the evening star.
LOCAL NEWS.
POLH'H Retorts.?Second Precinct.?J. N.
Fe?, assault and battery; dismissed. Georgo
Mains, drunk; military. Walter Donaldson,
larceny; jail.
Third 1'recinct.?Elizabeth Briscoe, Robert
Harrod, Peter Shields, Chas. Niekleson, disor
derly; dismissed.
Fourth Preernct.?.Tas. Bishop, riding on pave
ment; S2.50. John Jones, drunk and disor
derly; workhouse. F..Beinersman, do.; ?2.
Sixth Precinct.?Chun. Blasfield, larceny; jail.
JSicb'l Geary,nuisance; ?1. P. Hays, obstruct
ing railroad; costs 50 cents. Walter Clark,
disorderly: military. Wm. Richards, drank,
?So-nts. Jno. Firm, disorderly; military. T.
Owens, drunk; do. Margt Hughes,do.; work
house. Henry Campbell, do.; military. P.
Schaffer, Jos. Wakrhaler, John Callman, Jos.
Reran, j. McWilliMms, A. C. lloban, disorder
ly; #2 each. J. H. Roach, drunk und disorder
ly, S3. T. C. Thomas, riding on pavement;
#1 5(?. Margt. Parker, vagrancy; workhouse.
H. G. Morgan, disorderly: 52. ^T- T. Thomas,
grand larceny; jail lor "court. Wm. Linsey,
do ; do.
Tenth Precinct.?A. O'Bryon, Dan'l Welch,
Jno. Rile}*, M. O'Neil, T. Fasleyand B.Smith,
stealing Government clothing; dismissed. E.
Gallagher, drunk; do. Wm. Jones,disorderly;
$2. Sam'l Croewell, Jno. Barber, Virginia
Tophara. Fannie Lyons, do.; ?2. Mary J. Long,
Fanr.ie Cook, profanity; ?2 each. Caroline
f^nlder, do. and drunk; dismissed Mary Chip
ley. do.; 82; M. Flannigan, suspicion; military.
J. S. Pampers, Robt. Jobes, drunk; do. J. H.
Shaler. do. and carrying weapons; workhouse.
Thoe. Connor,-disorderly; dismissed. Jno. De
Lappy, drunk; do.
ForRTn Wakd Station Cape*.?Michael
Murphy, assault and battery with intent to
kill; bail lor court. Margaret Fiu, profanity;
SI.58. Wm. Smith and Henry Taylor, fighting;
*2.5s eac h. Wm. Brown, Ann Knoll and Clin*.
Knoll, do.; S5.58 each. Alex. Lee, assault aud
battery; for trial. John Marlenft, beating hia
Wife; *5?5.li4. Marie Marlene, disorderly; do.
Wm. Warren, beating his wile; jail for courU
Jacob McGnire, sleeping in the street; dis
missed. James Little, do.; military. John
McCarty, drunk: do. Mary A. Hamlin, disor
derly; dismissed. John Dorrity, beating hia
wife: hail for hearing. Jas. Love law, sleeping
in street: military. Tlios. McCarty, rirnnk and
disorderly: S2.5K John Urunk, drunk; mili
tary.
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
fCorrespondence Evening Star.]
Ghoroetowk, I>. C., June 30, 1S<?1.
At the meeting of the Board of Common
Council on Friday evening last, the following
were received and appropriately referred:
The account of W. H. Fletcher for work done
on culvert on High street: a communication
from the Street Commissioner, recommending
the passage of an ordinance fixing the grades
?f certain streets.
Mr. Craig, from the committee on grievances,
reported a resolution prohiDiting the granting
of licenses to persons of color to sell spirituous
liquors.
The arrivals to-day are:?Stmr. H. J. Deven
ney, Bristoa, Phil'n, mdse. to Hyde tc David
fon; schrs. Maria A. Gould, Filbert, Bangor,
Me., lumber to Jos. Libbey: Hiawatha, Haper,
Balto., lumber to F. Wheutley: Embark, Har
ris, Nanticoke River, wood; Jos. N. Bitting,
Potter, Newtown,Md.,woodt?Semmes; Union,
!*mith, Seaford, Del., wood; Jas. R. Lewis,
Murphy, Havre-de-grace, coal to Dixon
King: Pandora, Lord, Nanticoke River, wood;
Helen, Bowen, Salem, hay to P. Berry: L.
Sturtevant, Willetts, Gardener, Me., ice to W.
Godey; sloops American Eagle, Sayres, light;
Sam "Mars, Vanorden, Belle Plain, sntler'6
stores; barges Isaac R.Getty, Early, N. Y-, hay
to Gov't; Brainard, do., do.; Cleveland, Bran
dige, do., do.: Conway, do., do.
Departed by river.?Schrs. Excelsior, Riley,
East Cambridge, Mass.; L. A. Edwards, Line,
Boston, Mass.: Glenwood, Bayles, Derby; M.
Sewall, Clarkson, Providence, Rhode Island:
M. Monston, jr., Brewster, Boston, Mass.; and
brig .T. D. Lincoln, Seward, Boston, Ma?s.?all
coal from Ray's docks. From Borden Mining
Company?Schrs. Ocean Ranger, Lewis, Bos
ton, and John H. French, Crosby, do., with
coal.
Business dull. Markets?Hour and grain
have taken a sudden rise; wholesale quota
tions as follows:
Flour, super, S*7.25a$7.3S; extra, S8; family,
common, Sf9.50a?10: choice brands?Darby's,
?f!>.5<iaSlo: Ray's, 810a$K>.25; Welch's, ?10.2Ja
$10.50. Wheat, red, Sl.tt a?l <?5; white, *i.75a
$1>5. Corn, yellow, !J5c.: white, Slal.05. Oats,
by measure, (5c. Hay, ?2sas30. Mill stntf, 10
a*5c.; potatoes, 60c.; apples, S5; lemons, $0.25;
oranges, SO; cider, 22c.; do., clarified, 3t)a35c.;
Champagne cider, *5 per case; whisky, 15c.;
suit, G. A., Sl.fc7agl.90; fine, 82.75: bulk, 75c.
per bushel. Cumberland coal, 85.50; anthra
cite, 89; wocd, pine, 84.5('a*5; oak, 85.50a?6.
Lumber, pine, 825a?30 perM. Piaster, lump,
8fi: gronrid, 8!>a810. Ccr.A.
KENDALL'S
AUBOLIKE FOU THE HAIR.
AHBOLINE
MOISTENS,
BEAUTIFIES,
ODOHA TES,
LENGUTHENS,
LN VIGOR A TES,
KO OR/SUES,
EMBELLISHES
THE IIA1H.
KENDALL'S AMB0LINE is a rare compound of
etimulating extracts from Plovers, Ro..tf, sa l
Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR.
"Highly beneficial where the hair requires a
gentle stimulant." Dk. CHILTON.
?* Have never had anything which so perfectly
answers the purpose of a hair dressing."
WARREN WARD, Esq.,
No. 277 Canal street, N. Y.
" After being bald for seven years your AMBO
LlMi has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR." Prof. JOHN SENIA,
No. 3.> King street, N. Y.
Per sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Scalers. Put in boxes, (oontaining tw0 bettles,)
price 91.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
o l(>-6m No. 542 Broadway, N. Y.
WHIT* SULPHUR
AKD
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
A*
DOUBLING GAP, PENN'A.
JAMES D. HENDLEY, Proprietor,
Late of Kirkwoed House, Washington.
SEASON OPENS~15TH OF JUNE.
