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THE EVENING STAR j THE iAVALKY FIGHT OS THE RAP- j PAH A!f SOCK. Sttfart** Advanre Movrmmt C#ni>l«tely i roiled.Gallant Charge* by .or Soldier*. j The Rfbrl* Drirrn Back «n both Flank*. MkW Yobk, June 10..The Times' special i t*i«f.at«-h, dated Beverly Ford, on the eye-nine j of tt>« 9th instant, eays: General Ple&saiitun at rtnjlieht crossed the Rappahannock in two i columns, his right at Beverly1* Ford and his .left at Kelly's Ford, six miles below. The fords ware captured witfiout loss. Beverly'® Ford was taken hv a spirited dash if the Sth Illinois and 8ih New York cavalr regiments. We "were on the south side befort- the enemy were j aware of it. Gen. Gregg took Kelly's Ford with a slight skirmish and so loss. The right colamn, under Gen. Buford, had proceeded only a mile from the river when it .same upon Gen. Jones's whole brigade, who had just shaken themselves oat of sleep and weie in time to receive us. The firht commenced and continued from 5 a. m. lo 3 p. m., by which time the entire force of Stuart, consisting, according to papers found in the camps, of lv,WO cavalry and sixteen Eieees of artillery, had been engaged and driven ack three miles on the right and Ave miles on the left, with heavy loss. Our forces succeeded in forminr a junction, near Brandy Station at i o'clock, when the fighting of both columns under Buford and GreSB very gallantly dune. Not a single instance of misbehavior occur¬ red. The grandest charge was by the 6th Pennsylvania cavalry, supported by the 6th regulars, when they dashed on the whole brigade. ¦ Tt<« enemy were taken in flank by another brigade, and though thoroughly overpowered, gallantly eel their way out- Tworeuiments of Gen. Gregg's brigade, undeT CoL Wyndham aad Colonel Ktfpatrick, bad hot work all the morning, but drove the enemy from the river to BrAndy Station. The rebels were numeri¬ cally superior to ue, including our small sup¬ porting force of infantry. Notwithstanding this we drove them back hnnUsomely, and captured 310 prisoners and one stand of colors. They had five large brigade under command of Generals Fitzhugh l^ee, W. F. H. Lee, Jones, Field, and Robinson, with sixteen pieces of ar¬ tillery, under Maj. Breckham. They had been reviewed the previous day by Gen. Lee, and were under orders to leave on their grand raid into Maryland and Pennsyl¬ vania to-morrow, Wednesday, morning. Im¬ portant papers have been captured in the camp of Jones' brigade, showing the strength of the whole rebel force, and its intentions. . The fight was discontinued about 3 o'clock, the rebels falling back upon strong infantry s upports, which came up by rail from Cul- peper, supposed to-be part of Ijongstreet's force, which, irom letters taken, we learn was in that vicinity on Saturday. Our forces returned almost unmolested to this side of the river during the afternoon, the enemy declining to make any serious attempt to regain their lost ground. The loss of the enemy in killed, wounded and prisoners far exceeded onr own. Wegottwo «>r three of their brigades under fire of our ar¬ tillery with shell of short fuses, and tore them awfullv. ThbClasbeb Under the Cokschiption.. The conscription bill divides citizens liable to draft into two classes. One comprises all able- bodied men between the ages of twenty and thirty-five, married or unmarried; and all un¬ married men between the ages of thirty-five and forty-five. The second class includes all married men between the last named ages. It turns out, according to the enrollment in New York city, that the proportion of the first class to the second is nearly as four to one. There is no reason why the same ratio should not hold good throughout the country generally. In the extreme her of Western States, the Territories, and Caliiornia, the proportion or the first-class to the second will undoubtedly be larger. As the second class is not to be drawn upon until the first class is put into service, it appears that the Benedicts between thirty-five and forty-five stand but little chance of the draft; in IBct may be considered as practically exempt from it unless the war becomes one of extermi¬ nation on both sides. <y Under the head of slip-knots, the New. buryport Herald says a gentleman resides in that city who is without a wife, though two women are living to whom he has been mar¬ ried. One ot the women has been married to :wo men, both living, and the other to three, allot whom are still young and active. On her last marriage she sent to a friend saying that shi- had eot an excellent husband, and he was not the first one of the same kind she had been bie^sed with. .