The National Republican (Washington City [D.C.])
June 23, 1866

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-TU&NATIONAL REPUBLICAN r PUBLISHED DAILY. kru or iBTixnnxo, On tour., lira. dap,.. Oa, aoaar., fa.r daps Oatao.iara,Bradapa,,a.d;,.M.a.a..a...... .e IM SCO 110 war aqaara, an aaja................ Bvarp alkar dap MwtliMntii M par I Bmil' Twlaa Mk ldrartlaaaaa.u,TS ..i Mil. till. r MLM unarm tatiaaa w u par Haa,... l.aarttaa. tmlianmllmliMllUi.mtliwUL Advartlaaaaata aonlaf .adarlSe haadaal WU, Ilia, rat BnvM uitni, balBi.rtUB,laa Miu Mr 11m I iiImiuI laiartbaaa half prtafc 111 lla.a tr iaaa aoaalli.la a huii, AdrMlaaaa.lt aka.ld inB It taforl all. 'leak a. J Itpr'OBAIiB. pB0PQSAL8F0BFUEL. QQAiviialiaTit'l Orrioi, ft B. Miaul Coir, I viuiutu, m. r 11,1m. Baalad prapoaala will t malrad at Ibla lalll TUUMDAT, 111 Klk Iit af Ja.o, IMS, t a'aloot,,. ppljiif Wwl aad Coal lotbaU .JCfcrikiM, at Wft.hl.tf tot, P. 0 e'ariaf tba laeal year tft41if Mtbof JaaMm.tbeweo. tabe foo4 morcbaetable auk. to ba aetlver-u, pUoo, n-rH.ft.4 latpectai at lucb ao'ate Wllbla tba will, of Iba Mailee Barrack a 'UllfN 41.(0141 ytB MHIIHIIHinMtl r, frt of xpiM to lb VU4 BUtoa. Th coftl bt UllW.ll.Mh AftthrtMlUVff Oftl, (TMfMB.Ill, 4UVlth t,MA poai ft Ikt U,lbw1fkW, liiNtl. ilvr4 at mV potU wltUa lit wlt of lb Mtrlto BtiTftekft u tfr Hi dn1 f toMMftillir vftrto oMrj frMr ivpoim to tbo ColUA lUtaft. ootb woW ftii oul to Vf(iral.bo4 p tin aaMUrlr rvqtltltloB of tbo dii4I( fflfr how iff Ibo ,iftatU)tt t4lr4 KMMy 1- PaTattU will Vo naia apa Uo tomII of aoooaaU talr ftatboiUeU4 hr f otr Taa riibt It foiarToi t-J. ail 14a oBl4art4 roluoaablo. A ffaaiaat.to ba tlfiol by two rtpoa.n! vrtaa. wbM nipnaiibllllr attb erttl4 to tjrtbaUaliad UU DUiritt Jadfa.Da.Ud SUtt. District ItUraty, or Valtoi tutoa Collator, taatt acoonpaaf aak propotal albor wl It will aA Va ooa.l4r4 To bo aa4rMd rropoaala f FaftL bb addraaaoi U Ibo aidanlf aod. WILLIAM ILaCK. Major aBOaarUmaaUrVj V .BOPOSALB FOR FUEL DiviaTMirr or tbi TvnitOB. I t FATtrtOrrict Paifcotna, Jaaal, 1H. Saattd prorMala will rM.U4 at tbU Dopartmaal at1I1Io.Idf aa BiTQKDAY.tha fHhUit.for faraUUif ortbaMof Ibla D.parta.aal 000 loao Jlt40 1ba to tbo toi) o( Ibo o-it qaalliy VTBlia Ala ai, iarac 100 toit (1 140 Iba. u tbo toi) of Uo bmI qiaUlj Bad lib Coal, .ioto aad (rata 1io IMaorda boat aaaaoaad Oak Wood. art uoJai kut ttekara Pl WAad. Tbo wood to bo 4alltaiw4 t aaak Umii aad ta lath qaaatUlat. danaf tba aaaaoa, aa mar b raqatrad. Sanplaa of tba coal ta ba axbIblto4 to Iba aatlatar la cbtr a of Iba foraaeat, a4 My dallvarr of tbo aboTa sot aaturactary ta him will t rtjaalad raUtfaetory arraaaaattaw bum m ui ivi .b wii .mbvi' Tar tba ooBTaalaaVa of btddaro, aaparata yropoaala Till ha vaoiMl far lkt aaal aaa. wood. Bead for tba falthM Mrformaaco af Iba aoatrMl, la doabto Iba bmoaat, will ba raialrad of tba laocoatfal blddar. i Propoaala to ta addraaaad to Ibo Bacratary of tba la tartar, aad aadoraad "FropoiaUlfor Tn.l r W. PIHM CLISK1, jat fit CMtf Clark. "pUOPOSALS FOB 8TATI0NKIIY. DtrikTMiVT or Ftitb, Jaaa 1, iMd. Saalad propoaala for foralablaf ibla Dapartmaat Willi Stiloatry,fr tba lacat yaaroadlac Jaaa S1W7, wlIlbaraoolTadaatll lla'aloak.BMB.af tba 90th la aUat. Thay nnat ba aadaraoa aa tbo obtoI pa Pro poaalafor Btatloaary,' aa4 addraaaad ta tba DtparU Kat0f filata" t Baob propoaal matt bo alfaad by tbo ladlTtdaal or itrm makla: It, aad acarliflaatof oma wllkaowaaad rallab o ctiliaa aa W tba ablllly af tba blddar or biddara to axaaato aacb a coalraal ma it aaaompaay It. Tba blddar or biddara to whom Iba eoatiat may ba awardad will ba rf qalrtd to caUr lata ll maad ataly, aad to f Ito bold, with two or moro aaturactory aaratlaa. rr lt fallbfal airaatloa ThaBamaaof tbo partlaa aalhor lid ta bo (ivaa aa aaratlaa mait aceatapajiy tba pro- Propoaala la wbleb aayoao or mora artWlaa aro of farad at a ml a at or fleililona piiaoa, or atastaaalTO rataa will Btbao.iaaldarod. Prlalad forma for propala, ombraeUg a aahadalo of tba artlcUa raqalivd, will ba faralabid oa appltcatloa atlbaDapartmaat, aad all propoaala taatt toaform la amy raapao. to tt4 form aad aebadala a wiw PI.OPOSALB FOU FRESH AND CORHID BEEF. Orrioi Di rot Cohhiuabt or ScaaiaTivci, 1 WAimxarox. D c bt-y ao, IMS I Baalad propoaala, of ibo form faralabad by tba aadar a1fDad,w1llbaracalTd,lBdapHcata,BBtllBTURDiT, tti. rufiflm. II n tar I iho Fraah Baaf ranalrtd foft-alaa to afflaara at tbo Waabtaftov Dpo(. ,Tbla Baaf will ba aaloctad frow a-ab pari a or too aiaa qaan ra aa may ba daalrtd. aad tba nba of tba fra-q.oanar, all to ka af lr.tl.Ui flMBjllT. llao. al Iba aama lima aad placa, aad aadar Iba aama aoadUUaa, pripoaala will ba ratal rad for all tbo Coraad Boof raqahrad for aar parpoao al tola depot. It mail ba of tba firat qaallly aad la aa anoicaptlonablo aoadl' Tba aoalraator will bo roqatrad to dalUor tbo meat at m. tbooUrabaw4s wkara ba tiUl dUlrtbata 11 la aaak qaaatltioa aad at aacb tlmaa aa aa oat aar of tbo Sabalal- aoaltapartmoBtmaydlroct. BaparaU propoaala wlU ba raaalrad for oipply ti( aacb, a &ld!ara'ntaat ba praaaat at tba opealaf of tba bid Paymaat to ba mado at tbla o(9ea, la aaeh faada aa Iba Oof era meat may faava for dUbar-amaat ill tba moat will bo a abject to a rlfld laipaolloB. aad If sot attUfaclory, parcbaaaa Ib tba opea narktl wlu bo taadoatlbaaipoaaaor tbaeoatraetor all qaaotioaa raapaatla( qaallty aad aoadltlaa will ba aaUlad by tba oSaor of tbo dabalatoaoo paparlmaat ro aaltlaf tbamaat. Tbo eoat-aet will ba mada for tbroo maatba from tbo lat day of Jaly, lMfl, ar mob period aa Iba Comuttaary Oaaaral may da armtio," Btdamaatba oadoraad "Propoaal for at i, aad addroaaad to Ibo aadaralfaod.wbo mama Ibo rlf bl to rajoet aay aad all bid. Jclfrnwet UaJ aad 0 B.,0. B. .4. PB0P09ALS F0K 8XATI0NKBY. TaaaairaT DaaAaaMBlT. Jaaa 1. ISM. aalad Fropoaata for atatloaarr vlll Waaaltad al ivUi.M..iilta.lj da. .r JULT. 18M. at tla'alack. n. Tka Daparlmaat raaarraa Itaalf tka rlf kl ia ardar taa papara ib aiaa. i, ih ww, a. r1"."" -llaad, l aar raqalrad pattara DallTariaaafalartlaaala Ika Mrarat alaaaaa aiat MBipIr wllk Ika pataBll.Ba,wkllk,lrltfckaakfaima far blddlBf, .III ba farat.kad la biddara. All dallaarlaa will ba aabjaal to laapMlla. bjr aa ai fart, daUllad far Iba parpaaa kp Ika taaralarr f Ika raaairr, aad tka dallrarp af aar lafartar arUala aball ba daaaiad nlalaal wan to aaaal tka aatraat. T Dall.ariM aaat ba fraa af akarga .1 tha Traaaarr Da, flrtoaab Waaklaitaa Eaah pr poaal aaat ba al,aad t Iba ladlrldaal ar tra mall. r It aad ba aeaaap.alad bp aallafarterr laaraalr Ikal Iba klddjr will aaaeata .aaatraal, wllk, ood ai aaaolaallKl4a,Ubli bid ba u a.. laaiatiara waBipT .n.," F.T atalraet ta aparata M tka-fgrfaltara af tha aatlra Maaltp af Iba bua4, ar Iba Baer'larp af tba Traaaarr Bay dlraat tba patakaM la apa. aarkat af aoak quailtlaa of lap trtlela aa aball ba aaaaaaarr to aopplp tba. daftelaaer aaaaad kp aacb fallara aad ekaraa to Ika aaalraalara trtrparaaalam of Iba prlaa wklak II akallbofalad BaoaaiarrioparfaraaabartUlaa rrapa'ala aaaaaoBpaalad bp aatlafaalarp (Baraatlaa will aot ba aoaaldarai. aad aaalraala will ka awardad oatpta aatakllakad maaifaatarara of or daalara la tha Tba papartaaal raaarraa Iba rlabtto aooapt blda far ladlrldialltaailaCUaMalaadl, art. rajael aar ar Hlddarawlllb.rr.llradt.Mafaratkairbl4a U tka apaatleatlaaa firalaaad, aad faUara aa da ao will taaaa, tha ralaetlaa of aap bid iv Blda wbUk aaaula luna at prlaaa laaa tbaa Iba fair Mil of Ika arllalra wlU ba dwaad fraadalaai. Bad will .aabaaaa.ldaiad. BUOimoCOltOOB, jad awflw Baaraurr af tha Traaairp rOUN WEl 0 K K B 8 l BOBLIB BIIITAUBABT. (A la kfalaoa Doraa.) I ,MMBBITLTAIAAVllnB, i.II Hi.ab. mmA Waala atravala art taVlra.l Tbaproprlatoroftbt favortta BeiUaraatbaiiparod aopalaatomakelbl Iba bait RasUaraalU Wnblag- toa i aad bo potato with pteaaarf Io tbo largo patroaag a ba aaa alwaya boa a koaerod i aaa aiway see a Beaor wa,eaw mrwui" aelleita toolli 'aAklLOTtTl .11.11. a ubiIiihu t Ika a aaa niu. ai aad etaer rorroBBicaiaeoBfaaiiy oa baad aad at tba mart raaeaaable rale. wBaktrvirri. DIBBIBABU praparad .Ilka abortatl .otlMlidll Iba aaai aalla aatorr maaaer. Braakfaat from lUll.'alMk. Dl.iar ill lappat .1 all baara. aar- BPABTMKNT OF THIS INTEBIOB, Villi. tTirii rinar Ornci, Wa.KlaoTOl, Jaaa 1, 1M Ollbantllla. af Bdward A F.laaraad Adalpbal J, llaa.B., of Claratllla, Saw lark, praplat far ika taaalaa of a palaal ,r.atad lolkataoa bOtb.d.Mf pta.bar,IWl,for.B '"J '.!J niab," for mtib raara fraa Iba aiplraUo. of aald EaUaij wbla Ukaa plaaa tba lib dap of laptaabir, 1001, .it,.. V. ka.,1 lit. v. tt.t... nau tb.l. .til.alla.a. ,.u., J... ti.rnrlka dar af klirlll! II la ariara. aai ia. aaia p., .--PatCrit Offlio oa MOHDAT, the l5lh day a Aagail Mil, at 11 a'alock, w. aad all pore-iae ara aad abow aaaco, l?"air tbey bava, why laid pcllUoa eeiht aot to be treated, Paraeaa o0TMeTaa tha xtBiloa ar roqalrod to lie la BBeolalIrtIirtBIB .11 U.lloar tlaFbr allbar partp, I. ba .aad al tba laid blarla; aa.M baukaa lad Iraaialllad It Maarl aaaa with tha r.laa of IkaaBaa, whlahwUl b. (af. iakadaaappliaatlo.. Daoaaliiaaa aad otkar papara rallad ,pa. aa taatt moir, aial b. Had r. Ika .Oaa firmly dara bjfora lha Sap ai bMrlaf I tba ar.aiia.l., If up, wllbl. fa da;, "o'r'd.":, '.Im, Ibluhl! ...IM b. ,.bl,.b.d I. lb. lalifomaar aad Iba Baroiuoal.WMhla(lo,,D 0 aad li "lUjUriU. Dili.. T ,o.aa t waab te Wmiat. ..ulV.waa.al Iba tral .f aald pabllaalloaa Ubaat OoualaaloBBr f faUata. r l-I4Ilori af Ibaiboia papara will plaaUMpr, .-wrillrMU. It Ctnta.t01Ual ilallUlbllMllaa, A K-ld JlfrUWIW a i iTAf-a J iUtf-- JabkraV ASJ Wi i -T j.. J .iHi k.,yw" CBBk IB ffie r.OTmai- TdLVfr 5 on.OTnxzvo. STIIANOK. MKTAU0BPU03K. in Srlliit'i iawlf( tilMtika Tallr" TlTlka9rrBalUaai4IlTrralraair i BiiMiktuinromiHiHaTiiMuniHun, iTtt avua TirU4aaa jaa, U jn'l (at mm la ililkavU fx Ml will la atkrlla, aal U kail aa a alkara, Wkl.wkakMl411HkilTllMlkrKMtl trailaaralatkMl,irfaUar,1ai,'rkarka)l!attl "War "1 OT T""u M n"f ali.llk Bralkrn oa." Tklaor fair I'l M lata I naJa kaala U Imllk'a ttkara, Iltaa. tlrlilJ alknta, aanbar foanlrtkr fain i far lktr taw (nallMii t lol a wkata nil, Vltk aaaa af far aaaaiarMka-4i4 ial4aaaia la kMf. I kiriM Vaaa akriaklli, kal fair I Bait la(a na, ka, t aai Iklaklaf af a faala Mltlaa kalV la I .alkal I. aaa kaaaa, I. ax lallk. Iralkara aall Hi I Kua aaa, aaraU maiaa aal ak. Oat aat, gral Vaaaaalto." aa llia'l knar Ba fram II an, aa U tap. Uajaka aa X lfaaarBaian Ba aMrkaarl jn kara krekai" Tkl. aka vkuk4 a t aaarla( unai par am. Oat Ika bla4 aaaia M.rli( aat ru liwi U aa vaaa. "Oak, BUJr, lawaranliu r- .nTaaJfTM'Ta pMl4a4 i Ka.UaalatUB,avataJaai;rann(kaaa..ra.Blai.t' IffarUaaJarBaUaarpkaM, Uara'a kal aaa plaa t Oat a lalUf ilaa alatkaa ll laltk Bnlkan k Ca. KITH 1X01. CO, moniiT-Tiii.oi, A a, aiixiu l oikn' TURunta aooci, OIK BILL, 44 laraitk alnal. Jial raaaUa4,lka lariaat aai laaalataak at fllCI 00001 atar anral la Ika allj a WMklailaa. Harlal aeira Ika kaal irtlata la Ika allr, wa ara raaara4 la Baka ap la Ika rtaaat BIjU, ai4 lHa'ar prlaaa tkli aa aiaaa aaiaaiiaiBaai, ap3S a, m vw. TT ruon, MHCnUIT TULOS, 4T4 TaarlMatk ittl, appaalta Wlllar4'a BaUI. TTVka. la lafarat m frlaaj. ikal ka kaa Jul raaau4 tall auarlBaal a( rr.ua. Xatllak aa4 CaaaalU Clalka ta4 Cawlaaraa af Ika Bail raaklaaakla alflaa aad aotar, aa4 ka araald ba plaaaaj la aaraa tkaa .1 Ika aaa r.aaaaakla laraa aad ai Ika akorlaat MUaa. .a I. XiA-V AOCKOIEB, AW OFFICE. fBMMKHU aV BLA81, Waal H. Lio, a r. Blior. baok, lauon k co, Oouiiiuou An Amu.ri it Law I HI lUrXIHt C0rjI0TTHCKmDTATM, THI COOBTOf CHIlll, IHI CODHnOf TH1 DIITB1CT, TBI IIICOT1TI BlrAKTHUT AID OOMbJITTIH 07 OOIOIIII, OI-riCMMTOOSTIIITBSTBirT. 4alt If Plraatlp OppaalU Wlllar4l' Hatal. TITIUTABY AND NAVAL CLAIM AOIHOT, o. i. inDT oo., tld raliarUaall aaaaaa, tapMalta WUlar4 llaUl,, WAiHiiaTua, o. a OOBBlirOBDIbtTIl J D Xitaiit.Mi ,IMaaaaal.,. T. Dalai, CaaiaTM. a Biowi, X. T ul atkara. .ai c A B D N. H. HILLKB, jdstici or tbi riici. OniCI, 10 til BtBTH 1TE15T HUT, Woald roapoatfallylafona kia frtaada bb4 tbapabllr a aaarally tkat ka la bow atloadlaf a au larai ...k aa .j aaiaiaiatiaa- ika AaBBMir. aa wall aa au atbai oatba. Drawlar Loaaao, Doo4a,WUla, Power of atUaraay, Uadlord aad Toaaal Houooo, a a. r aJalaa ala.ai la all lla kpillllL t rawlaUarattaatlaapald taUa MltoalU. af dabu aaa aula, la a.aarai HO AI3X.H. -TT7-ILLA1.DB' U,OTKL, ITKi. CBABWICK ''cO, iriWllBTOU, OOBBia PlBK.'ATl. ABB rOOBTllBTB ftBIIT, 1 wifgnoToa citt: v an-il TTTOFFlfAN H'OUSE, BBOADWAT.OOBIll or TWBXTT-7IITB RMXT, III TO IE 0 I T T UITOITXLi; KIAD, AND WALli e r roriiTOBi. Tka not TMAB no'uiB ta aaadaalad apaa lha ,1a. of Ika kail Aaarlaa. lad Barapaat Halala. II aaablaaa all Ika aodara lapraraaaata .aaaaasrp U Ik. (raaaaal MBfaH af liaila Ikal art, ianiBlljr laUbaralllr aa. paaalblp darlM aid proda.a. Tka bUl af fart tar tba labia aabruaa ararr Tatlalp aad dallaMplforiad bp Iba Aaarlau BikaU,U tbalr aaaaaa. lpr D EPABTUENX OF TUB INTEBIOB, WliawoTor, Jaaa Oa Iba poUUoa of Boary a Imltb, af Clcvelaad Okie, prtflBf for the ezioaateaof a aataat gtaatadU blm wa tka IStb day of September, 1U1 for aa ImBravomeat i. i4i.ikUaAi.tii far Mil un from iko ok air tloa or aald paiaat, which lakea plaeja tka Uth day af aptomber, aga, v it u araerod ibm ia peu..a na PaUat OBaeoa MOHDAT, the lh day af Bcplombtr azl,at ll0alockm. aad all porcoaaro aetlled ta appoax aad abow aaaaa, II aar ther bare, why aald pa lliloBoagklBollabacraatad. J.a Peraeaa oppoalog Ua eaUaaiea ara roqaivoa m bi i tbo Pateat 0.e their objoctloa, apeelally it forth Ib wrltlag, at loaal li-V day boforo tha day of boartat all teatimoar Alod by oltber party, U bo aaed at tba ald heeriar. b Ukaa aad traaamllled la acoord aaaa wllk Ibo ralea af lb otlee, wklak WlU ba far airbed oa appuceuoa, BapaaUloat aid albarpaMra, raliad .pom ula.Ua aap, aial ballad tub. abba fwanfy dara bafara adarof hairlilhaarfiBaiU,U lar.wllhl. fa. .,..afUjlll.ftb.l.a.ir. v. ,k. ura.rta, Biaa, laaa aaia .an.. j:"""." alltoaiaawaad Iba KirilUUl, Waallatlaa, D 0, aad la T Iba JfaroU, Clitalaad, UUa, aaaa J wajk for thna aaaaaatra waakal Iba tral of aald pabllaattaaa la ba .1 laaat alxlr prarlaM to Iba 'jj',jnrja'' CoaalMla'aar af PaU. a. pY-I4ltr,af tbatbiTa paMrawUl plaaaaaopp, aad aaad tbalr bill, U tha Tuail Oawwllb. papar aoatalala, Ibla MUM, jtlMWIW pBOPOBALB FOB FUEL Cuat't Orrioi, Borsl op Biriiaimrtrii, Ubitib traral. I nuai,.iv, .w f Baalad propoaala will ba raaalrad it Ibla ilM llUt 11 aloak, a af PBIBAI, Ika IU Jaaa. 1H4, for lap- WW lift lar taa vaaaa ai .apraaaaaaMTaa at la. ii," Buiee a Mlaw. to wl too taia I1.1W Iba. aaat oaaUlp Ha. 1 ar laria f Wblla Aab Caal, Balllaora OaBpaap'l, or af a qaalltr aaial tharalo, Io ba lboraiblp aalaaaad aat raa froa 100 aor4l baal Bakara' BaaaoBad Fill WMd TO lorda baat BaMoaad UlekarT, SO aorda baat raaaoaad Dak Ta. aorda of Ibo Ulakorp U ba itwad li (hraa plaaaa, It.. W.l.aaaai .fall tha tllklUI la IsTf. AlaaVea. All to bo delivered la tba vtalta af the Capitol, aader IhadUactloaof Ibo Chief Kagiaeer. wlthla oaa moatk .ft., a.l. Afanatraat ll btia Wlllbt BOBlldCrad from partlea aereoaaiiy aaaaowa r-- aatUfaaiory icferoaeee, aad orliy will ba iql'd ?,r tka falllfal f'""' laft.Mll detkH B.D.B. W, B. Coorit. A.. BA.lt, COO PUB t BAOAN, (lieaauariaf Iaa,IUrrla,) ITOVB, TIB ABD BBbT-W0K.W0BKEB8, dl7BltraBlkttraot,lb.T.raat'.Arv, -r ii WASUUiaTOtT,S.OV i f Jtb-PirimiM tltaillat ptU io) rapilrlil' rtriMn, in.., ri ""KftiW."!! ,,'SP",' l.l-tWJ ,1 K l V c fcf f a! .v ,i --fint a. v -fife Tli OflUtet AdvwilMkSMmU mtmil the) VxtlT Dope, h PlIOPOBAIiH, pB0l08A.&S FOB COAL. n..l.a..a) JafJ VBTB1 1 aVffaa OOTHHMiJrTHoarttai.roaTaalaaiaa, I Vila WuBiaoror, D C Jaaa 14, lflMri Soalad rropoaaU will ba raooWod at tbo ata af Hbla iBatllatlaa bbUI boob aa lATORD.T, Jaaa 93, lM8,for faralahlaffaaddaUvarlaf attba Uoaplul Wbatf tarta kaadrad 1VO) toaa (LSw poaad tolbo tk of bot ra araiaa Lanbcrlaad or Bitamlaaaa Coal.'aad th-o baadrad (300) loaa of boat WMU lab AatbraatU Coal. orr bIm i filda will ba rooolf od from Lhoaamo porao or f rm for Iba daltvary of both tbo bUamlaoaa aad ibo aatbraalta aoaj, or loroao aiaa vbit. u orod aalaaa Ibo aamo la jlraa by wblth tbo tool pro. rrt nJiaiBB TatBiBiMi 11 KiiTi ib ibb maraac aor i tbayara aaadt by 4oaloro or mlaora wba aaa. If alrad, faraUh aallaaetory OTldaaoo tball ability root La faaial lliala tlaalajaaia tlHtintlll. BldawUlba bold to bo bladlaffor eaa week after laoy ara raoolToa i aaa taa rif ai ta aiauacuj rerT tarajoataary aratlaf tbabldaoffarad a t T..a..l .knmli ha 4tiferal Ib bar f aa aw Iftt'bot torn, tea tra board vaaaala, whltb draw act ate-adlaa; Tia.tn root or waiar wata ioboh ibo geiiT-ry fboaldaAwmoaaaOBar bafara tba ink af Jaly, lMfl. aad ba iaatlaaad at tba lataaf aboat two haadied (SOo) Ima aaak vub, till tha aaalrtl la Iliad. rv t Tba toil will a ramat oa trom ibo aoaia ana waif by tbo Ilofpital, aad at iu aipeaie, aaa aauiao iot aa caraUaa-ltf. an m aeaL botaa allowad for wattaco la BBloadtaf aad earttar from tba wharf to Ibo eealee, a-klak ix.i Ika. kill aaaltkdllaialUl OdllOO. Par mawtwUlba mada far aackaarfa Immad aUly aft-r II U4allara4aa4wotbtaV j .010 oviw pnorosALS'oit ENVKtbrEs. root Ornci DariBTHtrrJ BaalOd 1-ropoelU will ba raoalrad al tbla Dapartmt at aatll Jaaa U, al S a'alotk, p -a f-r faralablaf Bao lopaa roqalrod for tbo oflUlal iaaa of Poatmaalara at Iral aad aoooad alaM aalaaa, darlaf a period of Iwo year framUalatafJalr. 1SM4 Tbo oatlmalod aimbor af iBTalopoa tbal wlliba roqatrod li aa fallowo I Claaa 1 700,000 Xaralopoa for ClrtaTan, Ji by taabaa. i,kr Claaa I. 600.000 Claaa 4 400 000 Claaa A. 900 000 'Claaa 300 000 10br; aw a! aa ardlaarr .aalltr af papaa .111 aaavar far Ika

baalapaaaf Claaa 1. TkaMafClaaa aral. H.a.a atMaablaapar af ataara af laf ar araaaaolorad papar, af ipprorad all Ai laaalaaaa Bail ka mada I. Ika Baal thar- aaak aaaaar, wall tiaaad far aaallaa spaa Ika aallra laa(tk af Ika lap af aaak Karalapa, a.4 aaat kara aaek prlallaripa. Ika faaa MBit kadlraata4bp Ika Fat aaatar Oaaaral Tkaf aiat ba baa4ad I. partalaaf l.aalr.lra, paekad li paitabaard boiaa, aaak ta aaa tail SAO laralapaa, Ika balaa la ba wrappad I. atraarpaMr, aa aa la baar Iraaaparuitaa Urauh Ika aalla. wfcaa aqaaatltraallaaataa. s,ow aaraiopaa ib raqmraa w IUIkaar4arafarotBa tar, Ibaa aaat ba pal ip I. atroBf wood'Bboxcc, aad, la altbereaao, proper labela airaif w(Mjia-B Hiii, r""" afdlreetloa moat bo placed apoa tba bBa by lhaaaa traoter a aireatoa ay aa aceai ei .bib vepan-aeat. Tha Baralopea maat ba faraUhed la aaek qaaatllloa aa may from tlmo to lime ba required to tit Ueordcra erpoaimaaler. aid b detWered either at tha Bow Tork PoatOfflae, or at tba sump aaa -.ore. ope aneaaj ib Mew York, al tha Poslwaater Oeieral mar direct, frea of ooat for packlaf aad traaaporatloa. BUaaraaUolBTltodter faraUhlaff 4 000000 laral apee, mere or let, to bo aaed la eoverlar dead letter retaraod to writers, to ba thoroughly mad ar a good qaallty of Mtallla paper, wU gsmmed, S10by3( tBchea. Tbo aaelopoa maat bava aacb prlatlag apoa them aa may b directed by tho Poatmaalor Oeaerat. Alao, 100 OUU SBTOlopea, moro or jeae. io bo laorooaair mado of tba boat qaallty otwhl'oor bnffpapr, to bo 4 by IP lOlacbeelaalto aad Io hava Iba word Poit M.. Ba. 11 bfia.l.a Ba.Lma.a Bt aaa.1 Wa., Offle Dopartmca "OffleUt Bailaoe,' muter,' prtatod oa thorn la tho maai aaor proaerlbod by tblc Depart meal. Tkiu linliNi moat be delivered at tba Poet Offloa Depart id at la Waablagloa, D, U.. la good order, ready for nao, free of cot for packlag aid traiiportatloa, aad at Iba rata af aboat J" 000 per week. Tbo irit delivery oriboBaTBlopeaipectdedalrOva u ba mada a early la Jaly aa praatlcabl Bpocimaaaoi io aiaareai mmpi. iv, which Propoaala ara larlted, may ba aa by applying to tba PoBtmaatereof tbo foil owl eg offlee. vtii Bow Totk, n T BoatAB, Hkt roiiaaaipoia, ra,j vain moro, Md.f orlbay may b ablalaad dlraat from Ibla Do part me a t. Blddera will bo expected to foralah apcclmeai of tha Xaralopoatbay propoacto anpoly, aad bo bid will ba oaaldarodnaleaaoeara4 by HaaafaalBrer of Bavol tpoa, aeeempaaled by oatlafactory gaaraaUea Tbapriaobld, aad thoqailrty of earaple aabmlttad, wlllbotbbotikBlaloeoaildaratloa ta awardtag tba Bead aad aecerlly win ba required for the faltbfal perfbrmaaee of the coalract. aad au paymoalo aader ii w-ir. .u. .i Tka hide abaBl ru bo eaaeraaa ripwui iv ua HOiaraaa tratter .aTeiapea,- a Third AailaUat roalmaaUf OeoeraL W, Retiroed Latter Eavelopec,' aad addrciad to lb DIHMI80M. myiq ootssdja Pottmiiter Oaaerat, PROPOSALS FOll MATEIIIALS, UN PBR TUB COOBUAMCB OP THB BUKBiU OF XQOIPMBMT ABD RKCRDITIMO, TO BB bDP PLUD TO TUB DlrKK-UIT HAVT-TARD8. lfivt DirilTMiiT,) BciiitT or IrtriMtiTT aid HictuiTiaa, r Waibirbtoi. Jbbb 4.1390. 1 Sealed Propoaal ta faralah Maiectala for tba Mary for tba flooal yr aadlag Jaaa 30, IMT.wtll bo i roeolvod at iBia tfaroaa iiui 11 peio'ia. B.n vi act t al wklak lima the aPrjtxiaala will b 0Taed Tba propoaala mail boaddreiaed to tbo Chief of Iba Itpui .r lailaant aad RacraU lac. Mavr Deoart' meat, Waahlaitoa, aad meat bo oadoraed, V Propoaala for Meier I l, tC.,ret taa navy," laai iaey nay do oh liagaiiaeo irom omer oaa- i.-.. WlataJ aakadalaa far kir tOtber With U tractloBi to blddira, glcligtba forme of propoaal or gaaraaty. aad or ocrtlteaUaf goaraatoratwlll ba far- Ti.fc.i -.a ak--A ba ..4.. la til at, aa a wanllaallata UBW aaaa 'i-aiaaaa mm vu -a., wm rr...-- UlbaCommaadaaUaf tbaraapeetlvo aavy yardi.aad tboea af all tba yard oa applleetloa to Ibo Bareaa lha mmaodaat of oaeh aay y-yard aad ibo Par chaalagPaymaatcrof oioh ata-loa will baraaeopyof tko eahedale of tba other rardi,for ciamlaaUoa oaly, la order that porooaewko latead la bid may Jadga whether It la dealrablo to maka applicatloa for aay of ie oiaaaea or laoaeyaraa, Tka BrotMtaal Bill be fee tba whole of B U lad all applleetloa forlaformatlB,arfor tbo oaamlaatioa of p oa, bobi pe naeo to .ae aiiii ib.mi vi ma f Tba propoaal maat boaeeompaalod bra ecrtlflcala from the Collector of lalcraal Revcaaa for thediatrtc! la wbtcb tha bidder realdeo Ibat bo baa a Hecate todeal la tha a rtlala for which b propoaooi aad ba maat far (bar abow that bo 1 a maaafaatarar of, ar a rrgatar dealer la, tka aniaiec waiea no piope a v aeppiy! Tba gain tor mart bo cart lied by tbt Aaaeaaor of la Ureal Rcveaoa for Iba dlatrtil la which tbey rcalde Tbo ooatracl will ba awarded to tba pereoa wbo make the loweat bid aad give the gaaraaty required by law I Iba Mavy Deparimeat, bowovor, reaervtag lha rlgbl lorelert the lowoal bid for aay whlcl.ll may deem BurotU Is tba fall amouatwlll be required to alga Ibo eeutrett, aad their re-poaalblllty maat ba certified to tba aatlafeatloa af tba Bevy Departmeat. A addl; lleaal ooeartty twoatr par aeata-a will bo wllhkaUl fron tho amoaat of the blUauatll tbaeoatrait ihall bava booa com plated, aad eighty per ccaiam of tbo amoaat af oath bill approved fa Irlplleat by the Oum maadaataf the reepectl- yard, will b paid by lb Paymuteref thaaUUoa dealaaaUd Ib tbo ooatracl la fBBd Or atrtlBtaua, at laeapuoaoi ioe ygTaram-a. wllbla tea dyi aftar Iba warraat for the aatse aball bava booa paeeed by tie Secretary of the Traaaarr. Theclaaeeaof tbla Baroaa ara aamborodaad dealg Bated a follow! i v. l ra.ail Tarlaa X&. 14. am Hide. M 1 Cttlo'a CaaYM aad Mo 11 Aeh Beech Plaak, TWiae Mall Iroa aad Steel. Mo 11 Tallow. Mo 10 Breabec Mo li ttatloaery Mo. SI Hardware. Mo 34. Ship Cbaedlery Ho 31.- Whale Oil, Ac Mo 31 Galley Iron Ho ll Pla lroa Ho 4. Tla aad i) a Ma 1 BpormOlI Ma, 8 Palate Bad Oil. MOilOIatMhat Ho.ll. OaaHo Ho. 11 Llgiamvlta. mt. la T itiirai Ma 34. Cbala Iroa Tba follow lag are the ele.aee, by ihelr aeaiber, re quire at taa r.p-" 1T"Yrt aM!M,arswau ""'''.Vibo'toV-"- Hoa 1, 4, 8, 11, 18,13.31.33,34 J'W4w P E0P0SAL3 FOBSTATIONEBY. BlllAO 01 K4TI.1TI0B, 1 MArtiriitt, 1 IwiiBiaoroir. Joia It. 18oa rj.alld fropoaala will ba raaalrad at tbl, Baraaa aatll 11 B aalatardar.lkalalkff alp pralliao,forlkaaap Rip W Coaaaadarar aad IClllgaUra ttatloi.rr al Iba arp Yard, Vaw York, fa( taa oa board raaaala .f lha n.it.a a,.,., w.w. Prlatad aahadalaa llrllf Hal of Iba baBaa aid qiaatltlaa of tha artlalaa raqalrad will ba faralabad 08 appllaatlaa attbar Io Iba Baraaa dlraatlp ar to tba Bar. lialloa 0la,Jtarr Bfw York, whirl taaploa "K pr wll ba ailarUli'd aalaaa aaooapaalad bp Iridaaaa tbal Iba blddar la racojaliad daalar I. lha lillllai la ba t.lpllad, .at aalaaa Iba propoaal, tra A.. 1 tk. .ttlalaa la kl.d Bad QaalUr. Bl aUlad ia Iba aahadila, with tba .Bail) proparlr .Itaadad aad footad aad Iba Baraaa raaarraa (ha rlM 7 -aa...LIA-B.l.klt.ti.HwAl Iba. aTAtf to reject, any or aii 01 -m tka latereal af lb Ooverimeil l accept Every oiev muai HiiMBriai-a u "ii ity of ability to perform a eeairwt aad aarttlaa ta tka aalf -afiassssia .rr.''tldU4nadllhaCblafoftbl,ataaalj- i-nnBHTaaT A. JltlsISB. l.ll.liwlw n r ,l Cki.TaJniil.llf VaviiiUgs. I., U a Z ---'lH.aj.to..' t'J M WJLSmNQTON CITY. D. C. SATURDAY MORNING, rim aa, la Oo.YB-ret Publlahad rnoioflAi.8. PB0P09AL3 FOB MATEBIALS TO BI aOPPUlDTOTIH 1HTT TaECS. OHDIE aa riianwi ifti nt iK. I na vuvd idiBaiii ut uvaaaw v vv- STXUCTlOa AMD HIPAlH. lCATTDiriiTBiirr,) BvaiaiTor CoimiccT.oej a Btrata, WaaaiaoTOJi. D C ay 30, laV Bealad BroBoaala to faralah Timber aad other btate- rWiafor tba aavyfor tho lacal year oadiaf Jaaa 30, 1 W7, will bo received at Ibla Baroaa aatll It) clock, a. axror laasna or jaaoaexi, ai wa.ea wapro poaala will bo opeaed. Tbo pro propoaala. Bill baaddrooeoa to ibo uaiaiai laa l ofCoaiUacMoa bad kapalr, Vary Dtpartmaat, Waaklartoa. aad maat bo oadoraed "Propoaala for Tlmbor. 4a tt tba BTaty.'T Ikal thay ma ba dla Ua f aUkad from atbar baalaooa lollara I'rlalarl ukartnlaa (af ClUaV tetrotbar With la d areas lraclloao,to biddara, fttiaf tha furma ofpropoaal, of fakTBataj, aoi ifnitc.!, i ,w..wip, win n v. Blabtd ta oaah peraoaa aa 'daalra la bid, aa applleattoa to tba aommeadaata af tbo roaeoollro maty yard, aad tboeo af all tbo y ardo aa appllealUa la tao Bareaa. Tbo Commaadaal of aacb aaty yfd aad tho Parokaa laa Parmaatar for oaeh otatlaa 1.1 bara a copy of tba cbodaloaor Iho otaar yaraa. roraiamiaauoaoa.j.iB order that paraaaa wholalead to bid may Jadf a whether It la dealrakio to makaappucauoa tor aay.oi taa oiaaaea of iheeayarda. t Tka .dh at taail be tar the whale of a aiaa. aad all appll-aueaa for laformitiaa r for tha oxamlaailaB af ampler, maat B9 maae ao ibo ixbbiiium i Tko propoaal mart ba aeaompaalod by aaortllcata from tbo Collector of lalcraal Maraaaa for Iba dlatrlct la wkUblko blddar r-aldaa that bo kaa a llacaaa to deal ta tha article Ut wklak ha propd.aa aad ba maat far Iborabowthat ba la a maBafeclarer of, or arofnttr doalar la, tba article which bw of ara to aapply. Tbo aaaraalora maat baaotUlodbr tba Aaaoof of latoraal jaCTOBBO IOr IBO Wnc. IB waica wm Tba eo atrial will ba awardad la tho paraoa wba nikoo tho lowMI bid aad f Ivaa tbo f aaraatoo roqalrod by law, thaMavy Dapartmoat, bowovor, roeartlaf taa rlfbtto raiaeiiao leweaa vto, or mj Saretleala tha rail amoaai win aa raqairoa io nja tbo coalract. aad tbalr rapoalbllllr maat ba eorilled ta tbaaatlafacllOB of tba Hacy Depart ma it. Ao addl tlaaal aMantv twcalraor oaalam will bo withheld from tbo amoaat of tho bllla aalU tbo eealractahall bava booa aompletad, aad ale hty par oaatam of Iba amoaat of each bill, a p prated la triplicate by Iho Com maadaal or tho reaped! e vard. will ba paid by tba PaymaaUror the atatloa deelf aalod la lb aoatract la faaJearacrtlnoateo, at tha apnea af thaOoTcrameat, wlthla tea day after th werraal for tba aama aball Bar boob paeaea ay ibo socroiarj oi m ireaaaif. Tho clM.e of tbla Baroaa ara aamberad aad dcalf Bated aa follow f t Claaa IT 1, white oak lore Ko t, white ok keel or kaeUea pteooc Ro. I, wklto oak aarvod timber Be. 4, wbltaoakplaaki Be 3, white oak botrdat Ba yal low plae local Be T.yallow plao boamal He I, yellow pla maat aid apar tlmbr Bo f white plao deck aad cur ptaak i Bo 10, while plao ma t timber) Ho. 11, ur I while ptaaiori, Piaaa, avaa aaarakji ii, iMiaimt tlmbor Mo. aak nun Hi la. kltkorv bau aad bara I Bo 19. bleak a walaat, maple, cbcrry, mahofaay, wblla wood, aad veiccrai Mo 17. cedar aad erpreee boardat Mo 13, locaittlmberi Ho 1. wkltaoak aucoo aad bcadlagaj Mo V. black a era eet Bo 31, .oeat troeaall aad wodgoatHo t3,llB.mvllr. M SMroa raaad.gat, aadaqaaret M.9 SO, altalj Mo 17.1 oaaplkaaj Mo. M, Iroa aalle-wroaght aa4 aalt Mo 30, lead) Mo 33, dry J'ooocaaa apaoiaieryj no. N,Bugwiitir or al reat Mo 3d, wblio load Mo -37. fla palai Mo. 38, colored palate, 4ry-r, A, t Me, 3, Varoleh, Ac. 1 Ho. 40, llaaeed oll Ho. 41, glace Mo. 41, bracket Mo44pftkolI; Mo 4Mallow,ooap,aadiotollf Mo. 47, ahlpcbaadlcryrBo 4Soakam(Mo 4fl,laaklrai Ho 00 legotajppcri Mo tM,polaaKo M, bellow. Tbo followfag aro the tlaaaea, by their somberi, ra qvlrad at Iba repeat! o aavy y-rde t Hoa 4.,P.10.1),lT,19,Uir,l,3X33,3J1381,40, 41.41,43,47, Wee. 1.1 11.1.1. 