Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1863, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. THE DEFENSES OF PORT HUDSON. ‘}rom the Missonri Repablican.j Port Huceon is about twenty-five miles | above Raton Rouge, on the east side of the Mis- savsippi. It is ata point where & bend forms ! aimost a rightangie, thue completely com- manding the river both ways. On the north, for a disiance of eight miles, itis protected by an impassuble swamp, which is bounded on the side nearest Port Hudson by Thompsoa’s Creek, ‘he bither bank of which is a pracipi tous bluff, crowned by an entrenched abattis. ‘This abuttieextends from the river eastward, Ul it joins a veries of entrenchments nine or tem miles in extent, sweeping to the south ina semi-circle till they rest upon the river on the erest of a range of high bile. The country in Ling, And possesses Many Reatural tages in favor of the enemy. Between Baton Rouge and Port Hudson is a lon: etretch ef territory difficult of access ut ull times, be- img covered by dense woods and undergrowth, and abounding in bayousand marshes. The place, doth by nature and art, is unquestion- ably one of great strength. The southern pev- ple in the vicinity callit their Gibraltar, and protess to believe it io be impregnable. ‘The water defenses ot Port Hudson are said to consist of eight batteries, numbering between twenty andthirty guns. Oncof these batteries as stationed ona bluff eighty feethigh. Another ia planted justbelow the mouth of Rhee ote ereek. The most of the guns are 24a, 32's ard 42°e, but there are one or two of 120-pounders. ‘The Jand deienses were chiefly bullt after the advance of the Union forces t@ Baton Rouge. Tuey mount in all seme Boe | or forty cuns, some of them of very heavy calibreyand,#: ad- dition to these, there are at least four fieid bat- ceriee, which can be readily moved to any part of the works. The position seems to be entirely. enclosed in & series of fortifications of the most elaborate and formidable character,but whether: there are any interior lines remains to be re- vealed. The probability, however, is thai he rebels would scarcely rely on @ eingle line, and that the exterior entrenchments include several others, as was found to be the case at Vicksburg. Indeed, the general plan of the defeusesat Port Hudson appears to be the same as at the point just mentioned, the only deviations being such ‘ns required by the versions in the surface of the country. Port Pudeon district 1s coramanded b: Major ten. Franklin Gerdner, a veteran soldier and an able officer, who was azsigred to duty there | on the 27th of Decembetia«t. THE SITUATION AT VICKSBURG. {From the Louisville Journal.} Captain L. B. Dunham, of this cit) was jos | returned from Vicksburg, and on day last { visited Gen. Grant, st his headquarters im the} year of that place. A general feeling of confi- dence existed that our troops would be enabled to hold their position and eventually compel the eapitulation of the Rebel etrongheld. It could be stermed at any tine in two hours, but the sacrifice of fe which that course would [require renders it prudent and humane to continnethe ‘siege and force a surrender. The works in the center, under Gen’s. Logan and Quimby, ate only one hundred and ten to twenty yards from the Centederate batteries, so close that the combatants can converse with each other, and throw out words of deflance. A very heavy battery cfsixty-fuur pounders ‘was in course of con<trnetion ander Col. Nor- ton, which, when completed. it is expectsd, ‘Will be abie to batter down ths opposing works in a very few honors. Gen. Sherman is om the right, and his approaches to the beleagured city Rave been advanced as close as those of Logan, and he is ereciing addilional thirty-two pound batteries. Gen. McUlernand commands the Warm Deranrurer: Provoer Msrenal Gunzpa’s OFFicn, t Washington, June 5, ists. Circular No. BW. | OFFICIAL. { bodied male citizens of the United States, ané msidents of tureign birth who shali Lave de- elared on cath their intention to becOme citi- | zens. between the ages of 20 and 45 years. Il. For the purpose of enroliment, all the above named persons who were not in the mil- itury service on the 3d of March, 1562, shall be divided into two classes. ‘The first clazs, consisting of all between the Ages of 20 and 35 years, and all comarried per- sons above the age of 55 and under 45. The second ¢lass consisting of all married persons between the ages of 35 and 45 years. The persons who were in the mili ser- vice of¢the United States on the 3d of March, 1363, should therefore appear in the Consolida- Cae Enrollment Lists in elass by themselves. reparation of these lista s! id not be rls to interfere with the eartiest pos- Tinie completion of the Consolidated Lists ct Classes 1 and 2. Men from the first class will be the first called into the service of the Upited States. Janes B. Prr, June 11-2w Provost Marshal General. FAP**PavaBrERs DePaRTMunr OF WasH- INGTON. Offices Chicf Quartermaster, May 22, 193. DEALERS ix AcRICULTURAL ImrLEmERTs, Gak- DEN SHEDS, &C., are requested to furnish thisoffice price lists of the varions articles of their trade. The same should be directed to Lientenant Colo nel E.tas M. Gueswe, Chief Quartermaster, De- partment of Washington. my 2-tl Paorosr Mizsuat Queezir's Orries i ‘Waseinarox, May 22, 183. Novier.