Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1863, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, Joe Brown. Joe Brown was anice young man, generally; but he had brs facits, and who has not? When whiskey waein ciredixtion, Jeeneverrefnzed | te tuke a clats, and cometimes whiskey got the | Beiter of him ; but ty do Joe justice, it did cake | an awful quanti: ty of Whiskey to tara him a fool. He got married Iately, and started a little bome of Tis own. It used to be Mrs. Joe's tice to have a pinte of something nice wait- gon the table when he gothom= latest night. ‘tne night he got home jnet blue enough to try to open the door with a five cent piece, and pull off bie hoot« with a ivoth-pick; butstill he was huugry, and not very drunk atierall. He found the table and ceaied himeeif “What an eid brate I am, (hie,) any way, to go and get aie? druak, aud my wife home here ‘axing me hie) such a nice plate of cabbage.’ He pulted inte up, and after seascuing it to suit his taste, began with a Enife and fork to cut the eal but ‘nary gash” could he make He sawed and swore, and sawed and swore gain. Heo took itin his hand and tried to tear it; Dutin vain. He began to saw and swear in. He teok it in his hands, and, at Iast, he either ent or swore a piece off. He put it inhie uth and tried to chew ; but tha: wae no go. je laid down the cabbage and began to swear, which scon brought his wife from her dreains, and into the roum. “What's the matter Joe !"" «Matter enough, (hic) Sally, I ¢an‘t eabbace.” «What caboage, Joe? Nothing there as 1 @aneer, but my two night-caps réaking in a plate of starch “Oh ¢hic} Jerusalam! Sal, lags go to bed.? They went to bed, but ihe jok@ was too good to keep, and soon leaked out. He had been mearly an hour trying toes: two of his wife's ight-caps, that she bad pat to soak in & plite ef starch before going to bed. Tre Covart or Cxains, 8 ingniry con- tinues to be made respecting the proceeds of the Court of Claims under the new anden- | larged powers with which it has been clothed By the recent legisiation of Congress, it may be proper for us to repeat that the Court will con- yene on the 4th Frouinc: for the purpose of di- gesting soch rules of practice as shall be con- formable to the »ature of its duties and shail give sytem to 13 operations. When those rules shal) have been matured they will be promal- gated in due form, for the information of the profersion and of cleimants who wish to bring euit against the Government. Ii is hardly likely, we think, that he Court will si+ for the trial of causes before the open- apg of the regular term fixed by the new act of Congress, recording to which that term is ap- | jointed to begin on the first Mouday of Octo- | rineach year. This is a point, however, on | which we can apeak only from conjecture, as j| sion to this effect has been formally | by the Court, though such a de eeems to be generally anticipated, 28 well from the terms of the Jaw as from other consider- preliminary to the efficient organization tribunal on and to the 1 be Teen - eat shis larly Agencer. BF Gail Hamilton,” says:—“1 want him to ls submissive, twant him to bot so” Very t it rather ‘oo mauch toask! Ted ked and yet to carry himself like 2 cock of- | the- valk is more than is quite possible to auy male Biped: with or without feathers. That's £0, my dear. SF Among the signilicant financial facts which atiract attention at present as & conse- uence of the easy money market, the N. Y¥. / ost instances that a considerable number of | mortysges are being paid off iy sll parts of the | eountry: and, secondly, that Manufacturing enterprise is being developed with amazing ra- | pidity, BA New | ny; the magnifi- ent iren-clad jus 1 built in New York for tne King ct Sardinia, deplgres the fatnity which allows this important branch of industry to be @iverted to the service of foreign governments and neglected by our own. uelin is said recently to apoleon in the French Roch: ‘4 led Prince Jenged him, but the Emperor stopped the scan dal by making Roche apclogize. @2 The Troy Times says that an ex-Member !| es: in that vicinity has ust sold to the «turers over a ton of documents to onyerted into paper. the ex-Member of Congres: Ser Sea weed has Jong been used by oil mer. ebants in New Bedford, to cover casks of oil when stored in the open air, and th me ar- ticle is now coming into use in New York, ww project petroleum stered in the same manner. e7 The p » of Ohoctaw county, Mies., have established an independent governmer and declared themselves s:ceders from seces ‘They broughtto $120. rin New York, under arrest tor murdering his wife, cut his throat on San- day, very probably in order to save legal ex- penres. #7 Nicholas, Mentgomery, Bath and Bour- bon connties, Ky., long the lurking places of rebels, baye been almost cleared of the trainors | by the effort- of the Union men ocrat thinks the number a7 The Chattanooga Rebel calls Rosecrans’ army the bach-boue of the subjugating anacon- da. 87 It is stated that M'lNe Piccolomini is about to retnrn to the stage fora few nights. She is jealous of Patti. ws Brigadier Generals Geo. A. MeCalland Louis Benker ha ye been mustered out of the service of the United States. 