8. fi.ll. 11 1S.1J. 17.1l.lt. 10.11, U S3, M, 17, M, 90,31, Si, 33,Sit 37, 33,83, 40, 41, 44, Mai. A. 8. T. 8. 10. 11. II. 14 13. 16. 17. 10. Kl. 13. 18. 17, 28, 9J, 31, 33, 33 34 36, 33, 40, 41. 44 43, 47, 43, 60. rniutiiBirrui, w. j a im ti ia ia vi e 1 01 fti A 1T M,.,4i..,J,4M,af. Moo 1,8,11,1113 18,11 1 30,11,38,17,18,80, 81, 33, 33, 38, 87, 88, 8V, 40.C 1 07, 02, OO. Ko.. 1,4,4,11,1. bj Ji.wt w PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. Wab DbTTbtbivt, Jaaa 101b, 1408. Tropoaala will be race ved at Ihta Depart maat aatll lle'clockoB MOMDiY, Jaly Plb, 188a, for capplylag tbo BlatloBory deacrtbed Ib tba cbdal below for tbo lrt year aadlag the 30tb Job, UaT The BUlloaory maat La af tho boat qaalUy. Samplaa maat aooompaay ek bid. Tba a. accural blddar will bo roqalrod U glv bead, with approved eeenrlll'i for Iba fallbfal falilmeit of hi coatract, aad tbo Deparimeat will reeerva tbo light toordcrlboartlclcaaUmay deem proper, aad to la areaao or dlmlalab tha qaaailtlec below elated. Article aot earned la tba aebadala below ara to bo faralabod at lha optica af lb Dapartmoat, at tba lowiat maraai. Paper mttifc ofi Btodt, SO roam Daapatcb Cap, welgblag t8 poaada. AO roama Legal Cap, 2U0 ream fooleeap, talcd or plala, wdgblag 14 JWiVemiQatrto Port, ruled or plala, welgblag 10 KQ ream Qaarta Port, ruled or plala, welgblag 10 poaada, headed aa per paltora. lflOreamc Mote Paper, ruled. or plala. fij ream Bote Paper, rated or plala, beaded aa per pattara. iu ream jr" v I roama Blottlag Paper. BOO doiea Blottlag Board. II ream Savtlopo Papar baft or yallow, royal. IM nam Maallla Wrapplag Paper, iapr reytL liO 000 Eavelopec, eflalal die, plala 11000 Eavelopec, letter CtieatplalB COOjO-0 lavelepoo, letter aliaa, extra heavy, beaded "P"PJU"- ...V I.....,.. BOOUOaaiaiop, ic.iar etaaa, e.r .f i ir putera 800 groea Mrtalll Peel. lOOOQallla.Ba 80 900 doioB Pabcr'a BUak Lead Pencil. 10 doiaa Red aad Blaa Poaclti. ItOdoica Peabotd ai IO doiea Ivory roldera. 18 doieaEraeen Ivory baadU. 10 doiea lUdf era" or Wectoabeln'a fear blade Pea kalvec 4 4omb Bcliaora. 8 4oib Bbear. 40 dosaa Maysard A Moyaa' Bleak lak, quart. BO doiea Mayaard A Korea' Blaak lak plat. 1A0 doua F reach Cur ml- u doiaa lakiuada. Drapcr'c, Wbltacy'c, or equal IW poaanai ira a, taa w..,i..n SOpouBdiladlarabbar, prepared. 10 doiea Bilk Taaio, aaaortod colore. S doieu Bed Tape, la plocec, aeeorUd 400 do-ia roll Red Tape. Soopuaadiltla Tlae 80 doiea larg Jar Meellare, wltb braihe. 10 doiea qaari boille Macllage, lOdoiea bleak Book 10 doiea pack vlalllag Card. A doiea Pob Uacka, 18 dona Rolen 000 groe ladla rubber Baada, aaeorUd A dia Mamoraadam Boob 8 doiea bIa notarial 81 SdcaeaPorlfeltoa 1 doiea boaec Ertlalo. 1 doiea Byclct Pa a tbaa 1 doiea teller Ptlec S3 doiea WrltlBgriald. Adoira Utter CUB, Irt luiaaila Bnaaa la. 8 duscB Quid Peac aad Hold an lUyardaTraelaf; Llaea. t doaa. I'-par W,l,kta. ,0 baiaa Pataat F.par faalaaar,. 11 B.llaf Fa.a. Jato-lawfw C L 0 T II I N 0 Birr PiraiTHl r.) I. Seine- orPioriaioia ll. cunn aralarpoaall,aaaladaad aadaraad I froioaale ...nil.I....d i!i.thlai Malar ala." will bara aalrad at Ibla Baraaa aalll I. tlaak p ra. oa IJa IM dap of 3olr,IM,for faralahla, aad dalljar I, (aa ta. aalrla. Ihfrip dapa' aollaal al lha Ualtad tiataa Bar; Yard at Br akll.Kaw York, la aaak aajb.,. a.S aaaatltlaa,.ad a! aaab llaat aa aar ba aa.ollad br lb; Jblaf of tola BaroaB ar bp Ika Cjaaaadaat af aald Barr I.rd,ta. ...oara ana ..a..,,,,., w, trUalaiipMlladlB ika follow, arll.l.rli i BlaariaBial,rarda,aoO.OOO CalNkla Ikoaa, palra, 11,000 Blaakala,BBBbar,IOl(ll0 Tha Plaaaali. ba dallraiabla oaa half I. M Bad oil 0.i SiVSaUi for oaa ar moraartlclaa. al I tba ap. tiaa ur id Die aar. eaa is ihv, ;.YiaVdV.tk.f.r,lk.Cbl.frtlb.?.r....ll ff.''.".: .rr.'.siVdS lajnaniuaaoB Kan dwja; vv-"r-" vu. aara ara rat.rr.o .."r1" 7. BawYarkaad Boaloa,aad far laforaaailoa J. tb.t lawa aaa r.raiaaa F"-r". --n aoatraata ta ua atlaa, at Iko Caaaaidaati aid rap. aaatara tf Ika aararaj Harp jaraa Tha Daparlaail raaarraa lha rl,kl It raltc. "T pro poaal tat aoaaldarid idraalaaoaa to Ih, Oorar.aaat, ,'aMliw4w T-kENTIBTBTf.- D It. mtW rjtoti ii. Mown BiBTiav. sst aTwafBaaaB. rliaaia tram, taar rar 'J-U-l-lJ" I Biai Math. atraaLltaidatoill braaahal partalalai I. ua all braaahal partalalai bo ilvnraaalaSL Hairoraauoa Mia, ntltl Hltra.., T7 TtrWIr trUttUl tab, alii, tS"f Vi lt I, vi f it vat T .JUNfi 28, 1800. t k J J -A t avfo,-ss. lm Uil Paper bjr Amthartt j mf TUB PRBSIOKHT TUB VOlaTJBITKKIl'B nETUiXIC. I bT come back to yea, Mother, Weary, waited aid wore. With Heki matud oyer my forehead. Aid e telle blood-tilae4 aa4 tora ll'a ao woodcr yoa abttekod wboa yaa caw mo, Jtlfl bad atnakyea ablowl am boi looaiBr maaa uao no renew Tot parted with thro yaara ago 1 Per" that oaa waa atalwart aad bead come, Bat or aad lore for tba Hrlfe, While tblc aa 1c weary aad waatod, Boarrodj aid a cripple for life I Motber, 04 hanwi (ortboUaloa I'd la hi tll air Tory laat breath Bat Jail twcaly.oBo aad a cripple for yoa II had bet I at bocB4caik. STot for yoB, darllaf Uetber, yea oaly Per aavothar there wa wba I left-. Wltk oyoa that war blacr Ihaa hce-ea, Aad ip 1 ka th rlpo ahorry dart I Mr Mifte b waa may Ood bla bar I I maaat to bit mad her my wife the had promlaoda-bat bow oaa I aak bar Ta mate with a artppia for lira f There, Mother, doa'l wepj lwutraol i aier eaa wora oi refrei) T waa all I aeatd five, aad 1 fata It kta rlakt arm lalall td With that aad my peeitoa, dear Mother, We'll keoo oaT Ike Wair (na tho dear. Aad If yoa aro euaieate4 aad bappj, Ood will kelp mo la aak for aa mora Bat bark 1 wbo U that 1 beard tabblaf Jail tbaa, la Iba chamber clot by r Ob Margta, my lavaaaAmy dacliBf, Kite m oaeo or yoa bid m food.byo I What la Ihle pea will aarar fonaka m f My loaa oaly rntk ma mora dear t Ord blea yoa, dear Mf le, yoa'ra Wa Vow life to year poor Vol aa leer Toa wlU wort: for a both aro yoa aaylag T May, dear, tbo' I caa't dnra iba plow, There ara tradaa that my ooo arm aaa maeter, Aad I'to oaraf o for aaytktaf bow. With year lev aad Mether'a to bloeo mo, I'to aa room la mp boeomfor ft ara, Aad may Ood aead aa brtf hi a bom eorolaf To all f oar brave Velaataar I f ICwglUbi Bud Hindoo. Ai la Ikdla, oa day, aa Bag itabmaa eat- Wltb a wt aaliv laaa at Iho wladaw. Do year wldowo bara tbomeoWf Tpray tell ma that, Bald tbo pretty aiallUve Illadoo 'Dotheybarar Taatlbey do 1' ibegeatlamaa iaIJ, With a dame aot oaar to amotbari Oar widow i, taenomeat oie haibaad 1 dead. immeaiueiy aura lor aaoiaer The I,ondon TlmetJ on the Ntianlih iiomDaratnent. The Somith tnaedron in the Ptcific hu TcrlScd ihe annrehenslon of Lord Clarendon by contlnulngjti cruise of derutation alone the thorea of Bonth America. On the -6tn or Iut month onr Foreign Secretary irrote to the British Minister at Valparaiso express ing bit misgivings as to the ulterior destina tion and career of Admiral Nunez and hit ships. The Spanish Commander had gene rously announced, after the bombardment oT alparaito, that he would not, "unlest under very gravo provocation," cannonauo mat aeienceicss town a sccona time) but with this mairnanlmous clcdne his assurances ended, and tncro was obvious reasons for surmising that the havoc which bad been wrought at Valparaiso would be repeated at omer ports oi uniii ana rem. ine justice of these suspicions hss been already con firmed. Another town has, been attacked by the destroying squadron; but it will be learnt with universal satisfaction that on this occasion the Spanish ships met wiDi a suit able reception, and that, if ther have not actually experienced a complete defeat, tbev I have at any rate no reason to boast of the cucuuiiier. It was on tho 31st of March that Valpa raiso wst bombarded, and. on the 25th of Annl the Spanith fleet arrived off the port of Callao, the harbor of the grett Peruvian city of Lima. It waa at once teen th.at on attack wat designed, but Callao was not, like Valparaiso, unfortified and defenceless. The town is protected by batteries of modern laiaion ana armament, ana inougn mo au thorities appear to have been taken by lur- pruc. incy luaue ijuu-cui-uo urepariuuus tur a vlrrorous resistance. To the north of the town, which stands on a point of land jutting into the tea, were four batteries, two of which mounted only 32-pounders, but the other two were of a very different character. One of them was armed with two 400-ponndcrs, rmeu me oiner was in ine iorm 01 an iron turret, on which wero mounted two Blakely guns, throwing shot of 500 ponnds weight. Bonth of the town stood another iron turret carrying two 400-poonders, and near it a bat tery with two more oOO-pounder Blakel) s, betides some smaller pieces. All these bat teries, wnetner on too norm or mo soum beach, bore upon the harbor, and it will be seen that some of tho newest and roost for midable engines of modern wtrfare were brontrht into action. Kizht of the euns em ployed exceed the calibro of any known to our teipice,whether for shore or sea uie, while the machinery of an iron turret was adapted to tho purposes of a land battery, we believe for the first tbne. It will be exceedingly interesting to learn the exact details of the engigtments which ensued between such batteries on shore and ironcladt at tea. Wlittwe know at present is that after an engagement of lour hours the Spanish fleet was "repulsed," by which wo understand that it failed to illenco the shore batteries and could not proceed to bombard the town. We aro informed also that two of the ironclads were "disabled," thouirh we do not know to what extent, and as Admiral Nunez himself is reported as wounded, wo presume ma. nis nagsoip, me Numancia, which remolned inactive at Val paraiso, took part in the engagement at Callao. The other particulars of the action we can at yet only conjecture; but the importance of this niece of experience may be very great indeed. When all the details are reported we may learn more than we at present know of the effect and value of these monstrous guni.tnd of tbr defensive strength ot European lronciaat. i no 1'eruvians muit have fought with ttubborn determination, for tbey lost 60 men, including their Secre tary of War, killed, and twice that number vrounucil. Ul me opanuu ion wo nave no intelligence. These operations on the part of Spain have been conceived and conducted through out in a tplrit of such vindictive passion that 11 is irnposs oie io say wuai eneci uie rcteno at Callao may produce upon trie tjpamsn Government. Itlthcrto the cssualtles natu rally incidental to war annear to havo been regarded by the Spaniards as fresh provoca tions on the part of the enemy, demanding Iron cntsuseraeni ana iretn coercion, tno capture of a Spanish gunboat by a Chilian vessel waa uie lmmcaiaie causa oi me Bom bardment of Valuaraiiot for the Spaniards, at their indignation at the loss, made their terms or accommodation more rigorous, anu despatched, as is now no secret, such instruc tions to their Admiral as could not be evaded. Tho Spanish Commander ni actually or. dered to report on the 31it of March either that Chili had made peace on the condition! tendered to her, or that Valparaiso had been destroyed, lie had no discretion left bun, and could crant no extension of terms or time. The alternative was submission or I bombardment, to be absolutely determined I before sunset on Latter bve. and aa the Chll- I ans would not do all they were bidden to do lba(v,, hnmWded. Tint the rennl tner cty waJ bombarded. But the repulse ....i...-t. vauao, uafmnuj uw ,i)r n utisu ttWjfiB; NO177. told, is clearly A reveno fir "mora homilittlng man ine cipinre or toe uovaaonga." The avenging squadron bat met its match. In Its career of devastation it his received a tevere check, and it must either forego its mission or confine its attacks to unfortified towns a practice from which Costilian pride, we should think, would revolt. At the same time it la hard to fathom the spirit in which the Spaniard! havo been acting. Admiral Nonet told the Ilritish Mlnliter at Valparaiso that Spain was prepared to tee her squadron at the bottom of the Pacific, but not in the waters of Europe with dis honor," and that bis orders had been strin gently framed on that general understanding. 'I hit meant nothing fesi than tint the Ad miral waa to kill, bum and destroy, even at hli own peril, if he conld not lucceed in dic tating hit own trrmi. The i.tufictlon do. minded by Spain amounted simply to a re quirement, ma, mote wno woma not uo ner bidding should feel the weight of her blows, even though they remained ai unyielding and as independent as before. The Span iards have not the least hope of reducing the 8ou.th American republics to submission, nor oven of nutting any material coercion on tutm. All they can do is to set fire to towns wjthin reach of their shells, and with tins resourco Castllian honor appears to be gratified. "It would have been disgraceful to the ncct to Hiave returned without having bombarded a city or two. Better, aa the Government stid, let the iriuadrbn be tunk in the Pacific, and the t-eonle of Callao have now shown that this alternative is not quite impossiDie. At Callao, as at Valparaiso, the British and American sauadront were witnesses of the attack, and though they have never de- p.ncu iruui luo passive aiiiiuue ot neutrals their presenco has not been without itseffict. The American squadron contains a vessel so remarkable that tho mere fact of her appear ance in the Pacific is made a subject of no tice. Tills is the Monadnock, a frigate built on the Monitor principle, but with two tur rets, and considered by the Americans them selves as the best specimen of their iron-clad fleet Her armament is at powerful at that of the batteriea of Callao, for she curries 15- Incb, or 430-poundcr, guns, and her com mander undertook, in a conversation with the British Admiral, to sink the Spanish flag ship, Itself an iron-clad, in a very few min utes, it is prooauie enougn mat mis esti mate of the offensive power of tbo Monad nock was not much exaggerated, but a more important feature of the esse consists in the fact that this vessel has not only sailed ronnd Cape Horn, but is apparently making fair weather in the rough waters of the Pacific. Whether any Monitor could do this much hts been hitherto doubted, and we are still left in uncertainty as to tho nature of the accommodation for her crew, but it is, at any rate, now established that a long voyage ana a distant station are not altogether abot e the capacities of a turret-ship. Times, &th. The Hormonal How Itrlglirtm Young'! It Iven Live. The new work on tho Mormons gives the following "The internal arrangement of affairs at the Harem Is very similar to that of a young ladies' boarding-school. Koch woman having her own room, her aflalri ore all centered there. The culinnry department is under the control of such of the wires as Jlrigham from time to time appoints. She ii tha itrwsrd ess and carries the keys. A cook Is employed generally a man and several tenants beside, who are all under tho control of the stewardess "When the meals aro prepared and ready, the bell rings, and each woman, with her children, if she have any, files down to the dinner table, and Is seated as before stated. "Each, on rising, has her children to attend to and get ready for breakfast this over, she commences the business of tho day, arranges her rooms, and sits down to her tewing or other work, as the case may be. "A sewing machine Is brought into requisi tion, and one of the number appointed to use it- For the benefit of those who want a tewing machine, it may be well to itate how thli one waa procured: "One day a man from fit. l,oult came to offer one for tale, stating that hit price was ninety dollars. Ilrigham bought it, promis ing to pay the man whenever he should call. The man being poor, called In a few days. He did not get the pay. He called again a number of times, with the same result. One of the wives became quite indignant, and said: 'If I was in his place, I would never ask It from one so high in the priesthood. He had better give it to him than ask pay of him' Ihe poor man never retelved the money, and as soon as he could get the means, left the Territory, This is the man ner In which the Prophet becomes possessed of much of his property. "Most of the women spin and make their ever) day clothing, doing their own coloring. They are quite proud of the quantity of cloth manufactured In their establishment every year. All work hard, and take but very ltttlo out-door exercise. Parties and tho the atre are the favorite amusement. At the theatre Ilrigham one or two of the favored wives sit togetner in me 'King a oox, dui the remainder of the women and children sit In what is called Ilrigham 'a corral.' This is in the nsrouet. about the centre of the area, The Prophet goea down once or twice during boo evening bu tun cuat.a, ojiu tuaia lur ia nn moments with one and another, but in a short time he can be teen beside hit 'dear Amelia' again. "At Mormon partlct mircn gaiety prevails. Appearances are maintained somewhat by paying more respectful deference to the first wives on such occasions. Gentiles, with whom tho taints are on good terms, are well re ceived and kindly entertained at these par lies, and all Join in niving themselves up to the influences of mirth and festivity. Dancing it not only a favorite amusement, it is more: it is cultivated to such an extent that it be come! a passion. "Brlghaiu'a women, though better clothed than formerly, ttill work very bard. Tbey are Infatuated with their religion and de voted to their husband. If they cannot ob tain his love, they content themselves with his kindness snd endeavor to think them selves happy. At religion Is their only solaco, they try to make it their only object. ir It docs not elevate meir minus, it aeaoeus their susceptibilities, and, as tbey are not fermitted to be women, they try to convince hemselvct that It Is God's will they should be slaves. "A rouslo master, a dancing matter and a teacher oi the ordinary branchea of ah Knr- Hah education are employed in the family school alto a teacher of 1 rench. Hit chil- urcn itavo ruueu uglier auvaniaget man any other in the Territory, Dancing and music are tho leading accomplishments, and every thing else Isrnade subordinate to these," Not few who have laughtd themselves v a at. i iuw tin nave wtpt uunwivci t THE NAUQm JtEPlBUCAN iTUJtjAsn: ED DAUM". -6.WJ TUB BATIOBAt kBrlTBUCAjf ll palUtaVd avtrr aattUt1 (llhdap axaaptad) bp W. 1 Memo. A Co ,Ba. SU Bl.tk i atraat,ii la farajahad U nbaarlbara (ap Wrttra) a Hawaii par aoalb!' Vail iibaartbari, BaalB( HOO far at( B.alaiiaidtX.Wf.rlkjaaUba.'t.MWrtaipl.a. rtw tapia tttTtiiTw-w:'iera UkawplaslMBtaraUfOM Xt Ik I Tni wiiiit'.tatioxI l v.trtruci ll ptbllabad ttirr f rld.Worai.7 1 OiOiif aaa ratr ICOlTbra, nplal 0aa'aar,'J00T4t'aoplaa pta pnr.tiaoo, fl t f l U MASS MEETING IN BALTIMORE. ti L ra.ail.' The rteeonatrnetlon Polley of RrtM tdent Johnson Endorsed, j A grand Union most meeting wit held la Monument 8quaro Thursday night, at which Tory large and enthusiattie atmmblage waa gathered. TheprlnclpiUpeechwitmadeby Gov, SwiK,.of Maryland, whose., remarks were principally directed tothe local politics of Maryland, while at the same time be full v endorsed the President's policy in reference to the States lately In rebellion and ttill un represented uv Congress, Tha!meeting wis also addressed by Gov; BaoaliTw)io- was Introduced by Gov.. Swash, He said1 the question now waa whether wo arc t6 have a country or no country. The politicians should be left out of tha matter entirely; the country could do without them, but they could not do without the country. If the doctrine of Thaddeus'Stevent, that the Southern 'BtAtet thonld bo treated at ton. auered province!, waa correct, then the rebel on was not a failure. Tho Southern State. attempted to go out; but the 'Government would not allow them, and therefore titer were just where they were before the rebel. Hon broke out in the Union, and therefore entitled to representation In Congress. In tpeaxing oi mo radical party in uongrt ss, the speaker said that they wero an extraordi nary set of men they were' not acting through Ignorance, but because of having too much knowledge. They wero all princes and rulers, all occupied high teats In toe tyn agogue, and each and every one wanted to ba President of the United States hereafter. Mr. Bondall fully explained the recon struction policy of President Johnson, and contended that although Congress aald tho eleven southern Stateawere out of the Union, yet the Benito was almost dally conferring appointments of pottmattert and other ojfi tert for thete very States, thus stultifying their own acta, in order to mislead the people and betray them. Many of the south em States never were territories, and they were either now States under the protection of the General Government, or they were nothing, and tha Government had nothing to do with them. He laid the Badicalt had mistaken their1 man in President Johnson; they thought they could drivo him Into their measure, but he wat a man of principle, and could not be swerved. They might impeach him if they could t they might push brm to the wall be mlght.lote bis office but he would maintain his honor, his dignity, and hit principles. Bihuaxaoi'itB. rtnaixB. Hon. Mr. Perrine, formerly of Maryland and Tennessee, and now of New York, was the next speaker. He said the present revival was not to end to-night, but would bo renewed on Saturday night, when a gallant son of old Missouri would exhort the multi tude, and when he waa done Geo. Francis Train would follow. He assured the people that a rich treat was in store for them one that they would take like children take castor-oil with a veil. He paid a high compli ment to Gov. Swann, who had dared do all became a man who had dared bland up in the midst of fanaticism and tell the people what were uietr nguia, ana me aingera mat beset them. lie advised all to stand by tho Executive of the State, and he was confident the people would stand by tha laovernor. Tho earlv history of ilavcrv wat alluded to when New York, at tho foundation of the Constitution of tho United rStatet, owned 22,000 slaves, which thete plout people took caro to tell to Mar) land and other Southern Statetbcfore they turned philanthropic negro worshippers. Mastachusetta followed New York in tho tlavo cause. Some one In tho crowd Interrupted the speaker, and he was about to be removed, when Mr. P. exclaimed, "Np, no; lerhiin remain for as 'long at tho lamp continue! to burn, there ii hope for the freatett sinner to return.' Now let him itay; want to talk to ainnert, not tr Itbe right eous."! The speaker then continued In a, strain of humorous remarks, highly pleasing; to the audience. bimarxi or uov. cms. k. PBTtrt. The nreildent of the meetinr next Intro. duccd the Hon. Chat. E. Phelps, the1 repre sentative In Congress of tho third congress ional district oi Alary land, at a gallant soldier and a faithful representative. Mr. The ns said that this was the first Op portunity of which ho bad availed himself to meet face to face those who had confided to him a most important trust. After express ing his regret at the aDscnce oi ex-uovcrnor Bradford andcornmendingthecoune adopted by Governor Swann, he proceeded to the dis cussion of general politics and the Issues n&w before the people of the country with much ability, but the late hour at which he ad dressed the meeting prevents ns from giving his remarks. The president, at half past twilre o'clock, adjourned the assemblage, but stated the meeting would be continued on Saturday evening. i aaaa 1 Dramatle Nermon Carious Scene lu u Church. -J A correspondent of, the Baptist' Journal (Mo) gives an account of dramatlo sermon, whiih, though not quite equal to the famous dagger scene of Burke in tho Houso of Com mons, it yet worthy of a plica among the il lustrations of popular preaching. Ills text was, "He that is without sin, let htinc.it the firttttone." Lilt Stbbath, as I stepped Into the Ilooto of God, I beard tome one say that he had no fellowship for a rebel in church or stale, coupling a profane word with the term. My blood was chilled In my veins, and the above text rushed into my mind like pealing clapi of thunder. It wat my lotto preach that day; to 1 determined to use the text to tho best advantage, uou ocing my oeiper. rAeaa chapter, sang a bjmn Hid prayed. "I sroto from ray knees, went out and procured a ttono of soma four pounds weight. Coming btck, I took my ifind stone iu hand. All eyet were fixed onme. Some appeared to bo irigtiicneut outers lata meir aanui ou ui.ir rcvolvert, preparing for battle, at though death or victory" were their motto. I read aloud, "He that is without sin, let him cast the first stone,'1 and raited the rock ,to the top of my head. The people began to look frightened; but I examined myielf by tbo golden role, then weighed myself in tho bal iance, and found that I wat wanting, and boldly exclaimed, I am a sinner and a reb el against my GooTand King; I cannotthrbw this atone; I tsk pardon of my UoiLaodi ae. knowledge my allegiance to Ood in the prta. enco of all the people." r then offered the ttono to every man in the churoh.'but, ta my astonishment, tbey all felon their knefa. and, In sobs and ieara, one tolld petition went unto Ood for pardon, to the great Klng'of kings and Lord of lords. 0, now my aoul rcjolcolhln the Lord. f Ox tho Journey of life, he who overloads hjmttlf wlthcjijjfojtwUtllgh by the way( L I1 ;t L M J