—The attention of all offleers who hare been honorably diseharged on account of wounds or disability, and who dosire to re-enter the service General Orders, No. 105, of 1863, from the War De- partment, published in the papers taronghort the country. Such officers are requested to comply promptly with the provisions of that order, and to send their written applications, as therein pro- vided, for poritions in the Invalid Corps, stating | Murehal General of the Btate in which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen- eral will at orce forward the applications, with his ; required to execute within te endorsement, to the Provost Marshs! General at Washington. Officers fur the Invalid Corps will be appointed } immediately upon farnishing the papers required } by General Orders No. 105, of 1863,from War Depart- not from date of organization of the respective commands to which they may be assigned. JAMES B. FRY, my Provost Marshal General. Provost ManewaL GPNeRAL's OFFIO€, Wasnineron, D. €., May 22, 1863. Allmen who desire to Join any particular regi- ment of Cavalry now in the field, are hereby autho- rized to present themselves any time during the uext thirty days to the Board ofenrollmentin their respective Districts, The Board shall cramine | them and determine upon their fitnese for the ger- | | vice, and if found to be fit, the Provost Marshalof the District shal! give them transportation tiekets to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters of | the Acting Assistant Provost Marchal General of | the Btate. As soon as they presentthemselves at Jett, with his corps, between Warrenton and j tered by a mustering and disbursing officer, and ¥iecksburg: he also is steadily making his a: proaches. Pemberton's force, it is thong! t does Bot exceed 15,(X4), though various estimates pkice it from 19,000 to 30,000, The reinforcements sent to General Grant amount jo aboat sixty thousand men of all arms, and upon their arrival meny of them | paid by kim the bounty allowed by law. JAMES B. FRY, my Z-lm Provost M al General, AE DEPARTMENT, Wasuixcrom, January 28, 1868, In consequence of the pressure Of business atthe have been sent to guard all the approaches of | War Department, passes for citisens to visit the the Rebel tien. Johnston, so that it has become | army of the Potomac will be given at the office of a mater cf impossibilit, eeive aid in men, provisions,ormunitions All the information which Captzin Dunham, who is a close and calm observer, bas imparted to na, comfirms the opinion which we expressed on Tuesday last, that the failof Vicksburg is anévitable, 9d thatits fate is delayed only to s@ve the terrible effusion of bleod. Its surren- der must be unconditional, or Mere will be no quarier shown to the insolent garrison which has so long blocked the Mississippi as the rob- | ber burons of old were wont iodo the river | Roine. Nev YORK WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE, SAMi-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, D.C. STEAMSHI | BALTISORE, EMPIRE, | 8. GREEN \ Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT- | URLAY®A, sit WZ w., foot of High sirset, Ge zeotown, and Pier 35, foot of Wall street, New | oa Sac freight or persace om Iv to Mowe aN s REINRHART, i agents, oor of Hiben steest i Gagteetown, or Agent, iareats Nek York, _# Bén* nu? Wal 4 CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS, | Just OPENED Av LANSBURGH & BROWS BALTINOBRE BARGAIN STORE, 375 SEVENTH Turep Doox A BI, 400 pieces Lawns at ISX and 2) cenis, @boiee Cal covs 16, 15 and 8 cents, Biles hed Muslins 122, 15 and 20 cents, & full lino of Linen Goods for boys’ wear, Silk and Gingham Su Umbrellas, from75 cents up, | Lace Points and Mustillas, from Auction, Hoop Skirts o: every sige and mare, ear he Serax @reep & Daniels’ Spools, 25 cente per Hoaiery. trench Corsets, Black Silk Mits, Anda great twany other Anction pereaine too nu- merous to mene at halt pi BS LAD. Be wise and eal etore another ris LANSBURGH & BRO.’8 BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 Sevenru Steger, K-3W* Third door above i W ours SULPHUR CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, . PENN’A, BY, Provrictor. -woed House, Washington, SEASON OPZNE 1.TH OF JUNE. Cur obertand County Penv- -t of Hsrrisburg. hey are 1@ principal cities by railroad | w Harrusbur ah thenee by the Cumberland valley { Failroad to \owriils ; from Newville, 4 mites good | staging t the Springs. Thy stage is adwaya in | ‘wa tipg upon the arrival of the care at Newyille, Passergers leaving Philadelphia. Baltimore, or Washirgton in the morning can arrive at the Boring: the same evening at 5 o'clock, rn ‘he Hotel iscommodious and comfortable, with Hot aud Cold baths attached. aud extensive <eun ads for walks and amusement. he long experience of the Perm Proprietor we many years past at the Kirkwood House in ‘ashington. ,) evables him to say, that it will + conducted is a manner to please al! {Viaitors. i $2 perd: $'2 per week : 4 weeks © for Pemberton to ree | | Smarty ! | 1.000 denen T. ond P Costa’ Spools, 1, | ' ' PE + weno OFKS, BAROM PEERS, ELECTRIC | MATICAL AND SURVBYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, and servants half price. je 9- ASHINGTON GARDENS amp ALE VAULTS, | No S94 Neh Cavite! strom, Bewou Band } C Strecis, Near ire Dovot —The subscriber takes | great pieature in informing his —— and tae poblic generally that his Ale and Beer cannot be worpassed, his veulte being the best in the city, and he ipy iter a) fond of good Ale to esil and jaice for them -o!¥ Lieut. Col. Command, 139 Pennsylvania avenue above Nineteenth street, CLOTHING, &c ‘Ae UBRBAR FOR BMI 460 SEVENTH STREET. He ie selling Immense Bargains in OLOTHING, FUBNISHING GOODS, , HATS, CAPS, &., &c. atock at great bargains to make room for our SPRING STOUR, To those in want we say, now is the time to buy, ; Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for Olothing—460 Seventh etreet, two doors above J Bruce & Co.'s. J. H. SMITH, Ciothier, No, 466 Seventh street, 'G REAT DEQLINE IN. N GOLD! In order to reduee our present ntock we have REDUCED THE PRICE OF GUK CLOTHING and are now selling off at rapid rates, The people find that J. BRUOR & CO.8 = ! is the place to buy . MPOREANT TO THE LADIRS. } €00D CLOPEING ate LOW KATES! Cell and seeure some of the tress Bargains now offered at No. 464 SEVENTH STREET, two doors below Smith’s. ¢. BRUCE & O0., mari? Glothiors, 464 Bevente near P, CHARGED SOLDIER! * areal favites ie cal at BMITH’S, No, 460 Sxvextg Sre2esz, Opposite Oty Post Opie, end gettheir - CLOTHING AT LESS THAN NEW YORE PRIOBS, Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at SMITH'S, No, 460 SEVENTH STREET, and CORNER 20TH STREET AND PA. AV, mar 17 BANKLIN & 00. OPTICIANS | SFE S; 244 eReeSrL yen Avascs (north side,) betwees and isth ste, 36S Pa. even, enter tha National Hotel. ROCK ORYSTAL See ravilian Pebble) and IaM- PROVED PEBIBOOP! © SPHOTAULES, seientii- ot tho erent wont da ly suited to the proper condition BRR aad FIELD GLASERS, AQHROMATIO ERS THERMOME. Cau SRALERRLES AT’ OONP aaa: CARTES Bh VISITE of contem: 8. PHO’ GBs ss. QEORET DISEASES! SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST Ce REMEDY ava USED. es. A Potitive Cure” GONORRHEA. GLFET, STRICTURES, &. Contains no Mineral. no Balsam, no Mercury. Only Tem Pills to be Taken to Effut a Cure, They s#re entirely vegetable, having no amell nor any unpleasant taste, and wil will not in an wey in- jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicata. Qures in from two to four dayn, and recent cases in “twenty-four hours.” Prepared by @ graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of ths most eminent Doctors and Chemists ef the present day. BNO EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGH WHATRVHR, Let those who have despaired of getting cured, Bis bar is well stockea witn the | or who have been gorged with Balsam Oopuiva, or it Wines, uors and Oigars in tue market, | Mercury, try th soa bis taloch {the eoolect place in the ety, i \ SAMARITAN’S GIFT. Gatters himself that those weo call ouse will eall nt by maitin a plain enveiopa, Sip sa a0 ia sore that they will bs pleased #ith a the aumey in which it is conducted. 2 Tonge tnd the mane KORG E DONALDYON, ORKELL & 00S oe RY, NEW YORK, PHIL- ADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE nderry, offer un- t this coantry fe: c friends from the pet ode a Ssilin rigs co Loi i ents for parti siringto -ecurs yaneee for uh Nos th of lcelana. 4 sh shin Grart, will ary,as Cerity that fer ‘bo NdP DE may arrepent im after years, very are eter ah jonounged inea the | } ora by tis lice, landing sithe: c ot prone a ec ra Soaghs | “BE MARIFAN'S ROO F'Ax0 EHD JUIORS through to Baltimore, j : ' wil rsmcove very vest: impurities from the cay -y small sda ae 3. Phe foe Al Bri NA.’ of the same line. wil eeil Lage aie sored det bia. « 2 d0ut the Ag 1p eae reno oe — aad money orders fer remittances ¢ Sea! a oat of seen PA- . a tare) 96k aoe | HADES of every varioty “05 mano, oapee and Triomi “74 all kinds; PIOTURB and other TASSELA 6 SORDS, ate. ete.. Work in my lioe executed a the best ne7, promptly and at felr prices F ObARK, aud U pbolsterer, vith and Wsth wte,— v3 Yiatea raywon. BLOOD | soni Meath a aeorsasgrans | i —Male packages, $2 $2. Female, ets DIBBA’ SanaRITAN MOOT rie HEI RB. | BEICES angen ‘OB RvENRREA 5 pene sB. the BA- 3 ROOT AND HERB J B, is the mae eeent certain an effectual rato ova pre woribed; it reaches tpl eradieates every particle of the veneres! poison, so that the cure is thorough and permane Take then of this puritying reme- ay ‘and be aealed, and do not transmit to your pos- pane