Tkese Springs are in Cumberland County, Penn
sylvania, miles west of Harrisburg. They are
accessible from all the principal cities by railroad
to Harrisburgb. thence by the Cumberland Valley
railroad to Newrille ; from Newville, 3 miles good
staging to the Springs. The stage is always in
waiting upon the arrival of the cars at Newville,
Passengers leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore, or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the
Springs the lame evening at a o'clock.
The Hotel is commodious and comfortable, with
Hot and Cold baths attached, aud extensive
grounds for walks and amusement.
The long experience of the prwwnt Proprietor
(for many years past at the Kirkwood House in
Washington. D. C ,) ecables him to say, that it will
be conducted ia a manner to please all Visitors.
Ttrmt: 92 per day; $'2 per week: -4 weeks <j4".
Children aud servants Half price. je l1' 2m*
PII.KS, P1LK8, PILLS,-b7.~WITFIELDUi
VEGETABLE PILL? are warranted a certain
cure fer Piles. The worst ca?es yield after one or
two doses. No surgical operation shonld be re
ported to, as relief thUF obtained is but temporary,
and no turf has ever betn perjtcltd bv the use of the
kni/t. The following gentlemen have been cured :
Mr. Stiles, No. 229 Broadway; Mr Hughes. No.
107 Spring street; Mr. Fisher, No. 544 Broome
street . Mid numerou* ladies who?e addresses can
be obtained at my office. Price 5<i cents per box
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by D. S. BAKNKS
A CO , No. 202 Broadway, and by the proprietor.
Dr. Witfield'e Pi'.lsare sold by S. C. 10RD.No.
290 l'enn. avenue, Washington. D C., nnd by
HEN3Y CC0K, King street, Alexandria. Va.
J YOUNQ.
le LI itn No. 4*>l Broadwiy.New York.
M
A3BMY COLLINS St 00.'U
PHILADELPHIA
DflALGHT ALE AND PORTER.
X Ma bow reeefving large quantities of DRAUGHT
ALB a-.d PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
%Alck X am prepared to famish on short notice to
all persona who will raver me with their order*.
Satisfaction guarantied.
Orders given to my driven will be promptly at
taedMl to.
6ood? delivered In all parti of Washington a&d
Beorgetewn, tree of charge.
Term*:-C?thorn i?ftvtry.
miLlY A. SHINIf, Agent,
VstM Bottlmt JD?*ot, *7 Green St.,
?o f-tf Georgetown. D. O.
JJROV1SIONH.25 PERCENT. CHEAPER THAN
Prime Sugar cured HAMS, 11 ete..
Bern Family FLOUR, per bbl
DRIED BEEF, ^ 0I>1,?
DRIED BEEF. UK eta.,
Choice BUTTER, 22 ou.,
CHEESE, 14 cts. per lb.
J0NE8 4 CO..
Corner fiigbth ?cd D etreetf.
PROPOSALS.
paepoBALs.
Navv Departmkwt, f
Bureau of Yttrds and Docks, J une II, 199. \
8KAT.cn Pnoro*4i.? for each cla*s separately "t>
dorsttf "Proposals for Class No. (name the ?l ass)
for the navy yard At (name th# yard.)" will be re
ceived at this office until noon on the 13th (lay of
July next, for furnishing and delivering at the
several nary yards named the materials and arti
e'e* embraced in printed schedules, which will be
tarnished *n application. and sen' by mail, if so
requested t? persons deeiring to offer to contract
for any or all of the elaeces named therein, by the
commandants of the several nr.vr yards, fortko
classes for the yards under their command, or by
the navy agent nearest thereto, ur by the barean
for any or all of the yards.
To Trtvf*: to* fusion nnd mistakes ?w stall nt the
mferf., nn bid trill be rereirtd whieh rontaias rtass** ,
for triore tkanont yard in Otie rrt i tlope : find each
individual of & firm must sign the bid and con
Didders are hereby cautioned and particularly
nc.titied that their offers must be in the form
hereinafter prescribed, and be mailed la time ta
reach their destination before the time expire* for
receiving them ; no bid will be 4>nsidtrtd trhieh
fhall he rirtUtd nftrr the ptriod suited, and no alloiC
auei will be made for failures af the marl
To guard sgmast otiers being opened before the
time appointed, bidders are requested to endorse
on the envelope, above the address, and draw aline
under the endorsement, thou r
"Proposals for Clan No (name the tlats) for the
Saw-lard ati name the yurd)."
To the Chief of the iiurcau of Yards and Docks,
Washirgton,D. C.
Form of Offer.
(11 ere date th9 offer.)
The undersigned, (here insert the name or names
eoin poring the hrm wto Did,) of (name the town)
in the State of (name the 8tite) herebv offer to
famish under roar adv?iti?ement dated (date ot
advertisement,) and subjeot to ail the require
ments of the same, and of the printed schedule to
which It refers, all the artieu a embraced fn Cl*Rn
No. (name the class or clause*) for the navy-yard
at (name the yard. ) according to ssid schedule, viz:
(here paste on the printed ela-ss from the schedule,
and opposite each article set the price and carry
out the smnnut in the columns for dollars and
cent?, ard foot upthe aggregate amount of the
bid for the class) amounting to (here write the
amount in words.)
Should my (or our) offer be accepted I (or we) re
quest the contract may be prepared and sent to the
navy agent at (name the ageney,) for ?ignatur?
and certificate. And I (or we) Ik reby derlare Chat
the above offer is made in strict oonfornnty In
every particular with the law approvel March 8d,
1S4S, section Id. herein quoted.
Extract from lairs af the United States.
See. 14. And be tt further enacted. That no con
tractor order, cr any interest therein, shall be
transferred by the party or parties to whom such ,
contract or order m ay be given to any other party
or parties, and that any such transfer shall cause
the annulment of the contract or nrder trans
lerred so far as the United States are concerned: j
Fronde!. That all the rights of aetion are hereby
reserved to the United States for any breach of j
such contract by the contracting partv or parties.
S-c. 16. And be it .further enactid. That whenever
any contractor for subsistence, clothing, arms, am- .
munition. Munitions of war, and for every descrip
tion ofsupplieF for the Army orNavy of the United :
States shaii be found guilty by a eourt-martial of !
fraud or willful neglect of duty, he shall be
putisfeed by line, imprisonment, or such other ;
punlshmeLt as the court martial shall adjudge;
and any person who shall contract to furnish sup
plies of any kind or description for the Army or
Navy, he shall be deemed and taken asa part of ,
the land or naval force* of the United States for j
which he shall contract to furnish said supplies,
and be subject to the rules and regulations tor the j
government of the land and naval forces of the j
United States. [ Approved, July 17,1363. i
Sec. 2. And I*it further resolved, That the chief of j
sriy bureau of the Navy Department, in contract- :
ing lor naval supplier, shall be at liberty to reject I
the offer of any person who, as principal or surety, j
has been a defaulter in any previous contract with
the Navy Department; nor shall parties who have
failed as* principals or sureties in any former con
tract be received as sureties on other contracts;
nor shall the copartners of any firm be received a?
sureties for such firm or for ea<;h other; nor, in
contract* with the same bureau, shall one con
tractor be received as surety for another; and j
every contract shall require the delivery of a
specified quantity, and no bids having nominal or j
lictitiouf prices shall be considered. That if more ,
than one bid be offered by any oue party, by or in '
the name of his or their clerk, partner, er other .
person, all such bids may be rejected; and no per- j
son shall be received as a contractor who is not a
manufacturer of. or regular dealer in. the articles j
which he offers to supply, who ha^ not a license as ;
such manufacturer or dealer. An t all persons of- !
fering bids shall have the right to be present when
the bids are opened and inspect the same.