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Karl JJ gfoiifttf.il. tnmtm. T;yntgton City. 3P. O. "iv; J. mtjbtagu co, r ububukhs. i i ar,nAKBCOu, kditoil SATURDAY M0RBINO::uS!:llJ(IMa 1888. ORIGIN W THE CONSPIBACY AGAINST THE, PRESIDENT. History reproaches all the drillted nations, except the Swiss, with the offence of which 'the mil Washington of the Hebrew, re proached1 them when, after a campaign of forty tedious yean to bring three millions of them back to their father land, he told them that he had been oftener in greater danger from them than from their enemies. This waa Una ot our American WAsnixoroi. BoAng the'entlre rerolotlonary slrnggie, and daring the subsequent term of his I'rcsi- dency, he wa oftener in greater danger from the conspiracies of his professed friends than he erer was from his arowed enemies. So it wa with President Lincoln. Daring all the vicissitudes of his administration down to and we are not sure bat Inclasire of the act of his assassination, we think it has been de monstrated that ho was oftener in greater danger from Ihe conspiracies of those who professed to be his political friends than he was from his arowed enemies. From the date of the extra session of Congress in the sum rner of 1861, down to the time of his death, whilst he was derotlng all his great energies r io the preserration of the nation, he was the object of a Tery great number of political plots of professed friends, designed to allure or drire him from the path of rigid constitu tional duty, and thereby break his popularity and power. This, just now, is a very instruc tive fact In the personnel of the Republican party which elected him there were Tery heteroge neous elements. There were in it a great number ofWhlgs'like himself and Secretary Saw aid; a great number of Buffalo platform free-sollers like Mr. Chasb; and a great num ber of abolitionists of all the degrees of. in tensity, from that of Wiluak Luitd (Um sox up to that of Hi-car Wakd BcariiKP. from those who had denounced the Const! lotion as "a wicked compact with the devil" np to those who were willing "to let it slide" in order to reach and crush the institution of alaTery. Under the exigencies of the im pending war, when Mr. Lincoln appealed to -the loyal men of all the political pirtlcs, without distinction, to come up to the res cue, thcte was added to his supporters a class of war Democrats like Secretary SrXx ton and General Dix. To make it agreeable to the last-named patriots, and to conform the political designation to the general Idea of "making the salvation of the country the cardinal measure of his administration as long as the rebellion lasted, the whole or ganization, by common consent, took the name of the Union party of the country, and committed itself in Congress and out of it everywhere to the preserration of the union of the Statu. To the everlasting credit of the masses which composed this new and highly patriotic organization, ihey became Inspired with the lofty sentiments entertained by President Lincoln and his Cabinet, and devoted their energies and their Tery souls to the work of preserving the Union by re- doclng.the rebellion arrayed against It But with the patriotic and able and con siderate publis men, who loved their country above everything else, there came into this new political family others of a nature so mv circumcised that they could not be con formed to any constitutional convention, po litical or any other rules. They were jeal ous, factious and fractious by the very neces sity of their natures. And, unfortunately for Mr, Lincoln and the country, some of them got into Congress, where, like antago nistic elements in one .crucible, they effer vesced and quarreled, first with themselves, and then with Tkx PauinaxT. The aboli tionists, who conceived themselves to have the special guardianship of the negro race, mastered all these unruly elements into their particular service, and undertook to prescribe rules of action for-Ta PaisisiiT, with which, unaer the ConsiAutlon and the dire .necessities of the country, he could not com ply. It has gone into history that a secret conspiracy against President Lincoln, Secre tary ScwAin and all the other members of his Cabinet who shared his views was the consequence. There are some of these politicians in high places to-day who cannot deny that they were, as early as 1862, leagued together in a conspiracy to undermine President Lincoln, to break up his Cabinet, to reverse his gen i' eral polky, and overslaugh his power. And It is n6w Tery clearly perceived by all right- u minded, clear-sighted men that if he bad ""yielded to those radicals In any one of these particulars they would have made such in road upon him as would have wrecked bis Administration. It is, the same class ot politicians in and out of Congress who appear to be banded against President Jounsqn and for substan tially the same causes. Like President Lin coln, he is committed to the doctrine of a preserved union of the States. Vot ulterior purposes which we have heretofore explained, they are at Uauo with him upon that vital point 'And because he will not forswear himself, go bsek on his own dial and that of the Rational Union, party, and Abandon, (the I Constitution, they have conspired to .em barrass his administration, and Co destroy his popularity with the people. But for the jaks'of his' country he can afford" 'to' bear it whlle, unjust as It is la them to peritcu te hlmfcrvthVcco9d ober tho?hof th. American pwpl JwyrrlgIit nr jefll- dent. JwhenthT smoke wtichjtlwjkdtcala in this Congress navajaiscd shall have cleared away and the rank and file of the great Union party scattered over this broad land shall come to see Josfwhat this great Issue is, Ihey wtll sustain him with a voice of greater volume and emphasis, if It be posal. ble, than that which prevailed at the time of his election. THE ritEanfcXTf MESSAGE. The communication of Tu PaxsinxxT to the two Houses yesterday was a most de cided and dignified rebuke to a most unusual and undignified species of legislation. He informs Congress, and through that body the country, that the Secretary of State has transmitted to the' authorities of the several States the amendment which passed Con gress, but asserts that the act waa purely ministerial, and in nowise commits tbo Ex-, ccutlve Department of Government to the legality or p llcy of the proposed alteration of the Constitution. We think the people will conclude with Tin PamiDiiT that ihe failure to submit so important a matter at, this time as an amend ment to the Constitution to Executive ap proval, to say the least is a rude and unjust ifiable procedure; and the passsge of a law to effect a Union consisting of thirty-six States eleven of which had neither voico or, vote In Its adoption is of doubted constitu tionality, and most questionable polios'. It is how for the'people of the country to ex press their opinion on this gravo subject 1 PKitaoNArX Ex-PsonsiovAL Govebxor Johnson, of Georgia, was y.it. rday nomtaatcd bj lb Prsaiilent to th. Boats to bo Mlal.Ur ReiM.nl to Bogota. Pen. Pencil, nutl Nclnftors. It is thought the confederation of tbo Brit lih rroTtoeci will bo eompltUd In Aifait ntxt. Mr. JkroloimsIx is la town. Ha claims to bt mmbr of tht prtif. II own. a etdtr mill la Nw Jtntj. An outrage for the police to arrest Aaron and Colljtr nbto tbt j could not b rtmoTtd from thtrtl wm addlaf ioialt to lajarj. TniMouiitiUe Conner records that two InterMttag jonng ladloi Wtrt drowod Io a wattr lonot. Thtlr bodlci wart roTrd aod iotirrtd. Tnr.RK are but thlrty-iliree places In Ala bma and Ilntutppl provided with poitmaittn dulj tppulntod aad iworn. Tnc Post Office Department ha begun alt gat nit Soitbtrn poitmatUra IndtbUd to tb OoTrDtnot Grv. Uosskac is a candidate for United Ftaiei Stoator from Kootaek, to iaecd Qtrrttt DlTtl. A max in Indiana got a divorce from Lis wlfa booaait iht want Ikattog afalnit hit wtihei Ho eoaelodod to lot hr tlldt. Oxk of the most desirable prizes to be rafllod for la tht Soldltr' aod Sallort Fair a pltDdid uoeklog bird, lit I a loriamtr," A billiard match for the championship of MauacboMtt wai plajtil bj Mtlir. Dinltt aod Wlltoarth. at Boitoa, oa Wotlaiiday tftolog Daold vii tht Tltor. Tiie wheat crop in Albemarle county, Va., hu ImproTJd boytnd tht moit itngutno xpaeta lloDi In thtlait month. Tbo tobacco, of witch a good crop li pttchtd, li doing wtll. Corn alio Tti7 good. Tjuk oat tropin this section bid.1 fair, at prttMBt. to bt a wrj largo on. Tbt joung com lookivlgoroua, aod U qojt promUtag for thli tarlj In tht leaton. Tht whoat crop will sot jlold tht totdtbat wai town AtixauJria Journal, It has transpired that Dr. Craven's ac count of JttT. Dafta In Tortrtu Blonrot was not writttn by tht Doctor at all, bat by that tutor prising ttohotalam, CoL. Tialplot, bttttr known a Prtvatt Milt OT.eUloT." ""Wirt, said a married man, looking for bl boot.jaek. afUr iht wu In bod, 'I havt placti wbort I ktepall tnj thing, andyoaoogbt to know It "To,'' ifcld bt, "I ought to know whort 70a keep joor latt hoar. A nVcKCT factory has been established in MarfreetWo, Toon. Tbo com pan propoi to torn oat from on hundred and Aft j to two hand rod baoktt ft day. Practical rceonitraetlon f thai gnlogon tbroagkoat tbt Booth by th formation of now lodutri. A THBim young man married a rosy young Irlih girl. t)uttt to tho horror of bit mother and .Uteri, but dofondtd blmtelf by tbt following logic If I marry an American girl I mnit hart in Irlih girl to take cart of her, and I eanoot afford to mpport both." A rKRAox who has recently visited the Sheoandoib Tatlay My It wonderful to Mttbt profusion of cattlt and poultry In thl denuded M valley, after tht devastation It la laid to have suf fered. Ef oepl tbt abience of fencti In some places, now and then ft fortification or a bu nt barn, no one would suppose an army had been In th valley. Oat or two years' tropa will replace alt tbt destruc tion that bu been made, aieept Ion of lift, Wc regret to learn the death, at Glasgow, Scotland, on tbt 29th of May, of Henry D, Kogen, Hegtos Professor of Geology and Natural lllatory In tbt University of Glasgow, aod brother of Pro. W B Bcgers, of Bo to p. lit waa born la Phila delphia In 1S09, early jderoted himself to science waa ucculTely professor In Dickinson College aod tkt University tf Peoneylvanlaj and was selected to maka lb geological survey of Pennsylvania, to which gigantic wort. b devoted many years of labor and thought TiTB'income returns lorthe Third Congres sional Dfitrut (a Massacbusctt show a large do creait frym those of jut year,. On of tbt shot manufacturer of Now bury port, who, returned lest year an lotomt of $18,000, now lgurs up a lou of an oijual amount, with eighty thousand pair of hot on han 1, Tbt largest Income In, (bo dlatriat I that of Mr. MuJgS, or Hwampioolt, $80,000, which la S0,00 iUh tba It wa It 188$ Caleb Coeblag retsrni $20,000, and Congrcssmaa Alley' tw.eoo. Madavr Jclik db Marguiritt.s, lately de ceased In Philadelphia, made considerable reputa tton by her contributions to light literature, and to widely circulated, periodicals. JSht was once pos aessedof considerable wealth, but we believe bad In latt year become aomewbat reduced in clreom 1 lancet. Her romantfo Intimacy with tht gifted, erratic and unfortunst "Gai light Foster, at one time furnished a prolific theme for Bohemian gossip. A brilliant, strong willed and Impotioai woman, qtlta regardless of tht restraint of aocUty, sbt in her day oxtrUd very cooildtrabl Influence upon the elate of which Lola Montet, Clara Wort ley, aad others of that school, wert ooaipleuoai salmben. Disposal ot Public Iaii. At Ue St. Cloud, Minnesota, land offlct, 21,818 acr Ukeniapln May last, for t actual ct.t1emot under1 th homestead law. beldt bleb(pb, aii wtr (oad amounting to IJ,im, f?K.101 ral Uni Ofllo bu JuHabmlttd for tb approval of the, Secretary of (he .Interior, a Hat tmbraelog 0,168 acre PirJi 9 tbt StaU of Iowa a wamp land voder tbo grant b act 0; Ceogrtri approved Beptembir 29ta, 1991. OT NATIONAL REPPBLtCAN, SATURDAY MORNING, "JUNE 23. 1800. TirE DEPARTMUKTS. t tomcut., DEPAIlTHEnT OP STATE. 1 ,2traatav or Stat a, I Wi.iHroros, Jaiols,lies. 1 Information baa been received at this De partment from .Mr. Oxoaai a Fiinin, the Consul of the United States at Kanaeawa. Japan, of the death,' on the 26lh 'of March' last at Kanagawa, of T. J. Ilvxni, a natu ralised American citiitn, formerly a resident of the State of California, aged about 39 years. Poat Offle Department, post orricss bstabmibbd. Oreen Spring Fnrne. Washington eonntj, Md Herrltl S. llalnaa. noitmaaUr. oa tbo roalo from Cl.sr Spring to Cherry Ran Depot. uaeeftrn.ia loarwionio, voo.ierneia oounir, V-, Benjamin t Undiey. noatmasUr. Auton. Prostoa eoantr. V7. Vs., Martin L. Ebaf.r, postmaster. arroiavNBSTi. Mrs. rtartUt S. Cock.. no.tmlttrOM, Sovar Mills, Ooocbtand eounlT, vleo E. B Cotko, railgnod. Corn.llna at- QoaleT. noatmaater. Minaora. Cat- boon oonntj, Wj Vs., Tie Barns Knott., re sign1. Tbo olio at Arlington, Aleiaalrta eonntv,, li dbeonlUued. A now offloo ll alto aiUlUil.il at WlLt.rlill!., Ogl.tborp eoantr, ,0s., ana John Wlntar ap pointed pollmastT.. Important t. Armjr d H.T1- Poaalonara. Jadg Barro t, Commla.lonor of th r.n.loa B.reaa, jolUrday toned la pamphlet form fait In trnollona to to obMrvad la applying for army and navj pensions nnd.r tto aopplomantarr paniloa aslapprovad Jan ,et'18e, toeroeslng tbo ratal (t.r tbo. grantd to th. aat of Jalj 14, IBM, In certain oasaa. All ptnalooarl Intomtod can obtain a eopr of tbol inatraellonl b addressing th Commission. i nelpta from Ca.toms. The reeelpU from ea.tftms at the foar principal porta of Ihe United Slit., for the week ending th loth leit wen as follows i How York, $J,0T1,. 874 oS; Bo.ton, 1:70.377.33; Philadelphia, IBS, 474 11; Baltimore, t44 2&1.27. Message from tho President. TiiKpnoroiED amkndmkmt to tub CONSTITUTION. Tstrday th President tent Into Congress tho following meesege aad ftooompaaylng papers In re UUen to the reconstruction amendment to tbt Con stitution: Tii Ik Sttutti and JTovM 0 Jt'prnmtattttlt I submit to Congre a rporvf lb Secretary of State, to wbam wm referred tht oeoourrent retolu. tlon of the 18th Instant, respecting a submission to tbt Lfgislsturti of tb States of an additional article to the Constitution of lb United State.. It will bo icon from thla report that the Secretary ofBtatthad, on thalfith Instant, transmitted to tbt Govtrnore of tht eeveral Statte cart I Bed coplei of the Joint resolution, passed on the ISth lnstaot, proposing an amendment to th Constitntlon. Even In ordinary tlmei, any question or emend ing tbo Conatltution mast bt Jostly regarded aa of paramount Importance. This Importance U,iat the prteent time, enhanced by tht fact that tht Joint resolution was not aubmlttad by tht two Houses for tht approval of tht Prttldent, and that of tht tblrty-alx Btataa, which commute tne union, eleven are excluded from representation In either llonse of Congress, although with tht single excep tion of Texai, they bavt been entirely restored to all their functions as Stale., la conformity with the organic law of tbt land, and hart appeared at tht .National Capital by Senators: aod He prete ntaljvw, who bare applied for, and have bssn refused ad mission to the vacant seat. Nor have Ihe sovereign people of the nation been afforded an opportunity of expressing their vlewi upon the important question which tht amendment Involves. Qravt doubta therefor may naturally and Justly aria ft to whether the action of Cou grots Is In harmotry with tht sentiments of th poo- pla, aad whether Btato IgIi.aUres, olectta witn oat reference to snob an lame, should be called upon by Congress to decide respecting1 the ratifica tion of the proposed amendment. Waiving th question a to the constitutional validity of tht procetdlngi of1 Congrtse upon the Joint resolution proposing the amendment, or ai to the merit of tb ftrtW which It sobmlt through tbt Execatlvt Department to' th legislature of tb States, I dsem It proper to observe that tb stepi taxen by th Secretary of State, as detailed tn the accompanying report, art to be considered ai purely ministerial, and in no ions whatever committing tbt Executive to an approval or a re commendation of tbt amendment to the Stale Legislatures, or to tbt people. On the contrary,' proper appraelatlon of the letterVad spirit of the Constitution, a well a of tbt iaUrtsti of national order, harmony, and union, aad a due deference fer an enlightened public Judgment, may at thla Urn well suggest a doubt whether any amendment to tbo Constitntlon ought to bt proposed by Congress and pressed upon tht Legislature of the several States for Baal decision until after the admtsilon of sueh loyal Senator and Representatives of the now unrepresented States ai have oeen or mey hereafter bt thosea in eoorormUy with tho Consti tution and lawi of the United State. Axoaav JoniiOaT. WAsnixavov, D C. Jan 22, 1688. T tU PruldttU: Tht Secretary of State, to whom was referred the tone en-eat resolution of tht two House of Congress orthc 18th Instant, In the following words t That the President of tbo United States bo requested (0 transmit forthwith to the Exscatlree of the several Slat of lb United States ooplei of tb article of amendment proposed by Congress to the Stat Legislature to amend the Constitntlon of tbt United States, pasted Jane 13, 1885, respecting1 Itltenshlp,Jhe basis of representation, dltqueUfi cation for office, and validity of tbo public debt of tbo United Bute I, etc to the end that -b "U State may proceed to act open the said article of amendment, aad that, httqoest the Extcutlvt of each StaU that may ratify laid amendment, to transmit to th Secretary of State ft terrified ,op of each ratification' bee the honor to submit the following report, namely 9 That on tbt Hth laitaat tht lion. Ames Cobb, of the Committee of the House of He pre lent at I res on Enrolled Bills, brought t thla Department and deposited therein an en rolled resolution of the two llou-el or Coogrtsi, wbleh we thereupon received by the Secretary of State and deposited among the rolls of tht Depart meut, a cop' of which Is hereunto anneied. There upon the Secretary of State, out on the lfith Inst. In conformity with the proceeding which wa adopted by him In 1885 a rgrd to tb then proposed and afterwards adopted eoogresslooat amendment of the Constitution of the United States conosrnldg the prohibition of sjavery, transmitted certified copies of th an us ied resolution fo the lorsrno's of Joe several State, together with a certificate and, f ircolar letter, A oopy of both these ommu. olosUone I hsreanto annextd. Res peetf ally eat) milled, 1 WillumH BswAkD. Dspabthbit or STAT, Jane 30, 1808. OiaCULA. Dsrairaiiiror ivevi, Joee IS, ties To Hit SxotlUntjf t7eefrnor o(ai Wait uf Si a I have the honor to transmit an attested oopy of resolution of, Ooagreii, proposing to tie Legislature of tbt several State a fourteenth artl cU to the ConsUtatloa or th United Static. Tat decision of the several Legislature upon tie sub Ject art require by law te be communicated o this Department. An acknowledgment of the re ceipt of this eommaolcatlba I requested by Yourl-'xoellcney'i most obedient servant, Willi Am II. SitVaed. Tiit eeoompanjiflf Pper ti 'tht oertlficete of a true copy of tho eooourreat resolut.loit promoting aa amendment io th Contt'tntloo. TitKRK fait man in New York with no legs wklcg for elms. So J CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS. xxxixtii cunanii-niisT bbbior Fmbir, Jem 12, 1868. v x BKSATB, l(r. SdmsBtli, from tb mtjotity of tbt Commit. U mi Oommtrc, ttporttd mmtmIj oa tht bill t fromot Ut eoaiiraatJon of Hot of nUroadbv Iwmi fVuhtortoa W)d Ut North w tit for HAtUToil jmtpoi i. lb kroB(t thit CttMi hi no on itUailookt powtr to baM tht bill. lit. Edmandi itldt Ai oi of tbt m'norltj of tbo eommlttM, ho dlftrtal ontlrol wttb tht mtl-t-Ity, u4.iDtUnUtBd thtt CoDfrtu hd ft porltct ntbl W pau tut Dili id aatmon. Mr. Edmandt, front th hm tommUUtroporttd tdttrittv on, tbt bill to aotWIi, .Weoni tract. oo oi ft rmuroaa rrom nuionrr. rtnDjiTn Cl-T-Und, Ohio, oa th jro-md of txpodltoe, lroad from Plttibnrr. Ptontjlrtmlo, to Mr ChaVBilIp. fron the lama commute, reported tho bill to amend tbo act authorising tbo aale of marine botptlal aod revenue cutter, which wai pautd. Mr. Sherman, from U Commit tee on Agricul ture, reported a resolution tw print 10.000 copies of tho report of the Commissioner of Agriculture. Un motion of Mr Htuderaon, tbo bill granting land to tb Stat of Kem.es to aid In th construe tloa or th Kantai and Neosho Y11y railroad wai taken up aod laid aside. On motion or Mr. ltamsay, tbo bill ejtaUlihJng certain poat routes waa taken up and puced, The till laid aside was then amended and pamd. Mr. Wade Introduced ft bill to Incorporate the Wesblngtoa Land and Building Company! which we referred to the Committer on the District of Colombia. The Incorporators named are John M. BroadheadeN P. Chlpmao, WlllUm Orm, Stephen Flanagan, Moiea Kelly, Samuel P. Brown, James M. Flanajcao, YYm W. Herd Inc. William H. Allan, Henry Flmens. Tbeuea,M. Plowman, Joeeph P. Brown. B. B. French, Cbarle D Oil more, W. W. Denenhower. Wm. D. Show, 'end D O. Forney, The capital stock shall not exceed half a million dollars In share of fifty dollars etch. It aball have five directors, the fint chosen belts; Stephen Flan agan, Motes Kelly, Wm Orm, W. W. Herding, end Joseph F. Brown., They shall have full power to purchase, leao or U land and erect dwelling boures tod other bo lid Inge and aid aod oneourac mechanics aod cUltens of Washington In procuring homes upon the most advantageous and economical terms. Nothing In thla act shall prevent tbt rnnU log of similar privileges by Congress, or altering or amendiBf thla aeL Mr Trumbulllntrodoeed a bill to eolarge the public grounds surrounding tho Capitol. It provides Tor the extension of the, grounds be. twven First street cast aad First wests, northwardly to B itrcet north, and southwardly to B street outn, loeioaing int square designated oy ctos 687 and 888. Tb second section make it th duty of the Fee retarr of tbt Interior to porcbaee such lamLof the owner attach earn can be agreed upon, not exceedtcg the actual cash value, and not exceed loir, tht appraisal of the commlssloa of nine upon eueh axteaiton on January 21, 1881 1 provided that eueb owners aball make to tbt United States good titles to the property Becticn third provides, In case of dlssgrment a to price, met toe supreme uoun or ino .uisirio. aball make an equitable appraisal of the value. Section fourth veete titles In tht Uotted States alter tavmont of aeh 'court acnralial. or If owner neglect after fifteen days from the first appraisal la demand casa proceeds 01 tot secretary ei lue Interior. Section fifth an thorites the Court to direct th (Imi and manner In which DOtsesslon of th Dron- er(y coodemned, ball bo taken or delivered, and. may, If necessary, enforce any order or lisu any protest lor guiog poeseeeion. ids cdiu vi tarn id Solry aad asscnmtnt shall be paid by the United tales, end other, o6tti which may arise maybe charged as tbo Court aball direct. Section alxth proridec that no delay In making arsetscjcnt shall bt occasioned by any doabt as to ownership. Section seventh require! tho removal of the Washington and Georgetown Kallroadfrom A te D street north, aad from tbeCtpltol grounds, and u tborlsss a track en B street to First street eat, and thence to the Avenue, on First street. It also re quire the removal of the Metropolitan track from A Street The eighth notion appropriate $50,000 for gndlog, filling, and for removing building. The tax bill wa then taken 'up, and considered by section. The following amendment of th Finance Com mittee were agreed to t That section six of tho act of March 3, 1885, en titled "An act (0 amend an act entitled An act to provide Interns! revenue to tupport the Qovern. ment, to pay Interest on the public debt, and for ether purposes,' approved June 30, 1864, be amend ed by striking out all after tb enacting elan, aod Inserting In l.eu tbere.f tbt following; "That every ..tUnel kanklog association, State bank, or State banking usaoetauon snail pay a tax or ion per centum on tho s mount of notes of any person, State bank, or State banking association osed for drool tlon and paid out by them after July 1867 nd tl s shall be prescribed by the Commissioner of In ternal Revenue That tetlon fourteen Of tht cam ftt shall be amended by striking out' all affertbe enacting elsvnie and Iniarilor in lieu thereof tho followlor "That the cspltal cf any State bank or banking association which bat teased, or shall cease, to ex ist, or which has been, or shall be,, converted loto a natlonrl bsnk for all tbt purposes of the act to which this It an amendment, shall be assessed to be the capital as It existed Immediately before such bank csed to exist, or was converted a eforetald and woeneier tne outttanaing circulation vt any bank, association, corporation, company, or perton aball be reduced to an amount not exceeding five per centum of the chartered or declared capiia. ex Itting at the time tht stmt wa Issued, si Id clrou- lalloo shall bt free from texatlon, and whenever any bank which baa ceased to Issue notte for circulation ahall depot It In th Treasury or tho United Statu, In lawiui money, ine amount 01 us ouinauuiDs; oir lalloo to be redcimed at par, under aueu regula tions aa tho Secretary of tho Treasury ahall pre scribe, It shall be exempt from any tax upon sueh clreuUtloof and whenever any Stale bank or bank. log association nas oeen eonvenea in.o a ueuooei banking association, and such national banking as aociatlonbas at turned the liabUUIetof eh State bank or baaklog association. Including the redemp tion of iti bills, or by any agreement or un derstanding whatever with the representative of such State bank or banking association shall ute the bill of such State bank or banking usoolatlon, uch national banking aeeoelatlea shall be bold to make the required return'and payment to the olr eolation outstanding, eo long at socb circulation aball exceed five per centum, of the capital before uch convention of such State bank thanking es aocfatlon. That the act or March 10, 1866, relat ing to th Internal revenue be emended by itflklng out sections .three, four and fire of aald act and In. ertlng In Ilea thereof th Xullovlog. That it abetL be the duty of all persons required to make returns orlitti of Income and artldee or objects charged with an Internal tax to declare In such re'urnt or lists wbstber the several rftos ftnd amounts thtrel contained are stated according to their valuta In Ural tender terrene or aeeordioc to their taloel In coined moneyi and In oasetrf n elect or refute 0 IO declare IO WW vlliaoiiun vi u inj.au aesaor receiving suoh return or )UU, such asslitant assessor Is hereby required to mtk returns or lists for sueh person so neglecting or renting, as In casas of persona neglecting 0? refusing to make the returoa or lists required by th acts aforesaid, and to avicss th Muty thereon aad to dd thereto the amount of penalty Imposed by law o case of sueh nsgltet or refusal And whenever the rates and amounts oontalned In Jfa return or list as afore al J shall be stated Io coined njonev, It shall be tht duty of taoh assessor rtceUlng the same to reduce such rates aod amount to their equivalent In legal tender currency, according to the value of such coined money 1 said currency for tbo time covered by said returns. And th Us is required by law to b furnished to eolleotor by auessvrS shall Jo all eatoi contain the oeverel amounteof taxes assessed, .tt.a.-J a valnafl It 1btbI I fuiAar urpiisv nnlv filiuai,. v ",4'S; -rf -V Aa amendment of tb49mmltte excepting from the free list Irea bridgei and outings j for Iron bridges was not concurred In. Amendments adding .he fallowing artietes to tho free Hit wer agreed to. passUt of pofathj retorte aod tiles made of elayi bronomUritadtft rubber) springs used exclusively fur railroad ear) Iron, drain end sewer plp cordage, ropea and cable mad of vegetable flbrej weal, peatj nrlntlog paper or all descriptions, tarred paper for roofing and oiher parpoaas, A.h plat saltpetre, rsI4oum and JrwIoeU of -mineral, vegtUble eraomal eubatances rawn from still aftr dlstlllatlont afei, looms, spinning tueeMncia pomps, steim engines, hot air cad hot water furnaces, "log machines, upon which a tax I paid on the .article c(,whlh th oactlng I a part, 'flower of sulphur and salphur nowirj painti, 011 aqji spioe-f wine m.PP-, iurranta r.f allhatv Yrilt taf And rbllhard.