rie asall the a eters of Mercury, ny stections with whi ee = a ROOT AND heaeer TOTCES ts is fy aa iy adapted, th Ulcerated Utorae, is | j 5 ling of Womb, | Fel Mae | savas ia far afi comm taincidext othe rox’ | express, Price @ a bottle, or é botues SGAMARITAN'®, birt oo WA5H. “ae & GO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD,o mer of Ith and PrGhaY OOOK, Alexandria, may 6-tr La’ - | sue rest WRAPPINGS Ax AND SEAWLE. We have en Bilk Mantles and Bacay fe sree vary , Bumenr, Pesala ai. and Points | ies ay” SF Dt foo" I. The enyollment shouki include all able- 5 Ban for the Su the Invalid Corps, is called to the provisions of the character of their disability,) with as little de- ; lay as porsible, to the Acting Assistant Prevost | ment, Their pay and emoluments will commence | from date of acceptances of such apporntments, and | } the not oates of indebtedn | tw whom orders on them are to be delivered and For a few days more we will offer our immense | by a be - rein j the same with good and’ auficiont sure ' or Katy Ag-ut. PROPOSALS. ; PRcPosaLs FOR MA¥RIALS FOR Tus Ravy, Navy Bersnrusx>, Bearcaw of Stats: Enzincering, May 23, 1333, RALED boron se furnish materials for the ending Sth Juna, ak, Feerived att! e Bureaa jf oe Engineer: ig. te eBtil the i4th ¢ ay of Jcne nest. sais must be erdorsea ** Propessis for Ma- | terials fer the Navy,” that they may be distin guished from other business letters. end directed to sme Chief of the Bureau of Steau: Engineering. Tho maverials and articles embraced fs te classes named are particularly described ae schedules. any ot which will be furnishes aceh as desire to offer, Becrsactants of the rexpe. Navy Ageut nearert thereto. anc those of 3} Mean, eon appiication to Bureaa. This sion elasses being for the convenience “of Fards, Or to the jantazd Nav; Agent of each stavion will, in yards nave a bentd of the reheduies of the yards for examination only, from whieh may oe jagged whether jt will be desirable to make appti- estion for any of the classes of these yards. Offers mast be made for the whole of any yard upunone of the printed zeke: set conformity therewith, or nsi¢ered. Im computing th tectha aggregate of thi = wai be carrie: Ce ep lan ie Frices ¢ centracte will te anted to Neos lowert tana de bidder who gites proper security forita fulfi- ment The United states Pobiy g the right to xeseet ‘ad ‘the bids for any class, if deemed exor- artieles rust be of the very best re auality, to be Gelivered in the Navy Yard im good order, aa: in uitabie vessels and packages, propery marked with the pame of the contractor, as the ease may be, at the expense and risk of the contractor.and inall Tespects sudject to the inspection, measnre- ment, nae tea &c., of the yard where re- ecived, and te the entire’ ‘satisfaction of the com- Gey tke rene. Bidders are referred to the Commandants of | ther tive yards for samples, bee ie or particular description of the articles; and,all other hin gs being equal preference will Be be given te articies of American manufactu: Bvevy offer as required by the law of 10th An- gust 1846, must be accom peried by a written gua- Fantes. the form of whieh is herewith hie 2 Aad also bu acecteficate sexned by the Cr ‘or af Tes- ternal Kevenue for the District én which the bidder | resides, that he iiaz a licemse to deal im ike article for which he proposes, or by an ofidavst signed by Avm- sabf amd sworn bot fore some wiagistrate awthoriced so adminisicr such cath, that he tsa manufactirer v. ss repular dealer sn, the articles tenicn he offers to ly. ‘hose only whose offers may be aceepted will be Rotified, and the contract will or soon thereafter as practicable, wh: oe ae at the post offices or Navy agency named by ithe contracts will bear dates the day the notifica- tion is given, and doliveries ean be demanded. Sureties in the fall amount will be required to sign the contract, and their responsibility certi- fied to bya United States district judge, United ptaten dietriet attorney. collector, or Rays Agent. ional security twenty per will be withnel i Mave eas coy of th ifiventl theeon- rect 8 ave nm compie' ats 1 ft cen. tum of each bill approved in triplicate by tie Com, manéants of t! respective yal ee will b: Recet Ls yar ue e paid by the points of delivery in oertifi- or Treasury note: at the op- tion of the Gove: nt. Itis res ipulated in the contract that if default be jen of the tirst part in dell 1 Bitoe aavet ine ied (aca alae articles mentioned in any class bid for in the contract, of th spay and at the A above provid: then, and in that rand his sureties will forfeit nited States a sum of money net the amount of such elass. which moy be recovered f:om time to time, according to abe se eet of congress inthis ease provided, approved Teles not rontata classes for more than ome ard ix the sare oarclope, apa bidders sre request oa to endorse on the envelope the Navy-yard for | whieh the bid 1 a this general rendezvous they shall be duly mas- {| “ch ‘ee Pid is mad For isi of Ofer. Which