAWA DEFEAT. A gentleman just from Kentucky brings some information of the operations and final repulse of Pegram’s brigade in that State. Oa the 2ith ult., Col. Scott, of the brigade, with four com- panies of hit own regiment and one company ef Arhby’s regiment, in all between four and five hunéred men, chased Col. Fry, ia com- mend of four regiments of infantry and some of Woolford’s cayalry, out of Danville, com- pletely routing them, and capturing Lieut. Col. Adams and other prisoners. While Scott was pursuing the enemy through the streets of aprile. the Yankees shot Mrs. Mitchell, the wile of the President of the Branch Bank of Kentucky, through the head, killing her in- Stantiy, and also a female servant who was atanding behind her. Col. Scott skirmished with the enemy from the 2ith ult. to the 2-th, and then y:as in Houstonville, Lincoln county. During the same time Gen. Pegram was skir- mishing near Hickman's Bridge,on the Ken- tucky river, and dreve the Yankees back. On the 3ist, when two miles beyond Somerset, he was attacked by a large Federal force of cav- al Woolford, and after asevere hand to hand fight of several hours, the Confederates gave up the uneqcal contest, and fell back six miles, the enemy not pursuing. Our loss was heavy; eupposed to have been fifty killed. Some two buncred and over were missing alter the fight, but as parties of stragglers have been coming in since, the total loss cannot be ascertained. of the enemy must have been very as our troops are reported to have geht with desperation, as well as from the fact that the enemy failed to follow them. Messrs, Powell and McGhee, who had pur- for our Goverument some %) head of , are reported to have got out with 53%, having dost some 370. By way of Cumberland Cap we havea report that Col. Clark’s cavalry hi possession of Mourt Sterling, where he had cagtured some 50 pri ned kim at that point. said that Burnside, at the solicitation of G rie, has been started with ‘10,000 Federal infantry and 10,000 cavalry, for Lexington, Kentrck ». Prentice has really gone to Europe, hh him his daughter-in-law, the wite wrence Prentice, who is in the Con- federate army Rosecrans has sent live regiments of infantry to Kentucky, and has ordered all the cayalry irom that Staie to his army at Murfreesbero’, and is massing his troops on his left, (our right,) donubriess to prevent any Movement upon our part into that State. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, The Virginia Legislature s ptssed a tax bill taxing evervbody and everything within the liaits of the State at mt ‘h more than double the rates of United States ts» under the internal revenue law, The Charieston papers complain that money is much tighter in that city than ever before, rg € wit S The rebel Congress have passed a bill abol- | ishing flogging in their army altogether—sub- stituting the death penalty and imprisonment in the penitentiary in its stéad. Richard Fitzmorrie and Harvey Si aukee prisoners,” who were sed on taking the oath of allegiance tothe rebe have been re-arresied und sent to Castle Thund for trying to escape to “their Yankee friend: Jeff Davis, in a report to tbe rebel Congress on the history und condition of the telegraph lines in the South. urges that the interests of northern persons in them—Amos Kenda! mmons, reveral compinies @ that the Yankees haye su The report farther proposes to seize all the Southern telegrapls and turu them over to the rebel post-office department—the governinent nify loyal rebel owners for their losses by the act. The Richmond Mayor's Court is busy inves- tigating the women’s bread riot. They hold in custody for it a large number of women and some men. Hon. Wash. Barrow is a candidate for the rebel Governorship of Ter The Dispatch pubiishes fluttering accou the growing corn and wheat crops throughout ret ne to hide tae fact nessee, E Private Screrx Rooms vor Pantigs. prices pre deemed too high, or if for any eause itia nounce themselves in the Richmond Dispatch C, P. MUNSELL & CO. not deemed for the public interest to accapt them. as candidates for the House of Delegates of = 3 ites Proposals will basealed and addressed to ‘Gen, oe a for Noftolk county, including the city | _™8F 13-Im Proprietors. a. We SIE LEY: Chief of Qrdnance, Washington, Smit and Geo. W. Grice ws candi- | \W7RAPPING PAPER Wrougat fron Beame? S88, we RTSLEY, | the Senate, ; AND PAPER BAGS | Brigadier General, Chief Ordnadce THE CORRESPONDENCE. | For sale at + ml tuthratd : H ADAMSON'S 7 SST rrr ao eae Under this eaption the Richmond Dispatch 4 UARTERMASTER GENEBAL’S OFFICE, shed the gist of the corres n Mr. Mason and Lord R ion of the legality of the blockade = by the Yankee Government and tion of the Confederacy. No South- in rend it without feelings of indig- nation a contempt—indignation for the cold and stony haughtiness, not to say rudeness of manner of the British Minister towards Mr. i n (aiterwards onty partially ny personal disrespec ubtertuges resorted tu to cover It adds: forget, whatever the ministry Muy do or propose, that our country has re- ceived the most valuable assistance from the people ot England, and at this time there are schemes on foot there of great importance to us. THE RICHMOND DISPATCH ON MARYLAND PUBLICATIONS. pon. the reces ern man The Richmond Dispatch of the 9th instant ' calls the attention of Southern men te two publications Press, viz: “Southern Rights and Union Parties in Maryland Contrasted,” and Months in American Bastiles ” and says no one cau read them without trelings of loathing | ttor the Union party of Maryland. | g, and