^"The cerporate limitsof Augusta, 3Ie., em- j brace w> square miles, and in some of the wards ibey kill wild bears. tdr The town authorities of Gray, Maine, j toa^ agreed to pay a bounty of S3i> > to every ! man drafted. ¦7" It is -aid Gen. Bntlerwill be brought out for Governor of Massachusetts by the war democrats. B^Col. Edwin Wilmer and J. T. Head are namid lor Congress in Delaware, vice Temple, j deceased. 9T A locomotive exploded at Nichola«ville Kentucky, on Saturday, killing five soldier3 and wounding twelve. Ttii t *o mi or* unpleasant on d unsafe Mnit.itits. Vfir uiij.l. a, «iit and duD^erouH di^f-ases, use liKI MKOLU'S fcil RACl' iJL'CHU. 'Which ha= r»-c»*ived the endorsement of the most truii,tntnC Physuian- in the U. S. 1h now offerrrt to aftiictci humanity a--a certain ei.rf for the following disease., and symptoms orijfi- natitq from diseases and abuse of the Urinary >r u*l i>r«aB>-. General Lebitity, Aaental and ibysi.al Depression, ltLbec ilityt Determination of Blood to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, General Irritability, Rest.kssnes? and Sleeplet-snes* at Night, Absence of Muscular Jtff.ciency, Lots of Appetite, Emaciation. i,ow ?iirits, .bit-organization or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Heart, And. in feet, all the concomitants of a Nervous and Debilitated state of the system, Jo msvf the Krnuiue. cut this out. A«k for Heliobold's. Take no other. Cures Guaranteed. fee advertisement in another column. Je 4-?w Batcbblob's Hair im, Vu but is tk* World. William A. Hatchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro* dueee a eelor not to be distinguished from nature. warrar.ted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem¬ edies the lil effects of bad dyes, and invigorate* the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rutty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair .oft and beautiful, gold by all Druggists. Ac. tHT The Genuine is signed William A. Batobb- LOB, on the four sidts of talk box. Faaory, At. 81 Bart lay si., Pitt* York, B» J7-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond at.) Secbbt Disbases. Samaritan's Gift is the most certain, safe and eBectual remedy.indeed, the only vegetable rem¬ edy ever discovered. Cores in two to four days, aad recent eases in twenty-four hoars. Mo miner¬ al. no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack¬ ages, 92; female, $3. Samaritan's Rout and Herb Juius.k. positive and permanent eure for Syphilid. Scrofula, Uloers, Bores. Spots, Tetters, Ac. Price $1, or six bottles for $6. bold by 8. C. Ford. 8ee aavertisemunt. ini Pb. Dufobt's Sugar-coated Female Regulating Fills are the. r fry best in use. Tkey operate sptedily and tftctirtly, and sugar-ioav.d create so aaa- sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these rills will prove their superiority over all others. Price 91a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. 3a 6-ly Gbbay Pbbbbtlvabia Boutb, via Baltimore n4 Harris burg, to tke Ncrtkand West..Two trains leave Waahington daily and one on Sunday.aoiftk time- lew fere and sure connections. Soldiers' tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur¬ ther information apply at the office ef Great Penn¬ sylvania Route, northeast eorner of Pennsylvania .venue and Sixth st., Washington. Office open from la. m. until 9 p. m.: on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m. aa M-ly M. O. Mobtob, Agent. THBORKAPKflTSBnBBSTHilK DTB IRTBXWOBL». JVci-er or Wa:tus Gut..Upbam's Hair l»ye, V) ceats a box. The best in use. Try it. 8old by 9. C. Ford, eorner 11th street and Pa. avenne. Wash- tacton. and Hnc-y Cook. Alexandria. 