from a firm must be signed by all the meme 5 So Srgten the State of hereby agtee to farnish and iver ia the respective avy-yards all the oe named in the classea hereunto annexed. agreeahls to the provisionsof the schedulos therefor. ard in conformity with the advertisementof the Burean of 8t:am En, nesting ted contract —, for .B. ah w Signature, 4 The schedule which the bidder encloses icust be pasted to hia offer. sud each of them signed by him. pposite each article im the scheduls the price mur’ be get, the ameant carricd out the aggregat: footed up for cach - je%,and the anount likewise written in worde, If the partios who bit do not Te-ide near the pleoe where tha arcieles ara tote j delivered. they must name in their offers person of ———— for any of the «! ase a bees: cepted, he or they will, sf Navy Agent designated, ex-cnte the contract her 8; andin case the said shall fail to ente: into ontrast, id, we guaranter to make good the diter: ence between the offer ef the said -—— and that which may be xccep-ed. i ature of two guarantors.) C.D, Date.) x. (Witness, ) < I hoeraby ¢ hatthe above namet—~— are p of property, and able to make H. Sted Btates b: etriet t Atioracy, Colector, tractor orier, of any inte:c rein, #hail be transferred by the party or parties io whom such eon ract 0. ord rmay be given to any other party oF parues, and that any such or shall cange tha apmulment of the contract or order trans jerred so far as the United Btates are concerned: Provided, That all the rights of action ere heraby reserved to the United Ftatos for any breach of uch contract by the contracting party or parties, Bee. 16 And be i furth xed. That whenever avy contractor for snb= clothing, ar:us,am - Munitions of war, and for awry desorip- lies for the Army or Navy of the United court-martial of sion of sug g Biaies shal be found guilty by fraud or willful negiect of duty, he shall be purished by fine, imprisonment, cr sash other punisbroert as the court martial chall adjuige; and any person who shall contract to furnish sup lies of any Kind or description for the Army or Navy he ehell be deemed and taken asa partof the jand or naval forces of the United Btates for wheli he shall contract to furnish said suppiies, and be subject to the rules and regulations for the Satsd Bie! of the land and naval forces of the { Approved, July 17, 1862. Bee. 2. And be tt further resoWwed, That the chief of any bureau of the Navy Dapartinent, i in contract- ing for naval supplies, shall be at liberty to reject the offer of any person who, as principal or surety, has been » defaulter in any previous contract with @ Navy Department; nor shall parties who have fail ‘led as principals or Fcretics in any foriner con- tract be reosived as sureties on other contracts; nor shall the copartners of any firm be received a3 sureties for such firm or for vack other; nor, im eontrac with the sare berean, shall one con- tractor be received as surety for another; and every contract shall reqaire the delivery ‘of specitied quantity, and no having nominal or fictitious prices shall be consi: . Thatif more than one bid be offered by any one party, by or in the name of hisor their clerk, partner, er other person, all such Hs may be rejected; and no per- son shall be received a8 a contractor who is not = manutacturer of, or regular dealer in, the ar! ape whieh he offers to supply, who bas not a license buch manufacturer or dealer. And all persons of. fering bide shell have we right to be present when the bids are opened a a innwees the same, mperoved larch ere the didder or or Didders and each member of the firm to sign.) KITTERY, Boiler Iron, &e% 2. Pig Iron. :4. Gam Packing, £2, 0.5, Bperm Gil: 6. s seced Oil and Turpentine Oil; 5. Metal- Heans 9 Tailew ani bs To, Engineers Bist Eoxineers Too! bogineerd: netrumen i Wrought Tron Dine, &e.; 15. Tt ir. Tron Nails, Bolts,and Nuts: 18, Copper; che Tin, White Lead: zi, Zinc Paint; 22. Odlored Paine, 3 Btationery; 24, Firewood, CHARLESTOWN. Class No. 1. 3. Beiler Feltin, e558 ll. Engine ' amen 13. Btean: Pompe: ie Wr ‘Tron Pip. Ree ls, Pebcar Ib, Steels 1s Leon Nails, Bolts and Lead;20 White Li . Colored Paints; BROOKLYN, Class No. 1. Boiler Iron, &« Pig Iron; 3, Boiler melting: 4. Gom Packing, Rubber’ Hose, &c.; 5. il: 6. Linseed Git and Turpentine; 7. Lard on ) Metalic Oils: ala, and Soap; io, ‘Engi- peeps) Btares; ik. Bee, Tools; 12 Hngineers’ Wrought Jron eel 17, [ron Pin, Zine, &e,; 65 lored £ ae 8. Write Pi e i ozanny, White forsee - LanternF; 20. Lignumvitas; SL. Dudgeon’ ILADELPHTA. lee Tr &e.; 3 Boi er Felting; rd Oil; 3, Metal Enzinee = I “Htores a a #) tsteamenta, rot ron Pipes, Ves, wi Troe 8 Nails, Bolts sand P, > 20. Shores red pai nts and Denes <3. Stata: onery; %4. Firewood WASHINGTON. Class No. 1, Boiler fron, &e.:2. PigIron;9, Boiler ing; Gam Packing, Rubber Heac, ke5 Be {Oil ana Tur; ptine! ia pe Ou; 3 Metalic Oil; 9. Tallow and p; WW Bagi- neera? Stores; 11. Kuginears’ Tools; 12, an ineera’ Instruments; 19. Steam Pumps; 14.’ Wroug! af A sd) Valves, Xe.; 15. Vabes; 14, Steel; 17. Iron 5 24 virewood. ng Y Pen iineers? Tools. its 33. Steam Pumps; 1. W <e. 1s. fran - It Sperm, "Gil Lins ails, Bots, and huts; 14 Copper; 19, tin, bead, and Zine; 20: White ae Paint: 2. Oolor od Paints, A Doreen Bai 3%, Firewood. wer au ts td re teanwarrox, OOLt rub suse on “A ‘ovrros, pax Poss Office Boerne wae Cobeccon of ternal Ravn er for the i a aND IMPROVED IN VaaTion ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Witzocy Murat Prat on Onasre, sie pat DE. 5. B. SIGESMORD, OIA i Kee cork. id 260 i vs for ory ‘Pennoyivania H ote « ant dgulere iB each, such portionsonly will befacnish- | eaetoally -equired for bids. The Com. { } 6232 p. m. B By plication to the | the were | = the following ing three-fourths 3, No Sremonan or roots need cial ones ia the roots will be be made inofieriat and never eet rronrving ocd ores Sve physicians addition to the schedslo of vlasses of their saa: reel rector geet bat ‘lemporary, weotn by many of the first chem white uncestrustive Wwoleh th the most sensitive teeth pain, and 1. fet tooth ig any side roota, —_ will Oat and: examine for yourself. DENTIBTRY. etal canbe Alcse tine fect. £0 hods beretofore rity over ali met! Feocraz uxtracted without pain when desired. Bo person can wear others who | making connectigns with lo. 338 Poreerngei arene th atten OF Arch AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & 60., 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berwass Ora & 101m Srs., (OOMBS’ BUILDING,) Anvite the Frade to inspest their stock of WINBS AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND SEGARX, GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP, unsurpassed in this city in variety and quality. Being the Bole Agonts for MBSSRS. FRANK BININGER & CO., NB, 15 Braver &t., New Yor, wo sell their celebrated BOLTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, at New York prices,—freight added, We wonld osh the attention of DIVISION PUR- VEYOBRS to the fact that we have the above goods ready packed for shipment in cases containing from one to twelve dezen each, amd cap fill any order for them on call, — We also keep constantly on hand the larges and most varied aesortment of CHAEBPAGNE to be found in this city, embracing the following well-known branés | yor OLIQUOT, MOET & OHANDOY, @. H. MUMM & 60., PIPER BEIDEICE, in ten days after the | | Thee! pt of the contract at the port ofice named, or HEIDSICK & C9.. BUGENE CLIQUOT, DEB ST, HARCHAUX, CHARLES BIVART & CO, WF An loepeztion ef our Stek is most respect- folly solieated, AUG. JOHNSON & CO. “For the ‘Holidays. A. H. BINIRGER & CO., Smarcm oF Nos.19 anp 21 Broan Sr,, New Yous OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE, Ne. 337 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREEP, SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASZORTMENT OF IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS ante LEWIA, Ge Geni faperintondent, Altons, TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS, FINE GROCERIES, KITS AND KEGS No. 1 MACKEREL, KENNEBEO SALMON, SOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES poles alan a4 and Embroidered H’dk’fs. PIGS’ FEET, ENGLISH DUN UODFISH, Yogether with all the LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON Messrs. A. M. B. & Oo. are also Bole Proprietors ef BININGER’S CELEBRATED LONBON DOCK GEN, Pat up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use, Also, Bole Agents for OLD TOM LONDON OORDIAL GIN. Bw All articles bought at their store warranted of the first quality, and forwarded toany part of the city free of expense. As we intend to be permanently located, epectfully request families to give us a call. ABRAM M. BININGER, HENBY T. CAPEN, Wasurmeron, December, 1362. A.M. BININGER & CO. have no connexion wit any other House. OAN GOODS, ROLLIN OHUEROH, Agent. 499 Suvaxre ony Wicsreron > ei i te neta —ee ee Ox Siesaae TRUNES : | PELLISBIES OA VAB aa ranks that okde teat ther cities. Ki BATHER and DEMSS TRUNKS mace isis cova and REPAIRED at skort chases any part of the vGecrestown asd Ae JAMES 8. TOPHAM, B MIRMRY |— THA Cw aes | instractive and ‘freon (for the benefit Weak De deen "| TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. — BALTIMYRE AND ONIO RAILRVAD, Ge BSS SEE SPB ‘WO DAILY ~ ere ite reams hu i . WHERY. and six | NETO! ERS ——— WASHING’ and Be TRI MOWE, as LADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON. ron ray esbington até and li.J5a.m, and $ and ‘Om Sundays at 6.0 p.m. only, pol BALTIMORE. Leave at6.