7 A good deal of excitement hus been created , ai Nashville, Tennessee, by the arrest ofmany | indivuiuais there entertaining rebellious views. @7A national butcher's convention is to be | held in New Yorkon May 2¢th | SF Nine persons were arrested in Cairo this week fur wearing copperhead badges. i @7°' A gentleman i Maine, named Searsmont, has nine sons in the army FYURNITURE—FUBNI McGRE SCE &CO., EXTENSIVE, Wane FOOMS, 530 SEVENTH STREET offer iuducemente to purchsecrs ut FURNI TURE | and other Housekeeping Goods. Our stock is large H PAB) OR SUITES in Brecatelle, Rep, Plush and Hair-doth. Also, made to order, CHAMBER SETS in solid Gake Walnut and Ma- hogany, fail parole ae Beh eats ornamissted. a large variety o e ee A, low-priced WALNU oT AN A BXTENSION FABLES ane BININ CHAIRS. Teabaior Carled sir Mattresses, Husk end other Mattresses. Alxo, a large quantity of low-priced Bedstesds, Chairs, a Bureaur, Wardrobes, Washstands, &c j ce Desk aud’Chairs and’ Book cases,—all of which are made from the best materials and war- rented 0 re satistetion. oe ersonsfurnishiag would do well to look through the stork before purchasing, as we are selling ‘nt mess to suit the times, cA RRGOR & 0 i = ___ 430 Seventh | at. FRANELIN & 6O., ea OPTICIAN Eom — | 2@% PaynsrLvamis AvExua (morth side,) between 12th and 15th sts, 386 Pa. avenus, under the Nasional Howl. pps ALBUMB CARTES DB VISITE: 8. GENERALS- McClellan, Hooker, Rore- - Baruaide, yremont, Butler, &: ATES in and a Gablaet, a, C's, &. Mcce Jac! aggie Mitchell, Laura Keene, ikenessea of Distinguished Personages in | @ereet rarity. mar l3-rotf MEN'S Or ING. me pot ae UIT: test rh lea, mani ral er Peay moan oF suits See IN a aigniING GobDs of nentnens,ciyle, see era as 32? Feunnlvanta yRT =e eee Es OF EVERY D vebeaat ENUMIN ATION, times LEOTOR’S OF: No. eS Bpestee S BOWEN, cae of an Hevenee ior the enth streets. | } | to which we invite the bitectton of mp STEPHENS & CO., “ap ni thf mew et of Columbia, W Eare mee ve ee irk a fecortment. if BOLE sok CHILDRENS SESERENG SES est styles. suitable for th are Le pt tai (able for e present ssasoa tar enue, between air inthase f Tenth streets. corner Of Pa. avenne a jod-hasd Pence for sale ches. m4 Mo, stoma of | sires of a kinds. ees ‘SORRY & Powans, aoniss AND GROCERS Waéons, Rees i YOUNG, war l§ am ™. 4 ennsylvanie Sai | until 4o’eloek i] fore t the int day of August, 1963. | (2) busbels each, whic | pollers, whett | ease of Yo! | 81BG KB RIELE CANNON of the caliber of four and | ' about | are accepted by the Ip: | the reception or reject! | deliver the fret Cannon, and the number they will | | to enter into bonds wit PROPOSALS. | qjreNaL OFPIOR, Wabsweres SgsLep Paorosars wil 4h DEPARTMENT, ,D.G., April i, Re s reesived at thie ce X in., on the ith day of A for lowing art 0 tie Signal Dey the fort ‘30 fhree bundred Telescopes, ¢omplete. 20 Two hundred Marice Glansea, ny 250 Two hundred and fifty Compasses. # Forty Telescopes, ox re ets, with with stande. The frat delivery to be made boat the 156k ot | of Jone, 166%, or as soon thereafter as Government may diréct; the baiance ta be delivered on or be- bo-d, with good and sufficient security, den be or whe! bap ropotals froin disloyal Lae yg bid ori rg | is Bidder is not eprerent $0 respond to de eonsidere: aie nee oe aaa penta bi Ail ide te be neoompanied by be acca anid directed to figoai fieer of the Acmy and om dorsed “Proposals ae Signal Equipments.” Sy Guweneee hare 7 gearen sas een o ble to falAit the com: is al ¢on- tract in secordance with the terms of his propo- sition, and that. ahouid Lis proposition be acce) ts will aeomee enter into @ eontract in scoordanes rewr Bheuld the contréet be awarded to him, we are wre to become hia surcties. ‘his guarantee must be appended to each bid. The “Teapopsibleity of ¢ * penaren tore must { shewp by the official eer’ te of the Clerk of rane ; pearest District Gourt er or rot the Tuited States Di triet Attorne: The right ia reserved to reject al] proposals ifthe | or if, for any cause, it ices are deemed too high. 4 ‘Bot deemed for the public jnterent to accept i odele will be on exhibition at the office of the Bi nee Deca fer fifteen (15) dayn from date. sn BIAIES PATENT ovgice, | aes. . BALE will be repeived by, the underigned mh the 10 “ay of Mey next, "tor Tepairingsand | ainting the saloon in the old portion of the Patent | Bice Rnilding. making caser. &-c £ pecifcations can be reen at this office ‘repairing and painting” Bias ean be made e Job. for Swork > _ ap aa-td Commiaa'oner a ASeIETANT QUARTRRMABTER’S tate sf Corner Wasuixerus, D.G., April 21, 1953. Sealed Prope sais wiil be received at this offee until the Istday of May, 1863, at. 120'cioem. m. for | the Side will be of Dead Animals of the Government, will be as follows: ny —Per deac auimala delivered by Government nia wharfin this city selected by Qos ernment, 2d.