Approved March 2d, 1HH3.
(Here the bidder or bidders and each member or
the firm to sign.)
Form of Guarantee.
The nndi-rsigned, (came ot guarantor,) of (name ,
the town.) and State of (name tne State) and( name
ot second guarantor, &:c.~.) hereby undertake that
the above named (naire the bidder or bidders,)
will if hi? (ortheir) otters as above be accepted,
enter into contract with the United States, within
ten days ?ft<*r th<' date of notice, through the post
office, of the acceptance of his (or their) offer be
fore mentioned And we hereby declare that
neither of us have been defaulters in any contract j
previously made with the Navy Department.
Witness: ? (Signatures ot guarantors ) j
I certiiiy that the above tamed (here name the t
guarantors! are anown to ine ta be good and re- !
sponsible guarantors in this case, and that the <
abo\e declarations of the guarantors to this offer
are. to the bett of my knowledge and belief, true ?
aid reliable. (Signature.) '
To b? signed by the district judge, di strict atior i
ney. cellector, navy agent, or some person known
to the bureau to ve responsible.
The F.chedufa will state the times within which
articles will be required ta bedelivcred ; aDd where
the printed schedule is not used, the periods stated
in it for deliveries must be copied in the bids. AII
the articles which may be contracted l"cr must be
delivered at such place or piacee, inciudiugdiayage
and cartage to the place where uBed within the
navy yards, respectively, for which the offer is
made, as may tie directed by the commanding
officer thereof: and all other things being equal,
preference will be given to American manufacture.
No article will be received after the expiration of
the pt riod tpecified in the schedules for the
completion or deliveries unless specially author
ized by the Department. In computing the daises,
the price stated in the column of prices will b" the
standard, and the aggregate of the class will he
carried out according to tne prices stated.
All the articles order the contract mast be of
the be*t quality, delivered in good order, free of
all and every charge or expense to the Govern
ment for delivery, and subject to the inspec ioa,
count, weight, or measurement of th? said navy
yard, and be in all respects satisfactory to t'ae
commandant thereof Bidders are referred to the
varti for plans, specifications, or samples, and any
further descriptions of the articles or explanation
they may desire. When bidders shall be in
doubt as to the precise articles named in the
schedule, they will apply to the commanding officer
of the navy yard and a or to*ntplo V"x lor descrip
tion of the article or articles in doubt, whica infor
mation the said officer will give in writing.
Approved snietieB in th<' full amount of the on
tractwillbe required, and twenty per centum a*
additional security deiuet-Hl from ,ea"h payment
until the cor tract shall have been completed or
cancelled, unless otherwise authorized by the De
partment. and eighty n?r centum of the amount of
all deliveries made will be jmid by th* Navy Agent
at within ten days after warrants for the
same shall have bten passed by the Secretary of
the Treasury.
No part ol the per centum referved is to be p iid
until all the rejected articles offered under the
contract shall have been removed from the yard,
unless specially authorized by the Department.
It will be stipulated in the contract, that it de
fault shall be made Y.y the parties i?f the first part
in delivering all or any of the articles mentioned in
any class bid for, of the quality and at the times
and places above provi^<^l, then and inthatca.su
the said parties will forfeit agd pay to the United
States a sum of money not to exceed twice the
amount ot such class: which may be recovered,
from time to time, accordingto the actof Congress
in that case provided, approved March 3,1813.
Th? sureties must si?n the contract, and their
responsibility ci-rtifiea to by a Navy Agent, Col
lector, bietrict Attorney, Clerk of the District
Court or *ome other person satisfactorily known
to the bureau.
It is to hjj'provided in rfthe contract that the
bureau shall h?Te the power of annulling the con
tract. without iow or damage to the Government,
in case Congrera ahall not have made sufficient ap
propriations for tfce articles named, or for the
completion of werkangtimatod for, and on which
this advertisement i*bMHd
Persons whose offera aha.ll bo accepted will be
notified by letter throng the post office, which
notice shall be conaiderefl tufficient; and if they do
not enter into contract for the supplies specified
within ten days from the date 0f notice from the
bureau of the acceptance of bid, a contract
will be made with some other P*mon or persons,
and the guarantors of such defaultittJ, bidders will
be held responsible for all delinqu<,B?il,g
All offers not made in strirt con formity with this
advertisement will, at the option ol thibureau, be
rejected. _ . -
Thosn only whose offers may be accepte^^,)] ^,e
notified, and contracts will be ready for exaction
as soen thereafter as m?y be practic*ble.
PORTSMOUTH,N. H.
Class No. 1. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; class N*,.
4. Yellow pine lumber; class No. 5. Oak and hard,
wood; class No. 6. White pine, spruce, juniper and
cypress: class No. 7. Lime, hair and plaster; class
N?. 8. Cement; class No. 9. Gravel and sand: class
No. 11. Iron, iron nails, and spikes; class No. 12.
Steel: class No. 13. Pig iron; class No. 14 Piles;
elsssNo.15 Paints, oils, and glass; class No. 10.
Ship chandlery; class No. 17. Hardware; clasw No.
1!! Stationery; class No. 19. Fire wood; class No. 20.
ilayand straw: class No. 21. Provender; class No.
22. Charcoal: class No. 23. Belting, packing, and
hose; class No 24 Sperm and lubricating oils, class
No. 25. Iron castings; class Nn. a;. Angers; class
No. 27. Anthracite coal; class No. 3. Bituminous
coal. Cumberland: class A. Paint Mill; class B,
Steam b< iler; clans C, Bishop's derrick; class D.
Boat builders and carpenters' shop; class K, Paint
shop; class F, Porter's house.
FOB ORDNANCE TIMBER SHED.
Class G. Bricks; clai-s h. Stone; class I, White
pine, and spruce timber and lumber; class J, Lime
and cemeut; class K Sand; class L( Slate; -lsis M
Iron nails and hardware; class N, Paints, oils, and
glass; class O, Iron castings.
BOSTON.
Class No. 1. Bricks; class No. 2. Stone; ela^s No.
3. fellow piue timber; class No. 5. Uak and hard
wood, elass No. ti. White pine, spruce, juniper and
cypress; class No. 7. Lime, h&lr, &nd plaster; class
No. 8. Cement; class No. y. Gravel and san d ; clat-s
No.11. Iron, iron nails, and spikes; claBs No. 12.
Steel; class No. 13. Pig iron; cla?s No. 14. Files;
class No. 18 Paints, oils, and glass; els.** fj0 jg.
Ship chandlery: cIrss-No. 17 Hardware; cla-4 No.
18. Stationery: class No. 19. Fire woodj class No. 2i).
Hay and atraw; class No. 21. Provender; class No.
22. Charcoal: cla?s No. 23. Belting, paoking, and
hese; class No. 21 Sperm and lubricating oil ; class
No. % Augers; clase No. 27. Anthracite co^i-class
No. 29 Bituminous Cumberland coal'cla*s No. 30.
Semi - Bi turn inou s. Broad top coal, and Plctoii; class
A Tinning and Slating; class B. Copper gutters;
class C. Sashes; class D, Steam hammer; cla*>s J6,
For bulking joiner's shop.
ORDNANCI STOR*, BOSTON.