%, Sand 11.158. m. att. seat m, On Bandass atfa. m. Rod dard 6 - Ol qMaabice fare gum THE 2 WRT, iB 2a a ere Bue i eng cal mm. anddp, mh. FOR ANNAPOLIS. zasve Baltimore at 8a. m apd > p.m. eo Waahingto: a.m, fo irein for Annapolis on Bundays. The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore | weer aina from Wash: 7 first and aca © alway points. f tration, L. M. COLE, Genera! Ticket yrs ap m-tf asesa. EPBING AND suneee SCHEDULE BALTIMORE AND ‘OHIO RAILROAD. RE ee ae ¥FEOM WASHINGTON CITY! THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AND NURTH-WEST. axing: the Quickest Time. And the Only Boute can sell a ER ziakey Girect, or t cive a Biot Fith ices Ghavges Of Cove than on aay other Rouve, and 30 Omnibne Riding, FOUB pany. TRAINS F FEO oe ¥, (Bunda) raing nevis Baltimore 8.15 4. M. and 9 P.M. On Sundays, Tro Trains st 3 and 6.90 P. M., con- necting at Relay with 9 P. »_ Train from timore, FOR ANT WEST. Train leay: Washington at es M. makes connection at ashing os Janction (Relay House) with Train leaving Baltimore at 3.15 4. M. . Trains leaving Washington at 3,5, or 6.90 P. wake! connection with Train leaving Baltimore at mM, BE BURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BY THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. The is the Only Route by which Through Ticksts or Cae Baggage Checks con be procured om Washington. Knight's Latest Improved BLEBPING CABS, @f the most superior finish, zttached to Night Trains, THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTR TO COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, C1N- CINNAT?I, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, 8T. LOUIS, CHICAGO, dc, ty cy BP WITH LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE. ¢@ BF Special Nesice to Passensers Big the West from Washington !- West. by purtha- og tints THROUGH Ti Tickets ts Warhlugto a. he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE DOLLAB in the Throu and have the priv- a of viriting Baltimore Ci (Sf desired) withont tional charge. svc smuecrions at the Ohio River with CLEV- LAND & OHIO a TRAL MARY tre ie CIROIMR ATE HATLROADS: hem. with the whole Railwa System m of #1 ae NO SNouTiT WEST, CENTRAL » and THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the ict One aati Mast f Transportetior este! rt = M. COLE. Severe ica hee ‘ap 2i-tf 1863) cas PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD IS A FIBST- ons kOGTE ed THE WESTERN OITIME, ros Leo ‘ROM DUST BAGGA HECKED THROUGH eeacmo FROM BALTIMORE THRER DAILY TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG! CLosE ee eee MORTHREN CENTRAL RAILROAD, THE GREAT GBNTRAL ROUTE WASHINGTON AND, BALTIMORE Wier, NORTHWADT. ANI AND SOUTE WEST. the Northern Central R corner of Pennsyivani: enue and Sixth street, Washington, and Oivert Station, Baliimore. SPLENDID Gees Oana ON ALL HIGH? SMOKING snp SALOON Oana ON ALL TRAINB FROM WASHINGTON. Paasenggts will take the 6.3)a.m.and69 p.m, train: connecting in Baitimors with the 9. acd 9.45 p. m, trains on the Northern Central eae and arrive in Harrisour< ati p.m. and 1 a vbere making elose comnestions with the freind onthe Pennsylvania Oentral Railroad for all parts of the West. FREIGHTS. By this route Freights of ail descriptions can be forwarded to and from azy point on the Keilrosds of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Dlinois, Wisconsin, } Tows, or Missouri by Ra od direct ‘The eos iy ‘Central Railroad also connects at Pitcebur, Susamera Dy which Goods caa be forwarde: o port on the Chio, Muskin, Konvoary, Tennessae Oumberland, repo isaie= i, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, HEP Rivers: and'at Clevetaud, Bewdacky nod ‘Gnie 0 with steamers to al] Northwestern Lakes. lerebants and shippers entrusting the transpor- tation of their Freight to this Company can rely rR confidence on ita speedy transit. HE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central re at all tymes as as faworabieas are charged Ly other on oe mark packages ‘Via Penna. jentral WH. BROWN. Ag’t Northern Central R. E., orth strast, Baltimore. I Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.” STON, General Freight Agent, ty DRY GOODS, &. UST RECEIVED— A large stoek of Pusher and French -.ace Shawie, ont Thread and Valoncia Ooliars and Seta, ‘hread Lace Veils, Barbes and Coiffures, Uuipure Lecen, all wiatun” uipure Laces, all # Lava. styles Hoad Dresses, Fancy Goods, Fs) t and Tortoise Shell Bar Drops, j Ping, Belt Olasps, Bracelets, Fans Rich will be sold at low cleo a eall in so- liette d, WH. WEINBERG, 18 Market Space. Pean. avenue, _te2 between sth and Sth streets. GBs AD: INES, ORGANDIES ND MOZAMBIQUES. ‘We have just received a a beautiful assortment of red above goods. Alse— porease. Lawns, Poplins, Poil de Ohivi: her with alarge stock of Black Slike, suitable oor dresses and wrappings, weenaee Goods iD every Tablet, of quality as and price. {mn GAS FITTING, &c. WM. T. BOVE & 60. Nd Aus ror 5 od to, execute any ord orders with PLUMBING, & ; OB sreaMY virrine eal B27 Store on Ninth frest, poe Scans anes ivanis, avenue, Ne; 5 Mite apeortmant of NDE TES and and oth er a ‘M and WAT: Baaeee . GAs FIXTURES. re, and are daily recei idk ontirel New P; tterne and perlor in style to anything nereta a “invite Satan re ane fpeling We Ww All Work in the above line intrusted our are will bo promptly attaned to bj 1 & MeGHAN, 576 Datredt. @0TS AND BHOES TO SUIT THE THREES, We manufacturing sod asi Ta Feamaleiying 3 