—For dead animals delivered ata suitable pa grouns on the opposite side of the river ° Arlington. h@ proposals wiil state whether or not the ani- mals are to buried by the Government. or to te barieder o ‘wise disposed of by the bidr ers, | The nan observed imposed by the Govern- Toent must be observe in putting in the proposais, ‘APTAIN Ht. B.LACHY ULB. A. y the DF HOLLO for tl ap 22-ti Monictent Gaaracct H PRoPosats FOR H ay, PTRAW, AND GRAIN, IN, Aso/sTAN? Quartremesren’s Orrice Foraz: Department, Cor. G and Pes ' asnixGtor, D.C , Apri Written Pro 3 aré invited tor shins HAY. STHAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use this Depot, to he del. v@rad at the Railroad Depot, oratany of the Government wharves in this city. | Re proposals to be acdressed to the under- signed, and they shoud state the quantity of oe article offered, siso the prize and the date LY Ia will be received for five thoussad ‘5, 00) bushels of Corr or Gate. and 6fty (5 )) tons of Hay or Straw, end upwards, uclens it sould be for the interes} of the Qoverninent to contract fora less amount. All grain tube put up in good #aeks, cfabout two are tobe furnished at the eost cf the contracter, The Hay and Straw to be necurely baled All Grain and Lay offered to be sabject toa rigid inspection by the Goverment Inapector. Contracts will be awarded from tir 2 time to the lowest responsible bidders, as the interests ot the weryice may require. Good security will be required for the faithful fulfiliment ofany contract made under this advertisement. Payment to be made atthe er contract, ap W7-3m UARTERMASTER GENEBAL’S OFFICE, Waskinotos City, Marek 19, 1363. ers of testo vessels are invited to wend to the Gass termasta General's Office tenders for their eharter or 6a. Tenders should contain descriptions of tae Vessels, their dimensions, enrolied or registered tonnage, actual carrying capacit: material, whether Copperes. whether side-wheel or pro: er iron or copper fastened, size and © power of engines and boilers; and should otate the pries at which they are offered for long or short charter, with the estimated value of the vessel in 68, or in case the Government should . prefer to purchese instead of chartering. Owners ef steam vessels already in the service of the Quartermsster's Department are requested to Toake known tothe Department any redu-tion in their present rates which they may he willing to grant,and also the priceat which they will be willing to sell them, All such tenders should be « dresaedt to the Quartermaster Genera! of the d Bintos, at Weshington, and whould be en “Proposals for charter o1 sale of steamers.”’ When received, they will be ‘counidered, and the Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy experse attending army transportation upon ths Ocean and tide-waters, by substituting. wherever it condo s0, cheaper vessels of equal for dhore uw employed. a is iB. mar 23 Quarteriuant PForosars FOR RIFLE CANNON, ORDS «New Oryrer, War Dapantuenr,? WASHINGTON, April 16. 1863. ¢ PRrovosars will be received at this office until4 o'clock p. m,, onthe 3d day of May next for the | mauufacture and delivery of thirty Ca&T-IRGN omiplation s of the _ Captain and ie ra MOUS A ahalfincher, These Cannon weigh, when finished, | f pounds. They are to be made in strict conformity to the drawings which will be | farpished, and which may be seen at any United | Staten Arronal. They are to be east Lollow apd | cooled frem the interior They are to be snbjéct to the regular United Btates int paction and proof, and nene are to be reeeived or paid for but such xa { Y patie whose decision as to, ion of any of them isto bé fins| and conelnsive. Biaders will state the time they propose to | deliver, weekly, thereafter. where they propose to Tash afactire them. and the ey ice per pound, for the finished Cannon; delivered | t th Place of ‘shipment nearest to the foundry a will Le entertained excapt from rake | tounaone evidence of which, and of their abillt: fulfill a contract, if awarded to them, must se company the bids, unless the bidder is known to this office Any bidder obtainin, They will also state # contract will be required | not less than two sureties, in the penalsum of @5,00for the faithfal fulfil- ment of his contract, in all respects. ‘The right is reserved te reject any or all bide if the prices are deemed too high, or if,for any cause, it ie not thought for the public interest to accept them. Proposala will be aenist and addressed to Brig. Gen. J. W. Chief of Ordnance, Warkington. D Ov ant il be indorsed “Pro: posals for 43; inch Hifle Cannon.” AS. W. RIPLEY, ap I7-eott Brig. Gen., Gi prgporats WILL BE RECELV AT THE picesury De; ment Office of Construction, Washington. D C., until 12 o’elock m., of May 11: 1863, for all Firean@ Burglar- prouf Bafes required bys the Treasury Department prior to Januar Bidders must submit description of oe they propose to furnish, accompanied by showing the modg of construction, ‘and Fan sections of the rasterial used. Also, schedules of sizes, with prices attached and tke price per super- ficial 'feet insluding doors all necessary fixtures, at which Bafes of extra those men ont a schedule will be furnished = put in Bafes to be delivered when pocured ite prices named in the bids muat cover all charges, except freight, and the sctual travelling expenres in those cases when