Class F, Bricks; class G, Stone; class G, Oa> and
bud wood, timber and lumber; ei**a I, Northern
hard PUf.wh'tc pine, air i rpruec.timbpranfl Inm
. **?. Limeand planter; ?la? K, Cement;
-i Tpl *1? ****; eU"' Irnrt, iron *pik??,
and nails; elaes N, Elating and tinning; ela.se 0
Coppering, ?la?s P, Faint* ami oil#: eUss Q Pi*
iron; alas* R, Basher ' "
v, NEW YORK.
llr.w in. 1. Hrirks; das* No. 2. 8tone; ela?* No.
if9- ?^lP.K Wo. fl. Okk faiid hardwood: tin**
?o. C. White nme pprnce. cypre-s, and juniper;
*l8-? No. 7. Lime, h?tr. aii<i plaster; . lass No 8
Cement; flaw No. 9. Gravel and saud'ria,,* No uj
iron, iron nails nud ?pike?: elass Nc. ij
?ts*s >.o 13. Pig-iron: tins* N<>. 14. Fil-..'; HaM No*
?l 01if ? R1'- *Ih~ >'<?? !?? Ship chan
dler). Ho. 1/. Hardware; clsiss No. ?S JHa
tionery ? daes }< o. 20. Hay and straw; clans No. 21.
Pretender; class No. S. Charcoal; rlas* No
Iw-Jting. packing. and ho^; class N<? 24 St^riti
and lubricatingoils; class No. 25. Iron work' pimnir
Ac.: ela*s No a:. Annirn; elaxsNn 27. Anthr;u-ite
?oaj; class No. ;*i. Frnii-bitmninous Broad Top
?on.; c.a's No. SI. Copper and composition nail*
? ??"*,? J101"; carriage; class B, Oliieers' houses;
?1 v?? t. Foumlrr. *
FOR OHDNANCE.
-u.'S1!: b,to p,I!e' tl*m K- ' ifi-numTit^;
?! I!" i ,< lr's1 f<"- canine shell*
class 11. Spelter; jdass l Flax, eauva*. and twine;
?las* J, topper; clas* K Leather; class L, Wrought
Iron tubing; class M. Files; class N. Br**? a?d iron
{frews; elassO. Iron-round, flat, and s.,,lMre- el aw
P.Pain^.^UAc; <U?k u. Drums: alaia R?faarT
U^taUonery Siup ?^Rluller>'i <"Ia*a
PHILADELPHIA.
Class No 1 Bricks; class No. 2. i>tone: claw No
6. Oak and hard wood; ?la?K No. 6. White nine
Spruce, Juniper, and cypress; das* No. 7 Liine'
batr and plaster- class No/9. Gravel and sand?
elassNo.ll Iron, Iron nails and snikes; class No.
1-. Steel; class No. 14. Files; class No. 15. Paints,
oils, and glass; class fco. Hi. Ship chandlery; class
i 10 C,?SK No. 1?. Stationery; class
No. Fire wood; class No. 3C?. Hay an l straw
Ihkk V ??1"RPirVe,ld<>r;t ?<'lah* 'h~ Charcoal;
?]a*?K No. 23. Beltiuy. packing, and hose; clans No
W. Sperm and lubricating oils; class No. 2.;. Augers;
tla.** No. S7. AntJir?cit?' coal; class No. 30. Swni
bitnniinous Broad Top coal; class No. 31 Conner
and composition nails; class A, Extension of joiiier
shop; tifcss 15, Extension of storv house
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class No 1, Clothing; class No. 2. Hat*. booM |
alio shoes. ?c.: clase N o. 3. Provisions; clsss No 4
Groceries:clussNo. 5. Dry goods,class No.?. Bread'
A c ; class No. 7.Tobncco; class No.?,Ooal claw No'
9. Paints, oils Rnd glass;cla-s No. 10. Bricks.gravel*
and lime; class No. 11, Lumber; class No. 12. Pirc
w ood; class No. 13, Provender; class No 14 iiisoel
laneoufs; class Ko. 15. Hardware; ela~? No. 1U. Sta
tionery. '
WASHINGTON.
Claw No 1, Bricks; cla.-s No. 3. Yellow pine tim
ber; class No 4. T.-llow pine lu:nb? r; class No. 5,
Onk aru. liorti M'dodjclnRs No. 6, Whit'4 pinp Prraot*
j,in2i,rJ'.fl,,ld OTross; da^ No. 7. Lime hair ami
plaster clas* No ?.Cement;clas? No. <J.Gravel and
Wind class No ll, Iron,iron nails and spikes: clM??
No. 12, St'-el jela^s No. 13, Pig-iron; . Uss n\,. j},
J?'h-s rhw-j. No is, Paints, oils and flass; class No
If., Ship chandlery; class No. 17. ifardware;
No. lh, Mationery: class No. im. Firewood!
No. St', liny and straw; class No. 21. Provender
class No. 22, Charcoal; class No 23 lUltinJ na -t '
ing and h<w,; clas; No. V4. Sperm and lnbricatir.'g
oils, class No. Z!, Anthracite coal: class No 2<J H,
tuiTiinous Cumberlsnd cosl ;HassNo.3c'. MachiiJ^i v
and t(KjlP; cla1-? A. Bishop's boejn derrick
NORFOLK.
, j.,1 ,. " ? , ^ i", cinp inniKUPry;
Class No. 1,. Hardware; class No. IS, St-itionerv;
c ass No. IP Firewood; class No. 21, Proreml.-r!
class No 22, Charcoal; class No. 23. Beltinv. pf.ck
lne and hose; Hass No. 24. Sperm and ImIm irafin*
oils. class Nfi. 27.Ani hra^it?? toal;class No. 3f>.fe:tii -
bitiiiiiiuous Broad top coal; class No. .J.l, ConV^'r *
ami composition nails. 1
Postage must be prepsi,l on offers forwarded bv
mail after the 1st of July. j,. |6-Ja.?4w
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ~
Dbpartuknt op Stit*. I
Washixgtok. June 1,136S. \
Skalib PaoPoSALS for furnisning such Sta
tionery a? may be required by the Department
4urmg the becal year nuding June ??, 1864. will be
receivsd until 12 oclock m. on MONDAY, the 6th
f.'i ? ??n* ? Tho',e unaccotnpani?d by satis
factory teftimomals of ability U> JulSll tbe con
tract will not be considered and contracts will oalv
,uto MUbltehed manufacturers of, or
dealers in. the articles. '
Al! aaticles required must be of thebest qua ity
-i. w lr .a"'t "ot ittftrior tothf samplts which
"II be exhibited at the Depar'.ment.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or hrm making it, and mnstsnecifiy butone^riea
cl as ?'bill'for eTery artlcle o1 schedule or of the
The articles, Tb* furnished, muti torrupond.
irtin tht. mmvUs} or any of them. If desired, and i?
no ease be inferior in quality to the sample; and
I^U"uet be ^I'vered without delay when ordered,
ard they must be safisfaetory to the Secretary: and
a failure so to comply with this stipulation wfil b?
deemed cause for the abrogation of the contract
Articles * Ot named in the tch. dule are to be fur
nished at the option of the Departiaent, at the
lowest market prices, and the right is reserved of
ordering a greater or less quantity ol each article
contracted for as the public service may require
Bonds,with approved security, must be given
b> the per.soa or hrm obtaining the contract" and
in the event of tbe refusal or neglect of the con*
?11 ? ?rnis.uany frti': c 0T "'tides named ia
toe contract on the order of the disbursing clerk,
the same may be purchased in open market, and
the difference in pric- paid therefor, and the
K ^ HPrJ,C''^R ?'8IL pill1d by th? contractor, and
be dfcdncted in the settlement of his account for
tbe quarter during which such refusal or neglect
may occur. * cv'1'
The subjoined schedule specifies, as nearly a-! ean
now be done, the amount, quality, description of
each of ?he articles likely to be required
The bios will be cmvas-ed for each of the three
classes separately and contrasts for one or more
of the classes awaided, as may be deemed must ad
vantageous to the Department.