- fl,'t OUrrant'i r OlDfr irOlti ruuwaru,- ,7. Aq amendment was adopted prc-,Id'Dfi( tht dav of iht month ten ner ceetaox shall bt 4adddr wber taxes due montniy are no paia or mi t- 1 and If tha Ux aad addltjoaal Ajnoueler npt yaid m tea-oayt ne e"foora-V M raodmnt tea adopted, provldlpg ibt,t any perton carrying oa the bualasMOi dUMHeror rsoUler, without baring paid AUnepaclei U Re quired, shall be Habit to a fiat or double the tax impoied, to IvprUoout ot not ixottdloA; two ytfirs. and all liquor and material! hotaogtaj to kin b forfeited for the use or the United btatto. n amendment era adopted requiring all persons engaged In of Intending to engage In dlitllMog or rectifying to giro netlee la1 Writing1 to ,thc fteseccor oftbdlitritl,tatlBf the, name of the firm, the place of business, and, In ease of a'dlstUUr, shall also state the kind of stills, boilers, 1 to U used aod location. within iiiUli,lI rtlatlnfc ttf distilled spirits, tht collector to accept or reject tbt bond, acooraiog to bis ancriion, Tho follow In amendment waa agreed to: That any artUla mnMfaetuivd U a bonded ware l..u aHaiTilUhaad Bnilap the 168th aeetlnn of the Internal revenue act of Juno SO, 1884, aod located la any Of the Atlantic" Butts, may bo remoted therefrom for transportation to a en item bonded warehouse at any point on the Pacific coast of the United States, for the purpose only of being lex ported therefrom under inch rules and regulations, and upon the execution of sueh bonds or other e ourity as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre scribe. Th following amendment was gTsed to: Aad upon. spirit removed under bocrf for the purpose of being re-dituuea orreeiinea, or onang or package as aforesaid, and upon which aa alUwance hall have been made, a herela provided, tbt duty upon inch allowance eball be paid, together with tht duties Imposed by law on such spirit, In., esse such spirits shall be withdrawn for consumption or tale, or for transportation without being exported. An amendment wa aacpiea proviagtaas any rson branding any package containing spirits, sowlnc tne taxee tnereon nave boi neeu paiu, eball forfeit suoh spirits, and will -be Imprleoped oot more than two years, at the dlsereUoa of tho Court j An amendment Was adopted fcrovidlog that any person brtblig or onertng 10 ortoe any omoer or ine Qovernment with Intent to oemmlt fraud on the rtvtnut, such person, upon eonvlttUn, ahall be fined not exceedlog three time th amount offered aod imprisoned apt more than three years, any officer accepting- such bribe to receive th earn pa ottoman t, and 10 no icrover aiiquauuea w noio, any office under the United States. The President pf laid before tht Senate a copy of a dlspateh rrom tht United State 3k-li,ter to France, Mr, Blngelow, relative to the depejtnra of foretfio troops for Mexico. Ordered to bo printed, and, re (erred to the Commlttet on Foreign Rela tion. Aiso, ft menage from the President, communica ting tb Intelligence that tbo Secretary of State baa officially forwarded to. tbt Governors of tht States tbt constitutions! amendment lately pawed by Congrtse. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed Mr. Hendricks sild that he had been requited by the Senator from Maryland Mr. Johnson I to present the minority report of the Joint committee on reconstruction, the report not, being 00m pie fed when that Senator left. He (Mr. Xlndriks)would ask for th printing of the -usual number of copies. XIV Tramttnll said It was eomethlox unuaual for a Senator who wa not a member of a oomml tee to firercnt a report on bebeu or tnat emmiuee. 11 s also without precedent to aobmtt a minority re Bon two weeks after the majority report had been ubmitted. lie objected to relTlog,any report after auoh a lpe or time aiitne majority report had iti-Ieted two week elftee. Mr Ilcndrickl aald If it waa Intended that tb country should, have the benefit of the Views of all tbo commit C, it was proper iu- .e report ei ibi minority should he received and placed oa the files if thai ftallfttaa- jl nelly tht report vii laid over, aod the Senate then adjourned. .im. UUUblGUJr uuruueaiauiu, Th flrwasakar ftraeenled ft mCSHSC from the Prflt dent of.the United State, transmitting the copy of the dispatch of Jane 4, addressed to tht Secretary of State by the United Stales Minister at Parti, in refereneo to tho employment of European troop in MeslCO. Helen ea 10 toe vomouueo on foreign Affairs. Ain mature from the President la reference to the joint resolution proposing en amendment to the Conatltution, staling that It had been oommnnl cated by the Secretary of State to the Governors of various State on tho 18th Jooej but that that we a ministerial act, and not to be oonsldred as In volving th ftssentof tbo Executive to the proposed amendment, Mr Wition. of Iowa moved the reference of the message to the Judiciary Committee) bat at the suggestion of Mr. Banks, of Massachusetts, and other, be amended the motion, and moved lit reference to the reconstruction committee) wnicn W A motion of Mr. Flock, of Ohio, to print 60,000 extra copies was referred the Committee 00 Print On motion of Mr Dcfrees,. the Committee jon Road hod Canal wa discharged from lb further consideration of tbt bill to provide for tb Improve ment of the waion ,road Trora Niobrara to Virginia city: end the bill wae laid en the tabic, Mr, Scbenck, or Ohio, rrom the Committee oa Military Affairs, reported a substitute for bo Senate bill inaktog rarthar provision for the eiteb; lishment or aa armory and arte oat of construction deposit and repair oa Rock Island, Illinois, and made a statement explanatory pf tbeobjects of tht MIL It was read th-ee turns and passed. It authorises th Secretary of War to ehtnge and fix the location of the railroad noros Rook Island, and of the bridge at Rock Island, across tho Mis sissippi, nd makes the following appropriations To liquidate claim, for property on Bcnhtm, Wilton aod Winnebego Islands, and for property on Rock Island, taken for military porpoiet, $191600, To secure water power at tb bead of RocV'lel and, $100,000. To preot atornouMi ana 10 eiwoiun pohmu-iiiio tlon with Davenport, At $100,000. Mr. Darling, of N. Y gav ftotlce lht he would to morrow, after the morning honr, announce fhe death of ble eolleague, Mr. James Humphrey. 1 be Speaker stated tbat, by order of the llouse, the committees would te called to-morrow for re ports of a pabllo nature The Uoui proceeded to the consideration of Re ports of eommUleeo or a private nature, Dills were reported from th Commlttet on In valid Pensions, ae follows Giving tn Increase of pension to Mrs. Mercy K. Scattergood. Paeifd, Senate bill granting a pension to Mrs, Harriet B. Crocker. Peered. For the relief of James L Pcrham. Passed. For tbt benefit of Jcbo, W, Jones, lTth phto infantry Pesied. For th benefit of Terrtnoe Kelley. Laid on be table. Senate bill to substitute the name of Etmlra M. Berry for EUi,btlh Berry oa tb pension list, ,as the widow of Major flea. Hiram G. Berry Passed. Senate bill grant log a pension to Mrs. Catherine T Vflntlow. Pasted, Granting a ptnttoa to Mrs. Imogeno Backlog- Granting a peatio'n to Charlqlt E. Reed, of Fall! Churob, Virginia, whose husband was captured and shot by Mossy gang. Pasttd. For th relUf ol Lieutenant Colonel Frsnk Lynch. Pasted. i T For the relief of Mriv J roth a Winter, widow of a late surgeon Tth Iowa volunteers. Fateed, $enat bill to extend tbe benefits of the pension Hvi to ertjfier, Lld oV Ubl tb subject be, In rAllaiil for tn the raooral laws. Senate bill granting ptDiloa-to Mrs iiaarlttA took, rcssea wun an emeoanen.. Senate bill tut the ftt of Jane Ilarrls. Paistd. Senate bill granting pensloa to CsDjemln Frank lln. Passed. Senate bill granting pension to Jaao D. Brent, Passed. u Senate bill for tbt relief o( Cornelius,' Croley. Passed, with an amendment, Senate bill for. tbe relief cf A.J.Gray, asiad with an amendment. Senate bill granting pensloa to MrsRchecca Irwin, Passd For the benefit of Ire, U. Curtis. Pased, For the relief of Joel Farley. Passed, ftratnLln- nenilon to Rareeant Georao W. Both. 00th New York volunteers; from August, 1603. to March, 1665. Passed. Mr. Pcrham, or Maine, rrom the Committee oa Invalid Pensions, reported back, adversely, House bill granting pension to soldiers of th war of 1812 with Great Britain. Mr Miller, or Pennsylvania, moved to recommit to the committee with Instructions to report a bill, and addressed Ihe House In lUDport of bit motion, The morn In jr hour harlog expired, the hill went overtlll next Friday. The noose resolved Itsetf Into Committee of tbt Wbolt on thtitatt or tbt Union, (Mr, Randall, of, Psonsy Irani, In the chair,) and proceeded to tbe consideration f tbt JodUn appropriation bil, Ttye committee havtnir progrsssed lotbetndof thoplU- Mr. Kasaon, 'of Iowa, from tb Committee on Appropriation, reported an amendment -'t rentier lioif tbt eoatrol of tbe Indlaqi from tbe IntsrJe to tbe War.Department, supredlng Iadlao, tuptrla tendent and agents aad rqulrlaa; lb do lias of ttjott office to b dltcharged oy offlocri of the army assigned talhem. j Mr. Wlndom, of Mlpoetota, mid the po,fnt of order tbat tbt amendment wuatl lo order, being tadependeat legtslctlon, The Chairmen iwtslned tt polot'tjf ordtr, and MriKwiofl aeial4 to jhjjorrjta,! of the dev eiiioiu t a i J The committee rose aad th bill era reported lo tb Uouh aad passed. Mr, Wood bridie, f Ysnoost, from thl jBdlelsry .Lib Commute, reported, hack r Senate bill to provide for the revision and MnsoUdatlea of tbo atatatea of the Untted SuteeJVRea three time aod pasted. Mr. Doenellv. of MHnoeiitJs Introduced a joint resolution ik enable dtseharged soldiers to change their homes e4 elections In oevtalf) esses. Read twice and referred t theCommlttee oa Pabllo auaaaauB. Avyvtsiasw. HI'COIAaj NO'lIOiilM. atT-PeaelosaavCeplot tbo npblleam tcalatalag Ueiet sipplemeiUsU tkeWeveral act relaUag te peistoas,' approved Jaa 8, sea b obtalaed at tbla eflee Friee, t ooato per eipy. IT alIoth end FrekletLevdlto afflicted with sOleeclerattcBe ta the rate; celled stolh pat' freeklee, cheald iuv Pe,ny Celebrated Moth aid Freekle LoUea. .lUUfeUlkliv Prenredby Dr. B C, PHET,Derttitoloi1.UOBrtetlreKtwTrxj Sold by aUdraiilatc lnWaeklagtoa aid eleewher. Priee fii nrir-ttk-sm jn-AwatinenalsPereoat deetrioK the er Y1e of ft COPTlkT or AMAllUtafSI, cat be aeeomsee dated by a UJy who wrttee a' aeat aad plait heed, by eppljlir at Vo 1S Blxlh street weet.belfteea K aad H etreeU crib. t r ap0-tf JstafMao-tlftKO etevd Celtbaeyi sutiBeeayt t War cleg aadJaetnetlot fer Toaef Men. Alec, Die eaeee aad Abesee which proetrale tho vital power, with sere metis of relief. Seat free of charge la steled letter earelcpee. AllreeeDr.J tKlLLtX UOCOHTOol, floward Aeeoelatlca.Phllafelehla. Pa. a1T-Sm '4sVrBreeIIsweidliej Arm The Xtortl for UeBxanlaattoa'pBreeek-Loadtef Aneeof walhflea--eralHaaecek le"preldat,la new la eeulca'at fit Wlader't BeUdleg. .1 Ansa will be received laity, between the heirs of 11 a. and t p. m. uatll further aettee. a laveatoreare recceeted Io tebaaU their tmeJa pet. eea or by sgeat to the recorder of Ue board; W. OWIKS, Capt. 6th TJ. Cav Brev, Lieut. Cot V. t. A., mhlMf Beeord.r. UadtamMontitalleleJTe VaJnable Remedy for that Dleease: alee, aCoatiaapUoa Dettroy er,aa4 aa litlre Care re the Breachltlc, Aathaaa, Ae. 1 eaa hefoeod at Stott'e Drug ltre,eppeeiie Vatieial BUIvOUneaXeerjUtrepeUtaa BcUl;Perd'a, cor ner of Ilevealh end Peeafeylvealaaveauei XaltrUle'e, corner of Twelfth aad Peaiavtveela aveutej KlHotta, eerier of jT had Twelfth etreeta Uarhaaf Va, eerier el geveeth aed 0. Jall-tf 49"WotBderfat bnt.Truol Mftdame Hem. IiuroS, the worlereeowaed ltro,oltt aad lomaam balUtleCialrveyait, while la a elalrveyaat atate.de- naeaiee lie very leeiarec 01 me persca yon are 10 marry, aid hyhe aid o aa lietrmmeit cf lateae power, kaewa at the Paychometfope, f uraatet to pre 4 nee a perfect sad life like plctire of thefature hat heal or wife cf the aopIleaaL with date cf merrUie. oecocatlca, Itailag trallVef eharaetei1, Act Thte le no I m pot 1 tloa, a tetUnoatele w)tsoef aunber ea assert By etatlig plaee of blrthcge, dltpotltloa, to lor tt eye aid hair, aad eieleelas fifty eeita, aad atamped''eave lope addreeeed to youreelf, yen will receive the picture by ret ai a mall, together wilt deelred lefortnetJea. Addreee la eoildeaee, kliDAua OsaTtCDi BaatiStToe, P O Bos S87. West Trey. T.U eelf-dwly AIiniNDLKOOWOAMKIN MY IN. cloture a few ilars efece TbCowatr of "Id cow u teerehy aetlfied to cell at my reildeiee, Oeortefowa, prove rroperty, fay charges, aal take lbeiasway, JeU-3t 0, ADAMS. I?OU 8AXK A LOT ON P STBEOT toath, sear elly ra1Irod, f oatlig nearly 36 feci. ruaeiig dick lean" looieiiey. rnte xx eeiia per foot. AddreeeT. B ,at this cflee. i IOU SALE THE FUItNITUItC 1$ A brlvate fcaeee ei Q eireet euth, a few1 Score from Ue city vallroad'' The hooee etiialae eight ruome, rosMHlea ef raralture atd hoaee given Immediately, ASJeeoeB. T.atlfcleetaee, r. r GOOD ilOARUINU AND ROOMS, AT Super noitle, at S7S Feiaerlvaota aveeee.be tweeefeer aad-a-balf aadgU,ke'rfU.'T Jell la PROPOSALS Fftlt WOOD AND COAU PoeT Orncs PxraavMivT, iaae o, ISM, J .Sealed Propoeals will be received al this Depart neat for tbe delivery aid eierete of 400 toia of beet aealliy Wille Ash AithraelteCoal, firaaeeelte, (ISftlba ICthelCl), SO toie bett quality Bed Aeb. Of stse, (1,1) Ibe te the tea T To be dellveNd between September 1, 1800, aad Jan uary 1, 1M7 Alio for lOOeordebetteualtty Beaeoaed Oak Weed. SO eorSe beM Bauere' Mae Weed The Wood tobeellverlaleuetrtlu aal la auah eeaetlilea ae may be reqilred. Ride wilt be received at thla efflec aillUcly 10 1100 Ihe Deper4meetre.ervee the rltfht to reject all er eey pert ef tbe blSe. Mebtas wlltjeetfiildered unaiannpasled, by eatle factory evidence of ability U fill tee euiireet i- B OLWSTID, Jet3.dlJ;10, TV n PsjetOSJce Bu ldlar. TJeT A. B u j; N a tf O N XMBEOjiiiT btaupiso coMriirr. 823 r Btreet, between Tenth aad Iteveatk Btreete, a i feUIDIST SI1H10IR...............MBB. KOROAM. at' r COPPER STAUrt, r Wew bed Choice fit j lee, FOB TOKBS, DBESSU, COLLARS J CDrrS.CLOAKS, CUSUIONB, gMuKlRQ CAI8? AMSLIP rKEfl. (IMCLUDIHO UASUX10 kMBLILUS WNOK1.AT VABI1TT. COATES' AMD OTHER COTTOKS' ULES, (eewteg aad Bn.bro.derr,) AtOUAlR, BRAIDS, Ladlee are retpectfully taHed te eatl aadexamlae speptmeas, and pultte atleatloa, w briber ibey Uete order or awC mar vm rf. i rvctjiTioi ie It ta eepeelailr hoped tbat the who eav bee dla appolatedla bbtalalir article el tew here to suit then ppoiaiaaia ooiaiiiif a rill favor ue with atavll nil Mian PUBLIC LAND BALES IN WISUON. SIN. STK078IS OT THE PKEMDEYTI PROCLAMATION Ha T10. DATKD Jtlfitll 14. lSSS. It orders pubtl salee ta Ike fitr.tr of W1SOOBSIN aa iUUZimi Offlee at tffatOSiE, on ike lTlb day ef KPTEHUKB next, tha veeerved tettloaa 1a tklrlv-elx Tewethlpa aad parte of Towjuhlpe, la tbe.coaetltt of savaiiw, awttu. 1 1 all uainu vu.sig vlt Ue Laid Odse at LA CKOSSI, ta tbe 31th it J of p.riMDAA aeTeeB, parie 01 towaiBipe. io eouitlea at above f-T f Atlhe U.tOaeeat FALLX.8T. CROIX, ea the 1st day of OCTOBER next, tbe reserved eocUoae inf.rty four Tofaahipe aid parte of Towaablpt, la tbe eountlea ef Doaa, Pieree, aad SL Cj-oIju Al tbe Land Ute al TsLL9,UT. CKOIX.od tielfil dey efOCTODI .neat, u parU of Towaablpt, a tbe toeitlee ef Pepti and Pieree At Ibe Lead un.ee at EAU CLIItt X, oa th lal day of OcrOBSUnext, tbe r eerved eeoileia la ten pettt of Towaablpt, la the coaatlee pf Clarke, Chippewa, Eea Claire, aia Doaa Al.&e LaidOHeeatfiTETEMS POIilT, et the Z9tb day of OClUBERaexi, oue baidred aadUuTewatbtp aad parte ef Tewaablpe, la the oouallee ef kf arahoa and Oeoito. AllhoLaid Offlee at MEVUIU, en the elk day cf OCTOBEti nesri elxty-evea Tewaablpe aad putt ot Towaebtpe, lu taeeoualyef Oeoaie. Ceatalatif evevfive and a-auarttf 'aalllloet of aerea ef public laeda. J. at. XBUUHDB, Cenmlaeloeeref tbe Oeaerat Land Offlee. OiaiisLLAinOrtics, Jaeel, ISts. Neva. Uader he reiulatleaeef tbo Departmeat, aa hereuirere aid aow eaUUai, at payatent caa be made for adrertUiat; proclanatleia exeept teeueh peblUbere t ai-e tpteialt g auikoriimt la uublUhbytho Commit wfoaev of tbe Oeieral Lead Offlte. M Jextwl3t w MPOUTANT-TO CAPITALISTS. IHVtaTsliaT. 1 'thi auisiosB cot-row nimisa r j- t -van i U a w aas toafr CPHranr. j. eiinorr..... :w DQARD OB DlBECTQfil, tie. jlIHqif CAMEROIT, EX'BeerelaryofWar. Boa, JO. A-OlLMORaV Ex-Qovereorof New Iltiap- hlr., Uot ClfirjUCET U. DirBW.UU Beeretarycf Stale, Xew Torb. i Hoi Jll n WALTON. laUTreatureref O. R. Hint, Philadelphia. no'. N. B DETaTT, TJoaton, Uaa Qra UibK,rSq ru ,of JLTge1ow A Tretk, Mew THOU. VoitST, Eeq., Am ef Cerey, WIUob A Co Bot. toi, afae, ILIJ4II t. DEWlNa,Eee,NewOrleaaa,L. Major H.'O BRIOUAW, laic Pavmattar V. S. A Wash utoi,D:c. Thtt rota paay offers rreater lidaeeateita forlavfat leula tbbu aey Siotk Company now la eiltteaee. Theebleef bf theOuiuEEDVlale affordracltUtee to the meuta imi Ctloverl.hed Toiioa and ButraV PlaStarl f the Itaeih to crew aefl fit tfttrt eropa te nariret, aiwaye tanas iroo aad eaturaetory seeurtiy by Mortgage, ea their pleataf aS eatiiraetory seeurtiy by taorigage, ea iusj ajropJ, ivr mvmmj bmitbisjb)ii sb sr roamrlBir ten- uee, pajieg teuor, eee oer eatal to the development of tbe eotL tjleg labor, aad other aeeeeaary expea.es laela- ary 11.- CAP1TALAND LtBOU are th ualversal retirements of th largest pcrUca cf J B6UTHEHN etate's, fl TJ aid whsa jaileloutly sppUed, ae matter by whom fur alehed, wilt restore that portion of our aafortueale coueiry to IU foemes prosperliy,aad make the South ail V?;or ,Tna wqkii, Scbeeripllea hcekssave beet epiaed la this elly by JOHltW. MAOILL, Afeat, el the Baaklsg Houecof bawie rfyuneua uu.( raf er.reasevivaau ITMaesadlsaUistjHt, wfw-m h.ir V u-Jj- j- 5 THE NATIONAL UNION CLU11, The folfowfag Is tho lilt of otllcers and platform of principle of tho Uxiov Natioxal Clu pf Washington, p. Ot Officers ef Sti National If a I eea Clan, Uon. ALUXAV. hAkpALL, f Wiwoiuin. I sua f-mmmiiimmim Hon. 1). S. NORTON, or Minnesota. Hon. W. 9. JOnNSTOX, of PeOnsylranla. ADRAM WAKEMAN, vflTtw Torki Hon OU AS a PIU-LPS, of MaryUo4f r" Hon. THADDF.DB WELLES, of CoeeUewt. HoaA J. KUYKEWDALU of tlllnole. non. CURTIS F, DDRHAM, of Eeataeky. JAS.'R. SMlTILof WUousln. Otn. JA8. R STEAOMAN, ofOblov -v CIIA8. n. WILKINSON, of Mlnouri. i Col. K. a.ALLKy, Wublogton, D.O. aicaiTAar. SAU'L B. LADFFER, or Pennsylraala. cfteteeroRDfao asCaariaT, J. B. KRQUS9a, or Tennesaee,j TaiASoaaa. O. E. RITTKNHOUSE, rpreildent Kail on al Rank of Commerce, and or tht firm of Rlttenhooje, Fowler A Co axacprrva trovwtTTai. Hon. J. R. POO LITTLE, of Wisconsin: Hen. EDGAR COWAN, of Penotylvaala. lion. 0,11. DROWN I NO, or Illinois. Hon. ORBRN CLAY SMITH, of Kentucky. Hon. W. A PUBLEimi, of D.eouh. Mr CHAT.LK3 KNAPP, of District of Columbia. Mr. SAMUEL FOWL Kit, of District of Columbia. ITontit fcnvieticn it my touragt 1 hs Conitttittien it my gHJt Arttf i fofl it ty.aA. Aa oaawJoBxioir, A M PLATrORbt OF Till NATIOXAL VXIOX CLU1. u ,1. Rttotjxd, That tt are sow, a heretofore, ardently attached to tho Union of the States under the pensthutlon of the InUed States, that we deny tho right of any Bute to aeoede, and hold that all attempts at eeoesslon are null and voldf that all the States are now State of this Union, as before th rebcsJIon, and wo deny tho power of the General Qovernment, under the Constitntlon, to exclude a 6tate from Ut Union or to govern It es a Territory. 3,' J?octi Tbat our eoofldeneo la the ability, Integrity, patriotism, aad statesmanship of Tree! deot Jo ax so if Is undiminished, aad w cordially approve the general polfey of Jl administration. 8, JcctW, That w endorse the resolution of CoBgTCis'of "JoiyJ 1861, declaring th object of tht war oa our part to bt tho defentt and maintenance of tht supremacy of the Constitution and tbt pre creation of tb Union, with tht dignity, equality, eo4 rights of, Ibe several States unimpaired. 4. JUtoivtd, That, tn the langua'ge of the Chi cago plaLTorm of i860, and as quoted by the Ut President Liicolk In hit fint Inaugural address, "The maintenance Inviolate of the rights of States, and etpeclally of tbe rights of each State to order and control Its own domeitlo Institutions according to It own Jedgmcnt exclusively, subject only to tbo Constitution oTthoUnlUd States, ll ersentlal to tbat balance of power on wbleh tbe perfection and endurance of our political fabric depends.' ft, Rtftmi, Tbat under tb Cooitltttloa of tht United Statee Is(Ttrvedto tb eeveral State tb right to preecrlbe th qualification of electors therein; and that It would be subversive of the prtoclpleeof our Goveriaient for Congress te fore universal suffrage upon any portion of the country In opposition to the hnowa wlshee of tht oUlstns thereof. 6. tifolved, "Tbat this Unton must be and re main one and Indivisible forever," that tb war tor Its preservation having been brought to a tri umphant elote, ad the supremacy of tbe Consti tution vindicated, the rights of the States under tbe Constitution are to be maintained lnvolate, and that loyal ell! ten s within tbe States aod dis tricts lately overrun by rebellion are entitled to all th rights guaranteed to them by th Constitution. T. RMotvut, That all tht States of tho Union art entitled by the Constitution of tht United State to representation la tbe council of tbo nation, aad that all loyal member duly elected and retained, having the Requisite qualifications as pretoribed by law, should bo admitted to their seat la Congress without unnecessary delay by tbelr respective tic u tee, each House being tbe Judge of the election, returns, end qualifications of Its own members. 8. Riivtvtdj Thattreasontsaerioftwbbih should, bepuntahed, and that we are opposed to oomtpro mlaing with traitors by bartering "universal am lusty" for, "universal suffrage,1' 0, Rttototdt That the payment of th national debt ta'a sacrti obligation, nvr o h repudiated) aad tbat bo debt or obligation Inourred la any man ner whatever la aid of treason or rebellion should ever b assumed or paid. 10. RAotvdt That we cordUUy endorse tb) res toration policy or President Joanson aa wist, pat riotic, 'constitutional, and tu harmony with tht loyal sentiment and purpose of tht people la the suppression of the rebelllooi with the platform s'ponwhleh he was elected) with the declared policy of the tale President Lixcolx, tht action of Con gress, and tht pledges given during the war, U Rttotwd, That the nation owes a lasting debt ef gratitude to tbo soldiers and sailors of tbe latt war for tb suppretsloa of tbe rebellion, aad tbat th families or the fallen heroes who died that th country might lire, art tho wards of the people, and ehould be eared for by the flovernaeni, TTO. U BTIEDHLINO JtOO. lleve ppeaed a new saad Ut Ihe tale et all kleds cf Paper. Sutloaery, Cigars, Ae, at No, 411 1 street, be tweea Thlrjeeatt ad Poarteeath atreete. luhtcriptloaa reeelved for all New York, Philadelphia aad Baltimore papere. jeU-lm S" PPIELI) A OO.'S CONJECTIOKERT ARB ICE CBEAU SALOON, No SSOXIeveilbAtreet, BetweeaK street aid Matahuteut aveaue; Wassixevox, D.O. Mr, JOSIPH U SHATriBLD havlag retl ed from baalneta, Ibe uadtr.lgae. wouldreepFOtraliy la Tor m hit lae eatlomere and the public tht bavlag bea or yeara aeMotated with hm (a bealaeee a ihe I etaad, He. 8M Blail. eireet, they are prepared te tarnish a auperlor arlieleof CONFECTIONERY AND ICR CSEtU aqnalla qoelUf le thatrarolbrd by Mr Bltffle1d,aid wblel be bMt o fully tprlBtedby the heel famllleo of Watbtegtca aad UeuTcei VI. They ask a call from all 1b wait of aaythlaf 1b their Ha, BtiurlSittbem ibet,aoiblBf will be wBllagwblth will (enS te r 'aitff tht waate of th.lr OBetutaeru Very reateetfuly, SJi IIU-TIELD A CO No WO Eleventh afreet, Brtweea K ttrtsl aad Ataaiacbatetta aveeie, ,Jl3m Waihlaitoa.DQ. mjlK WATIONAI UNION BUSINESS X' .OLLEOE,,. hoBTUWEST CORNS s-EVSHTII AND D ITEEBTS, INTELLIUECfCfctt BUlLLiaa,' Is etc li- a DiIob of Callge esiea-llag to tbe priaelpal clllee Peria.ieetly Vaeed pa the Jnt prfaclpleof tadtvldual cwuertblp, It offor aneqaalled aSvaatagee at rates math lower ria tae.be eftrd hr J either (fepeuoerUa PeBtnaaahlp taaght la He purllyby Iteiry C, speaecr, tbe eelebraied author of the Bpeaeerlaa KJ e PeiHtaatblp. -toeeriem oi uaeiseea rraetiae, laveatea aea aue eemii dlly laasbt bv the proprietor, will reeelve hie ape elal aittjtloa Ihlele ,be moellmpirtaet part cf tbe Book-keeeleir Coaree. Here tbe alaeeet anollee hie theoretical heowleJge, aad la prepared for ihe more ralaute delalle of aeiual beetaeae,, The eyetem leae valoable ibat rtfaere are a4ng It lodivldBatlBktrnetioB.adepied la allbrauehea, allows the nudeat to proceed Serapldlr beeboaweo. The teacher le Iheoelr fee wt.o aeedetekiow tbeCt&tUa eea .of any pupil. JtapfoUllyJttbla tbe eae Carlag ihe aumuer mvathe, when eebeele ueBailjhave a email alteadaace The public are Invited to call and examine the meet beautiful collection vf Pea work ever tshlblted la Wa.klaiBliin r..elrtaiaie4aiws lSVt' f-COVr. LU L-i.H-ll rropiUVr. T)R0P03AIaSr0R00AL AND WOOD. ESKATS OF VIS UjtITI f TATXS, a Mt Orncs or raa aBaiearravat tt. I Waieitittvo Juaetu,lBSi J -Etaled propoaale will be received al thte offlee U"tll 13 o'clock auoi oa HATUUPAT, the loth day ef Joly next, for the delivery of tevea be ad red 70) teaa tHO Ibe, of large egfor eteambvat.Ieraate While Aeh Coal, thercschlr eereeaed. i Ki rV i iLBO, oo aoret beet pthcvveod, tborovtf hly seasOied. i TbecOe1 lobe weighed aud the Woc measered by theGblef Eaxloeetev hiaasa slaai, aad tasked away la Ue Seaaie eaulu uadet hie aiirecitoau t The wboWof the Coal aid Woud t b delivered oa or before-the llet ef Auiast Mlewlig t OEOaOl T. BRO VTN, JJl-d'JrlO lirtat-Aias, U, 8. stutU, n fl

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gutioanl gumMta. C L 'AL AFFA R 8 J Tni Kbit MtT&oroLiTiv McrnoDHT Eria cofit luxri.R-.tUv. Dr. Dllsa$ Ptcr.Mj of oar itfiuvMfc gratified to loan that inch, i tht loeaeic incf CtritUan .sntb,et,aenn on behalf of U.U noble enterprise that the eacrgetlo paitor,t Re. Dr. Dellaae, with the Octal oretbrea thereof, hu raaoived to NDBiDN the ereetloa of too efaai-et. Immediately, It wIlI'U HmemWed that Ihe maaalre ead aoaatlfel totHtdatloa vu kid eon twtlro years lD,'at tbo eoraer of Foar-aad-e-haJf andOtreeU. It wen, Indeed, fort en ate that tbo straitare vu deleted; for then a home of worship which, would haveeeit $80,000 or $70,000 woald baro oeoapUd tbe ground, whereas now en edlfioe eorreapoadlBf with the spirit of' the times and tbo "hnndredth jeer f Hathodlim," aa oraantot to oar groat and growing nttropolle, will bo reared, at aa oatlaj of aboat $1X0.000. Tbli bow edlflee will bo US feet on roar-aa.- half street, with a foot of 81 feet aa O street. It .UI be .eettrelF of itoao, aad parety Oothlo la