disgt It virtual confesses that the people of the Soudh counted without their host when they counted Maryiand with them, and is better against the course of those who at first affected to sympathize profoundly with the South, and afterward became the most hateful and dis- gusting of all the minions of Lincoln’styrany. It takes from the last mentioned publication @ horrible account of the way prisoner: treated in Northern prisons, all of which we need not say has its foundation in anything but truth. CONFEDERATE CAVALRY RAID IN GLOUCESTER. {From Richinond Dispatch, April 9.] On the 30th ult. a dash was made by nine of the Cloptor Rangers and three of the Glouces- ter Cavalry on a company of Yankees, stationed at Seawell’s Point, in (Floucester county, Va. The company was composed of forty of 100th California Cayairy. Our men drew them from their position, fired upon them and charged with the sabre.. The enemy fled, leaving two killed and three wounded. One of the killed was 4 Lieutenant. Gur cavalry harass the out- posts of the enemy so much that they are afraid to gogrand rounds withouta very strong force to protect the officer of the day. The Danville cars broughtinto Richmond on the {th 42 Union prisoners of war, captured at Brentwood, Tenn., by Gen. Forrest. Among them were twenty-three com missioned officers. Ali of them are to be exchanged at an early day. On the same day 451 Union prisoners were sent by a flag of truce to City Point to be went North as exchanged. Among them was Lieut. Bloodgood, of 22% Wisconsin, and twenty-one other officers. A majority of the privatrs were those taken at Brent wood, Tenn., by Gen. Forrest, who had arrived in Richmond previous to the lot referred to abo The Dispatch is horrified at the the Haytien Minister in Washington city. THE MARKETS. Ricunonp, Tuesday, April 7, 1563.—Produce, groceries, &¢ —Apples, £0.50 per barrel; very few in market. Butter in demand at 4283.25 r pound Bacon, hoground, $1.:35a81.40. swax, $1.50 per pound. Beans, $15 to $18 per busbel. Corn, $10 per bushel; very scarce, and in demand. Corn meal, $10 to $12 per bushel. Candles, $3 to $325 per pound. Dried apples, $13 to $14 per bushel. Dried peaches, Slsasix per bushel. Flour—superfine, 331as3z; extra, $44; family, £6 perbarrel. Hay, sass 50 perewt. Lard, $1.50a$1.60 per pound. Pota- loes—Irish, $Sa810; sweet, SlUaSll per bushel. Peas, $15a%!5 per bushel. Oats, $6.50 per bushel. Seeds—Timothy, $7—season over: clover. $a $25. ‘Tobacco—no sales of leaf far two days pas’, and we make no change in quotations; the breaks are somewhat larger. The market for manufactured is less animated. Wheat—noth. ing doing, 8nd we repeat the nominal quota- tions of $4884.50 per bushel: sales have been mad* for horse feed at $6éa%4.50. Dressed fowls are very high, hucksters in the market demand. ing ScaZl2 per pair for indifferent chickens; turkeys are held by commission merchants at 81.25 rer pound. Eggs, $1.50 perdozen. Sugar, drown, $1-20a#1.30 per pound, as to quatity. Molacser, $10a812 per gallon. Cotfee, $1a%5 per pound. Salt, 50 cents per pound. Rice, 30a35 cents. 100 pamntidersonnGiteos s 0 ry Old BYE WHISKEY, 2ycare old, ”* Sinete X For low bj sa Rela F. E. WHITE, No. 63 Louiriana ay , bet. Sth and 7th sta,, ap2-eottif opposite the Bark of Washington, LAYING OARDE—Hart_& 0.0 aod oth, P's PRANOK Tavion.” and infantry, under Carter, Fry and | soners, and that Humphrey Marshall h interests fu them. , m. suel M. Wilson and C. W. Murdauzh an- | utely issued from the Maryland | “Fourteen | CLOTHING, &c. 0 THE CLOTHIERS OF THE DISTRICT! The undersigned would most respectfully infewm hia friends, and the Trade generally, that he is now prepared to offer one of the fiaest Spring Stocks of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offerea in thineity. He assures those in want of axtock that they will do weil to give him acall. Bespeetfally, 8. HERZBERG, No, 2 Market Space, next to corner of Baltimore stroet. Baltimore, Mareh, 1863. mbar 23-2m* |AHURR4A FOR 8MITH!! 460 BEVENTH STREET. He is selling Immense Bargains in CLOTHING, FURNISHING 00DS, HATS, CAPS, &e., &c. For a few days more we will offer our immense stock at great bargains to make room for our SPRING STOCK, To thore in want we say, now is the time to buy. Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for | Clothing—460 Seventh street, two doors above J Bruce & Co.'s, J. H. BMITH, Clothier, No. 460 Beventh street, mar 17 and corner 20th st. and Pa. av. GFT DEOLINE IN GOLD! In order to reduce qur present stock we have REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR OLOTHING and are no - selling off at rapid rates, The people find that J. BRUCE & 00.8 ia the place to buy GOOD OLOTHING at EOW RATES! Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now below Bmith’s. marl7 _Plothi ISQHARGED SOLDIERS are all invited to call at BMITH’s, No. 460 Suvuanru Staser, Opposite City Post Office, and get their CLOTHING AT LESS TIIAN NEW YORK PRICES. Soidiers can rely on Fair Dealing at SMITH's, No. 460 SEVENTH STREET, and CORNER 20TH STRE: mar 17 B 8’ CLOTHING! . BOYS’ CLOTHING !! We hereby call every body’s attention to our LARGE AND TASTY 3sTOCK o' BOYS’ CLOTHING, to suit the season. J. BRUCE & ©O., 64 Seventh st., near Fr. ET AND PA. AY. “ Being now prepared to fit all boys trom five years and up, we invite every body to give us acall. and Low Prices! fe 17-2m BAR & BROTHER, Southwest corner7thand sts, DRY GOODS, &e. ELMBROIDERGES— A " received at B.