Proposals to be addressed to the Department of
Slate, and mdoistd "Proposals forfttationery
DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.
Ittm Class No. 1 ? I'aper.
j. 10 reta?? *^rt?re^ cap. heaw, ruled to paV
2. 10 reams csp, white,ruled to pattern, par ream
3. If reams cap, white,ruled to pattern, Extra s?
perhne, per ream *>aBti
4. ln?'re?ms consular cap, ruled tD pattern, per
5" 5rT.r,al" cap- double thick,
supernne, per ream
C. -5 reams le^al cap, white, trimmed and ruled
per ream 1
7. 2" reams^qua rto post, white, ruled, super, per
8. 1" reams white vellum note, highly glazed
bik. d calendered, per ream
9- *'M 'exTrl? pTream1 Q?te Pape'"'liDeJ- saP?r
!?? I/1 reams flat cap, white, unruled, per ream
11. loreamsenvelope, yellow or Luff, royal, per
!?' !(l reams large brown envelope, p- r roam
13. In dozen sheets patent blotting, per <
1.
sheets "Ci d0Zen
(.lass IVo. 4?Enriloprg.
1,000 muslin lined, lithograped, mcW printed to
0 6 pw M
2. 1,000 muslin lined, lithographed, and printed
to order, 9 by 4 inches, per M
3. ftjo musan lined, lithograptted, and printed to
1 iof. #K?ff Sk* - * 6i* inches, per M
4. loo.ao adhesive envelopes, white heavy, litho
graphed, and printed to order and pat
terns, per M F
C. 100,000 adhesive envelopes, large and small,
white, letter and note, plain, par M
Intermediates sizer. ordered not to be charged
nigner than bid for size next larger.
Class No. 3?1'ens, I'encil.t, d-:.
1. MX- gross Perry's, Gillot's, er other good me
tallic puna, per gross
2 . 3,000 quills. No. 80, per M
3. 10 gross Faber'a or other good. No. 1 to 4. or
? Kraduated, per gross
4. B dozen Faker's, Ac., red and blue pencils, rfur
dozen .
Class No. 3,cominued?Ink, Inkstands, Wafers
and Wax.
1. 5 dozen Draper's inkstands, per dozen
Zdozenayn*rd & Noye? ? ink, pints, psr
3. C dozen ink. pints, Arnold's, per dozen
4. J dozen best French carmine ink, ounce r>er
dozen
6. 6 M seal wafers, best quality, red, No. j,for
office seal, per M '
6. 2 pounds bt?t red wafers, common size, per
poand
7. 100 pounds best extra super scarlet sealing
wax,per pound
Class No. J, Contmned?Cutlery and Miscel
laneous Articles.
1. 3 dozen .Roger's or ether knives, 4 bladei,
buck or pearl handle, per dozen
J. 6 dozen Roger's ivory handle er bhaver's
patent erasers, per dozen
3. 1 do^en ivory wafer stamps, per dozen
4. 2 dozen office shears, extra, per do/<en
6. 3do/en office aciisors, per dozen
fi. 35 dozen silk taste, wide, per dozen
7. ?i gross red tape, assorted, per gross
8. 3 dozen paper weights, assorted, per doien
9. 3 dozen Green s ink eraser and paper cleaner
per dozen '
10. 5 pounds prepared India rubber, per pound
U. J pcunds pounce, per pound
**. V'pounds large twine for packing, per pound
pounds linen twine, pfr pound
SO pounds best cott>n twine, per pound
? ?*o/.en rulera, round or flat, 3) Inchos long,
ir per dozen '
17 10 beBt <iu&!'t.>' spo*??. Per pound
18 4 dozeri^ *rabic, per poan t
. aw^rnumucila?e small size glass Jars, with
19 SO dozen PftSli iTe * 10 toP8-P?r dozen
je Mawlw holder8? "sorted, per dozen
?>R0P08ALS fOn. STATIONKRY. **
Beai.bd Jwit-b I863'
e<'iVfd at this DepartmX,8taV-Vn?iy wlU ^ re"
July, 18o3. at 12 o clock M^ uutl1 the btil of
Samples of the articles in im>. , . -
to parties desiring to bid onaSl? WIi? ^famished
partment. Hlication at the De
The Department reserves to itwir ?! ?
order the writing paper plain or fit!. ,,e r'Kht t(>
required pattern. ***?t lined to any
Deliveries of all articles in the s<* , .
must comply with the w.itten specifica^*1 clau,??
will be furnished to bidders, with the?i!li'?rhich
articles in class l. " %plas of
All dtHveries will be rebjectto ininectio* ^
expert.l.aaUedfor that purpose by t?e s2?rby *n
of the Treasury, and the dellvery of an, infl!5ry
article shall be deemed sufficient caus?
the contract. cause to ann*,
Deliveries muat ?e free of chargc at th?
fury Department, Washington * Tr??^
F.ach proposal must be signed bv th> j .
or hrm making It and be accompanied by i ?3!
factory guarantee that tc? bidder will
ienzz&th "u
a 2SSS?2 SSSrt;
ttre penalty .f the bond; or the^ewet^";
tha Treasury cay direct the purehaM in
uiarKe: of such quantities of acy artic** m
be neceetary to suPtly u,e deiie^iiCy^ bi
rack fiilur, and charge to the (ontwtor fifty
p*r centon of the price which it shall be found
urcftttrr to pay for tuk articles.
Propot-ai* MDHoeomp&oied with satisfactory gua
rantee* will not be considered. nod contract* will
be awarded only to established manufacturer* of
or dealers in the articles.
Class No. 1.
White Cap Paper
White Lejral Cap Paper
White Quarto Poet Haper
White Packet Note Paper
Wb te I omtnerciai Note Paper
Yellow Rnvelope Paper
Brown V, rappitg Paper
Red Blotting Paper.
Sard Blotting Boards
White Envelopes, ollicial size
White Envelopes, let! ex siae
White Envelopes, no'e sise
White Envelope". official sUe, eloth lined
Brown Manilla Envelopes
Oopyinir Paper
White Demy Paper
Whi'e Medium Paper
Wt ite Paper Royal Payer
Letter Press Copying ltooks
Class No. 2.
Best quality Copying Ink
Best quality Black Ink
Best quality Blue Ink
Best quality Wr in* Fluid
Best quality Oar mine Ink
Saber's best Black Lead Pencils Nob. 1,2 ,3, and 4
aber's beet Bed and Blue Pencils
Steel Pens
Steel Pen handles
Gold Pens
Best Quills
Beet four-bladed Knives, with pearl or stag
handles
Best Erasers. with ivory handles
Scissor* for office use
Shears for oflice use
Class No. 3.
Glass Inkstands
Gntta Percha Rulers
Nine and twelve inch Ivory Pollers
Letter Clips
Bert quality Sealing wax, made entirely from
shellac
Mucilage
Linen Tape
Siik Taste, assorted colors
Twine
B?6t solid-headed Pins
Swartweut's Metalic Paper Fasteners
Pneumatic Inkstands
Eylet Machines
French By lets
?aeteto&rd Reference Files
eLa Kue Visiting Cards
Ivory Pounce Boxes
Elastic Rings
Glass Pap. r Weights
Glass Sponge Cups
Sponge
Erasing Gnm
Mann s or Sisson's Patent Binders.
The Department rererves the right to aceep
bids for individual ittmm in classi-s 1 and 2.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the written specifications furnished with the
samples, and failure to do so will cause the rejec
tion of any bid.