1 Tbo steeple will bo oa tbo eoratr of Tcar-and-a-hilfandO(rttl,andn0fMt!ah.libt. Tka vest. bale wilt be eatered byaepacloee doorwaj la front, k door on Foar-aadbalf street, and one at tbo writ eoraer., Tbo Irsc floor will bo oeeaptod oa tba oast iHo with aa Infante department, thirty by thirty feet, beautifully arranged la tbo centre, M 70a oot'tr from tho vestibule, a ball toa by thirty fret laUagtb. Oath wait aUa of thlaball aro two eUM-roomaVoaeh fifteen by twentr-flf feet, with illdlag-doon, 10 that on special oeoaeloas tbo two rooms may form one, Tho leetare-room will bo forty-el.thl by rixtj.ara fiat, at tho loath ond, pal, pit la tbo centre? oa tht southeast ooraer, pastor's itady, twalra by twoatyi on Iho loath wait eornar tht library, with all tho modern Improvements. Tho mala attdliwe-rem above will bo flotahad U tho moat appropriate and spleodld atyla, Tho Molhodlat Bptaoopal Qoartorly Meeting, for this DIatrtet will be bald la tho Tooarabto M. B. Chnreh, on Waahlagtoa street, Aloiaadrla, oa 6an day Deeming aad ortalag. Tbo dUooario of tho morning wilt bo d all farad bytho.&ar. N. J. B. Morgan, D, D aad tho exrrclies throoghoat will bo oxooodlagly Uteres Hog. (iTn District Jul. .The Grand Jury yes torday praatatod to Cbiaf Joitloo Cart tar tbo fol lowlag raport relative to tbo condition of tho county Jail; Oaiia Jcar Book, Wiiataorejr, D. C., TotA U. D X Cartttr, ChUffuttiS and Judeiaf th Criminal Court ofth iHUrtot of Columbia: Tbo noderilgned Grand Jarora for tho Jona torn of tbo Criminal Court of tbotald District, respect fully bog leave to aahmlttbo following; report la re lation to tbo ooodltloa of tho jail of tho aald PUtriet; Aftor a careful oxamlnatloa wo flad tho batldlag In aoeh a dtlapidaud condition that there la no m aqrlty for the aafkeeplng of tho prlaoaort eonflaed la Itj tbo walla are toft end taatly, cat aa they hart been itroral timet. Tbo Ttntllatloa It greatly dtfeotlTe; la fact there la ao meant of proearitg a thorvagh tyttom of too Illation, aad In view of Itt crowded ooodltloa, wt flod thia qdo of tbo groateat ertlt. from the manner of Itt oonatraction It li Impoaalblo to remedy thlt Tbo celli aro oloao and ontlraly without tbo meeui of featllatloa. Owing to tho get laeroue la tbo popalatloa of thlf, tho metropolla of tho nation, and that belog or all olaaaet of pareone, It hat Boeeaaarily loereaaed tho aaoaot or crime: la fwt, In a far greater ratio than that of pApaUtlna. Tbo Jail, abloB wat aorar largo oooagb, la now farlera eommodlonf tbanerer) eo lit that tboold notoootain mora than three prla onart aro at timet oeoopled by fourteen. That, In an unTentilaled room, fourteen peraona of all agaa and condition! aro eon II nod, and become neatt of dlaeaao. The roqnlrementi for tbo aare-keeplng and health of the prlaoaort call for a building ot uaeh greater alto tbaa tbo preaent one. Wo alio find that there aro 00 aooommodatlona for hoepltel parpoeee, tad la view or the great amoant of tlek nan at timet prevailing, and ibo poiatbllly of the tpread of dlaeaao, wo particularly orgo tho nooea ally that lomo arrangement b made la thlt re apMt. la view of the deftetlr condition of tba boUdlaa for the rafkcrplag of prlaoncra, tbo entire ahaenet 'of aajiUm.of ventllatloo, and Itt over-crowded eella, we deem It oar daty to oall your attention to tboac fwle, aad to urge tbo nacaiilly of a new and mora com modloat bat Id I of. Were It not for tbo etrlct tanttaiy meaanrtt adopted by tbo offlcera la obarge, It la evident that the effeatt of each a hot-bed of dlaeaao and death In oar mldat woald bo far greater than they are. Aifiaaw J.Jorca, For mm of Urand Jary. RrumouH.' We have tho pleasuro to an Boanoe that tho oeremonlea of laying the corner iooe of the hall and tchool 00 St. Patrick1! church qoere will ta,ke place to-morrow afternoon. It la known that thlt new loatltutlon It to be under tbo charge of the toelcty or "Chrtatlan Brotherr," and oa thla oeeaeloo there will he prcioot aevcral o( the "Brothert,' accompanied by a bead of matte, the perfonnan being poplle of tho order la Baltl more. It la teld that the maalo of thU band la generally oonaldtred equal to that of any part of Oar country. Oar altltent will have an opportunity to Judge forthcmeelret, at the programmer r Bun day It exceedingly rich. To ehow tho enterprlte of oar Catholic eltlieoa la extending their ohuroh aoeommqdatlon! and beatjLirjIng the Katlonal Metropolla, wo publlth the following Improvement! which aro now rapidly progreaalng: t Mtrtln'i ehureh, Firat ward, $To,000( ball and tchool oa St. Fatrlak'i church quarc, $35,000; St. Do to lo Jo' a charoh, Iilend, $125,009 tchool of St. Fctcr'a cbareh, $18,000; pareheae of the Proteatant Orphan Aaylam, (at 'atated la the BarcaitCAa tome weckc alnee,) $35,000fProvldence hoapltal enlargement, $25,000; tchool of tho JSiatera of Mercy, near Doaglata boa plUl, $20,000 total, $323,000. A New JfiRKKT Hove Mketikg or tui Borcaaaa hd HccxtTaaa. It la aald thatier oral partlca, who are from other oltlef, aro en deaTorlng to ohtala from Coagreta a charter to build a aew market-hcaao la place of, tbo Centre Market, oa Pennajlranla avenue. The dealera la tho market have determlac A to organlie and. If poealblo, obtain tho oharter 10 that they may erect the new building. Partlca engaged la the market hare expreaied tbemaelrea u willing to tuhacrlbe CoTbe ttook, and It It thought $100,000 oanbe relied la a abort time for the purpoie. A meetlog wat held jctterdaT. afternoon at Tem peranoo Hall, 'and the followlng-named gentlemea Choeen aa oBeeri; 0, W, Emraenon, prealdentf II. O Jlaraee, Tlce-preilttnti Q, 0. Elliott, aeoretary; ByOdoIpb Elcbo'rn treaaurcr. hlefira. V, H. llo mUler, B. Q. Gilbert, W. AV. Walker, and M. Wal. llnga'ord wore elected aa an executive committee, aad tbo meeting adjourned until Tueaday afternoon. Tns late M, II, Miller, .Tho funeral of the late llltebell II. Miller took plaoe from the Ulnth.atraet Preahyterlan Charoh jeeterday after noon, and wat attended by a Terr large number of peraona. Major nanaco, me uoara 01 oooooi Truateea, with their officert, and many of the teecben, and the Weihlngton City Bible Eoelf ty, were preaent. Rev, Dr. Smith ooUted, Jb pall heatert were Moiet Keljr. David Buielt, Joo H. Bertlett, Mr. Biackfalr, O. P. Waknall, Tbomu MeQ 11, Uldeon W, Lamer, and franolt walab. The remalna were conveyed to Oleawood Cemetery, followed by a large somber of earrtag" containing tho raiatlret and mende or tht deoeaeed. Mr. Mil. lor wat a valuable member of looMy. and hit loll Will be mourned by a lerge circle of frlcnda. it AcqDiKiiATiUB?NJ.TrYABD, OnTTmra day afternoon Mr, Cbarlt Qiborn bad bit left band badly matlUtid) while a'ttondtng a circular taw la the wheel r right eh op at tbo oavv yard. Tbo ftnt (wo Joloti of fbi Index floga; and all of (tho other three flogera were aevereo. j A abort time afterward1 MY, John Kaaaaawhtlat, ixrgoglog foodi la tba narj itor'e, fell through a haUhwayto the floor below, aad It ft feared ho ti I a tern ally lajared. Dr. Darall. targeon of the yard, did all la hit owtr to relieve iho tarertap of jht lajared men. Fixe Jan Nionr-An alarm of fTre wag latt night atrack front hex IS.i (Central Oaard Houte,; at 11.37 o'clock. Tbo Are department, wore quickly on, tho alert( aad the Are wu.dlteor' ored to ho at 487 .Eighth ttrect, between D aad Market Space. Tho building wee owned by Jeba tea k Baltea, aad oeoopled, at a wine aad liquor etoro, by J, T, I oiter Oo. The, damage! were eatlmaUd at $1,500, whlah li prlaclpally an the ttoek. Tho hatldlog Waa hat tllghtly damaged. The adjoining building at eapod aalajared. Ajt Exeht ix tocn Moctii. Do not put aa enemy la yoar moath to tteal away yoar teeth. Beware of destructive tooth waehee aad tooth pow der, maoy of which aro bate 1 Imitation! of B010 doat, laaareaHfefeetOoftoaad teeth and fra. grant breath, by adopting the fragrant Soeodoot The Cmrte Oitccrr'OouiiT-Ju(f (Hiiu Yesterday tba eaeo at Franela Ucu ban agalntt Lewi! Clcphaae wu rernmed, and tho argument oa, tbo part of the pi ale tiff made by Mr. Bradleyi after which the Jurort were dlamlraed antll thta morning, whan the ewe will be luhmltted to lb em, c Cbarioe V Anderaoa agalaat Thomas C. Walter. Aotloa for libel. In thlt eaeo tho jory.wae iworn, aad tho cpenlngargument made by Mr. Wtlaon for plaintiff. Bradley aad Derldg for defence. CiwixiL Court C7nuic Carter Edward O. Carriagtoa, Eq., Dlttrlot Attorney proatcatlag. Patrick Doyle, Iodic ted for aaaaalt" aad battery on Eaeai Rejnolda. YordUt guilty. Drury for deienee. Michael Doyle, la dieted for the tame offence, plead guilty. Albert Porte, Indicted for aatault aad battery oa John Xeemaa. Verdict guilty. Capiat to hear Judgment laned. Job a Uarpor, Indicted for ataaalt aad battery with Intent, to kill Tbomu MUIlgtca. Terdlot guilty, and roeommeaded to the mercy of the Court. Sentenced to two ycart la the Albany penitentiary. AMES M O L A N, Biuxa w WISH, L1QOOII AJTD CIO A Kg. Vo. 87 Peeeajlvaala aveaae. betweea KelreaoUlaa' repoll jei-li Uetel aad UxU etnet, WeekUgton, P. O O AEDNEB'S raOTOORAPHIO ART VJT OALLUT. ISTBLLIOBMOIB BDILD1HO 111 Boveatb etreet, OKCI MOEZ IV SDWIIia ORDXt Tke damare eaaeed by Ike laie Ire baa been ae far re paired Ibal baalaaae will be reeaaied TBII MOE5IHO, fWIDHIXDAT, October etkj arbea, ae foraerlr, tka rale will be etrleUy eaforeei tkroai koal tke eaUktlaaaieai, MfXODDCB TO I BUT, VO hUTTtft WHAT TBI COST 1M TIMI AJTD MATXiUU' atr. O. takeetklaopportaaltytetbaak bleaaaiereaa frleaie eat eaetomere or paei kladaeaa, aai to aay it ekaJl fcekleeoaitaateliaUeoatiBnetemerUtke nn Mkeral aearaffeB)eal haretarera exUi4 U blat. TOE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE. tlOBT.oritliatlig either fro talmtly of ate, eaeral debtlltj f Ike aervcae eyaUaa. prvtraeted elek aeae, or from aatarat 41aoeIUB U fr or eearalgkud. will ae retored, I proved aad atreagtkeaed br tkeuaeofUeeelebreted BSAZ1UAW PIBDLI 8PECTACLM naaafaetared from geaalee SOCST CSTtTiL, glvteg Mee and eemfcrt to Ike opUe aerva. aad aeltea aeaa- raielj by TXASKLI5 CO., leleetlne aid Praetl'-at OptltUea, Ui reaaevlvtile tveaae, hetweeri TweJAk aad Tklrteeeth etreele, aerth Ida. Hlareocepea. Ileetrleal Macklaee, TaerneneUra, Carte 4e Vuiu, oif rbotograpk AJbame la a gnat variety aad al the lowMt prleee. mjl-lf )nOP03AI5 FOR COAL AND WOOD. Taiiacar Panamaer, t 10. net. 1 PrOMaala will h ratalia4 far tba dallvarv. taw lha ntlRIIUTW) i uae of the Departaieet, for tboal t We. I M taae beat qaalltr BaJtlmcrc Coaipaav'a White Aib Aetfaraelle Coal, (XSM pooadi to the lea He. J AOO Uae beat qaaltlr BalUnore Compter' White Aib Aetereelte Coal, (i.lflpooeo'ele tba tea 100 toie beat qaalllj Baltlaere Compaav 'a White Aah Aathraelte Coal, etc elte W toaa bea; qeallty Had Aek Ceal. aame alio. Ale, for aboil 00 eorde beat qielllr Bakera' Plie Wood; to be delivered a,t aoeh tlriee aad la each quaa tlllea ae mar be reqatred. Bide will be received a a til the th of Jly, eddreeaed to the Oeaeral bepartaUadeal of Treaaarj Batldiafi, older torer to the Secretary of the Treaaory, aad to be outdared bladlagfot two weeka aftai that date, the Oapartmcit reaervlag the right to releat all or aar por do a or the bid resolved. JTebldawlU be eatertalaed ualeae aatlafactory evl deeceeaa be given of the ability of tbo partlea to til Ihecoatraet. Je21.dtJj4 DEPARTMENT OP TUB INTERIOR, VntTio Statu raTiar Orrici, WiiiIidtai Jam IK laiU Oa the petltlea of Saaiael UalUrt, ef fdeaabarg, aew York, pravlae; for the exteaaloa of a palest graat edte 1 him oath aoth der of eepteaber, 1SU, aale twpimmowr zvib, tui, io r oa i m pre r emaat n 'Tleegka for aevea yeare from the expiration of aald paleat, whleh tekaa place oa the 80th day of September, llleordaredtkattho aald petition be beard at the raieeiumte oa aunvii, tec M day of afp'OBber next, at IS o'clock m taidallperaoBa era Boated to appear end ahow eenie, If aay they have, why aald pctl tloa eogbl act U be greeted. Foraoac oppoalav tho oxtealon are reqalred to lie In the Falent OMce their objections, podally act fork la wrltlaf at leaat fieaity deva before the dey of heertog j all utilneay SUd by aliher party, to be aaed at the eald beerlef, mail be liken aid transmitted la accord aace with the ralee of the office, whleh will be fer alshed ob arpllcatloa. Pepesllloaaaid eiher papars, rolled upoa ae testl aoey, meat be Sled la the office tvxnty deve bafore the day of he arleg t the argnmoata, If aay, within Un deye after Slleg the lettlnoey. Ordered, also, that thla aotlca be aahlUbad lm th BarrnLlcaa and tbo JnUtUpncr, Waahlegioi,D. C, aad la the Daily Jcmrnal, Ogdeesbarg, M, T., oiee a week for three eaieeeelv weeks the Iratof said pub. HaatloBc to be at leaat alxty deye pro float to the day V. MVBIIBg. A.M. lUlik! fTAfaHlaalr at Pal mil P. 8. EJItora of theabov papere will pleaae copy, aad aead their bUla to the Pt.ul Office with a paper wBwiauc tai igutf. jaHiawaw jC1I0LI fD I 8 A R 3d CHOLERA rD I S A R M E D f r 70K CH1SF CAUSES OrpXSTILXnCE DISTEOYID, DR. ICOUBTABST'SDISIHTICTIIlflfl-DIDa. Se cored by Laliera fateat la fbe Uelied StateeaUrraieo. Prepared aolely by the Haw York DUUUottag Com paey, al thatr Laboratory, Hoe. S, jO, and Mi Beary treat, W. Y. Office, 41 Cedar alreeL Ihla Comraay orgaaliod oa a pormaaeat basis, with Dr.CoBiaret, the ealebrated freaak Chemist, la charge of tie Laboratory, le prepared to faratsh Ita Dmaracr l Ploido for alak tooma, aar-eres, artaale, water cloaots'. privies, easspoola, eewera, gutters, ehlee, rail roada. bosDllala. BrlaAas. aai imI.II linlinil... .11 klnda, alaaihlar.koBeee, offal and fat'bvlllag as tabltah mania all ilade of aaeerM, (lmMeav UsKMlBg the ,.,w,F,Baq waarverpoi eoBCQeaadeffeBsIvegaeea exlal. Those agsete ara ide odorlaere, eatteapilce, antlpntrtscenU, Bad dUlaroctaaU Ib theealeetiaa maaalagof the worda ,Thay remove aoxleaageseaandodcrebycbomlcalprlBcipIoo laevlaa la their plaeea ktaWifut atr; tbey are naaTBoriaa. aad not mttrftp oororccnle of poUoaops gMaaaotlaJortoaa to aieaeilata wblrh they aro ased, The etiaailoa of medical end ecUeUJe nee te directed la these dlalafect aeta. Attached ere testimoBtale la fever of thla great discovery, whleh, with huadrede of others, can beeeea bt the Company 'e Offioa Dclavao Horn, ALBAir. Mirtb SO, IMS. Totto PruUUntef tAe Act York DUinftaHng C0m pany T Piaa 81a 1 It la all It le repreaeoted to be We have wade aaeay trlale of dlalafocUeta. bat acv eoaaldar that we have found aa artlele whleh anrpuaae all othere aa a remedy agalaat all bad odors. T. Boauait AcCo. HiwYoax, Aprils, 1S0I To th yrerftteal tU iVw rork VUinftctiw Com TMHtfJ una lia t We "proBABBM It wltboat axeepttoa to be be beet we have ever kecwa. Ita effect upoa every matter ta compute aad laataataaeoBa. O. A, STgTaof, Aster House, V B.-TheM BlelBfacUBta ate nud by the ecavt eagera, aader thedlreetlea of the Seettary Police of the UelrofOUtaa Ucallh Depertraeat, JICw York c-. QWxt iiTaoiipioir, ,L. dl Oedar otreoL M. Y., Oeaeral aad Sale AgCBUfortheDatted SMtea and the Canadas, to whoa all order should be addressed. For sale by all Droggleta aad Oeaeral Oealere la the Vailed Itatei ud Caaaaaa. myli'la yM KkttiKiAiSMtim mRii&"iiiiilrt!m'il BYTEIjBGrRAPH XP Tho National Bcplican; IATE-FEOM MEXICO. YELLOW FEVER AT VERA CRUZ. Mors Troops Arrlred from Europe. IMPEKIA1IBM ON THE WANE Maximilian in' Want of Funds TWO EXECUTIONS IN QEOROIA A ttEBEl, OENEUIL INCAPACITATED JRKEDJEH'J JCJBAP ,lll SOBTn ClROllSi. t ix E" at aWi ic 5a a? 8 UTin rnou Mexico. Y.U.W f.Tf r .t.V.rs Gram 0O Trpi Ar. MtI ttvwt Ear.p-C.uflart.. n.lMaI I"prllUm IV.alog-Mu la Waal .f Mrunam. KiwOlllin, Joo',IlA V.rs Orni eorr ipond.nt of th. Jllh Inik t.porti tb. j.llo f.r.r M riling f..rf.Hj od fa.ll la th.l tllj. Tb. lul lUimtr from Etrop. lroa(ht t!f kt hoa ini troop.. Ia. Llb.nlt Lt. nluil l.iotjljhl eoof.d OT.U. o.ptand Boar Coraora. All li. work .a ta. Iaip.rlal rallrotj lo tb. oily ot M.xlio bM b.a dlnoatlao.4 forwaat offonJi. Ib. Imporlali bar. loit aad abaadoaad moil of tb.lr eltlM la lb. lotarlor. It li tb. aalaloa tbat tb. tmplr. will aot Iat loof Uaalmlllaa la la frtat taaaolal dlitr.u. Tba Amarloaaa la tb. Cordora S.tll.m.ot an dlib.art.aKl, aad ar. nnparlof to ratara to tba Blalu. Tamploo It torroaadad aod aloaal laraitad by a iroof uaarai rora.. Tb. Llbar'ala an Tarj aetlia ta Iba a.ljblothood of Matamorat. Bx..alloa. A. Acocatl, Jan. lt.Vm. Dorm, wblta, aod JbbB Jaobioo, eolond fraadmae, wan bong bora to-dajf la aoaordaoa. wltb tb. aaotaoaa of a ooart martial., for tb. mardar of Charl.i II. T., n.ar Marietta, Oa., lait Ootabtr. Lafajalla Lava, who waa a geaarat la tba oon. f.d.r.U anay, raoanll j lil olarkoftb.aoptrlor aad lofarlor aoart of niabmoad eoaaty, bai no.lrad aa ordar fraas G.a. TUIioo, eommaodlof tba poat, forbtddlag bin t bold or ozonla. aoj elril or po. UUoal ofae.. Tba ordar fl almllar to tbat aarrad oa Oaptaia Soma.a, raoatrad fron tba Baoratar; otWar. Robbaryora National Dank 907,000 Itolaa PoaTLiaa, Ma Job. M. Tba VllUga National Bank of Bowdolntown wu robbed laat clgbt bj a party wbo followad lb. oaablar home, gagged bit ramur, aad plated a guard oror thtm. Tber tbea took Iba aajblar baek to tbo back, aad, aftar rob bing tb. raalti or $87,000, tbo looked him la tbo raalt, aad made their aioapa with tba plaador. Tbey bare beea traoad to Topbam, aad It lt tnp. poaed lhaj ar. now making for Caaada. PrMdmana tTnreau-D.llnqnanclea In Hortn Carolina BaLaipa, K. O., Jan. 21.The mllltarj oom mlirloa for trying dallnqnent Dereaa offlcera at. aemblad hen todej. Thaj adjonrned orer onlll to-momw lo eonieqoeoeef tho abaenae of Major uaao, wnoe. eaaa it Ibo'Ortt oa the dookel. Tn. Ch.lat Kiw Yoar, Jane it No new cant of oholtra bar. been reported at quarantine. On. death. Haw Yoac, Jaaa 23 Of tba tlKj oaiei of oaolera in tb. botpltal at quarantine all are oon faleeeeat wltb bat few exe.pllone. Mala. Pollllat. PoarLAva, Ma., Jan. 21 JIoo. Jamet Blaine wat to-da. nominated for re-aleotloo at a Repre. teautlra from tho Third Oongraatloaal Dlttrlot of Main.. Et. Joiara, llo., Jane 31 A Ore oeearnd la M.rk.t RaMH X n'.ln.V li.(a ntAHtxa J..t tog property reined at aboat iJoO.OOO. Iniar.it for about 1TS,000. Arrlral. Nnw Yoaa, Jane 33 Tb. frigate Ealqathaan from IUo Janeiro, hat arrlred. Tb.. Uarketa, Ntw Yoaaf. Jno.'ll Floor dull and da.lln.il lOatSe.) tal.a of 6, JOO bill. Stat, ft SO. 9 80, Ohio 18 TOalS.80i Boathara llO.iOaU. Whattdtollned 3a5o l aalet nulraporlaot. Corn daelloed lo a3t. aalaa of 41,000 batbalt at 93o atjjo.. Btaf attadj. Pork baarji tain of 1.100 bblt. Matt al 33 25 o. LAra odil. noiiaj anil, uollon dullj aalet of 1,000 balel at 3So atOo. Engar doll; Mai. ortdo lie tllio. Con., doll. Natal 6torei dull. Petroleum dull. Freight! quiet. Oold 1., BlLiiaoaa, Jane 11 Floor quiet. Wheat Arm. Corawhlta haoTant. v.llow .taut., nt. dall. Prorlaloot arm and qultt. Sugar lleadj urn, uu H.uiinai. CnABLBiToa. June II The cotton market la flat, strict mlddl.Dci 35a37o.t aalaa of lb w..tr 233 balsa; receipts, 1,89 baleai eiporta, 2.727 wtiTj faurjav vn nuia, 9toai Dtuti. fPUE SUPUEMK COUIir OF TUB D18- j., laiur ur Muuuumt, UULD'AQ A DISTKICr 0H?T.P,.,.Ult TATM IOK lllg SAID Jjl.Tlllcr. Ta all 10AOH it may oocr, gr4dtngt N.tlc. ta h.r.b7 BlT.a,thal ea ih. .ib dajref IfeT.tn b.r, 1100, lb. rebel prtreM.r X07.I Taahl waa altack.d, b.reed. eaak, aad ae.tr.7td laa.l..ttoa bar, T.aaa, braaexMtllloa aed.r .ommaad of Li.nt.aut Com. Haat.r .a.. X. Jewatt, of Iba UalUd Bteuo .taaat.r aatae, wk.rb7 aa award ot 1 oaatf laertd to Iba offl. ara aad m.a of aa d asdUloa, end tb.r.for. tbe. proMtate la thla eourt, la the nana of tb. Unlt.d Stat... far tba ruMaelalbellbalaiaudt aad tbal laid cee-a wilt ataad forlrlat at tba City llall, la the eir7erWa.b la.taa. oa tba flril Ho.d.v or J.lv ai. at... .j wEre all ptraoea ara wara.d to appear te ab.w cauae .7nH,.uiwi ...via aoi Be a.er.f a, aaa to la tar. .ae for lb.lr ial.r..u. U.7 90.1UO. J. 1IEIOJ, I.I.UwU n.,k. rnnE-uiuKON rniN'UNu offiok." UTABLII1IID IN IKU. J6SEPII I. PSAHSOlf, fcoctatoato OIDKOK A PKARSON, STUM-POWIR BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. He. til Mlath Street, Bear Ptaai7ltaala ATtaaa, WA8U1KQTOS CITT, t Barlaf rall7 taBreaaed Iba faeUltlM of Iba abort OLD leTibMSUID PHIXTIKO BODSI b7aBalne.t MTing 8IHIWAL or MATISIAL Aad Ibt addllloa af aereral of Ibe me.1 Imfrorel POWER. PRHSSHS, le prepared le llmll eni7.arlel7 of iittib-miss rsmimo, raoH A liHS VUITIKO CABS TO A LlEal fOITH, l jt PLAIN OR OOLOHED INK, PBOMPTNKSS AND DI5PA,TqiJ MAT ...K ""M ea, AWTJHIIMrfTa. G nOTKB'B TH K AT'n K. reaai7lTaala area.a, aaar Wdlarda' IleteL HISS Totaeorerr UaMa aad Vaaif.r thi BiitrriroL rooxrim ix rutr, put. ix THII (lATURDAT) ATTIXXOOX AXD IVIX1BO. two oiund rxsroxiftxcu, B7 Ibe rente., l.lattebte COTTOU A atOKraT'l OAMroSXIA UIXITXIU. fAUItr atATIXIlTT tltO O'CLOCK. TwirtTT-ma curt abuiu on Ta all parte af the beaM. rxn coxoiRT kTrai siais bixb la freat ef tbe Tkeatra, al 1 a'cla.k. TO-KIQBT LAST ArrtAXAXCI, MOST POSITITILT. VI TBI CAUrOBXIAXS. It TITABHINQTON THEATRE TOROXgwSSKOXLT, Ouan.a.tBff K0XDAT ITSXIBO, J0XI It. XXTIRI MIXSTXbL COUPAXT. Irom bia PalUdalpkU Opera HeuM. lAartjiLs. iisroxD axd mi oris t TROOPS, tog.tb.r with hi. Itr.ae Peed. Ih. we.le aad.r Ibe tar m.tlae dlre.tea aad eeewtUlea ef Saaferd la peraoa. AdnlHlea, Meeata. Doora apa at 7 .'elaek. PorferneBoo to poaaeaee ataqaartrfalibt. J.is.lw w ASONIO GELEBIUTION OF BT, juua'ajrai TO MOnXT TIBXOIT AXD OLTKOXT. The IfaaoBle Pltcrinare loaTatTeraoa, nader Ike aeiplOMoflbeKhiOHtd TtUPL.R ofthe DUuictof Colatabla wilt take plate OH MOXDAT, tbe 1Mb laiteat. The foliowlair will bo Ibe oi.rclu.tt ike toab ef WaablegUBt" Ijl Prefer br Ibe Oraad Cbaplala tf the Oraed Loda of Ibe Di.trlct or Colarabla, Bn. J. XJ. Cooaha. U. Ha.le b7 Ibe aUrU. Baad. Sd. Ma.le. WaahlBflea'a brate, bj Bn. Dawioa, Xo7ea, Bait aad HodrMa. tie. AddroA, if Braib.r B. p. n. Bremwell, O. H, of tbe Oraad todae of llllaela. Ath. Heate b7 Qaarlatte Cleb. th. Mlierere,, 07 Ibe Marlae Bead, after whleh Ih. eoopae7 will n.aabark aad preoeed lo Ohraoal. Tbe boat will leeee the BeTOelh atreet wherf at II. o'eloek a. m aad ratara at t o'llotk aed 10 o'eloek p. m. Tuketa, el 30. adallllaf laellaaaa aad two ladle.. Tl.kelo wilt be aold 10 aoee wbo are aol Ma.ter Me eoei, eed tea bo ebtalaad ea)7 of tbe Coaalltea aad Ihe TUer at Maaeale Ball, eoroer of Xlath aad D ate. COMMITTIX, J. W, Bolalar, n. J. Alrord, S, X. Ferrle, B. D Lareer, A. bUw.it. c W. Haa.oek, Wa.klBloBCtamaad Colarabla Coaaad rpUE GltKAT NAWONAL PAIR "TniLadrDlrecteraof tbe Katiovai Botoiaaa Aa lAiLoae Oarnv Uomi will eonmeace to held a Fair la Ulacltf ealfaaUtb day or May a at, tke ftotUot which are to be derotadtotheearport aad taalauaaaee ef Iff atioval eoLanae'Aio BAitoae'OaraAea aot ethef wise proTlded fer ta tbelr reepectlTO lUUe atd Terrl teriee. Kach Btafe aad TcrrltotT le to be repreceated by a ta ble, aad tbe Lad Its latead tbat Ibe DIatrtet ef Colambla ebatl beer creditable eeatraat with aay. Tbe Lad las will meet at Wesley Chapel, eoraer ef T aed riHb atreau every Tnaadayi al 11 a. m aatll tbe epeelai or tbe Fair, aid all Ladlee dealreae or eo'opera Ita Utaaofcltsiaef the aeeoelaUoa are cordially la Tlted to ettead. apl0td. Tbe Lady bfaaairtrc of the lTatloial Sold I era' aed lal'cre Orebeaa Uona Assoctattoe rat ret to aaaeaace lothe pablle tbelr laabltlly toepea their Fair at the tttne adTertlaad Hay 1ft as ihsy flod It Inposaibib to ebtala a balldlag la tlaae satteleatly aomeiodloiB. Ae eooa ae tbe aeeeaiary erraareaieaUare saadedae aotlce wtllbeglTca. Ilia expe twd that ible aaaoaiceneat wlllls bo way dlscoarafatho eeerileeoi the frtaeda already eeiatred la tbe iovdwcrk.bat ratbar aofgs.t .thelBporteieeer reiewed aad aaltcd action aatll tba yood la accomplish ad ntao-if GUAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR THi BiairiT or Tni BOLD l IE 8 AND I Al LOBS' KATIONAL OBPllANa B0141 ICHD, aader Iho aasplcee of Ibeaoldlera' and Sallora Ualoe. Waihlaitja, D. C, at OroTei'cTbeatre.ea THDB8DAT IV1.1 IITO, AagaatS, 18M. -9O0,(M) llcbetc will be aod al $1 aaeh 73,000 preseate awarded, veiled at e)2M,onoi $13,000 of lbs prolU to be gtvei to Ibe Boldtere aid Sailors' Ratio aal Orphaie Bone Tied, Htwoto the Waabtigtoai Male aad Female Qrphai Aaylem.ibe bateaeo,ancr ddoci.lag expeaeaa, to be paid to theTraasarcrof tbelolllere' aad Bailors Ualoa of Waahlatoa,, D. O. LIST OF FRMIHtTtO Bl AWARD XD. 1 Tbreo'Stety ttdek rcsldeaee. 11 ctreeL betweea BUtb aid Icveatb..... a'8,000 1 Three story brick rastdsasc,BeoBd at., aearS 10,000 1 Tbroo story brick raaldcice, Teatb atreet. bo- tweea U ad It 8,000 t wn-aiigrj atricK rBiaRe, AfOia atrcci, BC 1 Tweeiory brick restdeaee. Tsalk alraet.be iwaca fa aod If 7.... 2 Flee city Iota, oa BaTanth etrvel aortb 1 Splcadld Carriage,, lioreee aad Ilaraeaa, oobb Plete 1 Splandld Dletaoad Rlag 1 Set'DleBoede complete, (Pla, aV.rrlaga aad Klaa-al aa af aB Al m.., 0.000 0,000 4,000 4,000 2,000 1,000 1 HfVI 1 Oraaf -Haao, (llielaway'a), A I Kdilld Silver Toa Set lim ,10 Oraod Pianos, attOO oacb fl.ooo 10 Do. 1300 sail. 6,000 100 OsBt'sOold WaUbea,03nOeach X0O0 AO LadUs' Do. HUoach 6,SM A Oraad Uelodeoee, IXOstsb 1,000 80 Amerltai Caae Silver Walehca, S7J .sk..., 0 (VO T llaatlig Do. Do SlOaech.... 8,000 00 Diamond Rliga 100to ttOOeacb T.flul li Dlamni-t Plis,100aeb 4flo 40 Bowleg Haahliee, 0100 taae 4.0D0 SO Do. Do tyreeaeh,,,,. 'j ooo SO 8llerp!atedTeaats,a7Jeacb.,,l..,, l.OOO 00 Silver Castors, SDeaeb l.iM s ooo r)oeks,Aibans,Jaweiry.ti,aiioatoeach I7,oio 10 000 Tea aad Table Spooaa, Aa., 3 to 0$ oah SA.000 10,000 Gold Peas, Sleeve Battoe, Aa, Site M aoh H fOO 49,153 Bowk, Cillery, Eagrevlegs, Ac 1 to e)10 each ToUl aiM,000 Theawards will bo macs afur the eoieart, oa theatage ef the theatre, wbaro throe ihoasnd poraoae oaa wit ess It. A eomenlttaa wtll be eppol(d by Ibeaadteaee to so pari a taad tbe aame. Printed lute of aard.i wilt be pibltabod aad eappHad to egeau aad Debet-bold ere. Partite bavleg lickaia will rata I a then aatll attar the awards are made, aad If tbelr cambers .pMir li ihe I'M, thay will fwrward tbalr ttehcU immadletaly, with fill dlreciloaa aato th ahlp plig of godecrdeadafortbeprepeny. Tick ta for sale at all the prlaclpal Hotels. Bao Hails Btoreali ibe city, aid at the Headqaartere, la the Haaanoth Fair Bat dlag for the boiafll of ibe Soldiers' aad gallon If a. Ileeel Orphans' Homo road, eoratr of Beveilb etreet aad Peaisvlvcata aveaae, WaahUgtAi, D. 0. Tbe Dlrectora appaal to tbe llb-raUly of Ibo poopla to live Ible enterprise tbelr kled eepporl. aad Ihanby aa. elsl la rellevlig the waatc or the Orphans of oar fallea coauedee. HANAaiROAIBBCTOSB. MaJ. H A. HALL, Pros'l Suldlarc' end Ballors'lTiloi. COL.CUAB.K.CAPIH4RT, 111 J W U. ALBIBOBB, VYILL1AKB MORS It, TBBASUBBR. J. B lIUTCIIIKBOH.Xsq, Caahler RatlOBal Bank or ibe Uotropollo. All parsoaa favorably disposed are reqaesUd to act as agaals, bal ae eommlsaloac will bo allowo-i. JUoasy shoald la all caaea be aea. bl J-, odce order, draft, eiprass, or raglstsred lettere la every ease aoad the aame aed post oBce address, eooaty aid State of each aeparateaabsorlbar, aad enclose eta a p. All orders fur tkkeia matt be addressed to WILLUM 8. 1IOKVB, Secretary SAldtcra aid Bell-va' National Concert. Wasbtigioa, D 0. Look Boa No, ST HKPI.R, BY PI Kill $81 ON, TO MaJ. Oen. WlaBsId 8. Haaeock.U S.A, Oca HobsitC. fehenck, U 0 .Ohio. Oca. Halbert R Palae, H C-, Wlsooostn. Oen. Jubnll Katobnm. M. C, ITew York, Oai. J&meeO Blent, Kansas. Osn.J. Hadrlck, lewa. Oen. D. fl. MeCallam, D. fl, Oaa O V, Payion, Haw York Hon. Tboa. W. ferry, M 0 Ulablgan. Hob. George Lawreaco, UC, Peaaaylvaala, D C Torncy, K-'q DIatrtet or I'oUtaDle, W.J, J B. boogbty, How Tork. Itoa Richard Wtiiacb. Uavor, Wasbtagloa, D. C. Ilea. Win, KIUi.U Wnaaylvaala. Hoe. KVHsq V. Wbaley, M 0 West Ylrglala. Hon. Eboa C. Ha tr toll, M. fl tUlso'i Hon, IlearyO Demlng, af G Ooaeectlcat. Hob. A. II Leflln, H 0,NswYork. Hon. Lonntrd Myers, U 0 rsnnsjlvanle, Hon. William A, Newel), U O.NewJorsey. Hoa. Oaorge W. Julian, M C fidlane Hea. Stephta r. Wilton, tf O Psiasylvenla. Hoi. J. H. Ortaial, M. 0 Iowa, VaJ 0. M. Van Bnroa, New Tork. Jleo4tm JO PARKER, post ornci hbwb stand, Uae oi baad at all times all the MAQAZINZS, CUEAf fOB LIGATIONS, STATIONERY OV ALL KINDS Also all Ibe NOKTHIUJt Pi PIES received at the earliest memoat WASHINQTON PAP1BI for eale a eooa oa lasid. AO- THE DAILY AND WEEKLY B7PUBL1CAN art or eale et PARKER'S, and enbaert.lone reoolvod. H UDSON TAYLOR, B0OK6ELLES AND STATIONER, Us Paaaaylvaaia aveane, I doorc west ef Ninth atreet. Wistntroi P.trw All lb law bavaka lr Utah aa raaalaiJ lawaaeaJlat.1. apoe lute from u.epj. aad for tale at vabUsbeie' prleee Inpartod BtaUeaery aad Aaaerlcaa maaafaotare,ef aU g radee ad variety, al ibo lawe-t New York arleea. NLaakBooheerailatylaceaaaae. aad mads lo order wltboat loco ef time. A Vlilll..f.ada.ri.lal Ib-i n a. Llte.lfa.tlo.. P .11 WJI.I .uk. Faptr u la.elet a, itaa-t u .idu, t jltf iysTJKA.y.oD co3irxisTr:s. IXOKLSIon FIKK INSO1UN0B COM. li faar. UaPJTAL.i ,i, ooo. wv"?:k;i:"."."""". TA.- t. r"w7r'B-ine)iiBiaooMniieiage,iioase hold rnraiure, Herebaadlao, Voaeela la Port, and ether Property agalaal Lose by lire wiBawrvtu MAICUS r, HODIIM. XOOSII rLOXKSTT, JOUX OARCIA, WALDO IIOTCII1XS, William riBD.ix; BOBIXT W.