& W. 4 Market Spaee, betw 7th an: sth ste. LEACHED BROWN MUSLINS, NEW AMBUTTA and othet va na- | | | plendid assortment just W. MEVENGERG, AND I YORK MILLS, W. ble fabrice, at manufacturers’ prices, Also, Irish SHIRTING LINEN, ie f low, at . & W,. MEYENBERG’S, 4% Market Space, between 7th and 8th sts., Under the Avenue House. UST RECELVED—A large stock of Maltese Thread and Valencienne Cellars and Sets, Plain and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Infant Robes and Waiste, Thread and Pusher Lace Veils. Also magnificent stock of Headdresses and Fancy Go euch as bteel, Jet and Tortoise dhell Fins, Ear- drops and Belt Clasps, Portemonnaies, Fans, & | which will be sold at low prices. A call is rea fully solicited. WM. WEINEER mar 9-ly 18 Market Spac | offered at No. 464 BEVENTH STREET, two doors | | make them, and the pri | they will deliver them atthe point of vessel or | EOE pe OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, 470 FOURTEENTH &§T.,(Oprositg WitLarps’,) ON TITE EUROPEAN PLAN, With a First-elass Restanrant Attached, 506 Ninth street, nextto Perry’s Dry Goods Store. NOTICE TO BMALL DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. A gentleman has on storage, 506 Sth street, next to Perry’s Dry Guods Store, a small lot of BOOTS and SHOES, which will be sold at New York prices, '¢ FEL ri fold at ADAMSON’S, 506 Ninth at., pone deor from Perry’s Dry Good Store. 25 CENTS A POUND, _ mar 27 S.N. PIKE'S | PURE , OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. This BRANDY has be-n manufactured for seve- , Tal years from the PURE JUICE of the i CATAWBA GRAPE! Thus affording additional evidence of the pro- | gress of American Enterprise and Industry, and of our ability to produce articles at home equal to | those made of any other nation. THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals but excels the best imported Bran- ies.in purity and flavor, Itisin fact, the Best Brandy Known. This statement is fuliy eorrobo- rated by the certificates of our most distingnished | analytical Chemists. | The wantof Pure Brandy has long been feltin | this country, and the introduction of an article of fuch quality s# to supersede the sale and use of there vile compcunds, bitherto sold under the name of Brandy, can only, be regarded asa great ublie good, The Catuwha Brandy, possesses all Phe qualitics.claimed for the best imported Liquors, and is of perfeet purity and superior flavor, and = sovereign and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCY, CRAMP, CHOLIC LANGUOR, LOW SPIRITS, GENERAL DEBILITY, CHOLERA MORBUS, &-., &. SF READ THE CERTIFICATES!!! Wasuincton, B. C., Nov, 11, 1858. D. R.CLark, Kaq.,8ir: Ihave made a chemical analysis of a rample of pure Ohio Catawba Brandy, of the uianufacture of 38.N. Pike & Co.. Cincin- nati, and find it to be pure wine brandy, free from any adulterations or admixture of ingredients det- rimental to health—not a fictitious liqaor made of | corn spirits and flaming essences, and it is well adapted: rom ite, purity and quality, to tuke the ace of French Cognac i THOMAS ANTISELL, Chemical Examiner. U. §. Patent Office. STsTE ASSAYER’S OFFICE, 32 Somerset Bt. Boston, Oct. 23, 1853. 1 hereby cerify tha: I bave this day made a chemical analysis of a sample of Catawba Brandy brought to me by G. Simmonds, F: nd that have found no adulteratiag incre! ot improper subtances init. Itis pure brandy spirit, with the usual coloring and saccharine matters belonging to brandy. I would recommend it tor medical uses, CHAS, T. JACKSON, M. b., State Assayer. D. KR. CLABK, corner 4% and Peun., ave., sole } Agent for this Distr mar i8-eod 3m SUES ND GROCER’ WAGONS, Largest size 2 and 4-Horse Satler’s Wagons, without Springs, Grocers and other Wagons. Tite Springs, Also om hand several SECOND HAND WAGONS. For sale by THOMAS YOUNG, _Mmar 18 3m No. 409 Pennsylv: RHANGINGS Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium priced Gold P: with s varied stock of Glazed and the lowes cash prices. WINbOW SHADES! New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Goid Band Window | Buff, Green and Blue Holland, or any required je or sise of Shade made to erder. y! OVAL PICTURE FRAMES! (warranted to pegiies with Gold Leaf.) The handscmest and largest assortment in the District, from the best manufactory in the coun with a beautiful variety of small sized Oval ond Visite ome Ot eronetes ac ceneans mgn- ufactures. Also, otograph Cai embracin copies of celebraied Pictures, Paintings and Stata: ary, Albums, &c. pin GTURE CORD ay ZASCRLS! ferent sizes iors, Picture U Rails, £0.” Ordere for Pugarhan of Winkow les punctually executed by experienced work. in ci ' \. monin city oF country, Terms fa\t 4 RERITER, W7-Please remember thi an ue terme cash for goedsand inbore F. J, HEIBBEGER & 09.. &4-t¢_ 309 Pa, avenue. Wernikates, B. 0. AO. 937 PBNNAYLVANIA AVENUD. 4, M. BININGER ¢ 00.'5 STORE 237 Pawssyivanta AVERUS, i sweat, ond neariy opposite Gauter’s, ‘Tth street, ja 16-* | | i | i i Remember our motto, which is—Fair Beatings | | Length of rail j ing PROPOSALS PPoPosats FOR BEEF OATILE. Szaczp Paoposats are invited until 19 uw. of the sth day of April, for furnishing to the Bub- sigtence Department 4,000 head of Beef Oattle. The Cattle to be delivered at Washington, D. O., on the 25th day of April, or assoon thereafter a8 the Government may direct. she patie & Sversec s yesnt 1 byl ponds gross, and no snimal weig' an than 1.