Bids which contain items st prices less than the
iair coct of the articles will be deemed fraudulent,
and will not be considered.
8 P. CHA8R,
June6-2awln? Secretary of the Treasury.
DENTISTRY.
IN
SDR. LOCKWOOD,
URGEON DENTIST, Washington Buildinr,
cortifr Pa. avenue and Seventh ft.?'Teeth
Inserted on VuicaniEedRubbtr.acheapi
and improved plan. Also, Gold andQ
, Bilver Plates ma.de In superior style.
Teeth extracted without pain. apl7-4w*
* W A N D 1MP ROVED IN V1NTION
or
AKTiFICIAXi
CREOPLASTIV BONE TEETH,
WlTIODT Mint. Pliti ox Guars.
DR. 8. B. 8IGESMOND,
810 Broadway, iViu York, and 260 Penn*yh*nim
A***u4, btiwtm 12 th and 13<A fts., Was kin r ion,
Oall* the attention of the public to the following
advantages of his impsoved system :
1. The Teeth of bis manufacture will.
never orrsode nor change color by any-*
acids being thres-fo:irths lighter than any other.
I. No teeth or roots nted be extrated, as the
Artificial ones can be inserted over them.
S. The root* will be made inoffensive, and never
to ache.
4. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
OBestan be made immediately, thereby preserving
the oTtural expression of the face, which under the
old system is frequently disfigured.
t. This work has been full> tested over five
years by many of the first chemists and physicians
of this country.
Dr. S. has also invented a white undestructive
Lietal filling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be fiilep without pain, and can build ub a per
fect, sonnd tooth on any side roots, which will last
through lifetetime.
Call and examine for yourself. no K>-Pm
M? TEETH. ~ "
? LOOMIS. M. D., the Inventor and Patentee
Ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends,
personally at hiaoMeein this rrAy. Many"
persons can wear these teeth who cannot**
wear others, and no person oan wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office oan be acoommodated
With any style and prioe of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who are particular and wish the purest',
cleanest, strongest and most perfect dentr.*e thst
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully war ram ted.
Booms in this city?No. 338 Per nsylvaaia avenue
between 9tt and 10th streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. mar 4-It
CLOTHING, &c.
H
UKRAH FOB SMITH!!
460 SEVENTH STREET.
He is selling Immense Bargains In
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
EATS, CAPS, &e., Ac.
For a few dayH more we will offer our immense
stock at great bargains to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
To thore in want we say, now iB the time to buy,
Remember that SMITH'S is Headquarters for
Clotbmn?4t>0 8eventh street, two doors above i
Bruce A. Co.'s. i. H. SMITH, Clothier,
No. 460 Seventh street,
mar 17 and corner 2<>th st. and Pa. av.
j^REAT DECLINE IN GOLD !~
In order to reduce our present stock we hxTS
REDUCED THE PRICE OF OUR CLOTHING
and are bow selling off at rapid rates.
The people find that
J. BRUCE A CO. 8
Is the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
at
LOW RATES!
Call and secure some of the Great Bargains now
offered at No ,?64 SEVENTH STRERT, two doors
below Smitbv*. J. BRUCE A CO.,
mar 17 Clothiers, 464 Seventh st., near F.
I klSCII AliGED SOLDIERS
U are all invi ted to call at
SMITH'S,
No. 460 Sitksth Stxiit,
Owosiit Oily Port Ojfict,
and get tneir
CLOTH1NU
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES.
Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITH'S,
No. 460 SEVENTH STREET,
and
CORNER UOTH STREET AND PA. AT,
war 17
DRY GOODS, &c.
? RE AT BARGAINS
O FROM TUK
PRIZE AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY LAST.
A Part of thk Cakuo ok tuk Scboonxr Emily.
5 1*0yards CHAT,LIES,
4,0(0 LAWN 8,
6 (On " PLAID DBE88 GOODS.
Also, a large lot of different kinds of damaged
DRESS GOODS very low.
Damaged BALMORAL SKIBTS. Ac.
8. A W. MRYENBERG,
49 Market Space, under the Avenue House,
Je 13 between 7th and 8th streets.
lTsT~R.EC EI VED?
A large stock of
Pusher and French ^ace Shawls,
Point Thread and Valencia Collars and Sets,
Thread Lace Veils, Barbes and Coiffurer.
Points, Valencia^ and Embroidered H'dk'ft).
Infants'Ro^es and Waists,
Guipure Laces, all widthB,
Latest styles Head Dresses. Fancy Goods,
8teel, Jet and Tortoise Bhell Ear Drops,
Pins, Belt Clasps, Bracelets, Fans, Ac.
Which will be sold At lew prices. A call is so
licited. WM. WEINBERG,
19 Market Space. Penn. avenue,
Je 2 between 8th and 9th streets.
/ GRENADINES, ORGANDIES,
*JT AND MOZAMBIQUES.
We have just received a beautiful assortment of
the above goods. Alse?
Berages. Lawns. Poplins, Poil de Chivirs,
1 ogether with a large stock of Black Bilks, suitable
for dresses and wrappings,
Mourning Goods in every variety of quality and
price. [mv20| M. TAYLOR & 00.
GAS FITTING, Ac.
?7 GAS FIXTURES.
YY E Have in 8tore, and are daily receiving, OAS
FUTURES or entirely New Patterns and Designs
?ad Frnish. superior In style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite dtisens generally to call And
our stock of GAB asid WATER FIXTURES, feeling
*" nt tkAt we have the beet selected stookia
AuWork ta the above line ta trusted to oar
* promptly attended to.
mar?-tf MYER8 A McGHAN. 3T0 Dstreet.
CPS55
TRAVELERS* DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORk and OHIO RAILROAD.
^**9
On and after Monday. April V. IW? TWO DAILY
TRAIN8 will be ran V?tw?<0 WASHINGTON and
WH RULING *nd PA KKKRKBURG, two Ixtwa
WASHINGTON and IlAitpgR-s FERRY, and six
between WASHINGTON UJ BALTIMORE, M
fellows :
FOB PHILADELPHIA, N KW YORK A BOSTON.
Leave Washington at 3 ar.a 11.14 a. m. and 3 and
6J" p. m.
On Bandars at 8 Sfl p. m. only.
POR BALTIMORE.
L*ave *t ?.*!, 8 and 11 16 a. m. an^i ?.jr> p.
m. On Sundays st8a ro. and 3 6 3'p m.only.
FOB ALL PARTS OP TIIK WEST.
Lf ate WathingU s at 6 SO a. m. ani 3. S and 6 JO
p.m. On Sundays at 3 and 6.3ft p. in. only
?OR WASHINGTON ANB TH? SOFTTI.
Lfjre Baltimore for Washington *t ?.!??, v an.t l?
a.m. and SJff, & and s p. m. On Suniaysat 4 :>i and
8a. hi. and 5p. in.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Loave Baltimore at s a. m and 6 p. m.
Leave Wafthin*tr>n at # a. m. and 6 p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
The third and fourth trains only from Baltimore
And the first and fifth trains from Washington stop
atwaypoints. W. P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. apZl-tf
18687
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OP THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY!
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
\*EST, SOUTH AND NORTH-WEST.
Making the Quickest Time. And the Only Ronte
that can sell a Through Ticket direct, or give a
Through, Cheek for iiagKatee frwin Washington
City. With Less Changes of Cars than on any
other Route, and mo Omnibus Riditg.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
CITY, (Sundays excepted,)
making connections with Trains leaving Baltimore
at 8.1S a. m. and 9 p. m.