the Safes require to be put ing place by the contractor All bids must be ‘accom panied by the written ented Of Swe: sesponsinic ae Bat the bidder eis le rform the contract, and that he will | gent Eat awarded to hin. ht te qe The De ment eserves the rig! reject an: or all the bide ifit be considered fer ite tmrerost t 0 80, and Bo bid will be considere:l that does not ‘Salles Sime requirements of this advertisement Ball respects Locks willbe furnished by the De: ae@pt, but : nose be pation nai tbe the qoneastor fot ae ie { a ine ip a sealed envelo; and endorsed Propotale for Bates.” wif ISAIAH ROGERS, | Exginecr in charge Treasury Department. | ap l-nwf tM) H = i POR STAMPING \ a) PAPER AND ENVELOPES | OHARGE. |WITH NAME, INITIALS, { CREST, cr QOAT CP 4EMS, PRILP & SOLOMONS, Metropolitan Bookstore, No, 332 Penusylvania cemaE OH, COME WITH ME ‘and the mar -eot! tation of Chins) Ohaxber Bots | 4 Baskets, cine requisite for furnishings | H a | and 0.15 p. m. trains on the Northern Gen! | forwarded to and f: TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. CLOTHING, &. BALTIMORE ASD OHIO RAILROAD. drier ares ta Bena wi WAEHING TON and and PER patee 2 WaritinuTon and SALTY RB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON. rou TE Washington ats and 11.168. m. and 3 and 6 pm. os Wundayaat ¢ X p.m. only. FOR BALTIMORE. ,3and isa, m. ani 5.8 and es a.m, yeataa, mand izgton Gn Sundays at 3 ane ce a uae TO! Le ee pel te Washington at 4.30, 8 acd 10 and 3,350 and 8p. ™. s6 FoR Fae ght a m Leave Baltimore at 4. z. UA ies Leave Wa-binston at Ba. No train for Annapolis on ater Sabuasrs ‘Tho third and fourth trains only from and the Srv en fifth trains frem ia Washinton ttop armenee Merter of rreueportation, L. M. OOLE, Genera! Ticket Agent ap 21-tf asses. SPRING AND EUMMER SCHEDULE O¥ THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, “YROM “WASHINGTOR CITY? THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SUUTH AND NORTH-WEST. hing th ickest Time. And the @nly Route Srat oon ag ete ‘ Through ‘lot Picket direct, or give 8 Ge With ve Less Chacges of ea tee Spenieancae it e Os. Route, and wo Omnibus Ridirg. | FOUR DAILY TRAIN F FROM WASHINGTON Sundays excepted,) ~ meking connections with Prains eaving Baltimore S15 4.M. and 9 On Sundeys, Two Traine at 8 and 6 necting at Relay with 9?.« Trai Haltimore, FOB THE WEST. Train leavin, Vashington at 6.39 a. uw, makes counestion at Washingtox Janction ( Rélay House) with Train leaving Baltimore at 3.15 - nt Traine leaving Washington oF 6.30 P.M, P.M.. con- from 3.5. ; Taake convection with Train leaying Baltimore st oPeM. BE 80Re. TO BUY YOUR TICKRTB BY Tue TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA This z a Onl: Through faggage Checks can be procured in Washington. Route by which Through Piekels or} Knight's Latest Improved SLEEPING OARS. of the moet superior snis! THE SHORTEST AN To coLv. US, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, CIN- CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, ée., éc., doy BP WIT Less CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.48 BP"Special Notice to Fa sensers for the West from Washingio: Passen. ere KR: Reng ‘est by pi ae fing their THROUGE TicK Sin Washhi 1eto by the Paltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE DOLL AR in the Through prite. have the priv- ig +e Of visiting Haltinore (if desired) without dditional charge, #2-Connections =t the ¢ vith CLEVE pane, & PITPSBURG a . OHIO and as RIBUEAS ac ee ae ROADS: ages rough them, wit 31 &) Irate 0! of the NORTH WEST Weer, ani SOUTH WEST ttached to Night Trains. ; ‘D MOST DIRECT ROUTR : For THROUGH TIC KETS please apply st the : Ticket Office, Washington station. Ww. P.SM Marter of Transportation LN. COL. ‘General Tenet A pent, ep ttf 33 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL nana BE SE 18 A FIRST-C ase ROUTE Oe A -OLA! 70 ALL THY WRATPRN CITIES, DIRAPETY AND OOMEONT! ETORE: DaLLAST ED AND FRER FROM DUST BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH VROM BALTIMORE THRER DAIRY AINS #ROM PHILADELPHIA TO PIT‘ uae o of them makin, OLGEE con ECTIONS aS mS RIEB T. ith Trains on t NORTHERN erate RAILROAD, THE QREAT: gEwt TRAL ROUTE WASHING AON: Dd , BALTIMORE WEST, NORTHWEST, AND EOUTH WEET. WO For Through Tickets the Northern Central Railroad Corapany, rortacaat corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth strest, Waebington, and Calvert £tation, Baitimere, SPLENDID ELEEPING CARs ON ALL NIGHT BHOKING axv ZALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS FROM WASIIINGTON. Parsengere will take the 6.30 &.m. and 6%) p.m. nd arrive in Harrisburg at! p. m. 2.35 there making close connections with the onthe Pennsylvania Central Railroad for ta of the West. FREIGHT. By this route Freignts of ail derori ‘ iN tions ie be rom any point on @ Kailroads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Tiinois, “Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, fy Ratirond direct. The Ponusyivasia Central Railroad also copnecta at pitaburg wt Steamers, by which Qooda can be forwarded to any port en the Ohio, Musi agar, Kentnaky, Tonnessea, Cumberland, Titinois, Missia: sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkanse®, and Bat and'st Cleveland, Sandusky, and ‘Oht- cago wi th steamers to all Northwestern Lak eienaate and a iepeee entrusting the Tranpor- tation of their Freight with sonidenss c $3. ae 8 THE RATE, RETOH la me » Company ean rely, rt ripe and f from any poigt in the West, Z hel Ponnsyivania Central Gracan titmes as faverabiaas are charced by othe "sie par ti lar to mark packages ‘Via Penns BROWN, Ag’t Northern Central R. B., o. 80 North street, Baltimere ENOCH LEWIS, Gen’l Superintend. na, Pa, ks L, agentes Gen" Ticket ‘aeent Piet IN, General Freight Ae oe = = savannas = RATIONAL LOAN. THE KRW SIX PER CENT. BONDS of the UNITED STATES, PAYABLE TWENTY YEARS FROM DATB, Or after Five Years, at Oytion of thé Gorersment THE COUPON BONDS, In Same of PIFTY BOLLABS, ONE HUNDRED DOLE ARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. THE REGISTERED BOUNDS, In Bums of FIFTY DOLLAR, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARE, WIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, PIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, end TEN THOUSAND DOLLABS, (aHIBERST COMMENCING AT DATE GF FUR 45D PSVABLE SEMI-ANRUALLY IN GOLD. These Bons are the CHBSLPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY now ia the market, Central WM. H ‘Pee interest. at present price c’ coin, belng equiv currency. sient to 8 Pun Usnr, in FOR GALD BY VAY COOKE & Gc., BANKEES, 400 FINTBENTH &£TRERT, DsALERS @ TOVABNMENT BONDS, FREASUBY NOYES, OBRTIPIOATES, 4801 4ND NAVY VOUCHERS, aon CURRENCY 4ND NXJCHANGS + fvveaiberie o8 gue HOREES for sale fot very aah RY, at the officer ot | Tt THE OLOTHIBKS 01 Sa fe ‘he undersigned would m most respectfully inform | his friends, and the Trade generally, that he is now | i | prepared to offer one of the fuest Spring Stocks of | READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered im thie city, He aseures those in want of aetock that they will do well to give him a call. Respectially, 8. HERZBERG, No. 2 Market Bpace, next to eorner of Baltimore, March, 1663. Baltimore street. war $3-3m* } gjoama® FOR SMIPFHI! 460 SEVENTH BTREET. He ia selling Immense Bargnine in CLOTHING, FURNISHIN® @00D8, HAT, QAPB, &¢., &e. For a few deys more we wilt offer our immense s00k at great bargains to make room for our SPRING STOUK, To those in want we say, now is the time to bay, Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for Clothing—460 Seventh street, two doors above J | Brece & Oo,’s. J. H, SMITH, Clothier, No. 460 Seventh strest, marly and corner th at, and P4. ay.' a REAT DECLINE IN.6 GOLD! Tm ordpr to reduoe our present sieck we have REDUCED THE PRIOZ OF OUR OLOTHING and are Row aelling off at rapid rater. The people find that in the pince to buy ¢ Low RATES: 3. BRUCE & 00.8 @ooD CLTHING: “Gall and secure tome of the Great Bargains now offered at No, 464 SEVENTH STREET, two doors vélow Smith's. J, BRUOE & CO., iers, 464 ED SOLDIE are all invited to cal at SMITH’S, No, 460 Baverrz Srasry, Opposite City Post Office, and get their CLOTHING AT LESS THAN NEW YORE PRICES. foidiere can rely on Fair Dealing at SMITHS, No, 460 SEVENTH STREET, and OORNER 20TH STRERT AND PA. AY. marl? Bo® CLOTHING! BOYS’ OLOTHING!! We hereby call avery body's attention to our LARGE AND TASTY STOCK to snii @ BOYS’ CLOTHING, the season, Being now prepared to fit all boys trom five yeare end up, we invite every body to give us acall. Remember out motto, which is—Fair Bealines and Low Pries! fe ¥7-210 BAR & BROTHER, Routhwest corner7th and ats, DRY GOODS, &e. REZ SPRING BAL NEW DRESS GOODS. ALPACAS. PLAIN and FIGURI RED 2 RALS. Also, ODS in great variety and of the _M. TAYLOR & CO. N RW “G00! Will open this day a magnificent s | BRRKAD and MEDALLION JOLL Ais At324 Pa. avenue, } ee balance of the DRY GUO D: L. LOCK WOOD" ARDEP e oes 5 closed ont by the Ir: of M NEW Goons! NEW GOODS! ack Cay IN ROBES "BANDS, THREAD, } J VEILS BRAIN aud BM RCHLE RS. ETS, latest style, Also, et and To: tose hell BAR T OLASPS, PORTEMON ‘which will be sold at wit W. TINBERGS, ‘S Market Space, 324 ~ GREAT wanes DRY a oonDs, hetwoen Wh and With sts. atock at CHAS. room for @ BobE, stack of GENTLEMER'S FUR- NISHING GO! ok ae gains in DRESS G OODS, SHAWLS, glance sesortment of HORIBRY, GOT: TONS and WHITE GOODS, at tons than wholexsle prices. pil 20 EMEROIDERIES—A sp splendid Sens gust received at W. MEYENBER( 48 Market Boise. betw 7th and 8th sts. YORK MILLS, WAMSUTTA and other va ua- fabrice, a! t mann fackanere prices, Also, Irish BAgrEr AND_ BROWN MUSLINS, NEW j ble 8H. i IRTING LINEN, ve: 8. & VENBERG’S, 45 aerket Space, hetween 7tt and Sth eta mer 8 Under the Avenue House. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & €O., se PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bervess 91a & 107F Bra., (CQMBS’ BUILDING.) Have Just Received 100 CAEES DE ST. MARCEAUX CHAMPAGNE “RED LAV,” BN QUARBTS AND PINTS. ‘Thie Wise is pronounced by connoissours ruperior to any other brand in the market, and prom- tment om the Wine list of first-class Bew York Hotels and Restaurants. AL80 300 CASES GREEN SEAL, QUART. Besides the above Wined, we have constantly en ‘Band 0 fal) wapply of all other well-known brande— | FiPZER MBIDAICE, BBIDSION & 90 MORT & OBANDOR OLIQUCT, ©. B. MUMM & 00,, Bie. wap inepéotion of eur wtoek, whieh is Bow- sn orp Dena eevee, mas 19-1 6 AUG, JOHNSON & CO, | igee ae DENTISTEY. LOOK WO5D, Sonozon 3 DENTON Waskieton Building, we amd Seventh st —Teeth Vulcanized Rudd: Drapes and improved piso, Also, Gold an Silver Plater mace in gaverior style. _Teeth extracted v withor ont pain. apy N#* AND rupeerse INVESTION | ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH ease Murat Plage On OLaere, |. B. BIGESMOND, piekanen New Yerk, and 360 Pennsyivania | { vas ean, Seocen inpend 18th sa., Washtaston, Galis the attention of the public tothe following | sreataesgof his of Ea an syaters : H eclor oy any cers than any other, ree on. s oe made inoffensive, and never tw 9. 4. No tempore testh ere needed, hed permanent made lately, there’ br eremervigs by vale aad if Tha ice wh which under m is juently 5. This work ale over five mir i peat and physicians mavens a white undestructi gan be alley mit oh ep ao Ah eae ia upset, | foueh Tifetoines Gal and examine for yourself. Os DENTISTRY. Call st 246 Pa. avenue,’ between 18th and 13th ste, ne gremite, ag LEWIE’S New Method of Insert- ‘eeth, To doso is to be convinced of its sa- Rory over all methods heretofore used. Alan, eteattee without pain when senired. — moderate wr no K-6m M. room y the is ofthe MINERAL PEATE TERT © personally at hie office in this ctty. Minay! ean wear these teeth who cannot persons wear others, and no person can wear others who | cannot wear 68. Perso: Bi alin st mr often can bg accommodated of Teeth they mar desire; Fatt iaithoes wi who kore pariiouls aad wine Cie parents oigsnast, etre ngest aD ost perfect de: oan produce, the the MINEEAL ‘SLATE wi wil bs Srore fal warrented Boom: ri ity—No. 338 Penneylvanisaavenne between Sun ead: iotb sere seta: Also, 907 Arch st. Philadelphia. mar 4-ly WM. T, BOVE & OO. Hoy rep jared to execute aor =n witk may be favore: < Ag the PLUMBING, bite Ce STEAM FIrTING BUSI- §@ Store on Ninth nee La ahead north of j Pennsylvenia avenue, wh. found « eom- ete ansortment of OMAN DELTERS and ather GAS Brean s and WATER FIXTURES. jan 77-By GAS FIXTURES. Have in dtere, and are daily recei rin; FIXTORER of entirely New Patteas and and Finish supstign in style toanythirg nd Designs offered in this mark kat We invite ci’ narally to calli gud examine } our stock of @ ATER FIXTC stosting confident that we Siar ‘the best selectad stock in | bans fon Be All Work in the above line intrusted to our care will re mona y attended to. mar 5-tf S WeGHAN, 376 D street. PIKE'S PURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. This BRANDY has bern manufactured for seve- rai years from the PURE JUICE of the CATAWBA GRAPE! Thue affording additional evidence of the pro- gress of American Enterprise and Indnstry, and S. N. of our ability to produce articles at home equal to | those made of any other nation. THE OH10 CATAWBA BRANDY | not only equals but excels the best imported Sran- | Itisin fact, the Best dies.in purity and llavor. Brandy Known. This statement ia ful. ¥ corrabo- Tated by the certificates cf our most distinguished analytical Chemists. The want of Pure Rrandy has long been fi this country, and the introduction of an ar mich quality as to superacde the saia and use of there vile compeunds. hitherto sold under the mame of Brandy,can paly be regarded as a great public good. The Catawba Brandy, pos-ecses ail the qualities claimed for the best importet Liquors, | and is of perfect purity and superior daver, aad a sovereign and sureremedy for DYSPEVSIA, FLATULENCY, Cc aur. tHOLIC LANG UOK, LOW SPIRITS. GENERAL DEBILITY. CHOLERA" MORBUS, €¢., "Fe. &F READ THE CERTIFICATES ! ret Wasuixutos, B. C., Nov. 11, 1858. D. R. Cuarx, Eaq., Sir: Ihave made a chemical soniyais of a simple Of pure Ohio Catawba randy, of the manufacture of Pike & Co. nati, and find it ts be pure eke brandy, free from adulterations or aimixtare of ingredients det- rimen‘s! to heaith—not a fictitious liquor made cf coe spicits and faming easertces. nud it is well ted. {rom its purity and quality, to take the of Freach Cognac THOMAS ANTISELL, Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Patent Office, State ASsAYER’S Or FICE, 32 8omeraet Bt. Bosom, Oct. 33. 1458. I hereby cerify thet PF have this day mada a chewicai snaiyssof a sample of Catan Brandy bronght to we by GQ. Simmonds, . aud th ae have found no ad ievating mgrsdteat ‘or impro; Pubtances in i tis.pure brandy spirit, with t ° usual colerinz am ‘uarine matters be! n¢ing to brandy, I wouls ommend it on Fadia uses, : ‘Clas. T T.JAOKSO Ble aoe. D. R, CARE. corner 436 and Peon +: a¥e., sole Agent fer this istrict. ar 13-e0d 3m OT Se RB Suices Is ocd the Publis a &5 & positive cure, nut eee, nee who hav are sither Berofula, foaia or Sores of an Bead or Boren of any Kind, at once use Cure those Spots, Tetters, Beal and Copper Col- ore ia watehorses there are many sarmises about vigenish all am parition at of the blood and Pies the sys'em te ah malayprrere SYPHILIS of NENEHEA L