1a«-lv rvJUSAT NKW LF ARBIVAT. OF FBUITi'. l,mo boies sp'endid spring OHANGFP, 1 ,i*0 " LIS «iONt, best this season, " *AIMIN8, lOJD'H) drnms FIGS, 15 W C0COANUT8. bags PEANUTS. At J0SM8 L CO.*, corner 8th snd D *ts., Washington. B UTTJCR, CHKJBSS AND KGGS. tmi barrels Iresh selected EdGS. Sffj packages new grass BDTl'ER, 1/WO boxes N6. 1 new CIItRRE. At J0**« A CO.'S. corner 8th and I> sts., Wasainyton, Hams, dkibd bjcbf. HERRING, MACKBREL Arrived fresh at )e 9 «t J0NB8 A CO/S. WILK and LACK »> WRAPPING8 and 8HAWL0. We have Just received-- Pilk Mantle*and Saecnes is great varietr* jrr. Laae Mantles, ehawis, mm, PieeolominU and Points, Ave, Long and Senare Hpriag Shawls ef beautiful iteRgw. liny J>| M. TATLOR A 00. QVVKUIn Paovee* MiMin 0niUL> 0»noi, I WAi»m«To». May «, mM E otic*..The attention of ail otieerm who have been honorably discharged on accoant of wounds or disability, and who deaire to re-ent«r theservice in the Invalid Cor pe, 2a called to the provimoni of G-crral Orders, No. KH, of 1SSS, from the War De¬ partment, published in the papers throughout the counlry. Bueh officer* are reenested to comply promptly with the provisions of that order, and to send their written appUeatioaa.aa therein pro¬ vided, for positions in the Invnlid Corpa, < stating the character of their disability.) with aa little de¬ lay aa possible, to the Act*ng Assistant .Provoet Marshal General of the State In whfah thiry may ho. Snrh Artie* Assistant Provost Marshal Gen¬ eral will at once forward the application*, with hia endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General At Washington. Officers for the Invalid Corps will ho appointed immediately npon tarnishing the papers required by General Orders No. 106, of 1863, from War Depart¬ ment. Tfceir pay and emoluments will commence from date of acceptance of such appointments, and not from date of organization of the respective command* to which they may be assigned. JAMKS II. FRY, ¦T8 Provost Marshal Gsacral. Pboto«t Marshal Gf.vkral's Offig*, I Washington. D. C., May 22, ws.f Allmpnwho desire to join any particular retfi- raent of Cavalry now in the field, are hereby autho¬ rized to present themselves any time during tho next thirty days to tho Beard of enrollment in their respective districts. Tho Board shall examine them and determine upon their fitness for the ser¬ vice, and if found to he fit, the Prevoat Marshal of the Eistrtat shall giv* them transportation ticket* to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters of the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of the State. A* soon aa they presentthemselves at this general rendezvous they shall be duly mus¬ tered by a mustering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed hy law. JAMR8 B. FRY, my 23-lm Provost Marshal General. WAR DEPARTMENT. ADJUTANT GENUAL'g OFFJCg, Washinuton, May 22,1SS3. Gentral Ord*r>, No. 143. «, I. A bureau is established in the Adjutant Gen¬ eral s Office for the record of all matters relating to the organization of Colored Troops. Another will be assigned to the charge of the Bureau, with such number of clerks as may be designated by the Ad¬ jutant General. II. Three or morn field officers will be detailed as Inspectors to supervise the organization of colored troops at such points as may be indicated by the War Department iti the Northern and Western States. III. Boards will be eonvoned at such posts as may be decided upon by tbe War Department to examine applicants for commissions to command colored troops, who, on application to the Adjn tant General, may receive authority to present themselves to the Board for examination. IV. No persons shall be allowed to recruit for colored troops except specially authorized by the War Department; and no such authority will be given to persons who have not been examined and passed by a Board; nor will such authority be given any one person to raise more than one regiment. ^ . The reports