- XISBIT, ourravx bstxadb, XLIAS POXVIBT, XAMIAT CXOOKt, joiipn B TODXll, cnaxLax s. rut, O, PiOtLIX, S "P. OILBSST, JOHX S. WARD, I XOBIRT SCUSLL, JAMM L. MOIOAX, 0101101 X BUtBlTT, Jo ii a s LirriBOwkLL, x b wui.tr. osoroxt rrsoMix, ntXkT LSWIS, AMDIL U. CXATT, aie'r. MAUCDS T. nODOU. Pree't JTarine ani) rxnU lNsiJaAXcii M1IS0P0L1TA IXirKAXCI OOMrAXT, fo. 10$ Baoaawar, Btw Toaa. CASn CAriTAt, OXI MILUOX D0LLA1S. ASSETS, JAKDART, lMd. ll,it,tM.S Thla Compeer lataree, al ea.toraarr ratee of pre Blea,.,tl..l. MARlXIaad IX LAM D BAV10AT1OX RISKS aa flinnn vnarnn. .1 1 ...w .aaua.i .r daaaie bp TIES. ir riEMlDMS ABS PAID IX OOLD, LOISIS WILL BI PAID IX OOLD. The at tar art ratal tv n. w. later gjepe, JrBia wllbait lltlfrilf II liakliii 1. II.. Ik..l .a tholr option, a Uberat dteooael apea'ue premlaaa. am lassos caiianiy aejaeiod and promptly paid, crip Dividend, declared Jaaeary 13. ltdd, TWINTY-riVI PER CENTj JAMES LOB1UER OR AH AM, Prealdott, BOBBBT at. 0. GRAUAM, Vice Preeldent. JAUEI LORIUER 0 RAH AM, it 14 Vl Prss'l. HENRY D. PORTER, BecreUry. CHARLES KING, Agent, Rom No. d. Waahlagtoa Bn.ldlog, Je7-ly Cor. Pennaylvnnla av. aad a-ovontb atreet. PROPOSALS. NavTDiFiataaaT, PB"1" o Taaoa avd Docvtb, Jobs is, 1M8. J Sealed Proposals for each class eeparatsly, oedoraed Propjcale for Class No (nana the etnas,) for Ibe nevy yr?. i (V.V JrrJ wl" elTed at tblc offleo aatll tbo IttbJaly ittLtll o'clock p. m, at which hear 'the opontig or tbo blda will becommceeed, for for. ntshlng nnd delivering nt tbe several envy ynrds mmed the materials and arilclee embraced la prlated acbedalas, whleh, wltb tbe form of offer and gonraeteo, will be fn ret I aha. aaai ..a1l..ll.. X a a. .-.-..-wvv-a e.e.r.(a,vB BbIB IJJ 10111,11 fj rC qaeeted. lo parsons desiring te offer to cos tract for aey or nil or Ihe claeses named thcrala by tbo commaadaaia ef thee'vcralanvy yarda,fbr thoclaaeee fr Ibe yards aider tbelr commend, or by the pa y mutt r laareal the Bereaa for aiy or all of the yards. wiyVefots aad mfsfoAce in HUno it Ofert, n bUt monthnn vnt yard fa one caMfe; nor any bid tvAfe UntdVtrnet and Mtjf)Lr; t IfM.r rMw,.i.af. i.. form nf oftr nnd gtmranty,ad tne individual of a rm Mttcf ttgn tntlHct and contract. maaora are aercoy cannoned, aad rarilcnlnrly aotl Sed, that tbalr offsrs shoald be made oa Ihe prlated form prsearibod by tbo Bareao, and bo mailed ta time to raach their destination bofore the time expires for re celvlog tbem no 6M wtll be eonsUUrl which ll U rwetft afUr tht period rttUd, anvl naallotaan will htmad for fatlunQf lUwitl. Ailt offsrs mast be accompanied by tbe bldder'e Uceese, ar a certified copy tberaoL To gnard against offereUlag opened before tbe time nppoinlod blddarsnro reooasiad to endorse en tbe en valope, above the addreaa, aad draw a line eadcr the eadoraemont, thnet "Proposal for Clot No. nam thllat) fur th fiaru lard at nam th yard) "To the Chlaf the Bartaa of Tarda aad Docks, Wash. I bit ton, D. C Tbe eartllleate to tbe guarantor's responsibility most boMrtiaadlo bythoAaaeteoror latoraal Hevoaueror the dlstrlei la which Ibey reside. The Hbednle wllletcto ihe tlmee within which nrtlclee will be reoalred lo bo delivered. Jfasy nrtlclee nre anmed la tbo sshedalac which nre not known to be In common nnd gsatral ase, ibe bid aar s will ascertain promptly wbatuor each artklas can bo procarcd or not, nnd If ibey cannot bi obuioed the reel most be reported tatboBnreaa nt oneo, urore bide shall bo received All Iba nrtlclee whltb may b oontrnc'od rr mast bo delivered el sack placaor places, including drayaga and eartage to iho plaeo where uid within thn aavy yards, vespootlvely, fur which ihooffarls made, ae may be di rected bj ihe commaadlegoffieettharoor: aad, all ethar tblngabslag-eiunl. vrefsrenoo will bo ta A mart. can mannractiro. Ho arllale will bo received alar ibe oaplratloa of Ua partod specltled lathe asbsdalsa for tbe eoa.pls.lon of thodeltveriea enlsaa specially aathor. Isad y the Dapartmeat. In unpttttg th tlan,th prtc tinted in th column of yrlc toll bitto ttand. una, ih HUffrPUtUf W IM UM Will 0 OdtTtta titti according to th prtc ttated. All Ibe artlelte under the oo a tract mast be of tbe best quality, delivered la good order, free nf nil nnd every charge or Cafpenao to tbe Government for de.lvery, and cnbjocilo the inspection, connt. weight, or tneasarc meat of tb aald navy yard, nnd bell all rsapecte entle rectory te the oommandael there, f. Bidders or referred to the yard for plaee, pacifications, or aomplos.and aay farther descriwloao of thn article or niplnaattoac Ibey may dotre. When blddtre abalt bo la donbl ae to the preclae artlclea named la the seh-dala, Ihsy wl 1 apply toiheeommadlngcaBerf tbe aavy yffrd, aadnoffo tmploym, for description f tba artiei or nrtlclee In donbl, which laforualloa the aald oOcsr will give la writing. Approved anretles In the amonnt of tbecontracl will be reoarrede end Iwenly par eeatnm ne additional acenrliy detineUd from each payment anill tbe contract shall have been computed or cas celled, nnte-a otherwise aa tboriiod by tbe Dcpnrtmentf and eighty per cantam of tboamoaalof nil doltvsrlce msdc will do paid by iba pnymaatar at the place of delivery wltbla tea day aftrr warrant for th tame shall have ba poctcd by lb Secrettryof tbe Treaaary. No part of lhepercentam reserved le lob paid until all tb rejected artlel-s offered aader tbecontracl shall have bee removed from Ibe yard and others snppllsd la their pise, aales specially anthoriied by the De pari wt at. It Till kaellaiallkTaJ lt.aMI.tfalltialirjar.Hll ak.1l made by tbe parties of tbe first part la delivering nil r 7 maiuoaea in nj cibib Din mr Of Ib quality and allh tlmee and p'ac-a above provided, then and lihat cat a t be aald ptrtlcs will forfeit end pay lo Ihe Vt lad States, a liquidated damagaa, a sum of money not lo exceed Iwle the amonnt or sack class therein agreed a pan u tbe price to be paid In tat of ta actual delivery there t, which may be recovered, from time lo time, ae they nrcrne, according to th aelafCoagreae In that cat provided, approved March S, IMi Tb caretl-a mnst sign th contract, ned tblr retpon. elblllty b certified lo by the Atsosor of Intsrnal ttev. enne for the district In which tbey reside. Persona whose offer shall b accepted will b aol tied by letter t broach tbe post offleo, waicb notice ebalt be considered BoflUlml, aod If thsy do not outer Into eo tractfortb supplies specified wit bin ten daye after tbe receiptor tbe contract at tbe poet offleo named or Ibe pajmaeier des'g anted, a contract will be made with soma other person or persons, aad lb guarantor of each defaulting bidders will be held rotpunelble for the dif ference between tbe offer of th dfulilng bidder or bid ders ned thai which may be accepted. All offers aot made In ttrtct conformity with this ndvertlscment will, at thn ontloo of th UufaKa. b re. Jscted. aire uaiy woote on"rs may d accepted will do no tified, and eo at nets will he ready for eaecatlon ac eooa thereafter as may be practicable. Postage atampa are nof reqalred on blda forwarded by mall, iteveaoo stamps tcfll be reqalred on tb son- i w.w i.-e.ei .wir vna eaiu nf opa I'afttjix, nlso one five cent clamp oa each fiiccc or paper, ana also oa fivC'Cent alarop lo the certilcele of Iho otllcer cerll tying 10 in rviponaiouiiy or in anreilea. These slemps nre aU to be furnished and canceled by tbe cob tractor Tn classes of this Bureau are aambered and lettered at follow) Clue No, 1, BriskaiNo.2,6tonciNo. SK Stone, No S, Yallow Pl04Tlmbrt No Yellow l'.u Lambert Ma fl fi.V U..J Ul-J .J. M UILI,. Ul.. a. 3 V. v, vaaaaaaiata nuviiifltr, w, t. Itliep nJJrUt, Jnulpcr, aad CyprreeiNo. 7, Lime, Uelr, and Plaster, no. tveneeii no x, iTavti una aaa e-o v'A, Moaldlno aad Ylra Sand aad rirecItT No lO.Slaia i N U.Iroa, Iron aplhss, nod AallsiNo. 13, Steal; No 13, llg Iron l No. 14, a ties J No. IA, Paluta. Oils, nnd 01.... laviiipiyBii.Mi'iBa i usrawaroi no IB, Ma irrt No. 1. lilr Wod No 20. liar aad Straw i No if, Provoider) No. Si, Charcoal t No. iU, Belttag, Pack'Bg aidllnaeiNo 1M, Sperm aod Lobrleatlng Ollsi No U. Iron Work. FIdIbit. Ae i Ma. StL InMra i No. 17, Anthracite Coal No U, UUanlaoua Cumberland CjsIj No. 30, kreiol.bltnmlnoua Broadtop Coal, Jand rcton at Boston yard;) No. 31, Copper and !om position Nails, .No. 33, Machinery and Tools, Class A, for ralsteg wings of tifilce Build log, (lrts. moath, N. IE. i Class A, axUndlng South Pier, (Pblln daipbU) Clata A,rspalrig building No u, (Nor folk Claaa B, repalrfag Balldlnv bo. la, (Norfolk NAVAL AdYLljM Cleee No. 1, Clothing i No. 3, Hats. Boots, Shoe, Ae No. S, Provisions (No. d, Groceries) No A) Dry Ooodat No. f. Bread, A ;o 7, Tobacco; No. S, Coal; No Palais, Oile, Qlen, Ae. No, II, Lumbar;No IS, Ptre. WWV.JIA.V te,rroeenaar,no. i, Mitciitnronti no I J, Hardware I Mo. IB Btatlaiiarw t Ho IT. r.lli.ar I... houses. Th following are tbe clatses, by tbelr inmbcraend letters, required al the respective aavy yarde aad Na val Asylum t roRTSHovrn, n. n. Boa. 1,4, 6,, K.U.". W. 13, Zd, 28, IT, S0, A. Ati1, UABB, n"S WA.8f A1- la ,J- !0-" XIW TOBK. Xea. 1, I'. 3. i, I, 7, S. a, t, 10, 11. U, 1J, 1, IS, 17, II, SO, 11, St, IS. It. St St, ST, 90, 91, SI rUILADSLl-Blt. SI, SS, S4, S7, SO. 92, A. HAVAL aSTLOV.PniLlPJLPHU -VA.l.&roltt.,V1,,, MOarOLlt. A. pkxjAcnLA, fit, jeU-iiwiV W' M' 66. FIWAWOIA r. JAY 0 0 0 K E 0 0., DABUBa, ty nrrnxTH rruxr, errMiu tu'iuuwiT, aruvleaUatnmai rate, aai Sm ea Ual a fall tapal ef all ooTixjrVxxT toiM, 11T1J.THIXTT TlIAStJXI XOTIA, ounnoATU or iXDxsnsxiaa, u, aal par tAt al(aeal frteet far QDAETSRlf ASTIX'S CniCIX AID T0DCH1XS. aad-itf piBST NATIONAL. BANK OP WUHIXOTOX. B. D. Omii, (af JajOeeke A 0a.,)rnal4aal, W. a. Httiu.iea, Oaaalar. OOTXIXMSIT SXrOOTOXT An nxixoiAL aosxt or tbi uxitib ttatxx. ISra tratrrr, .rpotrra raa raiAtntr aaPAaraaxr. OeTeraaeat eeearltlee wlta Treaaare DalU4 Stalea, Sr-OSHC BtllXlOH DOIXABI.-aa TTa Vej aai aell all elaaaaa ef OOTXIXbIIXT SlCn EITIM at eeriest aiarkal ratae. roxxisHizcnAXaiaai ciimu... all Tax rsincirAL citiu or tbi oxitxs statu. We aaraaaae OefararaeBt leaaaara ea tae HOST f 1V0KABL1 TXBMS, aal tire .Aatrva Asa rnoMrr ATTtaTIOI T. ACCODKTS OX B7SIKXU MIX AXD riXata, aaa le aa etaar aaalBaat aalraatea ta aa, rrjLL IxrOXBATIOlt la re,arl te OOTIXXXIXT LOAXS al aU ta eaeerfallr faraliBaS. WH. I BDXT1X0T0X, Ceaalar. W,ml, ,tK.lU BBtl.tl' TITTENnOU8E, FOWLER i CO. BARKIXS, S5S PaaaarlTtala A.eBee, Daalare la OOTIBXHtHT IICUXITIU af all ie Barlptleee. OOLD, SILTIX, aai UXCUKXXXT afOXIT koatit aai eoli. COLLECTIOKS aaeie ea all aa.ee.lele pelata. XXCHAXOXeaall parte af Xarepe eeli at leweat rataa. STOCKS B.aikt eel ..li la X.w Terk si B.a. rat.. Oarol9.abl.f l.llra.llal.,raphleeoMBael..tlae wilt Ihe Oeli aaT BtMk Xxebaaie Roane ta Maw Turk, Ereaptaeat aai il.patak la Ike eaeeatlaB ef erlere roar a retui ea. We kare alware ea kaai farlanailate i.llr.rr all i.aoralaalloa. ef Ib. 7-30 TBSAbUXT HOTIS. Our .p.lal altaatl.B I. atvaa to tbi. L..B. al'tf DEI'ARTUENT OF THE INTERIOR, Ottraa STaraa Parttr Orrtt, WAiBlaoraa Jeaet,tSH Oa tbe petltlea ef Xabarl Keif k ef Ctev.ta.t. Obla, prariac f.r tbe eaUat.B or a pat.el rreet l blm ea v, ,,Hi,ni iu,wri, .rn"B,l,l AtAvehlnsry for Beveling the Bdge of Bkclpsor Helatllc Strips, etc fr aevea yeare from th t pi ration of aat,ia BaiHalt, w SUB at BltVC tBItttaHVIJ trl tSPIfU' II Is ordered that tb eald petition be beard at tbe ratantOlBeenbtONOAT.lhcSddayf6nteinbernexl, at 11 o'clock tn j and nllpcrsoss are notlesd to appear ana snow cense, 11 ar toey nave, way aaia petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the oitensloa are reqalred to flic In tbe Patent Offlcc their eblsctloas. sued. It act forth In writing, at leaet f tot aft daye before th day of boarlag i si vwututiBBr titti bt eiteer party, to putaa at id hk haiiBr,mntt bo takta and trnnautltad In accord a ecs with lb rele of th oBeo, which will be famished en application. -.IbvojlMVOBa e?tar taaVkrvrB, rat)tA PVB uony, must b tiled I Ih Hee twenty daye before th day of heart ag i ih nrgnntenu. If aay, wltbla ttn daye aiwi taiiajaj mi (ilSBUBI J, Ordered, nlao. that Ihla natla b nnhllabed In the 1 tWitoeiteeT and tb BaPcnLicae. WatbtactoB. D C .nnd in inn utrata, uieveiene, unio, onoo a ween ror inre tuccasslvc weeks; ths first of eald publications to bent ieaa. eiziy asya previone 10 tn any oi near. eg TO. THBKBR, CatxiTBljalaDair af PataBla. r. B. Bdltora of the nVovc papere will pleas copy, and scad tbelr bill to th Patenl On.ee, with n paper coeievimiag ibis neoce jefiawsw T UMDER, LUMBER, LUMBER Q.B.CBDRCUACO. Deair. to .all apelal attaalloa at tka Carpeatar. aai Uaill J&a JFW .ta.a..-AA...a..a..- I. .V-l. m-r UHaiHvia, n aiwaii will alia a UIU auaklt III isill tenalv nnd well eeleoted attortn.ee I f all Ik various ninos or, Ln latter, oat.tllug In part or All alio f Whit Pine, roplar, Walnut, Oak, Ab nnd Hickory. pKAMirta. While Plnn, Sprne. Ileniloek, Va. Plae. nad Oak. TLOOK1NO. White Pine, Bpruco, Vn. Pine, Eastora Bhore,and Oak' 8HIW0LM. Cypress, Whit Plo. Sprat, nnd Cedar, VKNCKKAILB. POSTS, AND P1CKBT0 Bills of Lasnbef nl lo order at tb short. I nolle. c b CHUttca aro., taralt Cr. Maryland avo, aad Cleveatb street. B RADY'8 NATIONAL PHOTO OBAPniCOALLIKT, IM BXOABWAT, Xaw T.aa, Kaarlr eppoelte Oreae Okarak. kf r. Breiy kaa oa Tiew aai far eale al kla geUtrr, aa rOBTBAlTSOrALLOmCIU, vwnrrina.wM hi .i,.Iih. ta.ua. it.. 1. Ik, late war, Tke elaee varp frera oarta a. Vfr. te iaup.n.i. fa aiilllea lekle varleieeaertaaeatef Ukeaa...., Mr, Brair kaa a COLUCTIOH OX T1IWI af alaaal e.err TMlal taaA. kUiAri. I. Iba reseat aaa. Sl.t,wkl.klliaarUireaiaeiwlllbaTal,ai bp aal aalp Ibm. aeere traaieilalalp eeaeeraai. bal tbalr fHaeie, aa aaetaeatoae af tke trlale Ureas. wkl.k tke satloa aaa ls.1 auui. Sir. Braip alwapt rapt aeaaliarakl. alteatlea t, "ts.'mw .trie af POXT111TS IX rOIOIXAIK bat eeea Braa,r.t pp AU, svaap vt peneeuvat apfw 'A.t73rPIOr7 saAItaBBL. BY JAMES 0. M'OUIRE k 00.. AtTCTIOXXISS. V- KaDiTita,-CiTtBatt, WAaaiperroa, Jeee 3S. lata. I Bf .Irtaa.faaart.t let Olir Ceaaalte? aeiia a. asrissae Iberawlla, I sksll .rer'fwealsfar aaaa. t. tkeklka.lbliier,.a(ATUXJ)Ar.S(Hkl..Uat,urreBt af Iba Clip Hall, al lbs koar J IS ta. Ibe .Y.le."i rttblaal atl.llafa af aala, laaiaeyerll Corpnatlea balee aeul lb. Sr.l lap rtalr, ISf7 far IkaVarpoe: ef weltblt, kep, elrew, fos.., .at. lie alraw. aai Ilea etsek, Btlaaiei al Ibt fellewlei afaaaa i I l"Oilu.(mi., MwteaTsrlalkiM Teatk ttraetewaak X. 1 la froalaf X.Hb.ra Kart.t, af Utoneellea e lew Terk at.aa. i K atreel aetlk. ,"ta"aeflss.aawaa. He. 1 eei Xe. S are Jtawlr-emtei aeVlee, aaa Iai eli aaalaa will 4 MM I iHaii, wuuaiif ese MSB aai resale.. l.,ij. lM,,, Maale, 00 M.UI ael for auk aal ererp kaalla, bale, n paek' Me of Ike eaaa. 10 e..t. fo, wel, He, Ut. aleakvlw. eeeta far ever kealral poaeia. rartlee PBreba.Ua will ka reqalr laMaplpwlta all Ibe prorlaleaa ef tbe art approval Sl.t rebraarr. IMS. a.lliM -A. aal I. MUbllik p.bu. a aaallaaZt far elker parpoeee." XIORAXD WiLLICB, Ham. taeotl l. o. Moooiai io"iiIiu. s ALE OF QOVKUNMENT rUHJ). aUXUsBa Cainr QtrAartaaama'a OrFiea, ica,J vvbkmv vrm.tr. an wa an narrow, o. Will be coll at aabllc aaclloa at rlrfaa SUUoea Vlr etala, under lb dlretlen or Brevet Mtlof John J rB.eC Cand A. A. a M .a HON DAT, Jess lJ.lM0.a4 10 ik "owBf -deeertho Utvetanenl Balldlaet.vlii Nine Stockade" Itoasss. (t)TwoL-g Uess. A 111 Two Htoekadas. llOasPraan Home, al Plve Brisk Chi ssneyo. 1 1 On Railroad Platfornt. 1 One Station. Rene, Board Soof. I) On Station Hoia. Shlael Rat- dato aTrt' U woe ad w I ihla lea daye front Terms j cash, la aeveraaaeat fnade. fc d M.BROWN, Brvelfsjrud A,Q. AC, JoJlld Bareaa B V. ned A. L. SALK OP 13TEAM BOILEU, FOUOE i-CMPS. WaTAK TIF. TfBt Pt.nna a, prttlng Tarn TTAinu'TTuaan at uiasaOaSO'. D, C QVAanaMAaTia OiaiaAte Orrica, Tiasv liiriateff, I WaaaiaoTOit. D. C Jt Ib.iim. A Br order or th QaarUr matter Oeseml. thre will be eold, oath premise, atpnbll aaetlen, under tbe di rection of Cnptala, Oeorg T Browning, A. L M., am rRlDAT. JalyU lWfl. at 11 o'eloek an., the foUewiag detertbed pah lie property, to wit I Oee Steam Boiler, M rl long nnd t fet la dlamoUr, (with two ll'lach re.ra Bees,) made of -task bolter Iron, wltb all the accessary np parte eaa, lacladlaf eaal.lron front, gang cocks, glebe valve, f4 pump, eaoka-etack and hood, steam innge, (Aehcrofi'e patent,) grata-bars, pipe, pings, t edaclag pi, Ac. all la good ordtr. Two Werthlntton Iteaa Pare Fnmoa. V. tLll-Uah ejllaer, P-lnch atroLo, U boreo power oath, aad oacb eapani ot pumping aaa loremg tuu uw gniiona or wnur per day. Connected wltb them ar Ib requisite vnlvea, glanda, eon pi lege, bende, elhown dl.vnlve oil sups, Ac. Tne Pnmpe ere eomparallvaly aew, nnd la complete working order a targe quantity oi water npe, ne rouewa i Mai feet O'lnch cnat'lroa WaUr Pip. 11000 foetS-lnch tUOfnetS-luchwreagbt1roa M boa feel IH-lach anet'lfea S.0U0 feet li-iUth ltUOfeet-l-teeh 6,000 rti-lBSt. Thirty-one Cast Iron Fire Plage, (Ayr patent,) wlih all the necessary connections, such no T'a, bods, stop.eeckc, elbows, fear-way pte,aa.( tUliuttl. lent Medllion, together with ail th tool, tka, reqalred, for maklog nlWrntione nnd repalrn In water pip, snob, ae plpe-enttleg aancblnee, tape nnd dice, plyere, erabo, drills, pancbee, nnulklng toola, km, Tb depot 1 acMeelbl by water, and veeaela ef the largest class eaa be loaded at the wharf. Teraai Caab, In Government funda. Scllverlee will bo made lo parcbaacr ea or bofore lb Bret (1st) day of Aagnsl neit. A. beat for Oleeboro will Wave Ib Sixth atmlwharf very boar during ibe aay of eale. Any further leftirmntloa thet may bdlr4wtllba given apou spplleallon, In person or by letter, to Capi. (Isorge T. Browalag.A. Q. Af., Oleebero', I. C.(er al tauouce. jam an a aatfl. Brevet Brig. Oca U. h. A., la charge; Flret Division, Q. M. 0. 0. JcTl.tjyU UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALK In vUtneof a writ of Fieri Facie Itened from the Clerk's Ofle of ta Supreme Court of the Dlstriet of Cwlumbla,and to an dlrewte-d, I will xpoo top-nbU ealo for oaeh.tn iroatot lb Coartlloa door of nald. District, oa TOBlDaT, tb 3d day ot Joly aext, IMi. al IS o'clock, u ibo fotlowlagioaoii bod property, te wit i Tarlof lot No. 1,1a square No. SIS, Itog'lnaluff aUaataka on tke building llnnot North N street, on n line with Ibe west building tine of N. B. Smith' houet Uence north along aald Mac to Vermont aveane Ihenoe couth along said arson to lb original eoraer eoutbwaetof eald Jot aad Ibeoce east ward I y b N urttl to Ib plaoo of btglnnlag, forty-four feetj nnd eonUlalng 8,100 sqnnr feet, mor or 1st. Aleoi that plc of land m menclac at tbe eatrcme north point of said above e t4 lot and running parallel wita Vermont nvenn Sit feel, then east aad parallel with the alley tea nad a half feet, these south nad parallel with Vermont nvaa twelve feel, theac west nnd parallel with the alley aic fewi.theBe eoath aad parallel wllh Vertnont aveaae twelf feet, Iheaco north to th place of beginning, to gather with all aad singular th ltaprovmnla threoa, in Iheelty of Waehtngwe, O.a Bolted end levied upon ae tba profBrty ef Joeeph Soger, nad will be cold to satisfy wrtfno. OOiTiiala Jaaeary Torn, 1503, In favor ef B Owen A Co. D. B. OOOOINO. JcM-td D. I. Marshal District of Colambla. 1ALE OP GOVERNMENT BUILD- IMCIB, BTABLBs, VBNC1NO, WUAKVU, Aa.AT OIBiBOBO, i. C. QriaTaaaoataa OivtaAL'f Orrtoa, aaataa OivtaAL'f Orrtoa, liner u i vision, D. C, Jal. lMfl. WABviaarov. Be ardsr of tb Q sorter mailer Ocaaral. there will be eold on Ihe pre m lee, nt public auetWn, andnr Ih dt rectlvu of Captain 0 rg T. frowning, A. Q. Af ,om tasae ag oa TOIUUAT, Jaly JO, lMt, at o'eloek, n. m., nad eontlsnlag from lb tarn bear aeh day l her after, (aecpl FKI 1T, Jaly 13, oa whleh day the Wt. ter works will bo sold.) until th whvl shall have be. dUosed of, lb following described public property, to W tucren (11) OtHcec frame) tSiUT, (two aterio,) Jl, H38, Iwo SUitO, (two alorlet 16iSA (kitchen adjoin ing 10x10,) Hit. IsilS, two SeiSo, nnd UaTS Eighty alna (oe) Lebotere1 Qttuter, (frame.) aevea ty.ro r ISilS, founeoa IUU, nnd on Uala, with ebed, dlolatngSall. tea (in) Dweltlset. (frame,) 11k W, (tweetori,wltlv back bnlldtngc ItxSi lour lOilt. 13 iW, Iti3i, ICxt. (lib wing lCil'.and Iwo ktUkeaa adJolnlng,tttt aad. lOalO, lSaitD, with wlcrltatt,) BUM, (with nhod ad lolnlng 1iW Nine (9) Jdeas If onto, (frame,) UstM, (twe atoriec.) loxfri, (with wing lfliti.) tUlto, (to eiorlc,l (with addltle.e lOili,) MtW, (tw atorlM,) UiW, ICnSt, and SoiW. IblrlV'twe (31) PUblet, (rrame.) twenty-fear 13i4Tl. tit lUiM. onn llUi,nnd one 13x. (with eh4 adjota One (1) Uospltal Btable, (frame, with 0,170 UbcbI feet of stalling, Oee (I) Issuing Btnbln, (rrame,) with ,3H lineal feel of stabling Twenty (30) BUdlngs, (rram,) SorSl, tfliM. lli5S, 11x31, loiW,.0ilv.. four lSiao, furSxItl;lleaUa,tSxUO. SlitS SSiauO.tOBSS. and Unit. Bheddtng, T 7ASlmeal feel. Thirty-two (Si) Water Tank. 4e1 two feat deep. 8avenlylght (71) AJaagare, 3il-4hrcaad a bal feet deep. Twcaiy (30) Oat Houses Ob 111 llay Baod. IUkSIL 0e (I) Orel lioet, ram,) MiJ, Three (S) Wbarvee One 4, lei equatefcet, eaall.lM eqaar feet, and on S, 860 equnr feel. reotlsg.I3,flO lineal feel. 0 mfitorehouss, (frame,) MilM, Two U acktmltb bbope, (frame,) aSalSO, aad SSxlSO. One (1) Engine Hone, .7x11 The baiHiags will b-oldslagly, aad naat a re moved wltbla iwenly daye. Tbeba Idlng will be takeadewa at tb axpeae ef tbe rnrehaeere. Tbe depot le accessible by wnt-w, aad vestals of the largest cUib caa be leaded ni the wharf. lor tot Ca.b tn Oovernmntfande. A boat for Ul sbor' will icav tba Blxlh atreet wharf vary hoar during thn day of aal. For further I e form alio a apply la person, r by letter, loCept OEOBQKT. DUOVVNINO, A-U. lCt01ceboro', D. C, ortolhleemce. JAMLS A. IKIN, Brevet Brig, Oee. D B.1, In eearge, JeSl'lJylO Flral Divisive, Q. Af J. O. SALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN THI DlFFBHlKT M-HKS1K W1I1 sold to th highest bidder, for cash, ea th fol lowing dayst LXNrRB UiBKET-SATDBDAT, Jnn 50, at 10 o'clock a. tn. NtiRTllBUN LIDB8TT HASKBT-FBlSAT, Jaae S9, at 10 a. m. NAVX-TAUD MARKBT-FBIDiY, Jaae t, nt 10 o'clock, am WK8TBKNa1ARKBT-MONDAT,;BlyS,atl0eelick N B Persons now holding eUnde la lb different markets can rstaln tbsm by paying the uppralactatal price frr such tlenJ previous to ih day of tola. JcSW-eotd BHiHABD WALLACH, Mayer. s ALE OF UOVKIINMENT root on. NliA'IU. Caitr QoABTiaataTBa't Orrraa. Tlsravi nap 1T "I WaeatneToa. D. G.. Jnn IA lnoa. .T"iri""-"",;""i Will be cold nt public aaulea at LJeola.,pepots Wash In i ton, 1 a. aader th dlrnetlea ef Br ret Br g. Oca. C.U Tomphlaa, QaarleraiaaUr, vat aTUJUJAi. JaalllM. aiigo'elock. aa., nhont I.T1M OALLONB NSATdFOOT QIC, In barrel. TheOU will bo tell by the Iloa. la lota ef one barrel, with the privilege ef Ave. The property meat be removed wltaiaSvedeya from date ef cafe Tetaoa 1 Oaaa, laOoverattaat bbIs, Bft, Kli.aea.sa(CbrerqnarrmnUrf ilM, JJtpelej Waealaite, r

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1 .WW iri iwjtti.. c ,0? i ga'i0ttaIygjittWira. B3 SATURDAY V0RKIMa::!:;::n::::J0SE 2t, 1888. iA Fnpcr Cavil..- Polionooi 'Tb question at the bead of this artlclo li Mi of i rrtit intcrtit tad Importance. In- J ,.folJ almost by uctdenVuul at flrst Worn t only by yoang mn In arrears with their vraaWiromei), psptr collars hart now be- "come a popular institution, both In this I country and in Kuropej Ladle hire adopted ,them, asd comparatively few gerillemcn now prefer the more eiptnjive bat substantial linen. ThousancU of persons, therefore, are .""deeply anxioo in regard to the recent rumor that theta collar! are poisonous. Manufac turers, who announce every stylo of collar and cuff in paper, may be rained if their warn are' prayed 't, o do detrimental to the health of the wearer. Bat in each a matter aa thla it wool! be criminal to conceal the 'fact. A" Boston paper states that a clerk in a wholesale store ,in that city wat recently afflicted with 'a painful eruption about the neck.- 'ihmunjr tnat it was merely a doii, ''lis paid little kttention t4 .t.t first; bntaa the pain grew msrc intense he was induced to consult a physician, who declared that lit 5 patient was suffering from the effect of poison I absorbed into the system from paper collars. t jThephystchuialsomnarkedthathehadbcen consulted in numerous similar cases, and upon careful inquiry it was ascertained that half a doien of the young clerk's companions, all of whom wore paper collars, were con stantly troubled with the same eruptions. But, without attempting to argue from these cases, let us look at the general facts in regard to paper collari In order to Iml tate linen as nearly as possible, these collars are enameled, and in thU process arsenic Is used. Everybody knows that the enamel upon- Tisltlng cards is poisonous. Children hare'died from being allowed to play with each, cards. It will bo remembered that the first importation of swans for the Central Park were poisoned by some careless and thoughtless persons who threw pieces o f card board Into the TaVe for tho swans to cat One would suppose that a knowledge of facts like these would long since hare aroused the suspicions of the public as to tha danger from paper collar prepared in the same way as card-board; but the majority of people did not reflect upon the subject at all, or fell into the error of believing that the enamel waa only poisonous when eaten. It is easily susceptible of proof, however, that arsenic is Tery deleterious no matter how it may bo absorbed into the system. "When taken directly into the stomach it may be mora fatal; bat when it enters through the pores of the skin and infects the blood its operations are hardly leu deadly, although they may be slower. The ery name of the arsenic, derived from the G nek, announces its power of destroying men. The workmen who prepare it are obliged to dress in a costume and helmet of leather, the eyes protected by glasses and the nostrils by a wet sponge but in spito of these precautions and a carefully regulated diet they only average thirty year of life. Instances are on record of persons who have died from sleeping in rooms covered vtith arsenical paper, and the green wall-paper. once so mucn in use, is now almost com pletely discarded because of the arsenic em ployed in its manufacture. Ilere is a poison, then, which is equally dangerous whether eaten, inhaled, or absorbed, and which is yet used to enamel the collars to be worn around the neck. It thus enters the system through the pores, reaches tho blood directly when the skin is frayed, and. being rendered vola tile by the heat of the body, is also inhaled at every breath. Could anything bo more dangerous, mora pernicious. But although we are compelled to answer the question. Are paper collars -poisonous f in the affirmative, some persons may object Wat tney nave wom tnese collars lor a long tuna without perceiving any evil effects. This may be true, and yet the effects may exist. The eruptions which affiicted the Boston clerk were the protests of nature against the poison which lie was absorbing. In all strong constitutions nature can make such protests and utter' such warnings against further indulgence. But In- the weak the poison may be left to do its deadly work without any outward signs of danger. We recall the case of an invalid American at Paris who waa accustomed to smoke a new clay pipe every day. These pipes were whitened with arsenic, as the paper collars are, and the poison was released by the heat of the burning tobacco, just as it u released from the paper collars by the heat of the body. The smoker slowly but steadily do- ennea, ana not until alter ms ueceose uiu me phvsician discover that thev had cured his original malady and that he had died of arsenical poisons. Many men and all the ladies who wear paper collars are liable to the same gradual poisoning. That they have no eruptions nnon the neck is onlv a nroof of their Greater peril; for it shows that the system is so cor rupted or weakened ato tave. in tne arsenic without that natural, healthy resistance which produces sores or bolls. On the other hand, however, it is quite possible that ladies may be dlsngurcd lor lire by unsigutly blotches arising from the use of these collars and cuffs. As they are at best only a Bliain and a substitute for linen and muslin, and as no great expense is involved in thepuriliase of the only materials of which collars can bo safely made, we hope that tho wearing of poisonous paper collars will be discontinued, and we urge all physicians, and especially the Board of Health, to instruct the public in regard to this important subject. llouml Table. H JLUPEK'S NEW MONTHLY MAQAIiaiFOB JULY, IMS. COITIXTil Prwtl BollellOBi of t Wtvr, Becowi Paper.) Illtittrttloa Umm ct ol4 CtuMh ittvr Cb at-If (town A Mm or Jtoblllir A Ctndldtvt for tb Vtiw Th HrtIofk Kaloa of 4i)rotd biidgi, lUrpor't jftrrj RoU of tht riv4ii, MtlBibir,; A Cofd rtU VolattMtTlit lBBtvt Ida Tb lUtlt Coug.r But llom. 