DISEASSS. the 8A- MARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JU is the most potent, one and effectual remedy aver pre: scribed; it reaches and eradicates every particle the vevoreal yore so that the cure is Muorotgh and perm Tak: dy and be 2 ,and do not trausmit to your pos- terity that fer Bonde D m AN ent in after years, Although pron ee tet] BAHAR will naeare ats vert system, as well as all the ge eceaned ine AND HERR of impurities from She ad effects of Mercury. FEMALES! pEMALES if Es many. affections with which num! males ax ers the Evol ae ESD TEICEs ts appily adap Whites, in bearing down Falling of Debility, and for afi complaints incident tothe nex’ Bent by express. Price @1 a bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. oF #5. SAMARITAN’S CHANCRE WASH. Prise 25 centa. Full directions. DESMOND & Bad by 8. CALVERT FORD, corner of lith and Pa. avenue; and by eae COOK, Alexandria. COLEMAN & ROGERS, 173 Beidimore street, oe I7- arable, t the paltimore. Amn ag onion: ives A VENUR, __Washiaston Oty, D. €. NOR ERN, NORTHERN AND WEST- EXPRESS FORWARDERS! ms seintstaaie os MOREY, JIWALBY, .V AB NOTES, 8 PEED oie et lorwarded with SAFETY AND DIBPATCH to al @BEaT net if socessible pectons.o: of the count: is | Ras agencies in the principal cipal Railway Towns ta | NORTH, BAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST. | wane o Bo “ PEW VoRK » goeTOR | P 1A. gaya IMORE’ = oie i a EB mead, x Bost Pd warding 20 the GANADAS and the | @ LIVERPOOL BOUTHAMPTON sad HAVEF, Buropean ox to all prominent e—eoene fain avd ca the Gos. Collection of NOTES Dee a Bia mate et all aecesnible paris of tee DUNN, 1) ° wasningtou De. < wn MUTTON, Soa VEAL AND BEEP, Also, BUTTER, EGGS and MILE, wholesale and retail, at No. 334 D street, near, Tenth street. S-eolm* st PENN! R. h which tae most sensitive tects { Onto and Patentes i Cincia- | ¢ then of this puri'ying reme- { a of the Womb, | GO., Box 161 Phiiadelphia Post i | | NUT ALOUOHULIO. A HIGHLY CONGENTEATED VagsTasie EXTRACT. A PURE TONIC, DOCTOR HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTEBS, PREPARED BY Da. 0. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa, WILL BFFECTUALLY CURB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIOB OHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIs- EASES OF TES KIDNEYS, AND ALE DISEASES ARIAING PROM A DIBOR- DEREB LIVER OR 8TeMACH, as Const ire es tien, Enwerd'F Fulness 0 Head. port ofahe idee Nausea, st for Food, Fulnees or Weight t in’ Btomach, So: ir Erae- tations, Sinking er ee at the Pit of the Btemach, Swimm: mgs of th ¢ Head, Horried and Dis. ficult Breathin, ja tteri it the Heart. pad Pa bie eg a Ugtias t nees of Virio! sor We fore the } over and Dall ihe 4 cot im the Heod, Padsiane: Pareptration a. Yaliowera ofthaSxin and ‘ain in the Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Budden Pinshes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of pirite. — will positively prevent Yeliowe Fiver, Bitiows Foor ee. | } i | i i i * | They Centain Ne Aico er Bad Whiskey} They will eure the above diseases In ninety-sing at cases out of a hundred. Induced by the extensive sale and universal ‘of Hoofiand’s Garman Litters, purely vege- nserupaloaa i sey table,) hosts of ignorant Quacks and | adventurers, have Spene } the flood gal ws of N 1 whisky, vilely comp: | and christened Tonics | _ Beware of the in i dachicr and Bitters, ble array of Alcoholia reparations in pleth : bottles and big-bellisg | eae under the modest appellation of Bitters; which, instead of curing, only aggravate diseane, | and leave the issnnainisa sufferer in despair, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS nota new and untried article, but have steod test of fifteen years trial by American pub- je; and their reputation and s: are not rivalled dy any similar pre The propeetore ave thousands of Letters from the wost eminent CLERGY MEN aes Wearsicr ans, and CITIZENS, ifying of their own psrsoual knowledga, to the ene Bii- peneh al effects and modical virtues of ters. Do You Want Som-thing tc Strengthen You? De You Want a Good Appetite? Deo Yeu Want to Build Up Your Constitution? Do You Want to Feel Well? i Do You Want to Get Rid of Nereousness? Do You Want Energy? Do You Wani to Sicep Well? j i | Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeiing t \ IF YOU DO, USE HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. From Rev. J. Newton Brown, B_D., Editor of the Encyclopedia of Relixtous Knowledas. Although not disposed to favor or recommen Patent Medicines in general, through distrust o their ingredients and effects, I yet know of ng sufficient reasons why a man may not testify to the ; benefits he believes nimself to have received frem | any simple preparation, in the hope that he may thus contribute to the banatit of others. T do this the more atily in regard to Hoofland’s German Bitters, propated: by Dr. M. Jackson, of this eity, because I was prejudiced against them ter many years, under the impression that they were chivily an alcoholic mixture. Iam indebted to mp friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq.,for the removal of ce by proper