of Boards will specify the grade of commission for which each candidate is fit.and authority to recruit will be given in nccordanee. Commissions will be issued from the Adjutant Gen¬ eral's Office when the prescribed number of men is ready for muster into service. VI. Colored troops maybe accepted by companies, to be af terwards consolidated in battalions and reg iments by the Adjutant General. The regiments will be numbered seriatim, in the order in which they are raised, the numbers to be determined by the Adjutant General. They will be designated : ' Regiment of U. S. Colored Troops." VII.'Recruiting stations and depots will be es- tabli.ihed by the Adjutant Genera 1 as circumstances shall require, and officers will be detailed to musttr and inspect the troops. VIII. The non-commis«ioned officers of colored troops may be selected and appointed from the best men of their number in the usual mode of ap¬ pointing non-com missioned officers. Meritorious commissioned officers will be entitled to promotion .o higher rank it they prove themselves equal to it. IX. All personal applications for appointment* in colored regiments, or for information concern¬ ing tliem,must be made tu the Chief of the Bureau; nil written communication* <hould be addressed to' the Chief of the Bureau, to the care of the Adjutant General. By order of the Secretary of War. B. D. TOWNSEND, my28-eo!m Assistant Adjutant General. VVAK DEPARTMENT, ' ADJUTANT til.VKIU'S Okfick, r- , ri , . , Washington, May 22,1833. fr. na al Orders, A o. 1*4. The following rules are prescribed for the guidance ol Boards in ellulljn;UK applicants lor c«;Riri.ihsion* in rt'^imeutK of (jolored trooy»< . 1. The Boaid will sit everyday, except Sunday, from 9 o'clock a. r- to 5 o'clock p. ru. The place ol" sitting to be provided i>y the Quartermaster De¬ partment. and public notice given. 2. The Board will icaWe to the Adjutant Central, for r.-cord in the Bureau for Colored Troop--' report* of all persons examined, whether approved' or rejected; th- ropor*s will be made weekly, or ottener when specially ailed for. 3. Each applicant must exhibit to the Board authority from the Adjutant General to appear before it. Such authority will be given upon satis¬ factory recommend!.*..us of good moral character and stand in .; in the community in which the appli¬ cant resided; or, it in th<* military service, on Iecti- mcuials 1'rum his Commanding Officer*. Ail such recommendations will be filed in the Bureau lor Colored Troops. 4. Rash applicant shall b* subjected to a fair but rigorous examination as to physical, mental, and moral fitness to commacd troops. 5. The Board shall specify for wl.at grade of com mission the se\ eral applicants are fit, and shall also classify and number them according to n>er t or proficiency. 6. Appointments to each grade shallonly b* made from the candidates approved ty the Board,and in the order of merit recommended by It. 7. The report ol the Board, if a1 verse, shall be conclusive; and no person rejected by it shall he re-examined. 8. Other instructions will be coramnnicatsd to Boards, if required. By erder of the Secretary of War, E. D. TOWNSEND, my 28-eolm Assistant Adjutant General. \VAR department, »* Adjutant Gkperal's Officii, Washington, May 27, ld63. None*..Under General Orders, No. 144, a Board is now in session at No. 46» t'ourU-nth street, Washington. Applicants for examination are re¬ ferred to the General Orders, No. 1«, for informa¬ tion how to get authority to appear before it. E. TOWNSEND, jny 28-eolm Assistant Adjutant General. WAR DEPARTMENT, * V Wabhiboto*, January 30,1863. I« eensequenee of the pressure of business at the War Department, passes for oitizeus to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the office of Ueflt. Col. Oomao, 134 Pennsylvania avenue above Nineteenth street. FRENCH FIRXBOARD PRINTS, Spring stock of Fine and Common Patterns just received at J. MAKKRITER'B. No. 486 Seventh at.,8 doers above Odd Fellows'Hall tBT Terms cash. my 4-eo5w' By W. L. WALi & CO., Auctioneers. HCRS* and CARRIAGE BAZAAR and RE¬ POSITORY. Expressly for the BALE OF HORSES. CARRIA6K8. STOCK, Ac., 9^ Louisiana Avenue, IWtween Ninth and Tenth street*. Casii Auvanond on Coxsu..Mii,.Nrd. Storage for Carriages. Horses, Carr ages, Ac., received i\>r private sale, mv an-tf W. L W. WALLA 00.. Aucys. Washington brass and string band-I Conductor, Mich.