**} pounda. Any person desiring to bid for a less number than 4,40 should so state it in his bid. A bona with good and enfficient security will be ed. oir ropoasla from contractors who have failed to comply ‘01 je with former bida, disloyal persons, and from thore who are not present torespsnd to their bida, will not be considered. Payment to be made in certificates of indebted- ness. or such other funds as Government may have ea TAs ta be nesompanied by aguataatec, si ida to be aecom y a C by two petrons ana wurected 10°00, A BROR- WITH, X. D. G-and0, 3. U. 8. A., Washington, D. O., and endorsed “Proposals for Beef Oattie. Form runiee. —,ofthe pent smal and State of —.do hereby guarantee that — in able to fulfil the con- Hoar and.tiess ghcula nis seoserition Ee mmenens, 7B, ani at, TO) i he will at once Gos into a contract in pee ep therewith. Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre to become his securities. cs ‘his guarantee must be appended to each bid.) ‘he responsibility of the persous signing the guarentee must be shown by the 4 certificate of the Clerk of the asarest District Oeurt or of the United Btates District Attorney. Bids witch do mot comply wiih the above will de resected. (BPRANCE OFF: = ICE, War DerarrMesr, Wasnineron, March 3), jess, PROPOSALS will ba received at this effice until 4 o’elock p. m., on the Sith of APRIL, 1833, for Toralensne six hundred Wrought Iron Beams for Rails of Chassis of Sea Coast Carriages. These beams are tobe made aft.r the following speicfications: i The rail for barbette carriages is a rolled wrought fon beam, similar in appearance to the ''I” shaped eames nsed in the construction of fire- proof build- ings Itis required ro be straight and smooth on ite surface, and free from flaws imperfect wields, blisters and cinder streats, The outer surfaess of the two Hangesare planes, paraliel to exch other, and at rightangles to tne web. The web joing the two flanges along their middle line, leaving them to protect equally on each file,and must be with- out bends or corrugations, DIMENSIONS OF BEAMS, Weems sass -;17 inches, Depth between outer surfaces of _ anges... S 15 inshes, | Width of tiang 5375 inches, | Thickness of tla + 75 inches, Thickners of we 171. 625 inches. | These beams wi after the follow- | ruler: hey are to be made of good though well worked clear iron, the absesce of which qualities, (¢ne- rally indicated by roughness of surface, and by checks. and wore marked roughness along the edges of the flanges,)as also flawaor bad welds, biliters sand streaks of cinder will cause their re- jection Ist. They are to becf the required dimensions and square at the ends. . They are to be straight and free from short bends in the flanges and webs. Sd. The outer plan surface of the flanges are to be parallel to each other, and in plans perpendicular to that of the web. 4th, The websare not to be bent or trorzh would result from resting the rails along th ir whole lengths on the edges of the Nanges wiile the | webs are too hot to bear their weight, | Sth. The fianges are to be pertectly equal on each ride of the web. 1 VARIATI ALLOWED IN iNSPECTING. Inlength of rail 2.2.0.0... . Winches, In depth of rail 21.1 inches: In thicknesof web ._.. Llnsiaches. | In warp or wind, in depth of Uange at ex- i tremeend of rail. 10 Inches, warranted an excellent article, | prefer to 5urchase instead of chartering. | full Difference in distanee between outer edge of plane rurfacesof flanges on different sides of web at any cross sec tion of rail eth A straight edg qual le rail placed on the suter edg of the flange should not depart from it af any point imore than ig oA ..., 15 inches, A plane surface placed oa the web should not depart from itat any point more _ than... St eveedeecenetersscseee. lO IChOR, A plane surface placed on the plane sur- face of either flauge should no‘depart | H from it at any point more than .. 16 inches, | Departure from squarein depth of rail...15 inches. | Specimens of the beams, or drawing of them, can beseen at the United States Arsonals at Fort Mortoe, Virginia, Bridesburg +mi_ Pittssurg. Pennaylvania. and Watertown, Massachusetts, Bidders will state the nuraber of beams thay pro- Fore to furnish, the time when they will commence he dalivery, which should be as early ax possible, and the number they can deliver weekly after commencing the delivery, place where they will ‘ice per pound for whica | railroad shipment nasrest to their works. No bids will be entertained except from persons tually engazed in the manufactute of iron, evi dence of which must accompany the bid. ‘ach par y obtain-ng a contract will be required toenter into bonds, with proper sureties for its faithful fulfill:aent; aod a transfer of the contract to another party will cause its entire forfeiture. The right is reserved to reject all preposais if the Washinoton City, March 19, 1363. wera of steam vessels are invited to send to the uart@rmasier General's Office tenders for their charter or sale. i Tenders shoald contain descriptions of the versels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material, whether coppered, whether side-wheel or pro- pellers, whether iron or copper fastened, size and power of engines and bgilers; and should state the price at which they are offered for long or short charter,with the estimated value of the vesselin | case of lous, or in case the Government should | Owners of steam vesseis already in tae service of the Quartermester’s Devartment ar: requested to make known tothe Department any reduction in heir present rates which they may be willing to grant.and also the price at which they will be willing to sell them. All such tenders should be addressed to the luartermaster General of the United States, at | ashington, and should be endorsed Proposals for charter 61 sale of steamers.” When