On Sundays, Two Trains at 3 and 6.30 r. v., con
necting at Belay with 0 r. u. Train from
Baltimore, POR THK WR8T.
Train leaving Washington at 6.30 a. M. make#
connexion at Washington Junctieri (Relay House)
with Train leaviHg Baltimore at 8.i5 a. m.
Train* leaving Washington at 3.5,or(!.30 P. *.
make connection with Train leaving Baltimore at
9p.m.
BE SURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BY THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This is the Only Route by which Through Tickets or
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
in Washington.
Knight's Latest Improved SLEEPING CARS, of
the most superior finish, attached to Night Train*.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO
COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, CIN
V INN A TI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
(C'c.f tf'C., rfc.,
*/"WITH LESS CHAHGES OP CARS THAN BT AIT
OTHER KOCTI.^a
'Special Notite to Passenxert for the Wet from
Washington .'?Passengers*oing West, by purcha
sing their THROUGH TICKETS in Washington,
by tae Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
ilege of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without
additional charge.
*/"C jnnections at the Ohio River with CLEVE
LAND & PITTSBURG, CENTRAL OHIO an!
MAR1 iCTTA it CINCINNATI RAILROADS: and,
through them, with the whole Railway System of
of the NORTn WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
Por THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Offi''e,Wa.shirigt??n citation.
W. P. SMITH. Master of Transportation
M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap tl-tf
1?631 THE [1963
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
(with its connections)
IB A FIRST-CLASS ROUTB
TO ALL THE WESTERN 0IT1EB.
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMPORT I
STONE BALLASTED AND
FREE FROM DUST
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE
THREE DAILY TRAINS PROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG!
Two of them making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURe
with Trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
from
WASHINttTON A:;D BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND 80UTHWE8T.
Por Through Tickets apply at the oHloei: of
the Northern Central Railroad Company, northeas
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street,
Washington, and Calvert station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING OARS ON ALL 1,'IGHT
TRAINS.
SMOKING and SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the 6.30 a. m. and 6.9J p. m.
train.-- connecting in Baltimore with the 9.13 a. m.
and 9.15 p. m. trains on the Northern Central Rail
road, and arrive in Harmhurg- at 1 p. m. and. 1.35
a m., ihere making close connections with the
trains on the Pcansylvania Central Railroad lor
all parts of the Wet:.
FREIGHTS.
By this route Freights of all descr!ntiors can be
forwarded to ar.d from any point on the Ksilroads
of Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, by Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwardea to any port on the Ohio. Muskingum,
Kentueky, Tennessee, Cumtierlr.nil, Illinois, Missis*
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas. Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland. Sandusky, and Chi
cago with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tation of their Freignt to this Company can rely
With confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
?r? at ail timer as favcrablt as art chargtd by other
Railroad t orrpanus.
WCf Re particular to mark packages "Via Penna.
Central R.R."
WM. BROWN, Ag't Northern Central R R.,
No, SO North street, Ba'timore,
ENOCH LEWIS,Gen'1 Superintendent, Altoua, Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
H. H. HOUSTON, General freight Agent, Phila
delphia. Jan J-ly,r
J^ECRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES!
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT.'
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
" Yes. A Positive Cure" for
GONORRHOEA. GLFET. STRICTURES, ft.
Contains uo Mineral, no BHlsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to b* Taken to EjTe/t a Curt.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell ncr
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
jure the stomach or bowels of the moat delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
in "twenty-four hours." Prepared by a graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists *f the present d?y.
so exposfrs. xo tkocble, 10 change whatkveb.
Let those who have despaired of getting cured,
or who have been gorged with Balsam Copaiva, or
Mercury, try the
SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
Sent by mail in a plain envelope.
Price?Male packages, $2. Female, 83.
BLOOD 1 BLOOD II BLOOD!!!
BCROFU LA. ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS. T KTTER8,
SCALES, BOIL8, SYPHILIS OR VE
NEREAL DISEASES Ac.
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
la offered the public aa a positive cur*.
SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES, the SA
MARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE, is the
most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre
scribed ; it reaches and eradicates every particle of
the venereal poison, so that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Taae then of this purifying reme
dy and he sealed, and do not transmit to your pos
terity that fer which you may repent in after yeara.
DO NOT DESPAIR!
Although you may oe pronounced incurable, the
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUIOES
will reieove every vestige of impurities from the
system, as well as all the Dad effects of Meroury.
FEMALES! FEMALES!!
In many affections with which numbers of Fe
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUIOES is
most happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, in
Whites, in bearing down. Falling of th9 Womb,
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the sex.
^ Bent by express. Price 91 a bottle, or 4 bottles
?* "'SAMARITAN'8 CHANCRE WASH.
Prl'e 26 cents. Full directions.
BESMOND A CO., Box 161 Philadelphia Post
Office.
Bold by 8. CALVERT FORD.c rner of 11th and
Pa.avenue.
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. may6-tr
jyjILITARY GOODS! '
WALL, 8TEPHENB A CO.,
323 Fenkbyltania Avexob,
Offer the largest assortment in this city, embrac
ing all qualities used by officers in the Army and
Navy, such as BWORDS. 8A8HE8, BELTS,
SHOULDER STRAPS. HATS, CAP8, PIBTOL8.
Ac., Ac,, with a fine assortment of UNIFORM
CLOTHING, with which we can furnish officers
00mpUte outfits in a few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS A CO.,
sp 11-tfif 323 Pennsylvania Avenue.
NXW BVTriSiW CUM*..
AND FRESH EGGS,
Received daily at
J0NE8 A GO 'S,
my 6 Corner Eighth and D streets.
F,LT AND
For sale low bjoHN & WM pKTTIB0N1
corner Mth and C sts. south,
my 29-eolm* Agents for toe Pelt Company.
N?
. SST PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A. Jf. BIJIINQER t CO.'S STORM
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PUSS TONIO.
iwtTOR HOOFU^iiri
GERMAN BITTERS,
TKKPARK5 BT
,m u. M. JACKSON, PhlladeJpM*. P*i
WILL KFTBCTBALLT OTT*S
LITSBCOMPI'AINT, DTSP?PHA. JAD?BI01
OHROXIC OB NEBVQUB DJtBlUTT. DIS
EASES of TE* kidneys, and au,
DISEASES ARISING F-BOM A DISC
DERBD LIVBB OB STOMACH.
nuch
?n Conuti pa
tion, luwardTPUo*.
B Jfxasiw 'fsi .
Btnmach. Swimmin* of the H??d, ? Chokiaf
?er.lt Breathing. Fluttering at ?? ""?< ? p^tur*.
or SaUofatinj: Sensation* w ben 11n a hrU fhefMght
Plume** of % mon, Do^ or * n f. . Deficiency ot
fe*er and Dull Fain ta the Heod. l*nrie?cy vm.
Perspiration, YellowaeM of the Rkiu and ^
Kvf? Pain in the Side. Bac*. vDMv,
Limi? Ac., B-dden Flu?h^ of
Heat. Burning in toe * i?sa
Constant Imaginings
of Kril, and great
OtMtwinn of
Spirits.
And vtiiywu^b ^^a^tUoyB Fe*$r' BlH\
They roatain If* Alcohal ar B*d WUUhay
They will car* the above di^e, in ninet-7-1"
cases out of a hundred.
iiutnMil hr the extensive sale aod nniwrnl pOF"
ularity of Holland'? German Bitters,( purely *?*?*
fffi.fhoataof ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous
.hVv^op^^pon'?K??*u3?gS
the flood-pites of injuries dM
whisky. vflely compctf-^- withinjurious1 a g>
Wid christened Tomes, Si-macWcs and B t ters.