«le Troj-i Leader, J. Wsgner. HeadquArters at Metrcpoliian UMK Hall. 040 Pennsylvania atsnne. Call c>u Mr. T. Wagner, .i.'iO Ninth str»et, or Mr. Troni, Eleventh streot. corner of South Carolina ave¬ nue. Navx Yard. . my 13 lm* Ff>hi8 18 TO NOTIFY BLTLXR8- Of Till A arrc<7 that I au prepared to furnish at all time* and at short notices *!1 kinds of WAGONS. Ac., ap¬ pertaining to sutlers. CHARLES 8LA0S, Corner of John and Cathed/ai its mar 14-aa* Bhltfagr*. Ad. 486 °VAL PICTURE IBAMES. Tbe handMmect assortment of Oval Frances in tbe District, from the best manufactory in tha country, at J. MARKRITEK'S, No. 486 Seventh it., C doors above Odd Fsllcws HiJl. Terms cash. r~.y 4-eoSw* T11AN08.GREAT BARGAINS..One 7 OOUve, I (Nunns A Clark) almost new. Rose- wooi. * round comer, S2S0. 0u« oo- <LiE<J«mau) fISO. <>ne octave (Meyer Phila ,) fl2il One 6octave $75. Ore 6 octave 'if 60. AH the above Pian<«« a'e warraaud to be sound is every re«pe :t, and will <oM won ««- .'«"=">»« '..y&iH&i&ii'r"" 81 Ceraer of 11th »od P«un ave. . . my 2C- gpl« A««»t<»ltVeiBwry A - » ' P.auos. CLOTHING, 4c. 'J O THB OLOTH11H0 OF TBS DISTRICT! TIm u4triiin*4 would most mnethllr iaform ,Mfl friends, and tli* Trade generally, that be is dov frfftrtd to offer «H«f the finest Pyrin* Bto«ki o READY MADS CLOTHING iwr offeree in ttii city. Ho ihsth tboeo la «aat .f » stock that they will 4o well to give Wm a call. Beepeetfnliy. 8. BBRZBJBRG, Ho. a Market Space, sort to corner of Baltimore street. Brittaow, March. M6j>. buIUdi' |JDI>iU fOl BMITHII 460 SEVENTH STBBBT. Be U selling Ibdmm Bargain* la CLOTHING, PUftNISHING BOOM, BATS, CAPS, *«., fto. Vor ft few tin more wo will offer oar iw»i ¦tack ftt great Urgtini to make room for oar SPRING STOCK. To those la went we say, bow ie the time to Vir, Remember that SMITH'S is Headquarters for Olothin,.460 Seventh street, two doors above J Bruce ft Go 's. J. H. SMITH, Clothier, Mo. 4 do Seventh street, mar 17 aad ooraer yth st. and Pa. av. QRBAT DECLINE IN GOLD1 In ordpr to rednoe onr present stock we have REDUCED THB PRICE OP OUH CLOTHING ftad are aoe selliag off at rapid ifttes. The people Aad that /. BBUOB * 00.'S Is the plaee to bar GOOD CLOTHING .- at LOW RATES! Oall and seenre some of the Great Bargains sow offered at No. 464 BBYBNTH STRUT, two doors below Smith's. J. BBUOB ft CO., mar 17 Clothiers. 464 Bevaath St., aaar P. TV80QABGBD BOLDIBR8 U are all invited to eaH at SMITH'S, No. 460 Bsvssra Bruit, Oppcsiu City Post QJici, aad est their CLOTHING AT LB8S THAN NBW YOBK PBIOBS, Soldiers can rely oa fair Dealing at SMITH'S, No. 460 BBVBNTH STHBBT, aad OOBNBB 90TH 8TREBT AND PA. AT. mar It GAS FITTING, kc. A WM. T. BOYB ft 00. All Now prepared to ezecnte any orders with which they may be favdredin the PLUMBING, GAB, OB STKAM PITTING BUSI- NBSS. WW Store on Ninth street, a few doors aorth *f Pennsylvania avenue, where mar be found a eom- Sete assortment ef OH AN DKLIXRS aad other GAS TffAM and WATER PIXTUBES. laa»7->y WBAS FIXTURES. B Have in Store, and are daUy reoeiring, GAB PIXTURJSSof entirely New Patterns and Desims and Ptaish.saperier in style to anything heretofore offered in this market. We invite eltisens generally to oall and examine oar stock of OAS aid WATER PIXTUBBS, feeling confident that we have the best selected stock ta Washington, ffT Ail Work In the above tine latrusted to ou .are will be promptly attended to. mar *-tf MYERS & HsftHAS. 376 D street. IXJO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OB 11 TBAITOKS SO T 1 CE. I azo authorised by the Secretary of War to raise a BATTALION OP CAVALRY for tpuial .