received, they will be considered, and the © Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy expecse attending army transportation upon the ocean and tide-waters, by substituting. wherever it can do so, cheaper vessels of bt hie capacity for 4bose ntw employed, M. 9. MEIGS, mar 23 31 ir General, CARRIAGES !! CARRIAGES!!! Thave now on hand and daily receiv ing a fine assortment of FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES, made by the best-bulid. © erin the country: consisting of one aplendid full Caleche, one Ualeche Coach, Brett’s; four and six seat Rockawaysand Germantowns, Boat Vagons for two or four persons, Doctors’ Bhastons, Plain and shiftirg Top Bangles ogether with a namber Of SECOND HAND CARRIAGES bat little used also, several aplencid Bleighs, all purchased for cash, and can be sold to suit the tines to those who call soon at No. 409 Pennsylvania a mar 18. 2m THOM N HAND AND £OR SALE-; Falt Beef Tongues, 3,000 Sheep Tongues, 15,000 lbs. of the best Salt Beef, plate and brisket, cured inthe best manner. For sale lower than the same article can be bought for elsewhere. Also. a ¢on- venue. A8 YOUNG. _ ) Bmoked and stant eu aie of Fresh Meats. JOHN HOOVER, corner 8th and D sts., mar 12 lin*® and in Center Market. _ T FINE HORSES. HE Subscriber is constantly in receipt of very fine HORSKS for sale, single and matched harness and riding horses. They are se lected by himself at the North expressly. . for this market, and some among them esnnot fail to please any one who wishes te purchase such steck He will sell them low for cash, and respect- invites allwho wanteither Buggy Carriage, Draft or Riding Horses to give hima call at his ssles and exchange stables, on Louisiana avenue, outh side, between 6th and 7th sta. mar T-tf 508. L. HEISE, VA) OH, OOM WITH ME! wax COME WHERE? Why, to the Central Hotel Restaurant. Yes, air, that’s the place, for the old and popular corner has been fitted up in the most costly style, with marble eounters, tiled floors, &e. Choicest of Liquorsat the bar and every delieacy of th son can ad at all hours, in the most cle: manner, at the shortest notice. Prices moderate. COMB! ( CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, abet pe eee 5 road ©: it i ne | Wirnour Marat PLars on OLasra, a a een 5 oie aged DR, 8. B. SIGRSMOND, York have paton a lsree Cnr aig ees 910 Broadway, New York. and 360 Pennsylvania | Temshatas and exprently fr oficars, soldiers and ust, Detsoeen 12th and ISth sts., Washinsion, | others that are wounded or sick, with the excestion Oalla the attention of the public to the following | ohcoategioos Gissates. The car will leave on TU EB- advantages of his impsoved system: DaYs, UBSDA YS and SATURDAYS fer Phila- 1. The Peeth of his manufacture will | delphia, at 3 p. m., Bxpresn Train. ever reode nor seaore eolor by an; | _ Passengers going West, soldiers, civilians, oMeers | being three-fourths lighter than any other. | and others that are rick or wounded, are informed artical uot can Uy inserted over themes MY | BRL AIE SAT nag sme Tey MON DAY, . A 5 “ Ls 8. The roote will be made ine ive, and never Ae tadal to the Ghio river without change oo care, | to we 4. No temporary teeth DENTISTRY. > N= AND vueey yee INVENTION are be made immediately, the titural x) eeaion of the tice who TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ._ NOTICE } KK AND WOUN: BOLDIERS CIV- ARTIFICIAL Toso TANS AND OTHERS. Soldiers and others on furlough or diseaarged will find this the cheapest and most desiaable route for the West. This is the only line that can reH a throngh ticket Reeded, as permanent hioh under the from Washinton or check baggage old system is frequently disfigured. | hin cit ; 6. hin work ‘hes been ally tented over five | CAUTION. TO PASSENGERS.—The ONLY Jee Dy many of the Aras mad physicians | pray te bay Ligkots is at the Ticket im the Depot ; i 2 Dr.8. bas invented a white undestructive | °f the B. & 0. RB. B. €< neull metal filling, with which the most itive teeth 1863] THE 11863 can Without pain, and can build ubaper- PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD fect. sound tooth on any sid ita, which wiil through ifetetf eee Gall and examine for yourself. * fo 1-6m fs and examine D: ing Teeth. To i Retiority over all methods heretofore used. Also, ‘eeth Extracted without pain when esicet Terms th moderate. Call st 246 Pa. avenue between 12th and 13th sts. ith its connections DEW TIES ES, 1B A FinsT-cVass ROUT Mivrcase , LEWIE’S New Method of Iusert- do eo in to be convinced of its su- STONE Bar ae ND COMVORT! = FREE FROM DUST BAGGA ‘ROUGH GGAGB CHECKED TH oe BALTIMORE i2-lyr M. LOO! ofthe M MIS, M.D. INERAL PLATE TEETH, attends, personally at his effice in this ety. Man persons can wear there teeth who cannot ers, and no person can wear othera who wear oth cannot wear th Persons calling at my office ean be accommodated THRED DAILY TRAINS PROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBUR@! Two of them maki: OLOSH CONNECTIONS aT HARRISBURG with Trains on the RAILBOAD, TEETH, the Inventor and Patentee NORTHERN CENTRAL and forming THE GREAT GENTBAL ROUTE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE ene. with rs style and price of Teeth they may desire; Dnt to those who are particular and wich the purest, to all points in the cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that WEST, NORTHW. , AND SOUTHWEST BB art can produce, the MINERAL PLATS will be more Tally ‘warranted. For Through Tickets apply at the offices cf Booms in this city—No. 33% Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 0th streets. Philadelphia. GA La the Northern Central Railro: gorner of Penns: Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore, SPLENDID SLEEPING ARS ON ALL NIGHT SMOKING anv SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS Also, 907 Arch st., mar 4-ly 8 FITTING, &e. whic! | PLUMBING, GAB, OF carne FITTING 5UBsI- BW Store on Pennsylvania avenue ete assortment cf CHA TEAM and W Ws: Have in PLXTURES of entirely New Pa: and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore offered in this market. We invite citizens oar stock of @. : souncent that WM. T. DOVE & 00. FROM WASHINGTON. repared to execute any orders with Passengera will take the 6a. m.and 5 p.m. traing, | they may be favored in the arriving in Baltimore at 8.00.2. m, pa 6.45 p,m, where connecticus are made with trains on t! Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Ha’ burg at 1.25 p. m.and 1.50a. m., there connecting with the trains onthe Pennsylvania Central Rail- road for all parts of the Wast, FREIGHTS By this route Freights of all desert; forwarded to and from xy point 0} of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, I!linois, Wisconsin, lows, or Miasouri, dy Raviraad direct. The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingam, Kentusky, Tennessee, Comberland, Ilinoia, Missis: Ninth street,a few doors north ef eenere tay be feund a com- NDELIERS and other GAB ATER FIXTURES. Jan 77. GAS FIXTURES. Btere, and are daily recaiving, GAS erns and Designs tions ean be General to calland examine and WATER PIXTURES, feeling we have the best aslected stock ip ington haat ; ; . sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkanmas, aud Bg Afi Work ta the abore line intrusted toour | Rel Rivers; and'at Cleveland, Sandusky. and Gh'- ear th MT ERS een. 376 D cago with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes. mar. 5 McG! 6 Datreet. Herchants and shippers entrusting the tranapor- ———— — mem | tation of their Freight to this Company can rely ra with confidence on its speedy transit. BOOKS, &e. THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from y point in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central RaliFomds Gardening for Buist’s Family Glenpy’s Cuitu Buist on the Culture of the Rose. The Manse Garden, London, The Parlor Gardener, London’s Villa Repton’s Landai Sinith’s Landscape Gardening. . Kemp’s ‘How to Lay out a Garden.” British Timber Greenwood’s Tree-Lifter, London. | Browne’s Trees of America, ‘ ARDENING FOR THE MILLION, LONDON. BR G@lenny’s Hardy Book of Gardening, London. are atall times as favorableus are charged by other Railroad Companies. Ladies. by Mrs. London, Be Ee pertienlar to mark packages ‘Via Penna. Kitchen Gardener. Central RR.” i re ot Flowers and Plants, London, WM. BROWN, Ag) t Northern Centra! R. B., 0 North street, Baltimore, ENOCH LEWIS in’ Superintendent, Altona, Pa, ¥L HOU PT, Gewl Ticket Ageut. Philadelphia. Gardener, Loudon: . H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila- cape Gardening, London, jelpbia, Jan 9-ly.r ‘or the Holidays. By A. M. BININGER & C0., Brimowg oF Nos, 19 axp 21 Broan 8t., New YorE Trees, London, FRANCK TAYLOR. ran eaw OFVER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE, six PER CENT. BONDS Ne. 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, of the NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, eee manee ce SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER, TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE, THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF 43 after Five Years, at Option of the Government TH ons FIVE CNB YHE REGISTERED BONDS, ONE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE FIvE TEN THLLST COMMENCING AT DATE OF FUS- rare CHASE, 4D PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY These Borns are the CHMAPEST GOVERNMENT SREOURITY The Interect, at present price of coin, being equiv alent to § Per Cexr, in currency, JAY 43 @O0VYERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, E COUPON BONDS, In Suma of VIFTY BOLLARS, HUNDBED DOLE ARS, HUNDRED DOLLABS, and THOUSAND DOLLARS. TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS, —ALB0— FINE GROCERIES, KITS AND KEGS No.1 MAOKEREL, KENNEBEC SALMON, SOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES, PIGS’ FEET, ENGLISH DUN CODFISH, Together with ail the LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON Mosrrs, A. M. B, & Oo, are also Sole Propristors of BININGER’S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK GEN, Fat up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use, Also, Sole Agents for OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN. In Bume of FIFTY DOLLARS, HUNDRED DOLLARS, THOUSAND DOLLARS, THOUSAND DOLLARS, and THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN GOLD. of the first quality, and forwarded%to any part of the city free of expense. Aa we intend to be permanently located, we re- tpectfully request families to give tis acall. now in the market, POR SALE BY | ABKAM M. BININGER, COOKE & co., HENRY T. CAPEN. BANKERS, Waeiaagor: ppeemberst 1862. FIFTEENTH STREET, LAT RENG #£R & CO. have no connexion with DEALERS 1M 428-tf ROLLIN OHURCH, Agent, Loop! it BLOOD! BLOO Dit! BORES: ane CAUSE A DEPRAVED CONDI- CERTIFICATES, ON OF SH ViTAL ¥LUID, which produces 4BM¥ AND NAVY VOUCHERS, BCROFULA,ULOBHS, SURES, SPOTS, TETTERS, COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE BOALES, BOIS. SYEUILIS OB VE- dec 9-1 — r , anima SAMARITAN’S NOTIOD ROOT AND HERB JUICES To HOTELS, GROCERS RESTAURANTS, PRI- Is offered the public as a positive