tnds of bags of Bastern-made Work ne ip easly to order, wil told'at pa much lower price hes charged in This sity for much inf want of BOOTS and and SHOES ef Bastern made work, good pce By thes loess lowest, Luin ap aE es ity eh avenue. was" jena & 00.3 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. DRAUGHT E18 Tum | alwend PO TBR ftom thin calavesten Bree which I am prepared to farnizh on short notice to all persons who will favor me with their orders, Betiafaction guarantied. Ordere given to my drivers will be promptly at- Goods delivered in all. parte of Waskiigton and “Terma Gun ond m bel on .. . Frien Bostiing ST Green st., mete » ~ Georgetcwn, D, G, Sea mi tenant pine = ssn neneeneee_ stn arsenate samenmuenscqeareomageteecneneetenteersssnueeeneuassuseeummecssgnenruemessanssnaseguunsuqesraranunnscesseagnien ageurssuneeatensesouesasseunatenis unpanennseeenpies-ooutateenjneetscnceneeseeene reste vee HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND : FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU! A PONITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY FoR WNen-Retention or Facontinence of Crins, Irrites tion, Inflanimation or Ulceration of ths Blade der amd Kidnays, Diseases of the Pros- trate Gland, Stone im the Bladder, Caleerous Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit aad Mucou: cr Milky Discharges, and all Diseascs or Affections of the Blagder and Kidmeys, end Dropsical Smeitings, existing in Men, Women or Children, HELHBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHT. For Weakness arising frem Excesses, Habits of Diss sipation, attended with the following eymptomm Indisporition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss ot Memory, Dificulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease, Dimnese of Vision, Wake- folness, Pain in the Baek, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular Bystem, Hot Hande, Flushing of the body, Dry- mesa of the Skis, ERUPTIONS ON THE FACR, PALLID COUNTENANCE. These symptoms, if allowed to go on, whieh this medicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the patient may expire, Whe can say that they are not frequently followed by those “‘ Direful Diseases,’ IN- BANITY and CONSUMP- ‘TION. Many are aware of the cause of their woSeuring, but none will eonfess, The records of the In- sane) = Azylums and the Odielan- choly Deaths by Oon- sumption, besr ample wit- bess to the truth of the as- sertien, The constitution once affected with Organic Weakness, re- quires the aid of medicine to Strengthen ana Invigorate the System, which HELM- BOLD’S BATEACT BUCHU IN YARIABLY DOBS HELMBOLD's HIGHLY OONCENTEATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT S&RSAPARILLA, Fer purifying the blood, re moves all dieeases arising from excesses and imprndence in life. chronic eonstitutional dis- eases arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only ralia- dle and effectual known remedy for the cure of Scrofnia, Beald Head, Salt FRhenm, Pains and &wellings of the Bones, Ulcerations of the ThroatandLegs,Blotckes, Pimples on the Face, Tetter, Erysipelas, and all scaly eruptions or the skin, Two table spoon-ful of she Extract of Saraepa- rille added to s pint of water, isequal so the Lidson ~ Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully equal to a gallon tof the Syrup of Sarsspurilla, or the Deevetion, as 1 causally made. ko THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMI®?- ; TED TO USB IN TIE UNITED STATES A AMY, and are xlsu in very general use in all the STAPR HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY IN@TI- TUTIONS throughout the Isnd, as well as in pri- vate practices,and are considered as invaluable remedies. fer Meptcal Properties or Broru, From Dispensatory of the United States, See Professor BEWEES’ valuable works on the Practice of Physic. See remarks made by the late eelebrated Dr PHYSIC, Philadeiphia. See remarks made by Dr. ais acess ELL, a celebrat.d Physi Royal Colle; in the transactions of the King and Queens Jour f Surgeons, Ireland, and published See Medico Chirurgical Review, published dy BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal Ooilege of Surgeons. See most of the late Btandard Works of Medicina PRICES. Extr: 2t Buchu, $1 per bottle, or six for $3, Extn Delive sd to any address. Sarsapezilin, $1 per bottle, or aix for 98. securely packed Som observation. Addre » letters for information, +n Conlidente, do HELMBOLD’S MEDICAL OFFICE, 104 Sovrm Texts Sraxer, (beiow Chestaut,) PHILADELPHIA, BEWARE OF \COUNTERFEITS AND UN PRINCIPLED DEALERS, Who endeavor to dispose of “their own” and “other” articles op the reputation attained wy HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS; HELMBOLD'S GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHD, HELMBOLDS GENUINE gt Sap 3 hd SancaPadata, HELMBOLD'S GENUINE IMPROVED ROSB-WASH, SOLD BY DRU@GISTS EVERYWHERE. A8K FOR EELMBOLPS, TAKE NO OTHER. =o ia advertisement and send for i ®xo on end expocure, ap mw ~~. i i