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HMprrn,iTMr 4 w '4tmMm99j of oltbar th Whl j or tha Magaila Will M vppiioa f 10 rTia i iauriidr HMal, f"BnMim, wrais n tvr iu aft S-PaoBd ?lBBiBf ha Mafatla, aaeh Tolaaacoa Y(,uirJaia forats, Moatba, will fc far&Ubid for H P Tolano, 4 aoal by mU, poalaf paid. Baaatl voltaaioaof Woaklf. otah folam aootalataf f Jtb asaibora (or will b faraUbod forfT. frolghl br proM pl4,lkowijrklof tk volvn balfif m J but-! tt l'owd la tho nail -TT7T-APPJNO PAPER POR SJ PJNO PAPER JOR SALE AT 1 coaunBtonA.irPinECToni-.- X t'tin.un.' lattoar, OratrB-tB-t, SU I .traol, Mwaaalrtk. aadlMh.' Browa, B. Oral., lfi.ao.rl, Mr. Pa. av. sad M." Hiimv, uiu. at., ra. a. s .oata .i. Chaatlar, taakarlah, Xlak..Ratlaaal ruuL Clark, Daalol, Haw Uanrialra, Ha.SM ilk at. toBBaaa, Jaha,CalJ4tSUth at,, bat, I Bad 1. fewaa, Uf at, pa., Ura. Cartar'a, lit a Dank a at Craf la, Aaraa B., K. II Batlaaal Haul. Craawall, Joha a. 3 Mi., Batlaaal HotaL PoaliUla, J. B.. 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Panrnar, Samaal a, Kaaaaa, S I aliaal, kalwaaa BUdla. 0m Dalaara.S71 Slk at., kat. D aal X. Ramiar.'Alaaaader, Mlaataota. Natloaal. Saalibarr, W., Dataware, Ho d Slk al. Skaraaa.Jaka.Obla. Ko. sn K 't. baLIStk aai 141b. Saataar. Charlaa, If aaa aaraar Uth aA r ita. Sprasaa, Wm., K.1 M W aor. 6lb aad X. BUvart, Wm. M KaTada,A70 X J avaaaa. Sloaklaa, J P., It. J Wlllard'a Haul. Traaiball, Lfmai, Ullaali, 4S0 D, katwaaa Slk aa4 Vaa Vflakta, P. 0 .Waal Vlrslala. KallaaaL Wada,VaalaiulaT,Obla,Jla. SaUalraal. wruitimi,oa)rfa H Oragoa, 308 T MraaL Wrlfbt, William, K Jaor. Slk aad Data. WIImb, ItaarT, Maia Waaklagtoa lloota. Wlll,r, W. T Waal Vlrslala, aor. M aL aal Waaaari avaaaa. Talaa, Kltkaxd, I1L, 401 X at. bat. Stk aal 10tk. oaaaioaTaa to aoataaioa. Alaora. J. L MlatlMlppt, ktatropelllaa ItaUl. Fowlar, J Loalilaaa. Baztar, X.Arkaaaaa, Uonatoa, uaoraa 8 Alabama. Callar, R. K., Loalalaaa. Uaka, mekaal. taaltaaa,Wltlarl'a. Bazar, Jaaapb, VL, Bbbltl Uoaaa. Shark. r. Wm. L., ktKa. Smllk, Cbaa La, Saaw.Wra. P., Ark. Itapraaamtatlvaa. Allar, Joka B-. If auaakiaatta, tbbltt Houa. ABaoaa.8rdaakam K.,Pa.,W0 T atraat. Atltava.Wm. B Iwa, aor. B aoatb aad 11 aaat. Aataa, Oakaa, klaai Waiklartoa Hoaaa. Aadaraoa, Oaarra w.. If a i 447 Stk atraai. iahlar, Paloa U. Vavada. SSI 0 atll. bal. Stb aal lOtk. Aabltf, Jamaa H Okla, U H alraaL Baaka, Hatbaalal P., If aaa 113 D aL, kat Slk aal Stk. Bakar, Jaka, llllacU, US 1 at ,'bat. K aad r. BaMaj-tat Jaka P., Haaa. ladlaaa avaaaa. BarkarTAbrabam A., raaaa.,404 stk aUaat. Baitar, Foruai, VI 1SS P atroat. Baajamla, Joka P., Ko S7SX aUaat, BarxaalTaaala 0.', ST. T., Saatoa lloaaa. Blalaa, Jamaa O Ifalat, U7 Stk aUaal. BIaw. Hii T. Mav.fJia Valraal. Bojar. BoBjamla U, Panaa., SSI ink atraai. nrooBB jamaa, A.-. Baatoa uoaaa. Iroo b.t Tit T.. U 11.. a.. W atmaaat PlVWtuUI, aiwssai ara a avg ia maana. llacklaBd, Ealpb P., Oblrt, A-oata Iloaa. RiatwallsOao. I .Wiaa 44i Uth at. oaal, lUmaa,r. C, tfteblfaa Araaa Uosa. BliwaU, Jaha, Callforala, 4S4 11th atroat. Baadr, 11 B. Ohio, r th at. aad Paaa. at. Boeklaad, K, P. Ohio, 459 12th at. Brora waU, HV P. H Illtaola, S&a Ftarth atrooi. Bin 1 bam, Job a 1 Ohio, WaahlBfloa Hona. Braadagaa, lafaalaa, Coaa.(U P atraai, Brad fur J, A .,Colvrado, lUl'iii, ataaa. Barlalf b, W. A- DaBvUh. jlatloaaU CoU.i'.SrtiTlr, Iod.,Kf.4S at. CbanUr, J. W.,W T.,iJ2 PraBklta Bow, K. at, Clark, R. W.,Oblo, or.tthBBd Podb,t. Clatk,bldaT.Kavs MatropollUa. Cobb. AuMA,Wt, lira BkUmore'a, H, 4JfJat CoBklliic, Booo,J(wTork 261 P atfaot Cook, barloaC.lUiaolB.iMD.ba-utHh aad 4th, Caltom, 8 M.,IUUoli.aja P atroat, CalTJ.C.V.tPaBalfaala,BbUt Bou. Darla, T. T., 9. T P itrl, bat 13th aad llth. Defrooa, Joa. H lad Cblpmaa'a. 71b atraoL Dawaoa, J ao. L., Pa. Hra. Barth'a, Sd alraat. Doaaall. lgaatltu, kllaa ,SUoeaJ. Darling, W A Jfaw Tork, 1)7 13th atraot. Dulag,H. U., CoBBctlol,201 K klraat Da waa, H. L., Ma-o.,otar Mh aad Pa. at. Oflano,Colaraboa,Oblo, Avaaa Hoai. DoBlaajB.Charlea.PaaaijrlTaala, If tropolltaa. Dtxoa, M P Rhodo t-laad, ZU I atroct. Drlgga, Joha F Ulcblgaa, 41 LoaUlaoa av. Iauoat,Bbawr, ladlaaa. M.Cbarlaa liolal, bBBT, A. A. Wath. T-r UV C atroat. Kldrtda.Cbu. A.WImobiIb, Kirk wood. Kflgloatwa, liaaj UhU, Waohlaiitoa Uoaao. Ecklr. tpbralw, Ohlo,5 K atroat. KIlotfT. 0. Maaaaebaaatta, Batftt If oeao Farai worth, Jno P, HI 874 Poanh itraat. Flack, W. kt, Ohio. Mr. Browa'a. Third at. Farqabar, J H ladlaaa, Araaa Hoaa. Forry.T VT., Mteblgaa, Hvtlooal Ilotal, Oarlald.J A., Ohio, 1M Patroot. OlaalrraB-, A. J Paaaarlfaola, 84 Vo a? OoodFear.Cfaarlea, If aw York, Saatoa Houm, artdar, llvarr, KoBtachr 827 B at Capitol HtlL Orlaaall, J H Iowa, U Poar-aoB-B-half aL OrIawoId,J A Waw Tork, Wtllarda Hotal. 0o4wlB. J. V.AnioaatSS&lBihatraL Habball. J. E. Ohio, 484 12th atroat. Uogao, Joha. Hlaaooii, oraer 11th aad H. Haedaraoa, J. H. 0 Oragoa, 844 C atroat. Hoi mta, B T. Maw Tork, Araao llono. Habbard, JX, Jr., Raw Tork, Atcbu Iloaa. lUrdlag. A. C., IlUaota 434 B,bat.Atb aad 6th. Ill It b 7, VVn CaUforala, 431 Carroll Bow. Iloluoa. hrdsar T.. Maw York. Atobbo lloaaa. Iloror. Samaal. Haiaaokoaott. Borlbwat aoraar Haad 13th alraala Hala, Bubart 8 Saw Tork, 477 Fifth atraat. Hard log, Aaroa, Kaatatkr, 323 B atraat. lUrrla.B.a .Mirjlaad Hart, Boowall, Maw York, Wormlaj'f, I atraat, bat. Varmoat avtBBaanit 16ih atraaL Uaraa, B. B Ohio, 431 Tblrtoootk atraaL Hill, Kalph. ladlaaa, 400 Poartb atroat Uotahklaa.a W- Mow Tork, Araoa Hoaao. Uabbard, A.W., Iowa, XJ Foor-aad-a-baU aL Habbard, C D., Wait V oor. 8d aad Mo. aro. Uabbard, J. R., Cobb. Waabtagtoa lloaa. Habloll. E. M. Maw fork, Wlllard'a J Mil. nitchaock, P W.. Hbraka, 4M IP. baL llth aad 12th. nil brook, B D Idaho, ronr-aadaa-half it, UMMr, W. II. Dub, 497 Mtatb, faL B Bad P. Halbard, CI., Maw Tork, XI ladlaaa ana. Uatuphr, Jamaa, ffaw York, US P atraaL lUaipbraj, J.U.. Mow Tork, Saatoa Boat. lageraotl, K. 0 Illlaola, Matlnaal. Jaockaa, T A Bhodi afaad.2M I at. JokBaoa, Philip, Pa 404 1 atrooL Joara, Morgan, NaW Tork. Jairaa.Oao W., lad ,4W lat aLo KalM, Joha B Mo ,303 PIrat at .Capitol IU11. Ka-kaodall, A J., IULaoa,371 pa, ar Karr, Htobaal C ladlaaa, MUaoart ar. Kumi. Joha A Iowa. 174 P atroat. Kottbam, J. 11 Maw York, 161 Maaa avaaaa. Kalljr, Wn D rDBiHaula, All Twalfih at. Lawreoco, Wm Ohio, 431 Sixth atraaL Loan.B. Ulaaoarl, MbiIobbI. LbSIb, Addfaoa H M, T., UatropolltBB Hotal, Lawraaeo, Oaorga V .Pa., Avaaaa Iloaa. La Blood, P G .Ohio, Ifatropolltaa Hotal. Loogjraar, Joha W,, Hleblgaa, Saatoa lloaaa, Ltbcd, John, Main. 401 FuartB atraaL Latbam,a.B,WtVlrglBla, oor. B atraat aad Dala- aroatanaa. Morrill, Jo.tia 8 Tormoat, 403 Poarth atraaL M rabaad, Jaa K raaoiylTaola, 829 M. T av. MKa,fiaDial, Kaatackr. 4&A (vBtMoth atraat, MtClBrg, J W Miiioerl, 484 ElaTaath atraaL MtRnar, Donald C. Callrorola, 341 1 atraat. Harenr, HTJ raaaaTlraBla, 414 ltth at. Marital!, Samaal 8 Illinola. 474 Eighth aL Haratoa.OIIuaB.N II.MIFUt 14th Bad 13th. UarrlB, Jamaa U M T. fi-13 12tb atroot HaCalloogb, Hiram, Udr. cor. load litl at Meladoo, ValtarD.WIa kf ra Skldmoro'a, 33 IWet Millar, Oaorg P Pa Wl aoolh B atraat, Capitol 0111 Mortia, Uaafal, M T,, Ebbltt Hoaao. Moolton. Samaal W., Ill 8SS 4tb atraat. Mrcra, toooard, Fa.,49 Elarcath atrceL MiebolaoB, Joba A Daawar.4o70lb at ,bLD aad B BawtU, William A If J., WllUroV. MLllack, Wm- X Indltna, 44 Mo, aroaa. Mall, Tbomaa E., Mo M Loulalaoa avaaaa. O'Malll. CharlM, P Wlllarde'. Ortta, O B, Indiana. ,3F atraat. Palaa, Hal fart I Wla SB lat at Oaorgalowa, raroapj, tfiaaor, aaina, vrt roano airaai. Phalpa. Chariot E. Marj.laad, Wlllard'a Plka Frdrlck A Malna, 390 Poarth atroL Pomaror, Thoodor M ,M T,, Matropolltaa, Prlea, lllram, Iowa, 33 roor-aBd-a-bal atroat. Plaati, T. A Ohio, oor. 8th at. and Pooa bto. Pattaraoa.J W Mw Hampaklr, 414 D aL Poiloo, a D AriaAoa, WUlardi. Kooaaaaa.LoTall JI ffatokr,841 Patroot BarnoaJ, II an r 7 J., M, T,,ltf4 I balwaaa ITlh aad tb alraata Randall, Sm'l J Pooa 44 Pajatt at Oaorgatowa Badford,Wm.MwTrk, Wlllard'a. Baadall, Wm. H., Kf.,17 Foar-aad-B-half aL Bloo Aloxaador H US 1 alraaL Klea, Joha U .Mala. BltUr, B. C. Kj.. 837 B atroat, Capitol UltL Hogn, Aadraw J t Mw Jrar. Wlllard'a. BoUlaa, W ward H. M. H, it- atroat Boa. Lwt W, Illrooli, WaahlBgtoa Hoaao. BMVooa, Thaddoaa. Pmb 379 Booth B otroot. Spalding, R P.Oblo, 4 Morth A atrooL fiohaock. RobL 0. Uh)o, liS 0 atrL Bog4li, 0, W. paaa. Avaaaa lloaaa. Shan kiln, (It. B Kantoekr, 4 ixA atraat. Btillwall.T K.,ladlajiaSaoo Hoaao Sawyer, Pblla.na, Wlaoooala, Avaaa Hoaao. fihl(bargr, Bool, Oblo.444 B.xth atraat. Bllgraavaa, Charloa, M. J 443 Twlflk otrL Sloan, Itbamar C.Wla 41 Foar-aad-a-balf aL Smith, Orooa Clay, Koatackr, 348 P atraaL Burr, Joho P. Mw Joraorf 167 U atraaL SiToaaa.Mvar, Pa. Mlaa Whltaar'a, Cap Hill. Thavtr M. RaaMll, Paaniyl vaafo. 333 1 atrL Tarlor,Mlaoa,MowTork,4LoalaloBav, TrowVfdgo, B.E Mlablgaa, Saatoa Hoaao, Tatar, o.-phoo, Maw Tork,SatOB Hoaao, Tboiaw.FraacIa, Md 4U Carroll Plaoo. Thoioa4,Ja)bBlA.,Jr.i-d,4Foar-aad.a-halfiL Tboratoa.AathnaF, III., 47 Eighth atraat. TrlnbU,k.B,KaBtaekF, Bo 4 4W atrooL Vpaoa.Cbarloa.Miohlgaa, Avaaoo Hoaao. Taa Hon; Bart, Maw York, 444 Twalfih atrooL Taa Mors, BobartT., S-3 Tooth atrooL Taa Aamam.Haory.lf.T. Waahlajtoa Hoaao, Wright, I. R V ,B. J.-Whluov-a. Capitol Hill. WtlBO,B"PiPBaeFlvla, H(oaJ. rmSNJlONAX 3lEPU3IJPMMgAyUBPAY.3fflfi?fIN,aTJXrNJ5xa3 JBfiB, -Wuhhan:i.BnL.tU fth VUaa4 tt T WMhhan.V. B Ma.., 4M I at. Waahbatiilaarr D.jladlaaa. Waraat. Baal L. CoaaaatlaaL tM F atrHL Wao4trUr, P. A..TroaiVl r atraoi, f Ward, HaHiltoa, Htw Trk,4ao Twalfih atraai, Waal worth, Joha.IUlBol, Wlliarda.. Wkaiav. K.T. Wt Tlriiala, r. Oatrtot aad LoU- UaTai. lWMUaaa,TB4L,rBBtTlTBBIB,ATO0 UBM. Wllaoa. J. P., lwt,. M ofcttML ITlh u l4h, WUaoa, lUpka t Pa., DaliW BuUa HoUL Wladtn, WH HlaaaMla, 411 Twalfih atraot. WlalaU, 0. H. Jfaw Tork, 404 K lath atrt. OAtTfttBAtM fOB tOKIWIO. Barker, Jaaob Loolila, WlUlarJ'a. Coara4.RobrT TlrgUla4 Ibbllt Boaa. CawpUP, Wm. TaaM, Hctrooolltam. Cooper, EdMBa4,Toaaooo, MotropotlUa. Hawklaa, I, X.. Tminm. MotMyolttaai. Mar aard, nortwvTaia, 430 14th atrtot. Uaderwood, Job C, Ta, Wiaktir, Robart a Loatataaa, WlllarcVo. Waraolh. H a, L (Tor. mraU.) Wlllard'a. IROPOSALB FOR BTATIONEHY. SivaaTBtirT p Ti Irrtaioa, WAaitiatoir. May SI, 1844. Propoaala for faralablaf ah ktatlooorj a mav bo raqalrad by thla PcpartoMoL aad th bira aad of ltalhroof tiarlaf tbo8oalFradlaff Jaa3rt,lM7, will bo rolvd bbUI IS Uk m. of MO s DAT, Jalf 3, 1M4 Thoao aaaoonpaalo4 bfaatlifaatarv UatlB alala of ahUltr to fallll a 00a tract wtlt aol bo aoaild rod, aad ooatracta wlllealj b awwdod tonaaafao tsrort of or doalort la tbo aoTaral claaao of artlolaa. AH artlalo faralabad aaoatboof tbo boat tlllr of tkalr klad, aamploa of whlah maatBaooaipaav bli. Kh Brapoaal aat bo algaoi by lb UdlT'datvl or Brn laaVlBg II, aad movt apaalff bat oao prloo for oath aittclo of tb ataaa bid for. Artlaloo aol lataad la th aebadata, If raqntrad, arolo ho faralahod at tb lowoat mark at pdao, aad tho right li raaarvod of erdarlag a groatar or laaa oBaalltT r oaah article ooatraalod rVr, aa tho pabllo Borvfco may roqatrc Rood, with approvod aaatrity, will bo ralr-4 of Iho ladlvldaat or Irm to whom lb 00a tract may bo awaHod. Bboold a f aatraetor rofoa or aag loot I faralah whoa roaalrad aay artlclo or artlcUa, tho aama nay bo par chaaod la opaa markati aad If a graaUr prlea aball b paid tbarafor lhaa la apoelSod la tho oealract, Iho dlFar oooomay bochargod totho toatractor labia soil qaar Urly aaaoaaL Tha Dopartatoal fooorvoa tho right to rajael or ae.apt lb hid oa all arUaloa, alagly or aollocUvoly. Tho aabJotBd achadal ipwlfl, aa aaarly aa eaa bo Boa, th bbmpbl qaallty, aad dticrlptloa of th artl cUaUkolyloboroqalrod. a Tbo bid will b opad la tka praianca of ay of tb bidden who may bo rraaL o4 will bo caavaaad aaparataly faraach ofthoclaaaoa ipaalflad bolow, aad di raeu for oao or nor of th claaaa award ad. aa mar La doomod moat advaaUgooaa to tbo DapartnaaL J'ropoaaia maai do ignrtnia u nt enrrm i lalartor aad b oadorood' Propoaala for Stationary,' CtASS HO, 1. PAPER. 130 roam tap, boat quality, whit or btna.raled Item. I. wioa. moaian, or ci, uv iriH.ma, m waHgh aot loaa tbaa 14 lb par warn. 3. 00 rtint lgal cap, whlto or bloo, trim mad aad ralod, par rrin. 3. JSO 1 aama quarto-poat, wilt or bio, ralad va rloaa width, to weigh aot laeathaB lOlba per ream, 4. 74 reama whlUcoamaretal or other aoto paper, highly glaiad, hard calaadarod, Uaod, aad Kilt or plata, par roam. A. lOroaaiaSal cap, wblt or tloo, oaralad, par roan. 0. 33 ream oavalop, yallow or balT, royal, par roam. 7, 100 roams larg brow a avtpo, 34 by 34 la., par roam. 5. 140 doiea abU pataal blottlag, 19 by 11 la., par doua ahMla. S. lOraana browa oavalop paper, 36by40ta.t par ream. 10. ISraama atraw wrappUg p-apor.30 by 40,pr roam. It. 100 yarde drawing pa par, oxtra flne. ta roUa, fS laahoowldo, par yard. 13. 100 ahoou traalag paper, P roach, larg alio, par aht. 13. 10O yarda tract ag ambrU, par yard, li, 13 doiaa praee oopy beoka, aol lau tbaa AOO pagao, perdotca CLAB8 BO. 1 EMVELOPM. 15 1,000 illa.Uad, SU by 1 to 4 lathn, porM. 16. 600,000 B4baalf a oavalopa. wbtto, yaltow, or baff, ary, l)i to Ji by X 4H pr 17. 33,000 adhaalv aavalopoi, whlto, heavy, Stoll ijrwi iaen, pr 18. 33,000 adhoalvo oavalopoa whlto or yellow, heavy, laiur, 4 by 34 1 ache, par M. IS. 30,000 adboalvo avlpa, aoto, par M. latermooiato aitaa oraaroa oo m 00 anargva nigntr tbaa bid far alt aoxt larger. CLaBS MO. 3. PEM B0 PEMC1L8. S3 groaa Parry'a or OUIoU'b banal paaa, par groaa 400 groaa Perry'. Olllott'a or other good natal- llai mh. tx.f eroaa 1.000 a nil la. Mo 80. Mr U. 33 doiaa gold paa, with head lea oretlvercaeee, beat qnatliy, per doia. 4 doaea heavy barrel gold pane, with handle, beatqoaliiy, per doaea. Udotca Ivory or gatiaaparcha ever pointed paaetla, large or ail, with load, per doaea. SoOdutea Faber'a lto.l tod, or graduated, per doiea. ISeiaee Faber'a p.lygradaa, gradaatad, par caaa, SOdoiaa Faber'a red aad bloo jBell, par doiea. CLASS KO. A-IHr, lHKTAMDB.WAFIRS, AMD WAX lOdoteo gtaaa, aay patent, larg or email, lak eland, per dotea. 8 doaea aflroa doable or el agio lakitaode, per dotea. ISO d"ee Meynard aed Moyea Ink. or aay other American copying Ink or flald la markt, qaala, per doiaa. 33 doaea Araoll'a writing BalJ, qatrto, per doie a. Udoie copying Uk, qaarta, Arnold, par detea 6 dotea bail bin Ink, qaarta, par dot aa. 40 doiaa Davld'a carmine lBk,onBe, Mo. 1, per duUI 3 M aeal wafer, beat quality, red, Mo. 3, for file aeal, par M. Apoaada beat red wafera, comtaoa alio, per poaad 00 poaada beal extra aaper acarlet acallag wax, par poaad, CLASS Mi. 4. CtTTLERT AMD UhCELLABEOCB AKTICLE8 83 dotea Roger' kalvaa, four bUdaa. back or pearl handle, per doiaa. 23 doiaa Bogart' Jvory-haadle rin, per doua. 10 dotea onco.ebean, or actaaora, oxtra, par doieo 100 doira allk Uit, la haaki, par doieat WC doiaa red tape, aiaorted par dotea. 400 dotea Oermaa tape. Mo 83. red per doua. 14 doiaa paper weight! aeeoited, per duiea. 30 poaada prepared ladla robber, per poaad. 10 poaada poo nee, per poaad. 60 poaada lloeo twloe, pr poond. 60 poaada beat cotton twlae, par poand. 9 doteB mahogany raler, roaed, or Bat, 80 lachea Jong, par dotea. 14 doten India rather rnleri, roand or Hal, Oood- year' oateat, 30 lachea loBg, par doiea, 20 poaada Dat qa Illy apongo, par poaad. 30 poosd gam-arable, per poaad. 30 doiea maellag, largo aft g'eee Jan, with bruah Bad metallic top, 1 er doiea 30 dota maclla, plata, wilhoot braah or lop, par dotea. 130 duiaa peofaoldera aaaortad, var doien. 20 doiaa e.rong 9-lach Ivory foldera, par doiaa. 30 dotea packa Brlatol vialllog tarda, par dotea 13 dotea bleak boo ha, aaaurted, par qalr 10 dotea btat Cblaeee ladla Ink, per doiea. lOdoseo beat drawing or rallog pent, per doien. 10 doiaa carnal bair braahea, par dotea, 30 dotea thamb lack, per doiaa. 300 eakra, eo on, beet quality, per cuke. 60 groa Hamtitea'a paper fatanera, per groaa. 40 reama aoft Mnltla wait paper, per ream. 100 groaa robber band or rlnga, per groaa CLASS MO. 0 PARCHM3MT AMD 1'AKCHMtNT PAPEB. 000 eheeta of parehmaat, beat qaatlty 10 by 20 iacua, per aaa. 0OOaheeta of parekmeat, beat quality, 33 by 33 Ucb,pr ihaaL 3,000 aheeta of parchment paper, beat qaallly, 10 by 14 lachea, per ehecL 330 ahfeta parch meet paper, beat qaallly, 14 by 30 lacbaa, per aheL FORM OP OUABABTEE. eertlfr that ha orooer faclllllee. aad able to folflll a contract for farolehlag Platloocry for th Deparimaat of the ia- tenor aanaa -no year oaoiDg vbbi ouh id euuutv 114 bo aoceptod. M. R. .Tha nratMiaal aad e aaraa lee ahoald be oaoer- aorlbed with tbo plaeoof raaldeaeoof the algoera, aad taa proper daW. W. PEMM CLaRKE,' JeS fat Chief Clerk. W KPARTMENT OF Till! INTKUIOR, Cvivgli Btatxb PATxar urrici, WaaivivflToa Jaae 3. 144 Oa the petit I a of Horats, T. Bobblae, of Boetoa Maaa praylag for Iho oxteaatoa of a pataal granted to hlnTon tbo 14th day of September, IBiJ.for aa Improve meal la Hhattlogoldeo to Looma,M for eevea yeara from tbo explratloaof ea-d pateat, wkleh takee place oa th llth day of September, 1808, fttcdrd that Iho raid patltfoa be beard at the Paleat Office ob MOMD AT, the 37th day of Auguel next, at 13 o'clock, ra aad all peraoa araaotlted to apper aad akow eauee, If any they have, why aald petition ouahl aot to be granted Perioae oppelag tho oxteualoa are required to (lie la tbo Pateat Office tbelroojecllnBa.epeelally aot forth la wrttlsg, at leaat twenty day befor lb day of hear- ib i nil laeiimuBT niea dt eimor vnrir. to oe Tiaea at tb aald bearing, maal be lakea and traae milled la a eordBBce with iho roleaof IbooOco, which will bm for aUhed oa application bepoalilone aad other papere. relied upoa a Uall mooy, an net be filed la tbo ot&ce innHty day before tho day f hearing, th araumaata, If aay, wlthla fen daya afur Sling th teetlmeay. Ordered, alfo.lhal thla aotloo be pnbllihed la the MUgtnetr aad the RirtrBLloiv, Waahlagloo, D. C, aad la tha Journal, Boatoa, Me., oaee a week for three aacoeaelvo week; theflrator aild pbl.atla to b al leaat alxty dyi pravlooa to th day of bearing. TO. THEAKER, Commtailooer of Patent. P 8. Editor of th above paper will pleat copy, aad ad their bllla to th paleat uffleewlla a pepr coatalnleg thla aotlco. J7 lawflw rpREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFIUli J. CoMPraOLLBB OF TBI COBBBBOT, WABIIXOTOB, Notice la hereby gtea to allpereone who have alalia agalaat "The Merckaat Batloaal Beak of We hi eg too." D, d, that Ikey metpreeot Iheeaaeand make legal proof tkeroof to JAMES 0 KENHEDT. Beeolvar of OBia JBBBs B TVOaaiBgMIO dV, v., vr vojiviv avta day ofAoguataogL P. CLABBI. myweoafH ,CoBpUUl Cwrtaay. M& T X"A M tJtmao OTEAMKtt LEAVES FOR J EVERT Tt7B8DAT, TntJIIDAT, AMD .BATXJRDAT, JkT 10 A. U. BETCBHI It 4X V, PABB FOB BOU1CD TRIP. It. 00. (Oat third of till aMe-at.for ia,o( Moiat Teraoi ABoooiauoa f t WaahlBata aad Alnaadria VoaU laav oaah Ueo vary hoar (mat To m U4' h. Tho Bat at tamer WAWA8ST eaa Vo barUr4 for ax taraloaa. J. YAM BtSWICK. myT-lm ua.Bap-tr. r. mo. TvKW YORK a a BTBAMBHIP COMPAMT, (OLD LIMB,) BIW TOBB; ALEXAKDRIA. WABH1K1T03T abd U(U.Uiunia, v w. OCSAH BTIAMEBB BALTIMOBS, BBBECCA CLYDE, AVft EMPIRE, II OMBBBCTtOB WTTI IBtlltty ITBANIB OEOBOB BTOCT, MIT FLOWER, ABD ABB W-.-.I.- 1.111. a. TtlUDlTI aad PBIOATB. at)3n.tfrarootofBlghatrat,Oiorgotowa, aad Pier 14, Mai Kivar, (root 01 w atioiroom aow ai. rr rraight or paaaaga appiy 10 fool or High lrL Ooorgotowa. M. ELDRIDQE ACo.igaita, PrtBBo Street Wharf, Alaiaadrla, JAMI4H-HP, ift, r -1 1 17 Wall Strool, BTw Tork. Prolahl rooolvod ooBotaatlr aad forwarded to all part f the eoutry with dlapatah, a4 lowoat rate, Tho eatelde atoamara of thla llao aroaew being pat la order for tbeSprleg trade, aad aatil ,.bor aetleeonr frvtghtwlU bo earned by th Eiree Uaoof lalaad etaamora, with ragalarlly add dlf patch. aja v. r. nvuuuiuni ii. N TKW YOUK.Jk.ND WA8UIN0T0N (TfAHIHIP lOKrAIT. o OLD Lilt. VIA CABAL. BITWIIX KIWTORrr, ALaAAflUKIA, WASIIIKOTOH. AID 0I0I0R0W1T. Ittaamar. t TOKC, XiTrLOWIR, BITEXLT, OtOBO II. STOUT. akd Basalar Saltt.f Dry. t -TUISBAT8 AKD VRIDITS, at II I. from V.. SS Watar.traat,aaor(.tawB,aaa liar It Kaal Klttr, foot of Wall atraat. Saw fork. rar rr.it at, appi? i. Jon B. DATIBSOK.A,..,, S9 Watar atraat, OaarfalawB, D. 0. U. ILDKUXJK CO.. A, ..la, rrtaaa.atr.at Wkarf, Alaz'a. JAMISIlAtlS, Afaat, 117 Wall alraat, Saw Tork. Tralakt raealvai caaataatlr aad forwariai to all BarlaoHk. MBBlry wllk dlatialak. mBWU avnn vaiiwwii) .g.a rniLE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. Mew llao of 8ritelaaa aide wheal ataanera balwaaa Miur Ton it iid bhiuii via. cawii with comfortable aoeomtaodatlona for paaaeagera of all gradea,carrylag tbo Ualtod State Mall. Loav flew YorkooTUUKSDATBt BALTIC, 8,000 Una. l,wborao power, a. u. Jaaea. Commander .1 36th April. WE4TSBM UKTROPULIS, 3,600 tOBa, 1,000 horae power..., 10th May. ATLAMTlC, 4,000 too, 1,600 herao power, C, Hoyer,Coojmaader Slat May. BALTIC, A. 0. Joaaa lithjaae. Aa experienced oargooa oa Doara. ThaCameaav wtll aot bo reaDeaatblo for apoale or valuable, aalaaa bllla of lading, havlag tk value ex-pre-eed, are algaod therefor. Rataaof paaaago, payable la gold, or 1U qalvaUatt Plrel Cabin, BloJi Bceoad, 4)61.00; Btoerage, S.I7 40. Batoratleketai I, 3i4: II. $133 40j Steerage, 170. tor laigBt aaa paaag appiy 10 juhm b; BLTAMB CO., 300 Poaaa. are., or 87 Loalalaaa ava., Ageau for C. jXaVFor anbteriDtloB to the atock of thla Com pan r. offarlagaaafe aad dividend -paTlag lavoatmaat, apply innJ il Vivian a f.i 1 ftsuM dUt. uiai'- v., my 3.1m Ageati for D. C. 170R NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, V SPRINOFIELD, the COMMBCTICOf KIVIR, Iho WEtTEKM aad VBBUO&TBAILBOAD4. Th Irat'Claaa aieamera or thla llao leave for Mew Haven from Pier 33. Boat Elver, dallr. (Suadaya ox- eepied,)at8ti6p. n Paaoeogar go Berth aad Eaat frvaa Maw Haveaat Up. dl, or remala oa board over Bigni wild on 1 caarge u.r.hti.dim foftarardai bv dallr Exoreaa Fretffht Trala from Mw Havaa through to Maaaachaaetta, Vr tuoBi, Weotera new uampaairo, nortner aw iotk aad CaBada. App y to flUKCI HYDE, G.o.ra) Freight Agent, Pier 33. laat Rtrar, Mew Tork. ap3 AFKTY, SrEED, AND COMFORT. PUlUr nmBillf lav tbuu jo.i tivav, m llll- n ...nnna lAUIill ni.Anun wllf UIIIITI MOUMTALHS AMD IMTaKHIP-ATil J-UIlVTa, TOO new and etaaneh aUomere of tboMorwIeh llao, CITY UP BOSTOM aad CITT OF MEW YORK leavo Mew Terh dally, 4aeedayaexepled, at 4 o'clock p la from Pier Mo 9 Mortk rtvar, foot of Poetry etreet, for MEW LOM DOM, there eoBneetlag with the BUamboat Evpreaa Trala from the above Mete via Berwtcb aad Woreeo tar, Boatoa aad Worcester, Wereoater aad Maabaa, aad Mew Loadea aad Monheia Railroad. Freight take a at tha lowat ratea. For lafomatloa la quire of E. S. MABT1M, Agat oa tbo Pier. ap3 HUE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR I BOSTON. AVOIDIMO P01MT JTIDITn. STOSIMQ10M LIRE taf li learner, bet or tbo aafeat aad qulckett between Boitoa and Mw York, Th aunnwt. and pienam s-ntBuiT in viinns-11 mrair n..a n taut. jriii sauu ail ituvia, vb'I, jj. vibvvo, Ob TL'F.SD YB, TllUItrATH auJ 6 AT UK DATS. C JHODORE, Cr K. F.Cartli, Ob HO.VUAYS, WEUMEbOAYS aad FRIDAYS, At Aa'elack. n in..frau Pier Ha. 14 hi art h Rlfar. Tbaa boale are aBiarpaaaed for oornfort. atrenrthand aafely, Btale roomaaeearod al the effle, Ptor Mo. II, oa board tho boad, Mo. 74 Waahlatoa trL Boatoa, aad at tb Provide ace BepoL Belara trala loav BOIUl i p. n. ap am. imuHD, dsiB-Ha. lOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND V PALL RIVER. bythaaptaedldaBdauperlorateam ra MKWPOKT, MhTK'.POLIB. OLD CLOMT, aad EMPIRE STATE, of great etreagth aad pd, batlt ex- praaaiy lor ifte aavigaiioa oi dUiog laiaatt aoaoti, run bIbsT la eoaaectloa with tho OldColoay aad Mawport railroads Leavo rter ZB. n. K root oi M array atraet, daily, (Sand ay a oxeepted.) at ft p. m, Tbetteamcr OLD COLUHY.Capt W. Browa, oavee Mow Tork oa Monday, Wodoaadoy, aad Friday, at 4 p, m lOBdlng at MewporL Tko EMPIRE STATU. Cept B. Slmmoao, leave Tai day, Thareday,and Saturday, at 4 p. to., laadlag at Mew porL A biggage-inaeter la attached to each ateamer, aad BoeompaBlea tbo baggage to Ita deallaalloo. A ateamer raaa To eoaaectloa with thla llao dally (Baadaya oxeepted) from Newport aad Pail River io Providence For freight or paaaag apply oa board, or at tho offlce, Pier 28, M. K.1 to eeeore Male-room la advance, to apS BLiTTLmELP,gQat.7SBKadway EXI'IIESHEH. 7. i) a M b e x v nss COMPANY, J ofricuu rianA. avinui BKABCD OrriCt IIS fllfllSTLTANIA ATXNCI, WiSUiaOTOH CITT, D. 0. OEIiT XASTIBB. I aoRTBiBif, wirrisu, ad borjTHixn exfkiss rottwABOxaa UXUCHABDISI, VIOBXT.JXWEt.BT, VALUABLES, BOTH, STOCKS, HON 1)8, Ac, forward., with aauty aad dl.aatca to all aoe.aalbla Mlloa. of to. ooaaur. Tbl. Compaof aaa AsaaiU. 1b lb. priB.ipal rauwax mwb. ib ibo SOUTH, BAST, WIlT, AND KOKTIIWIST. Iia prlaelpal olllea. ar. WAsainQToa, d. c.,mw tobk, bosto.v, piiil. ADELVIIIA, BALTlbtOBB, C1KC13BATI, iT LOD18, L0D1SVILLI, LXZIKOTOB. C0BOetl0B. Br. mad. Bl Baw Tora Bad Boatoa with Hbo. f.rwardlBf 10 Ibo Caoadaa Bad to Ib. DrlUab Pro. vloeaa, aad wlib alaamablp llBaa w Lliorpool, Boath. araploa, aad llavra. Bad Ibaaeoby KaropaB aipraaa. to all pronlBtBI coran.relal Iowbi la Qraat Brltala Bad oa Iba CoatloaBt COLLaCTIOK or NOTIS.BlurTS ABD BILLS raid. at all aae.aalbl. pirta of Ibo Dsltad Stalaa 0. a DUMB, A(.al, apU WaablajloB, D. 0. Ii dWa kd Tyokt'tT-' It BOOK.BIBDIK ABD PAFIB-EnLIX, bo.aTlP.Ba.7liaBlaaiaBBO,botwo.BT.atb aad Xl.v ..lb atraalt, aoolb aldo. Book, al.f aallv of plalalf boaad. Prlodlaala Bad V.w.pap.1. .ar.fallv atlaBdad t. PENSION OFFICE, MAROH 2,;8C6. To all whom it tnajf oonttrnt Application bavlog beea mada under th act of Jane tt.lttJO, for Iho release of thafellewlBg deaorlbod Load Warrauta, which aro alleged to have teea loot or do atroyad, aotleo la bereby glvaa that at th dot follorT lag tho daacrlptloa of each warraal a aw er4ate or warraat of Ukoteaor wUlbh-laiaed, If ao valid objo. UoaahalUheaappoari i .a. ...a Mo. 41.432, for ltm aeree, laaoed under th act of March J, 18A4. la th earn of Tbo mi Watlaco, Bad wm granted aaBaryl4,lB4T, May 34,1444. mk4lawl3w Mo 48,414, far 130 acre, laaod under lb act of Mareb 8, 1444, la Iho Bam of Lacy Whltoomb, widow or .fee Wbluomb, aad waa grouted April 3D, 1448. Jaa 3, 1B44 tel4 Mo 13,047, for 80 aerea, (eeued under IV act of March 8, 1464, la Ike Rama or Jamaa Phllboo, aad waa'greBted Wo ember 10, 1444 Jaa 14, JH4. mbSTlwl3w Mo. 84,3M, lor 100 aeree, laaaed aader the act of Jf arch S. 1444, U tk Ban of Jodlth; wlJew or David Faller, aadwagraatdOotbrSO,I44a. Jar 14,1444.. atS Moi 40,400, for 40 aerM.leeood at do the actor Septem ber. 1840, la tho name of Jaae Agaew, widow of Bamual Agiew, aad wm graaled pohraaTflS. 