cure. VATE FAMILIES, Xe. The Gubscribers have sant received a fresh ship- m0 CASES Let those then who have either Scrofula, Scald Head er Sores of any Kind, at oxce use the ROOT AND HERB JUICES, Cure those Spots, Tetters, Seales and Copper €ol- ored Patches, as there are many surmises about ment of 8T. JULIEN AND FLOREAQ CLARETS offer for sale at New York prices, nich they them. ® = Banish all impurities of the blood aud Dring the Also, they have constantly on hand system te a healthy action for the eure o} SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES. the 8A- eget ites seacer | Serreeetnet eee ee MA DEBIAS RTS, SHERRIBS, nemibed; i bach ‘and. radicates every 5 ticle of BBON. GLb’ TRA SOE eke imism the Yenoreal potagn, ne that the. care fthoroug 5 by is puri'‘y! reme- aN MEAGN BH of oll favorite brands, ay and be aealed, and do not tranamit to OUT pos- ‘onoun ENGLISN PICKLES, SAUCES BAHSRITAN'S ROOF AND HERB JUTORS SHELTON, SOHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIBY | willrerove every vestie of impuritics from the 5 ‘ES, KEMP’S HERMETICALLY SEALED system, as well as all the bad effeeta of Mercury. ss FEMALES! FEMALES !! OH, GERMAN and ENGLISH CORDIALS, | 1, ffections with which numbers of Fe- SONG RES, SELTZEE KIGSENGHN and UNG" mates sufer, the ROOT AND HERG JULUBS is 5H AW A ‘ONG, IMPBRIAL, Hy. | ™O*t happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, in ice COG HE. | Whites, in bearing down) Falling of the Womb IN, YOUNG HYSON + Debility, and for all complaints incident to the se ane ee OY SROURE ibs Le ara y express, Price $1 a bottle, or 6 bottle: Fer sale by | “OF &°-gaMARITAN’S CHANCRE WASH. Brgnablianed tr | Beeegs canis cra aumection mpi Iphis Post Branehy lier Hotel, W : ee Mone seme tine ner and BW” Just reosived s small lot of OMfcers’ Liquor | ps “avenue: and by HENRY QOOK, alexandria. Ghosts. sun COLEMAN & ROGERS, 173 Baltimore street, Baltimore. oc 17-tf gouTn DOWN MUTTON, Alse, B wholesale and \ VEAL AND BERF, | UTPER, KGGS and MILE, retail, at Ne. 334 D street, near TRIESEMAR. Royal Letters Patent of England, Protced By tae Beals af the Beolede Pharmace ington City, D. 6. at H. p. GaESTOR woe] rotor moems for vecvate Tenth street, | Paris, and the Imperial Collers of Medicina, Vienna. Rha eth st. z Jag-3m* | _ap3-eolm* eee | ffectual rencly iot RELA TATION, SPER Is the effet remedy for B oz | ADAMS EXPRESS OOMFANY, LARIFIED OIPER .niyiup CIDER! | MATORRIMEA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE | Washa » T hay received per schooners “George 8. | BYS' . ae Adam J-'W.," from Borton, a large supply | TRIESEMAR No.2, * GREAT BASTEEN, NORTHERN AND wast. | of Pure Massachusetts CLARIFIED GIDSR, wi ch | Completely and entirely eradicatés, all traces | SAS RA REPENS FORWARDARD, "7" | Eos er sale neloy nt DAP visi eoaor | aoe ci ign Ghnea amanda, ti rus t NEY th vast portion of the tien, MERQHANDISE, MONEY, JRWELBY, VALU | , Hotel Becpoce Older are invited to call ander: |. TRIESEMAR No.3, | Forwarded with SAFETY AR D'DIBPATCH to all | amine this before Cer ee Is the great and sure remedy of ths et world Me abrcles 1a the, seinSial Raiteees eC Ompany Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green st, | fh utomh obviating the destructive use of Mer | te Towns 18) no ms-tt Georgetown, D.0. | ou! y8s yell as other deleterious ingredients, and SSeS wor! cann nai wie inst Meee piee pedal bee ‘OW TO SAVE YOUR MONEY —Oall at th | Temove. Real, 2 ands arcane |W. GTON G. yi BOSTON. Gentrsl Hotel, on the Buropean plan, 8.W.eor- | devoid of taste or smell, and of all qual- \ CADELPRIA, BALTIM GIN." | ner Pa, av. and 6th st., where comfortable lodgings | ities. They are in the form of » lozenge. may | OINNATI. Br. IB. is be had at 50 cents perday. The Restaurant at- | lie on the toilet table without their use being aus- | Gonnests " , : Boston he el Tene acl et id in tin cases at S8 each, or four $3 cases in } S, @ Gelicaci in | wit Lines bree Ate the and ou ‘tials of vormarkets-can be bad, inevery i nar 99, in $27 cases, thus saving 9, as IEE BEOVINGRS. a08 wi Styles stall hours, with promptness. Bill of fare allemand. Honey 2. to LIVERPOOL, SOUT! | Ke. Wholesale and retail by DE. H. A. BROW 4 a 4 | {bs, nleccker street, (four doors from MacDougal | om prominent eet,) New York. Immediat receipt of re- Tetsuo of MOTE, DRAFTS ant BL mae rea of NOTES, DRAFTS BELLS made part of 2 . goeurely packed, and nd ee vertaof the ODUNN Aeops,, Pol also, by Di BARROW, that pppalar iagton, beauzifully ork, Human eM vem = Deained Sy special suthorite fom 8 OC PORE LACK DIAMOND LINE | Be obtain .O. Bt ia . SUMBERLAND COAL, z re | Weamiagton BO” de It-tr * @ aubseribers have just organi: a 5 draft, low cabin canal boats for the oot at Fiyselagy nd port i OHARLES Ee & 00., pis & sine Be the a " {ah ordara rs aaa will be forwarded ont WHOLESALE AND AL, DI BRS . MORGAN & RUINSRAE, foe ee it, Oran @LASS AND MARTHEN W, | _mar %5-soim™ Foot of G street. foal i iw 4 japanned Waiters, FTW BECOND Han aetann canpy) | aa ARD OANDY | Boll Goods, ve aa ian for sale very eb : KING & Chamber Sets eae | Cre . + an Ocrmer inch et-and Vermontey, | “wteomoy B06 (Odd Follows'Hall) mh st, ‘0 ALL THE WESTERN OITIBE, | Company norsheast i ylvanis avenue and Sixth street, { n ths Railroads | IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS | CAN GOODS, | SW All articles bought at their store warranted | H[?