testa, and for oucourage- them, when suffering from great acd use of three bottles ' this preju: ment to tr { long cenlinued debility. of fuese Bitters, at the degi of the proseng ; year, was followed by evident relief, an} restoration to a degree of bodily and mental vigor which ! haa not felt for six months before, and hed almont de- spaired of regaining. I therefore thank God aud my friend for directing ane oh the use of them. . NEWTON BROWN. Philadelphia, June 22, vi. PARTIOULAR NOTICE. There are Many preparations sold uncer the name of Bitters, put in quart bottles, componnded of the cheapest whisky or common rum, aaa ae x to 40 cents per gation, the taste disguised by Anice ! or Coriander Seca } “This class ef Bitters has cansed and_will continue to cause, a5 long aa they can be aold, hanirede to | die the dezth ef the drankard. Dy ‘their use the | system is Kept continually under the intuense A'ccholic Stimulants of th a for Liquor is crented and Kept a, Y. ae horrors attendant upons drun! ext! For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bit- we publish the following receipt. Get ona bottle Hoofland’s Ge Sand mix with thea guess 3 of ood Brandy or Whisky, and the result will & preparation that will far eccelin medical vir- tues and true excelienee any of the aumvrous Li Riltersin the market, and will cost nur I will have sil the virtues of Jvoofand’s | gopnection with e cood article of Liquor, LooD! BLOOD i BLOOD! . nach SORES: THEIR CAUSE A DaPRAVED OONDE- | less price than these inferior preparations wil TION ora THE VITAT FLUID, cout you, Bi Ces SCROFULA, ULOBES SORES, SPOPS, TET’ SCALES. B Old. SYEL LTS ORV Hae NEREAL DIBBABES gARITAN’ ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS, We call the attention of all having relations 02 friends in the army to the fact that “JIVOFLANDW GERMAN BITTERS” will care nine-tenths of the diseases ioanees by exposures and rivations inely dent toeamp life. In the lists, published almost daily in the newspapors, on the arrival of the sie, it will be noticed that avery large proportion are auffering from debility, Every case of that kind can be readily eured hy Hootiand’s German Bitters, Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive organs are speedily remoy We have no hosi tion in stating that, if these Hittera were ireelp i used among our soldiers, hundreds of ives might be saved that otherwise will be lost. ‘We call particular attention to the following re- markable and well authenticated cure of one of the nation’s heroes, whose life, to use his ows language, “has been saved by the Bitters :”’ PaiLabecrnra, Angortjzid, 1862, Messrs, Jones & Evans.—Well, gentlemen, your Hoofiand’s German Bitters has saved my jie. ‘There is no mistake in this, It is vouched for by numbers of my comrate=, so-ne Of #h.0FS Names are appended, and who were fudly cegnizant of all the circum stances of my case. I am,and have been for the last four years a member of Sherman’s celebrated H battery, and under the immediate command of Oap- R. B. Ayres. Through the exposure attendant cae my arduons duties, 7 nitarked in Novem- ber last with inflammation of the and wad for eeventy-two days im th were chi was fol lowed hy great debility, heightened by of dysentery. I was then, Temoved from the. Wat Sy Ss city on boa! Of Meine! from watch T tanded om the Siti of dune, Sinee that time I avo been about as low ene could be and still retain a spark of vital- fy ‘or @ week or more I was scarcely able to seatlow anyt, ing. and if I did force a morsel down, it was immediately thrown ee again I could not ever woot f beget of water on my stomach. Life could av’ i a der these circum: id. aceordil the phyaictons who boon working fi faith P though mamroceestaee. rescue me from the grasp of the dread Archer, frankly told me they could do no more for me, to Bee a clery mn, and to make #u: aavises ion of my limited fandsaa best euited me, don acquaintance Ww! 0 Visited me at the mosrital Mr. *Phodorick Bisinbrom, of Sixth, below Are! at, advised me, asa ferlorn babi.” to try your Bitte and mae te rocured a t ry From the time gommenced, See porn: eee hooray shadow 0: God for it, soe p een I v6 ts =e) La ‘two bot- Ps e-esined tat ‘ted to rejotn my wife eer Kier, rm seve J heard nothing for aie months menst act e level Virginie Pom the wielulty of 1 ¥ront ont, Royal. ‘No your javals: able nashs I iy h et of life which has taken the place ef ony fears—to roar Bitters wii Lowe # a lege of againcis: aaEmny besom thi nonaare avesmet tomes ia li ! Very truly yours Isaac MALONs. ‘@ ful eaneny i in the truth of the above state Beek) ao aeaee aredicl por seine our ec! eat BN GU bDL. ork Battery Exwig. COREA z: B pas Wy ELL, Ce. & He Preah AED. bo. 0, oth Maine. JOHN une Hate sara, vas ri ERAGE, ist hed ‘OKLEY, Co. ou ‘ER, oad New Ist Artille: — OF COUNTERFEITS! tare of 0, M. JAOKBOR’ wi psy HALF DOZ. FOR 94. ‘ppisciPaL aise amp Maxurcoronr, _ taesieaectte 0, mu. Taekadn & Oo.,1 Propristort. onthe WHAPD! of each bo! druggist not have the article Bo. 633 AROH BT, ae Fer nd Dealers tr eve? RUPE” Wax PRD DOITLE 78 ORNTS, seat area ay be ober qa eae etre JONES & BVANS, ens >