1441 Auaat 111 M4, vylMiwllw njcr-xmQr.ir&V 'WS Till I TABU bs'hhl BlWMOHDAT, WaV 7th, 18,Ua4 talll ranker motloo. Paaaoaear' Yniar wiU rat Botwoaa NWaahlagtoa aad AUxaadrla u follow at laBava waianroToa 1 utri .-.ma asoa... ZMur-.k-tai a-w a.aa. StproaiM.a. 4.44 Loool, SO0 H M ...a 10 00 Leaal..,.,..,,. SCO ,li tar aa. I M 1AA a, M .if'..U.i.t.. 4.B0 I M ..i. 100 Sl4ka--1.-". 1 v ka..iai.iHI 0.1 Eapraea.. 4 30 Malt 4.00 SUSOAtPAISISOiaTRAIHa uirl wa.Btaavn. I &S1VS ALlnIA.i Laaal HMSSCla.m.l Bipraaa. HSSaM., Iwo.a. ...atfp.ta. I Uxal....,.......4 SO ".V I rJ-'A-mTsm,! -U.aa.t Utu-T '-w, j.TniLr.w.A. aa.; Laataaa .a. T)ALTli0nKAND,0nipRJl4E0AD. WaaaTvaTTOV, Jbbo 17, 1S4S. TralB. katwaaa WASTItNaTOif Bad BALTIMORE. aaa vTASinaaniR asp tui vtht, u. b m a. fi. aawa, vial JOB BlLTlMOai. ,Liavi iailr.niapt taaiap; at I.toJ J6,'jaU ll.ld a.m, aadlts, 4.S0, a.dsoop.m. rOBALLWAIfTATIO",. U.i. iJlr, aanpl aaadaal t.tidV aa. aad La Bad s p. m. 1 lOB.WAT ITATIOI IODTH OP AAPOAIS JOBO I TIO. Uai.alS.lS aad t a. la., aad at Ids aad (.Up. u. Sail, axo.pl Baadap r POB AjfBATOLI. a Laav. al T.'oO Bad V.SO a. m.'.'aai i.'M p, Irala t. tr froa ABBtpkll. oa Baidap. I"M OSTOBDAT.'" I0 BALTlkOB. LaavaatT.Os.m.aaatUaBl 00 p. m FOB WAT STATIOKS. U.T.all.lOa m. Aad LUkadSp. U. tut ALL fAKTIOP TBX WBR. Laav. dallr, azapt BaBdap, at T.S0 a. aa. aa4 1 00 p.m. Oa Baadap, at 00p aa. .alp, miHtlif Bl Balap BtatloB wltk tralBs fr.tt BaUlmor. to Wkaallaf, Taa k.rakarv, a.. Tkroask tukala Iftka Waal aaaVo kat at lia Taak laf toa BtalloB Tl.kal OBaa al all koar. ta tka 4ap, aa wall aa at tk. b.w .0. la tka Amartaaa T.Iasrapk BBlldlaf PaaBaplvaala avaaaa,' kat..a raar'aad... kalf aad Slilk atraat.. For2taw Talk, Fklladalpala, aal Baataa, aaa advor HoomOBt of "Tkiootk Llao. b .W. T. SMITH, Kaalar of Traaapertatloa. r. ai nnr.vr Oaaaral Tlakat Acaat.t QIO. A KOOHTZ. liaal. Jal-lf Waaalaftm. iit ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL. ROAD.-TOEOUCin by BAIL PBOht WABH1MQ. TOM ABD ALIIAIDRIA TO BICHXOMD ABO LTMCHBOBO. n Ob aad after F RID AT, September 1, 1444, tha Iralaa oa thla road wlU ram aa follow t TBAIBS SOUTH. Leave Waahlagtoa al T a. ra. aad 4. 80 p. bl Loav AlataadrU at 7.34 a. n. aad 4 p. ta. LoavOordoavUIalIt0p.H. aadlOftaaw Arrive la Rlekmoad at ftp. m. aad iLm, Arrlv4alLyaehbargat4.30p. m. aad 4, a. at. l TEA1HB MORTH. Loav Lyaehburg at 4 44 a, atu aad T. II p. au Leave Rlehmoad at 7 a. m. aad 7.14 p. m. Laav OordoaavlMe al 11SO p. bl aad 1130 a.n. Arrlr al Alexaadria al 4.44 pa n. aad 4 40 a, m. Arrive at Waahlagtoa at a.80 p.aa. aadd 39 a. to. Oa Baadaya leave WaahlagtoaatB 90p ra.oaly. Local freight traia leavea Alaxaadrta al 4 a, bi.(bU rlvlag la Oordoaarlllo at 11 44 a. a. Lobvb OordoaivUl al 1134 p. u. arrtvlag la Al aadrlaatS. as. Through freight trala leavea Alexaadria ah Sh. bl, arriving la Lyaehburg at 7 10 p, to. Leavea Lyaehburg al 3.39 a. n., arrtvlag la Alax aadrta at 8 10 P. n. ,r Paeaeager from Warroaloa will take tho 7 a. us. trala ooath froa Waahlagtoa, aad th 4. 44 a. ra. trala aorth from Lyaehbarg PaaBgoray tho 4.44 a.iavaad 7.14 p. bl Iralaa from Lyaehbarg, aad the 7 a. m. aad 7 14 p. m.tralnc from Rlakmoad eoaaect with Iralaa at Waahlagtoa for all porta of tho Mortk and WoaL Tata reote haa tho advaalage over all other by Mvlag hooatlaaoa rati from Mew Tork to Lyaehburg, 404 mile. Ilalaopaee through Fairfax, Ball Baa, Xaaaaaea, Brtatow, Catlell'e, Kappahaaaock, Calpeper, Oreage, aad Oordoaavllle, whore maay of tho groat battle of the late rebollloa war foagkL Ticket eaa ho proeorod U Adams I spree BuUdlag, oppoelie the B. aad O. R. B, Depot, la Waahlagtoa aieo. at tho Depot, oa Marylaad arcane. Trala loav tho eeraer Of Flrvt aad C atroeta. Waah lagtoa, W. U. MoCAFFERTT, Oeaeral SuperlBtaadeaL J. M. BROAD18, oal-tf Oeaeral PMaoagerAgaaL qiHROUGII LINE BETWEEN WA8II- X IMQTOM, PHILADELPHIA, ABD MEW TORE. WxaaiBOTOB. Much SO, 1444 Tralna betweea Waahlagtoa aad Maw York aro aow ran aafollowa, vlit FOR BEW YORK, wlthoot aaag of tar. Lea dally (except Sunday) ,at 7.0 a. aad 0 30 P FOB MEW TOBK. akaag lag oaxa hi Philadelphia, Loav dally (except Suaday) at 11.14 a. bl, aad 4.80 P' POB PHILADELPHIA, Leavo dally (excepi Baaday) at 7 SO aad It 14 a. a, aad 4 80 aad 4.3UB m OB B0BDAT, Loav for Bow Tork and Philadelphia at B 30 p.m. oaly. Sieeplag car for Bow Tork oa 6 9 p, m. trala dally. Throng a ticket to Pblladalphta.Mcw York or Boatoa, aa b had atth SUtloa oSteo at all bouula thoday, a wall aaat th diwoBkIi th Aaortcaa Telegraph balldlag, Peanaylvaata avoaoo, betweea Poar-aada-half aad Sixth atroeta. Boo Baltimore aad Ohio railroad advrtlmal for aehedul betweea Waahlagtoa, Baltimore, Annepolte, aad tho WeaL W. p. BM1TI1,- Maater of Traaaportotloa. L. M COLE. Oeaeral Tlakal Ag eat OiQ. B. KOOMTE t Agoat, Waahlagtoa. G REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO TUB B 0 RTH ABD WEST. FOUR DA1LT TBAUfS. SPKINO AMD SUMMER 6CHEDULI1 OB AMD AFTER MARCH 13.1844. tralaa will leave a follow t S ifOiv waaa-B. wavooaiio, ExproeoMall 8.30 a.m. 8 00a.m Fact Llao ,,,7 30 a.m. 13.10 p. m, Plttaborgh aad Erie Ex. 4 SOp.m. T 30 p.m. Plttab'gh aad Elmlr Ex.7 40p.m. 143 p. ax TWO TBAIBB OB 8UBDAT, (CoBBecllag at Baltimore,) Lav Waahlagtoa at 1(4 aad T.40 pi ra BLEEPIMQ CABS OB ALL BIGHT TRAIMS. LOW FABE ABD QD1CK TIME. dare raa through from Baltlmor tar pltuburgb, Xrl or Elmlra, without chaagc, eTPor Tleket aad any laformatloa apply at th Ofl.ce of tho Great Paaaeylvaala Boat, corner Fauaayl ainta aveaao aad Sixth atreet.under Motional Hotel, aad Poarteeath atreel, corner of Peaaaylvaala avaaa, oppoalto Will ar da HoUl, WaahlBftoa. j" W. DpBABRT, BaperlaUadeatW.C. K.R e E.J.WILB1B8, Paaaasgaraad Ticket Agat JHO.OILLETT, Paxgr AgeaL mhH-tf N EW YORK AND NEW 1IAYEN RAILROAD 1884. Paaaeagar Statloa la Bw Tork, erar Tvaty-Svialh afreet aad Poarth avaaa. Katraneeoa Twaaty aevealh alreeL TKA1HB LEtVE MEW TORKi Por Mew Havea,7 00, 8 00 (Ex.), 11 80 a.m. 1 1111 (Ex 8 00 (Ex ),J43, 4 30 and S W (Ex.), P. m. Pot Bridgeport, 7 00, BOO (Br 11 JO -Cm., 1114 (Ex.), S 00 (Ex 8. 44, 4 80, 8 00 (Ex J p. m. For MlliOrd aad Btiatford, 700, 11 80 a. m. 8 44, 4 80 p m. For Pair Sold, Soulhporlaad Weelport.T 00.11 30a m J 8 44,4 80 p u. ForMorwalk, 7 00, 8 00(Ex 8 40, ll.80a m.f a 10 ma. 1, a w m.).o j, a ev, ?J,o uviiiip m. ear DarUa, 7.00, 8 80, 11,30 a. m 8,44, 4.80,4 SO p. ta. tor ureeawico, r uw, mt, 11 ou a n, iw,t,3u.e w, W aH V. US AVUr D.BSSSIVftl, IfU, UV (Wa n.iiv a m. 1115 (Ix 100 (Ex S 41, 4 M, 4 SO, 8 M, 8 00 ti I p. m. -or rorieneeiar aaa iniei-ueaiate aieaipaa, 00, 8 80, 11 SO a. m. 1 149, 4,80, 8 SO. 8 80, 7 00 p. m. COMMECTIMO TBAtNS PerBdjetoBvlakDrlneBeld.S OOa m. (Exll 8 00 f Ex V 8 00p t For Boetoa via ohore Llao, 1114 (Ex), BOO rn, Pr Hartford aad Springfield, 8.00 (Ex a m. f 114, 100 (Ex), 8 00 p. m. Pur Coaaeetlcat Btver Railroad, 8 19 a.m. (Xx.fi 11 13 p m. to Montreal, 8.00 p m toMorthanptoa. For Hartford, Provide aad Flahklll Rajlroad, 100 (Ex.), a m. 11U p.m. For Mew Uavea. Mew Loadoa aad Stoolagtoa Railroad at 8 00 a. ra. 1 )lll, 8 00, 100 p. oa For Caaal Railroad, iz 10 p. m. 10 Aonaampwa. ror uouaaioui nauroa, 8 00 a. m Por Maogatack Railroad, 800a. mtSOOp. m. For Daabury aad Morwaik Ballroad, f.00 8.80 a. ra Commodloa alee ping car attached to 8 p m. Irala. PL "Mate n null, ooperiBieaoau. IJ1RIE RAILWAY. TRAINS LEAVE li depot foot of Chamber atreel, via Paroela ferry t w a m vmj jtspm. tor vananoaignn, nocnea.er, Buffalo, BalaaiBBca, aad WaaL Ctoaeota at Buffalo with i.aae nnoreana urena Traai KUlwayi.aaa M J4 uaaca with AtiaaU aad Qreal Weate'a Railway. BTO a. a, Milk aad Way Trala, Daly. Io Utlavlll. 1000 A.M.. Exoreea Mall for Bagnio. Salamanca aad Dunkirk, 0BBcilg with Lake Bhoro aad Atlanta aad f tTai.tB la. 4 00 p. m Way Trala for Port Jerri aad'Mewburgb. 8 OOP m. Right Bxproae, for CaaaadalgaafBoaheafar, Baffalo. Belemaaee aad Weal. IOOp,Bi,LlgktBla Expreaa, Dally, for Caaaadalgua, nvagnoiMr, om i is sire., rt w, Coaacct at Buffalo with Lak Bhoro aad Oraad Traak Ballwaya.aad al Balamaaaa wltk Atlaatl aad Orat Weatara Railway. lOOy.m.jBmlgrtatTnlaSsHy, fof Buffalo, Bala maaca, Daaxlrk, aad Weat. HUOH RIDDLE, aea'l Sap't, Vew Tork. WK. Bos. atsPveVAi'taffiw Tork. 4l-U -ln X t; jC o JCtftf PniLADELPHIAWILMlNaTON, X' ABD BALTIMOBE BitLROAD, kl TIM TABLl,- -Oommnala, MOXDAT, April ltlk, ll Trala. far BalUmart.u. W.lajUa,iaa. rklla l.lpkla aa follow.? 1 IS a. m Bipraaatlloaaira naapta)) MM i. m., Bvpraaoiaoop. M.,Kapraa. BBdlLCaJp, ta.ljaTaaM. W.f Hall Trala for P.lll.raal All a, TSA1BB nOMBALTIMOKITOraiLADIXraiA? Laara BaltlaMra, l.al a m Waf Half; S M aaa, fa. pro... a,iu p. aB.rspra.ivaos m aP'aaai.B. p. aa., Xipraaa. J i au nAT TBttlW. Laav. Pklladalpkla' fon Baltlmora AB.tWa.ktatas alAlda.ro., a. d 11. Ma. m, a Laav. Baltlmor for rktlaaalpkla tl tU p. M. 'LaavaBalllmarfoVBawTarkataUp. I rnklO U.I-KklllIIT,Sap.r1.t..d..L IQeCJCtPENNSYLVANIAlQ lOwD CEMTBAL RA1LB0AD. lOUU TWELTB IlLT TBAltrl. fcIl? Oa Bad after MOKDAT, October IS, 1849, trala will letv tht Caloa raaaeagfr Depot, ooraer of Waahlagtoa aad liberty atreeta, Pitufaargh, Pa.; aa follow t DAT.BZPREb8,dBUy except BuBday. at 140a. m, lopping at JohBalowa,Coaeiiiaah,OailItia,AItooaa, ahdait prlBelpaltBllaa,aadtmakMg .tfoel ooaaao tloaau Harrlabarg for Bow Tork, Baltimore, aad Wah lag to a, aad at fbUadelpbla for Maw Tork, Boatoa, aad tatermaiUleBAlfita p ALTOOflA AOCOMMODATIOB, dally except Baaday, at 4.40 a. a,, otopptBg at 411 regular etatloaa betweea PltUbareh aad aji ke.1 Jtooaa aadmahtBg '4l4MaoaaeetUa Ith tralaa oa tka. ladlaaa Broach. Waal Paaarlvaala Railroad. Rbeaabareead laaaoalUllroaii. had dayabarg Branch. A e j 1? i a i I Uolll- (,PlTTIpitqH.AMDEBlI MAIL, daily exeertSend.y, al 7 40 a. m atopplax oaly al Ceaemaagh, Oalliuee, aiwm), aaa an pnnipe.i eiauoaa. naning aireoi eon Boetloa al-Uarnabarg lot Bw Torfc, Baltlmor, aad Waahlagtoa MilL ACOOMUODATIOr, dallr' (exeeVt Jay)al 1140a. m, atopplag aleJlangaXar atalMaoibotweaa FltUberf .end Harrlabarg, maklag ooaaeatloao with trala a th Bheiiburg aad Croeeoa tallroad.aad Hot lldavabar vail road. rttiiaAiai.rHiAKxt'iiis, aaity ai -xo p 1 etopS ah.aallltier. AltooBa.UaatlBgdoda LewUtowa. Mlmln, MewporL Maryivllle, Harrlaburg, Laaaater( aad Dowalegtewa, At Harrlaburg direct ooaaoctloae ar rnkda for Blow Terk.l Baltimore, -aad Waahlartoa, jaad atPhlladelohla for Mew Tork- Boatoa. aad la termed) ale poluta. Sleeplag car taa through oa thla trala from Ptttebarg Io Philadelphia aad Baltimore,- "d t Bow, fork by tko A lien tow a rente. 'JOHKSTOWH ACCOMMODlTIOlf.daliy (except Sua. day) at 4.84 P. m atopplag at regalat alette aa betweea PlUahurg aad CoBBiaagh,aBd eeanecUng at Blalravlllo lauraocuoa with tralal oath ladlaaa Braaah aad Wool Poaaaytvaatarallroada. PAST LIME, dally, except Sea day, at 3.80 p. m.. atopplag oaly at Coaamaagh, Oallltten, Altooaa, HaBl Iakdoi,LwlatowB Mlflla,Bowport, MaryavUlo, Bar rlaoarg, nMlddletowa, Laaoaater, aad Dowalagtowa, naklae eoaaectloa at Harrleburr for Hew Tork. Baltl Uer aad Waahttgtoav aad al Philadelphia foe Bewt xorx, iwatoa aoa.a(ermeiieJ poiato, .aueepiag ear raa through la tbH trala to PhiiUelthl aad to Bow Tork oa tho Alleatowa root. r r Plrat AceoBimodaUoa' Trala fo Wall'd SUUoileovee dally (except Suaday) at 8 SO a. m. Secoad AeeommedattoBTrnlB for Wall' Btatloa lava dally (except Suaday) at 4 to a. m. Third Aecommodatloa Trala for Wall 'a Btatloa laivea dally (except Baaday) at 8 84 p. m. Poarth Aoeommodattea Trala for Wall' BUUoa loav dally (except Baaday) at 4.04 p. m. Aooommvdatlou forPoaa BtaUoa, itorplug atall ita Uoaa betweea Plttabargh aad Peaa, at 10 SO p. bl Tka naareh Trala leavea Wall' btatloa ever Baadav at a.04 a, m., aad arrtvtar ta Plttabargh at 10 04 a, m. D-ataa ltl.1Bi,.k HMIa? IB aalj ..al... I at Wall 'a BtaUoa at 100 p. m. Retaralag Trala arrive I a Plttabargh aa follow 1 Mall...'. l.i.... IxOajna.) Fact Lisa I, 1 On aim., Plrat Wall' a Statloa Aeoommodatloa. 4 34 a. bl Peaa Aecommodatloa TtMa,ta., Beooad WaU'o Btatloa Aecommodatloa, 8.40 a. ta. JohcatowB Acoommodatloa 10 04 a.m. PltUbargh A Erl, fcuiL...i USOKbbv Baltimore Expraaa 1 SO pj m Third Wall' Btatloa Aooommodatloa 108 p,u PhUadalphla Expnaa.. 180 ptm Poarth Wall'aStaUoa Accommodation 8 00p,m AJtooaaAeeommodatloBaadEmlgraat 10 80 p. m Aa Ageat of tho Exoolalor Omalbua Comraay will paaa through each trala before reaching th depot, tak ap aback aad deliver baggage to aay part of tho city OMco Jf 0, 410 Peaa otroot, epca day aad alghL where all order for tho movemeat of paaaeagera and baggage will receive prompt atleolloa. Baltimore oxproo will arm with Phlladtlphla ex pree atx.aop. m. oa'Moadaya. BtynCE-Ia'ae of too, th Company will hold them eel vaa reapeaalblofor perveaal baggag oaly, aad for aaamoaat aotxedlnjr4iO0. W. H: BECKWITn, Agent, Atth Paaaeylvaala Central Ballroad Paaaoager ita .I, oa 14hrtv a4 WeehlaaM 1866mANlENra 1866 THt CAMDEM iMD AMBOT AMD PHILADELPHIA AMDTREMTON RAILROAD COMPANILS LIKES. FROM PHILADELPHIA TO MEW YORK AMD WAT PLACES. PROM WALBUT STREET WHARF ABD KKMSIKGTOri DEPOT, win tiATB aa ro&iowa, Ttit Para. Al 8 a.'BL, vlaCamdaa aad Am bey O. aad A. Aa oommodatloa t 8135 At 4. na eta OeHttea aad Jereey City flew Jer. oey AvnmodaUoa.,.. ,,,tikfc 134 At 8 a. fef via Camdea aad Jtraty City Mora lag Expreaa ,0O At 8 a. m.. via Camdea aad Jereey City 3d Claaa Ticket. 134 At 11 a. bl, via Eaaalagtoa aad Jereey Cliy Xxpr 3.00 At lira., via Camdea aad Ate bey C aadA.A ommodatloa 138 At 3d. bl. via Camdea aad Ambor C. and A. Expreee,.,. 3 00 at p. m., via SBaaiagioa aad jersey city WuhlagteaaadM. I. Expreaa 100 At C p. m., via Kaaalagtoa .aad Jereey City -Veoing Maii 100 At llVdaP- via Koaalogtoa aad. Jereey City it w oooinara sai..,,,..,..,..,.,,,,.. .vu lU(Migbt,) via Kn.Bgtom aad Jry city fiatitiiare Kvnreaa 1 At 8 p. m.. vlaCamda aad tAmboy Aeeommo datloa (frelihl BAd taBaer.) T T lat due ticket IS 1.40 tbb. mp, m. avaaiBf mail aaa ta'i.so (mgat) Soutkara Expreaa will raa dally, (ail other, Baaday xaaptod. PHILADELPHIA ABD HEW TORK UREA. Leave Walnut alroet wharf al 8 and 8a. na.. 13m.. aad 3 p. a. laoave Bveaaiagua vepoaaiii.iaa. xa.,a.so,.ouaaa 1 44 b. m. 1 aad 11 40 a, m. (alxhL I ia ib, tbo a.ao p- ib. iia raa aauyi tail oi&ora, bub' .1 day excepted. VEW1 TORK AMD PHILADELPHIA UBER. Leave foot of Uarclar tret alia. b. aad 3 a. e4, From foot of Cortland etreetatfjS, aad 10 a.m., 13 m. 4 aad 8 p. m f aad 13 alghL r The p. m. llao raaadaUyj (all otkre, Baaday Bxeepioa. 1 W. ILaATZMEBLfAeeaL rhlladalBhlaaad Mew Tork Llaea PaiLiBiLrxu. Deo. 33, 1843. deSl N OTIOp TO SOUTHERN TRAV. ELKRS. TUX OLD ABD DIRECT LIMB XBTIRELT COM PLETXD. STAOIMO XMTIRILT DIBCOKTIHCED. 00 MI LIS SHORTER AMD 8 HOURS QUICKER TUAM BT AMT OTHER ROUTE. TW1CB DAILT. Oa aad after MOMDAT. September V, tho old nd favorlUllae from WASUIH01OM, via FREDtKICKS BUBO, to BICUMOMD. wlU bo raa TW1UX DAJLT, (Saaday algbU oxeepted,) a follow j Tbo fat aad aommodlo ouamer KETPORT,Captala Praak HolllBgihaad, aad 0. VAHDEKBILT.Captafa A, L Colmary, will leave tko wharf, foot of Sixth at reel. Waahlagtoa, twice dally, (Bua lay morning oxeepted,) al 8 40 a. m., aad 1 p.m., rralvlag at Aqala Creek by 10 a, m, aad 10 30 p.m. aad thence by tho Richmond, Prederlckabarg, aad Potomac Railroad, aow oailrely completed, to Rlehmoad, arrtvlag there al 100 P.m., aad 4 00 a. m afford Lag ample Hue for dialog la Klab moad aad making eoaaeotloaa with tho Ulchmohd aad Patera burg Railroad for Peter a burg aad point Booth of peMrebarg, The ateamer teavlag Waahlagtoa at 7 00 p m., arrivaa Ib Richmond at 4.00 a. m., affordlog ample tini for broakfaet, aad ooaaeatloa with the Klektaoad aad Daa vlllei tralaa 'or DaavUle, Ta., Oreeaaboro, Ballebury, Charlotte. Raleigh, Ooldeboreugh, aad Wllmlagtoa, tti a, aad Obeatar.fi. a 0 SUMDAYS leavo WASHlMOTOK at 7 p. m. oaly, aad arrive la Rlehmoad at 4.00 a. hi. Baggage checked through to Richmond from Mew Tor Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waah agloB,aad a. oompaalod by throigh baggage matter Throagk Itakou from M. Tork to Rlehmoad 817 00 Phllad'a is eo Baltimore 10 00 Waahlagtoa 8 00 BalttmorotoPred'ff.,,,,,,,, 800 n M waahlagtoa 4.34 u 1100X0 OtAM TBXOtOB TICKITI Prom Waahlagtoa to Rlehmoad ,14 00 Prodtrlikabarg.,, 800 Caa h procured la Bw Tork at Mo. 320 Broad aay, aad at Coartlaad atreel ferry, la PhUalalphU, at li depot of th Philadelphia, WU-alagtoa aai Bail, wore Ballroad Company, Broad tad Prime atroeta. Ja Haiti, taore, al the Caudea atatloa of tk Baltlmor aad Ohio Railroad Coupaoy, la Waahlagtoa, at th Coaipaay' oBee, at the corner of Peoaaylraula aveau aad Sixth tree., aad oa board the Potomac ateataboala. Paaaeagera leaving Haw Tork al 7 aad 8 a. n. l I ta 7 p. m .PhUadalphla at LH p.Ja.(DAT.) aad 1114 m (Ml OUT,) ad Haiti mere at 8 W. t.U, aaijB p. m, 138 aad 4 a. w., arrlv la WaahlagUa at ASOj 8 40 aad 7.44 p. m aad I aad I a. m la aurle tlma to "ke aoaaectioa for Rlchmo-ad aad the Soata Omalbaaaa aad Baggage Wageaa wlU b la readlaea to aoavey paaaaagfr aad tacgAf blF dlpoUla Richmond. PaBBgrty Ule Uaa paMbr daylight Moaht Tr toa, aad may have aa opittaaJty of vlaltlag aovaral attlo-Salda aaav prt.dtr!ekeVurg, hj atopplag M (Lat nl.raeewltliVehaekad from Mew Tork. Phlladal. if. hi, aad Baltlmor to V?MhUgtoa,wher II wl4 hornet f iao fae;gageBuierc 9i.taauae.il Cll BroaUaat aad appw oa board of ateamer. T QSpTlUTfUOLT.BaparlBUad!, WaihlagtoavD.a UVItJrT Ui.a, .ague, tt ,TfatSlB,l,0, x x MEDXtiXli TJALTIMORELOOK UOSriTAL. ESTABLtSUED Al A REFUOl FROM QUiCKIBT. THE.OBLT PLiCB WUESE'A-XUXEiCAM Bl OB TAIMED. Dr. JOHRrrOB ha llooTrd the meal oertala, epeedy, aad oaly offoetsal rtredy U.,tha world for Woakaoa of tho Beck or Limb. ItrUlaree, AffecUoa of Iho Kldaey aad Bladder, larolaatary Dlaohargoa, Im potoaey, Oeaeral Debility,, Tfervoueaeet, Dyapepala, Laagaer, Low Spirit, Coafaaloa of !dea(PaJpUetlou tie Heart, TlmUliy, Troaabltag. DtmaoM of Bight or Oldd a. Dleeaeea of lb Head, ThroatVBoeo, or Bita. Arftlaaof th Lunge, Stomach, or Bewela -thee terrtbU dleordeve arlalag rrom tho Solitary Habit of Tth-4beBCBBt aad aolitarr praanleoar more fatal to thetl victim tbaa tho aong o lyreae to Iho Marl ear ofUJraaec. bl tihUaethal tatxtfarllllaBt bnneeor aatlel oaUoaareaderaE parrlag, A Impoaelbl. xuunu Man Especially, who hare beoomo tho vlctlmi of Bolllary jTUo, that dreadful aad deetracUv kabIL which aaia ally awecpe loaa aotlmcly grave thouaaadaof youag teva ofthemoet exalted laleata aad hrtlllaat laUlloet, whomlghlotaftfwiaa hareenlraaeed HetealBgaVaaUa with the tbuodercof loqueaee.or waked to ttey tk living1 lyt, may tall with fall Oonldeace. r MARB1AGB. f Married Peraoaa, or Teuog Mea ooatemplatlng mar liege, being aware of phyaleal woakaoa, orgaal debll lly,dfrmtlo. A ,poodlly an red. II who place hlmaelf under Iho oaro of Dr.J.Baay rellrloualy ooaBdoou hi hoanr a a ffeallemaa, aad aoaldeally joly Bpea hi aklll at phyaUlaa. OBOAMIO WFAKMEki, immedlkfely Cured aad Pall Ytgir Beeiored. Tbl DroadfalDtaoaao which reacere Life mlaotablo aad Marriage Impoaatblola tbo penalty paid by th vlctlmaof ImtroperladalgeoetOB Teuag peraoaa ar toaplt4oimmttoxaoefrom aolfeelag awaroot th dreadfal coaeeaueaeee that mar eaeoe Mow. who that "BBderetaada tbaeattjeet will pretend to dear that th pawer of arocrvaltoa I loel oar by thee feJUaglato wvr or orocrvaiioB ia iot eoe proper habile tbaa by Iho j prlved tho Ifaeare of ben improper nantiatoaa ay ina praoeaty neaioeo .noiag deprived th plfaaara of healthy offiprtag, th moat sertAuaaad dealraetlvareymplOmi to aotk body aad tp.ea iriM, i aa eyaieiB oeeome oaraagea, ibo royal cat and X at,t FunelUa wrakaaed, Loaa of Procroa ttv Power Merven Irritability. Dyapepala, Palplta tloaoflt Heart, ladlgeatlea, Coaetltetloaal Debility, m VI IBaJatT IBM. VBBIB., 1 ABB! IM pisna A.x.n. ii".77 La band aide, golhg from taitlmeretrLfwdoor frtia tho ooraer. Fall aot to obecr earn aad aimber. e Lottera maal bo paid aad ooatala a otamp, Th Do tvipivnae siBr vattm. 7 r" DB JOIIMaTOM, Mm4 of lb Boyat Coilega of lurfooaotoadoa, gradaa from oao or Iho moat emlBeat Collgo la tho Ualtod Stat, aad lb greater part of who life haa vbssobi BipvBi ia, iqijiii w tvaonaaa, rena, jraiiaoei fihla, aad olaow hero, haofffeeted tea of Ibomootaa oalahlag earea that were over kaowa t maay troubled with rlBgtagla tho bead aad oar whoa aeleep, great Bervouaaeae .being alarmed al laddea aooadat tiaah iBiiNwua ireoeae o'neamg. oiteaoea eomeumo with a daraaremeat of the mind, were eared Imnee t'T. ..,A... 4ttoa rontit.ui.Ba ttuiiVa.. Dr. J.1 addroceee all thoe who have laurd them aalveo by Improper lad al gene aad oolltary habile, which rula both body aad talad, aagtttag thara for etlher butala, a to In society -or marring, The ar bob tf tbo ad aad melancholy offectd pro seed by early babdaof youth, vlit Weakaeae of tbo Back aad Llmba, ralaeta tho ffeadDlttaoee of Sight, Loaa of Muacolar Powevlalpttatloa Of tbo Heart, Dye pepala, Mervoae Irritability, paraagamoal of tho Dlge tiro Pa action, Geitral Debility, Bymptom of Coat aareptlek. MiitaiLT Th fearfat ffcta oa the mlad ar muih to bo dreaded Loee of Memory, Confnatou of Ideaa, Do preaaloa of Bplrlla, Elt Forefrodlaga, Averaloato Bo defy. Self -d let met. Lore of Solitude, Timidity, A., ara eon of tho evK prodacod. Tboaeaudi of pervou of atl ag" cob bow Judg what I lb cane of their decllalag health, loilag their vlrer, becoming weak, pal, aervoae, aad emacratcd. havlag a alagaUrappearaae about Ih eyee, ough, aad oynp torn of ooaaamptloa. TOUMO MEN Who have tajured thmlvee by a ecrtala praetlcota datged la whoa aloae a habit frequently lesraed from til cumpaoloB, or at acbool, tho effect of which aro alghily,Ilt, ova wbea aaleep, aad If sol cured render marriage impoaalble, aad deairoyo both mtad aad body, r-ehould apply Immediately, rr net a pur inai a young maa, ine bod or aia couu ar- mi priaiDi die pnrvaie, enooia oe iiihih irm proepect aad enjoymeat of lif. br Ih ooaee 3000 of devlailagfrom tho path or Bala re aad la atglBfla a curtate aeeret habIL Buch pereoaaHcar, bailor ooa tempi atl ag MARRIAGE. ralect that a aoaid mad aad body ar th moct aeecc. eay rilelte to promote ooaauhlal happlaoaa. ladeed, wltkoai thoao. tho oaraey through life beeomee a weary pilgrimage the proapeot hourly darkeae to the view t tbo mlad beeomee ah ad owed with do pair, aad 8 1 led wlib the melenrhelyrfgrctloa thai the happlaoaa of aa other beeomea blighted with oar vi DI8BA4E OP 1MPRUDEMCB. Whoa th mtagoldod aod Improdeal vutary of plea ar Sod b bM lnblbd tb eeed of thle pelafal die eeae. It too oft a faeppea that aa HI timed of i h ante, or dread of discovery, dtr him from applying to tboao who, from oducailoa aad reapeatabllHr, oaa aloae befrtead him. He fella laio Ih baada of Igavraat aad dealgalag preUadara, who, locapablo of earlog, Blch hla pecaalary aubataec, beep him trlSlag moath after loonier, or a loagaath amalleal feocaa boob talaed, and la deepalr leave him with ralaed health to algh over hi galling dlaappolatmeat or, by tho aa of bat deadly polaoa, Mereary, baa tea lb eoattltutlonal ymptom or tht terrible dUeeae, each aa Affaetleaof the Head, Throat, Mono, Fk!a oto progroealeg with frlabifnl rapid I ry till death pate a perlodt hla dreadfal Buffering by aeadlag him to that udleoverd eoaairy from whoaebonrae ao traveler returaa EMDORSBMBHT OP TUI PRESS. Tbetnaar lhoaaada oared atthl lattttatlea wlthla the laat elgateeB yeara, and tho aamaroae Surgical Op eretloaa porformed by Dr. Johaatoa, wltaoaeed by tha repomre of tbo "Sea,1 ant) maay other paper, aotleo of w blah appeared agala aad agala before th public, boaldea hi elandlag aa a geollemaa of character aadr apBlblltty, la a aaOaloat geereal to tho amleted. KIM D18kA8KSBPEEDILTCCREu. Pereoaa rltlg ehould.be particular la dlrectleg their lotion to bl laatHntltsa, Io the foUowleg maaari JOUM M. JOUHSTOM, M. D Baltimore Lock HoeplteJ, J18J Baltimore, Marylaad. T4Tinvr-Avr-oTrKrs' r38 Xl 1M THE P8B OP MESSRS, TICKNOR dt FIELDS, 1, Life of Joel ah Qaloey, of Maacachuaett. By hi eoo, Edmund Qulacy, o X Thoorlgla aad Hletoryof tht Book of lb Bible. By Calvla B. Stow. 1). D. 8. BUlow Psporaj aeooBd aerlaa. By am BoeaeU Lowell 4. Boyat Tmlha. By Ttcary Ward Beecfaer. 8. Bummer Beat. By Oall Utmtlloa. 8 Tb picture of St Job a. By Bayard Taylor, T. Life and LetUraof Jama 0. Perelvai. By Jail aa U, Ward 8. The Taakeo la Caaada, A By Ileary D Thoroau. 8. The Co rap let Poetical Work of M muleeh. (a bin aad gold. 10. Spare Jluara eecoad aerie i. By Dr. Joha Browa. 11. Drift, a Bcaahor Idyl, aad other poema. By Oeorge Araold. 13. Journal of Travel la Braill By ProfeaaoraadMra. Agaa.lt. 11 Trcaanroc from the Proeo Work of Joha Mlltoa. 14. Complete Prvao Work of Joha 0, Wantler. Maw OdltlOB. li. KeUb'iw for Chlldrea. Mew odlttoa. 18. Braatblnga of t, BatUr Lit. Edited by Lucy Lar com. 17 Lector oa Greece, Aaeleat aad Mod era. By Ibo I 1 ni.iAf at ta.isiirl n. riil.a rta..la lAit rrciiueei eiivt. 10 Chrlatlaea Hoaatll'a Poem. 90, BtorlofMay Laada lly Oraee Oreeawood. SI, Vr. Akara' Ftleal Work.. I. blaa aad Bold. 23. Cbar.Kar aad Oaaraolorlall. Al.a. Br B. P.Wblp. S3. Da.l.'. Viva ff.ova. Traaalatoi br Caarl.. B. BorloB. St. TbaDlTla. Com.dr of XlBBta. TrBBalataa.j;II.W. Loaifallow. 13, Tko lllalorr ot Iko Aail.nav.rr Btrarfto'la Iho Dallod Stalaa, Br Wul, Hold OarrUoa. 3d. Lll. aad Tlra.a of Volialro. Uf Jama. Partoo. JUST rODLISHED. Tn UASaDIBADI aad oloav ro.ua. Br Joka 0. Savo 1 vol loW .1.70 COIirABlOB roils vol.no II.. ..ilalala, aal... lloaa from Brjaat, Wkltli.r, aad Ualiaoa. Wflk Saa 'ortralta' or Whliltar BBd Holm.., irllb aamaroao til... ratio... Baalldla MM TH SOUTH bIBCB TUB WAR. Br Sldaar Aa draw. lvol.lmo. .I1 IlrTIIH DAY8. Bf Iba author of Baaori. of aa Ohaaora Maa A. 1 rolilSra., BI.A0 Till aDBEM-UOTIISrl ABD BO.AHOND. Br Al. I.roa. (lhatl.a6wlabBrBa.aathoraf 'AlalaatBtBCalr oa," A.. lrot,lBo,laTolladboard.(s11L .a HOlfOri HAT. AaAroarl.asSbirr. lVoLKrao, SI TICKNOB k TIII.DS. tort a ..v..... NEW BOOKS OP TlTi. "skiSON, rOSLI.HBD BV 'HABPIB t BBOTUIB8, HIW TOBB. JAVItS LOrJIS PITIOKDi A Bloirapbtaa Sk.Cch. V William J. Orarua. Wlib BlaalPerlralt. Itmo., Cfolh, .1 SO. i Allrlko. A Noiol. Br lira Ollpbaat, aothar o( (Tbo Laird of Norton," (lTba P.rp.laalCBrata," fvo P. par, 73 cat.. tuXWai.1. liKaWlTT. A Bovol. Br T.O.TraaVrd. Sio Papar, 73 ooata sdCULtirSorTlirCni.VISSi WUhaoraoataoooU of Ib.lf KallgloB., a.var.Bi.Bial, dB.atloBal,i aad Baalo.a.Coa(.u. aadopiBlvB Br Bar. Jaata.D... Ilttla, f.anaaB raar. If.ulbarof lb. Am.rloaa Biard. .Wllboi.riaa lllaalralloB.. Is lira v.lamaa, ISmo, Clnlh, Baialad Bd(.., .3 00 1'KirtlM LIrBIt, TllBmlDTIIt al BlahmOBd, UaeOB, Java.BBb, QbaflaatoB, Colanbla, Cbarlolta, Julalsb, oldaborouah, aad AadoraoBTlllo, d.rlag Ibo raara IMIaad lkfto. lr A. o AbbOtl, lal. LUotaaaal 1.1 Bow Tork Praiaoa. Illaalralad. 13ua., Clotb, Bav aloJBJaa, 33,00. A mlBLS LIS. Br Uiu Uollek, (lira. Cralk.) A.. thor of JahB llalir.a, O.atlanaB," I'LbTl.ltaa'.MIa. Uk.," A Llf. for llo,' 01la," Tbo Of llvlo.." "Tbo n.ad oflh. Famllr," Ao. ijrao ClothTSI 30. .OUTBBllOBrOOTBOBTUBWABAIfDTuiDBIOrl. Waroflb.E.b.lllooi or, 6orll Bad Cbairbdla. Cob .lit)., of Obaart.tloaa opoa lha CaBaa., Coara., Bad Coaaa,a.Ba.a of Iho lanClvll War la lb. tTalladlllaua. Br II s root., llmo .Cloth, lw VrlTBS ASD DAUailTtBs' Br Mr.. a..a!l. lalbor ofMarrBarloB,1 VCraaturd,' Irlvla'a I.JItf.." At. S.o,ci,lb,si00ir.p.r,l30 .tl'rTf5B20Hvl", Tour,puisioLoor, ahd IITOUE. Por tbo ttio bf Baboola hod r.mlllo.. Br Jf" Prapar. U D Profauor ot BatarU ULIorr Bal J-braloloiirlBrtoB.wTorb rcaa Ataiamr. aad Pro. ft'"!' Cktnlatrp Ik Ib. Cali.r.ltr of B. Tork. Will i (TO UloMraUoao. Sra,Ololb, ts.7a llarr A Broib.r. mil load Bar of Iba b., Works bv MallnAat... nald. In .1 .r it.i,.. a,.,... ob raoolptoflbo prtao.t. it I- WlBtti Ta A