*Ms0Lp's exrmacr Buon, BELMBOLD’S HELMBOLD'S ELMBOLD'S ELMBOL. HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'® HELMBOLDS i HELMBO ps | HELMBOLDS | ae | COMPOUND PLUID y BXTRA SoMrounn FLUID EXTRAOE MPOUND FLUID EXTRA SOMPOUND ELUID: EXTRA iT i }OMPOUND FLUID EXTRAGE | QOMPOUND PLUID EXTRAOT i COMPOUND FLUID EXTRAGE QoMPOUND FLUID EXTRAGP | MPOUND FLUID EXTRAQP | COMPOUND FLUID EXTRa’ | BUCHT, BUCHU, i BUCHU, BUCHU, BrCAU, BUCH®, 1 be u, | BUCHE, BUCHU. For diseasos of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AND DROPSICAL 8WELLINGS. This medicine increases the power of Digestion, and excites the APSORBENTS tutw hen th ‘action by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS depoale tione and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are aenteens as well as pain and inflamstion, and ia gccd fer MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN, HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S | mn Excesses, liscretions, Abuse, lowiug symptoms : Loss of Power, Habits, © Indisposition to_Exertio of Memory, Weak Nerves, Horror of Di ease, Dimners of Vision, Hot Handa. ofthe Skin. Universal Las-* of the Muscular System aiils Dificulty of Bre hing * trembling, Wakefalness, Pain in t Flushing of the Body, Eraptinne oa id Face, Pallid Countenance. These symptoms, if allowed to goon, w Medicine invariably nemoves, soon follow: IMPOTENCE, IMPOTENCE, IMPOTENCE FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS’ In ene of whick the patient may expire, | Who ean say they ot thone sdirefal dieasess? "°* Feauently rollowed INSANITY AND ITY AND AND INSANITY 4ND Many are aware of the bat none will confess. THE RECORDS OF THE INSAN. and the melancholy deaths by Soe bear witness to the truth of thie tion, The constitution once atfected with ORGANIC WEAKNESS ORGANIC WEAKNESS: ORGANIO WHAKNEsSs’ requires the aid of medicin and invigorate the which HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT Ru. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BU HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BU invariably does, A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST Loss FITS, UMPTION? SUMPTION? CONSUMPTION? CONSUMPTION? “eause of their suffering, CONS CONS 6 to strengthen j system, H it rr Cc 5 U cHoD CHU BCEPTICAL, i sks FEMALES, FE} y FEM. FEMILES FEMALES. FEMALES, i Ee UE Ee E FEMILES id ri BE a F | AL 3 i i 3 | LE F L F ra NGLE, MARRIE } CONTEMPLATING MARRI AGE, In many affections peculiar to Females THE EXTRACT BUCHU is’ unequaled by any other remedy, as in Chl | sis or Retention, Irregulat ( Palainleance nee, = r t Mo ressiou of Customary Evacuations, U | Bohirroun state of the Uterus, ie | Whites, Sterility, and for all complaints inciten | to the Rex. whether erising from i i | habits of dissipation orin the neelacronagey DECLINE OR €HANGE OF LIFE, BEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE, NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT, Take no more Balsam, Mere : t Medicine. fer Unpleacthtand oP ossen4 Dangerous Diseases. HELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHU AND - IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES SECRET DISEAsES in all their stages, at little expense, littleor no , change in diet, ne inconvenience and no exposure It causes frequent desire and gives strength 20 urinate, there by removing obstructiors, prevent ing ard curing Btrictures of the Lrethe, allaying Pain and Intlammation so frequent in this classe? diseases, and expelling all poisonous, diseased and worn-out matter. THOUSANVS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BREN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured ina short time e Foune that they were decetved, and that the son” has, by the use of “powerful stringenta,? been dried up in the system to break out in aggre vated form, and PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE, : USE HEMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, all affections and diseases of the U Boraon, whether existing in jo Urinary MALE OR FEMALE, whatever esuse originating, ani no tron bow long standing. Dineatos of tuueceree, u8 require the aid of ona Diuretic. ie HELMBOLDS BXTRACT BUCHUD 18 THR GREAT DIURETIC, id. is certain to have the desired ¢flect i; Si eases for which it isrecommended. slut % NCE OF THE MOST RELIAB 3 EVIDENCY SPONSIBLE CHARACTER ED AN? ‘Will accompany the medicine. CERTIFICATES OF CURES From 2 to 90 years standing, with NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAmB, PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE, We make no secret of Ingredirnts. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU Is composed ef Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper morse elected with greatcare by a omen ruggist, | | PREPARED IN vacuo, BY H. T. HE.MBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, and Sole manufscturer of HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. AFFIDAVIT. appaared before me, an Alderman of the air of ilade!phia, H. T. HELMBOLD, who being duly sworn, doth say his preparations contaim nO narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious drags, but are purely vegetable, A. T, Heiusoup. Sworn and subscribec before me this 23d day oF November, 1384. W. P, Hissarn, Alderman 9th street, above Race, Philadelp! Persovall, PRICE §1 BOTTLE OR &1X FOR 95. Delivered pies dagehon packed ini ab> servation, . BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS AND UNPBINOIPLED DEALERS. to dispose “OF THEIR OWN™ Whe sateevtl lon on tus tapgtattos ctmained bv 4 “other” a! coms sage Exifact Bech ; Bold by all Druggists everywhere ASK FOR HELMBOLD’B, 5 ‘TAKE NO OTHER Cut out this advertisement and send for %, AND AVOID IMPOSITION $ ocz+eomly “AND IMPOBT USB; Po Fu