Beware of the innumerable array 01 Aieoooua
preparation* in plethoric hoti**s and bi
?e? nnder tie modest appellation of BitteM,
whiet. instead of curme. oir? a*TaIa**
and leave the di&appointeA sutVrer in despair.
- 4
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not a new and nntried article, bat hava
the tent of fifteen vi-ar* trial by the American
lie; and their reputation and sale, are not rivaiiaa
by'any similar preparation.
The proprietors hare thousands of Letters rroia
the most eminent
CLBBGYMEN.
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS,
and
CITIZENS,
Testifying- of their own personal knowl^dre, to t*?
beneficial effect* and medical virtues of theae ?*?
tors.
Do Tou Want Something to Strength** Tout
Do Tou Want a Good Appetite f
Do Tou Want to Build Up Tour ContUMOtmf
Do Tou Want to Ff-el Well f * ?
Do Tou Want to Get Rid cf yervoutnUtf
Do Tou Want Energy f I
Do Tcu Want to Sleep Wellf
Do Tou Want a Brisk and Vigorout Pftinf
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLiAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
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From Htv. J. Nnrton Bronm, B.D.. Editor of 1m
Enrvclaprdia of Keli?*oms KHOteledtt.
Although not disposed to favor or recoromc
Patent Medicines in general, throagh distrust
their ingredient* anil efiects, I yet know of
sufficient leasms why a man mar not testily to
benefits be believes lihnself to have received fro:^
any simple preparation, in the hope that he mv
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
I do this the more readily in regard to Hoofland*
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, tf
this city, because X was prejudiced agaiuat them ftr
many years, under the impression that they wjB
chietiy an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to r*
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal ft
this prejudice by proper tests, and for enc.ouraga
ment to try them. when suffering from gnat af
long continued deoility. The u.'e of three bottlfc
of these Bitters, at the beginning of the presefl
year, was followed by evident reiief, and restorati?
to adeifree ol bodily and nivutal vijfor which I hat
not felt for six months before, and hwl aimost
(?paired < f ret^iuing. I therefore thank God afl
iay friend for direcun^ rae to the use of th<*uv
y J. NBWTUN BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 22,1861.
?
PARTICULAR NOTICE. ^
There arc many preparations sold under the nsrtn \
of Iiitters, put in quart bottles, compounded of *.i?t
Cheapest whisky or common ruin, costii.* frotn?|
to cent^ per gallon, the tas?e disguised by Anji
or Coriander Seed. . . .?
This class ?f Bitters has caused and will eontinp
to cause, is long as they can be handr ?ls 10
die the death of the flrenkard. By their use tw
system is kent continually under the intiuene* ?i
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind thodesit?
for Liquor is created and kept up. and the resultm
all t'ie horrors attendant upon a drunkard s lite aw?
d Vor those who desire and iriZi hart a Liquor Bft
ters, we publish the following re e.p* Get ?
bottle Hoofiand\c German Bitters an 1 mi^ with ,
l?t?m oficooil Brandy or Whisky, and the resrilt
l>e a preparatioB that will Jar r red in Medical
tues and true excellence any of the numerous Liajr
Bitters in the market, anl will cost much Icx.t. Y?u
will have all the virtues of Ho'i/Utnd s bi:t??ain
connection with a too*i article of Liquor, at a uiact
less price than these inferior preparations will
cost you.
ATTENTION,SOLDIERS I
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. L
We call the attention of all having relationajt
friends in the army to the fact that "IIOOFLANK
GERMAN BITTERS" will euro nine-tenths ot to
diseases indued by exposures and privations in
dent to camp life. In the lists, published aI?A*
daily in the newspapers, on the arrival >.f Iho si?,
it will be noticed that a very large proportion lo
BuITf-itig from debility. Every case of that k*
can be readily cured by Hootland's German Bitt<
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digest
organs are speedily removed. Wehavenohesi
tion in stating that, if tht-a#> Bitters were fr?
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives mil
be saved that otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention to the following!,
markable and well authenticated cure of one of i?
nation's bt roeR. whose life, to use his own languaA,
"has been saved by the Bitters
Philadslphia. August|23u, 18*
Mtr*rt. Jones 4r Evans.?Well, gentlemen. y< *
Hoofland's German Bitters has saved my lite. Th ?
is no misUke in this. It iB vouched for by numb ?
of my comrades, some of whose names are append I,
and who were fully cegnizant of all the circn 1
etances of my ease. I am, and have been for ?
last four years, a member ot gherman's colebra 1
battery, and under the immediate command of C k
tain R. B. Ayres. Through the exposure attend it
upon my arduous duties. 1 was attacked in Novi 1
ber last with inflammation of the lanirs.and 1 a
for seventy-two davs is the hospital. This was |.
lowed fey grvat debility, heightened by an attacl if
dysentery. I was then removed from th? Wl ?
House and sent to this city on board the steal r
"State of Maine," fr?m which I landed on the J h
of June, Since that time I have been about as te
any ?ue could be and still retain a spark of vi [-.
ity. Fwr a week or more I was scarcely abl o
swallow anything, and if 1 did force a morsel do 1,
it was immediately thrown ud .train
I could not even keep a glass or water on p
Btomach Life could not last under these cir?? 1
stauces. and. accordingly, the physicfrms who]*
been working faithfully, though unsuccessfully o
rescue me from the grasp of the drlad Arc%,
frankly told me they could do no mora for rae, Cd
advised me to see a clergyman, and toV^ate g| ^
disposition of my limited funds as hejjrk-.;,^^
An acquaintance who visited me
Mr Frederick Steinbron, of Sixth
advised me, as a lorlorn hope, to . ?
and kindly procured a bottle. From the tim
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow
death receded, and I am bow, thank God for
getting better. Though I have taken but two b
ties Iliave gained ten pounds, and I feel saneuj
of beimr permitted to rejoin my wife and daught
from whom I have heard nothing for eigl^
months; for, gentlemen I am a loyal Virgin"
from the vicinity of Front Iteyal. To your mv
aHle Bitters I owe the certainty of life which
taKen the place of Ta*ue fears?to yOMfitters
I owe the glorious privilege of ajmm claspia|f%
bosom those who are dearest to me in lif?.
Very truly jours Isaao Maloi
We fully concur in the truth or the above s
ment. as we had desraired of seeing our aomi
14. \\o.i-me restored to hea.th.
JOI1N C^UDDLKBACK, 1st New York Ba
GEORGE A. ACKLEY.Co. C, 11th Maiud.
LEWIS CHEVALIER, 92d New \ork.
J: I:
hInHY ?. il^^l^ALD.bo^P?6th Main?Lo
|?InmInVoS5 fefe^i^or !Thr
NATHANIEL B THOMAS, Co. F,a5th Peito be
ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Co. A,3<f Vermoa.
JOHN JENKINS. Co. B. J06t* Penn. VUitj
pri?
BIWABE OP 00UNTEBFB1TSI i?
Em that the signature of "C M. JACKSOW'*^
ontte WBAPPffB or each bottle.
PRICE PEB BOTTL1 T4 CENTS,
OB HALT DOZ. FOR ?4.
rations that may he offered la its place, but send^
we wiU tonrard, wurely pMked.hp ?pr*J
' p*iHoi?At Orrica ajtb MA*orAC*oaT,
Bo. 631 ABCH BT.
JON IB Jt EVAN 8,
(Dmninrrir to 0. M. Jaoksoa A Oo.,)
WTHt ?al? brDruagirti as4 Ptatan la? -
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