%tr- fice. Bach company will be organized as prescribed in General Orders No. ]?6, series of 1862. All officers will be selected and appointed by the Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of the Secretary of War. Prom the peculiar nature of the service required of this Battallion, none but sober, honest and in¬ telligent men will be enlisted. The best, fleetest and most serviceable Horses only will be used. This Battallion will be armed with the now cel¬ ebrated Repeating Rifle, discharging fifteen shots per minu-te. Por further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn. avenne. L. C. BAKBR, my ll-!m Celonel Commanding Battalion. NATIONAL LOAN. THB NBW SIX PKR CENT. BONDS of the UHITED STATES, PAYABLB rWBNTY YBAB8 PROM DATB, Cr after five 7 ears, at Option of the Goveramea . THE COUPON BONDS, In Sums of PIPTY COLLARS, ONB HUNDRED DOLLARS, PIVB HUNDRED DOLLARS, and ONB THOUSAND DOLLARS. THK REGISTERED BONDS, In Sams of PIPTY DOLLARS, OHB HUNDRED DOLLARS, PIYB BUNDRED DOLLARS, ONB TB0U8AND DOLLARS, PIYB THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS, IHTBBNST COMMENCING AT DATB OP PUB* 0BA8B, AMD TAJAMhn SBM1-AX3IOXL1.T IN OOLD. These Bokds are the OHBAPBST GOVERNMENT BB0UB1TY aow la the market, Who Interest, st present prioe of coin, being eqalv aleat to S Pkb Ckht. in currency, POB 8ALB BY JAY OOOKE 9c CO BANKERS, d«B P1PTBXNTH STBBBT, Dsilebs ia BOVEENMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES AMET AND NAVY VOUCHERS, COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE deea-tf HAPPINESS OB M18BRY! . THAT IS THB QUE8TI0N..The proprietors ef the " PAR¬ ISIAN CABINET OP WwNDBRS, ANATOMY! and MEDICINE," have determined.regardless of espense.to issue, free,(for the benefit of suffering homanityj/cwr of their most instructive aad Inter* Mtlng Lectures on Marriage aad its Disqualifica¬ tions Nervous Debility, Premature Dte'ine, Indi¬ gestion, Weakness, Depression, or ignorance of Physiology and Nature's Law. These Invaluable lectures have been the means of enlightening and saving thousands, and will be forwarded free on the reooipt of four trtamps, by addressing Stcrttmrj Parisian Cabitut of Anatomy mud Mtditim. S6| Broadway, New York. Jy By W. L. WALL A. CO., Auctioneers. South tor I'tmi. five., and 9th *ts, MATTING AT PHIVate }<ALK.-W<3 have re¬ ceived Ob consignment for private sal - at our Pumiture Roothb. one hundred rolls 4 and 6 white aiid chuck, and in any <«ti'tntiti<>s Je l-6t W. L. WALL & CO., Ancts. T*HI KEYN0LD8 BOUSK. nnderBigtif-d, thaukfal to his friends and the public In general, lor the patron^-? they A 4 have given him as former proprietor ? ». .«¦ »» r -¦» . niii en lUiiuoi |«UWi IKIOT (JJ ~Y.1 the '"McCieHaa House,"rescectmllv leave to inform tb«m that ne ban trauf.irrred ma establishment t» the corner of 18th street a-id Penn¬ sylvania avenue, where he hai opened a house in newmnd cuiii|«iete sly It:. Oouneeind aivu it in a RESTAURANT, wheee the best ef Wins* *n<l Liquors will always he on hand. Meals ctn be hid at all hours, and at the shoriest notice. The public at* xobpeeUoliy invited t» visit this s'Tablishinent. may.6-8m* ¦*. W. RBYN0LD3, Proprietor. r.i J. HEIBaRGBR ft 00., L . _ jdocooas^rs to , H. P."Loo30* ft Oo., ' -sjfe I CITIZENS' ANDjnLITABY MERCHANT TAILORS, MxracrouTia Hotbl, iLml*_ l,.t( in P. N1" BtnT"iw CHKM. IK]iSB .a69i Received d^ilT at k 00.*3. Oorier Eighth ar.d D streets. THB TIM D Or CALvlN. TAYLM. ip'2S PROPOSALS. paOPOfiALS FOR^MAWRlALt FOR TBI Navy Bhuit*MT, I ptrfan rf mnd tteeruni*t. Jam 8. iWS. < !*KiL>n Proposal* to furnish material for the H»vy fr-r th» fiscal r#ir ending 1th Juoe. >841, will berr<Hi»elat tlto Bateau of Equipment and Be - crmting, until the 6th day of July next. The mate'-ale and articles trabnW'l in the ttlMted named, are parti, alar!? described ia the pimttd scbsdulta, auy af whieu will t>- famished to rncli aa de»ire to offcr on application to the poib- vcam'.ants i f tti» r-»pec<ive yards. ©Vt*> tha navy urnt nearest tfc'reto, and those of all the yard* upon application to tha Bureau. Thu di vialon into e;a*aea being for tha coivtnieace of daalers in «a*h,tBch portion* only witib* farniahad a* are actually repaired for hid*. The eominanlant and navy agent of each station will, la addition to the pcheiule of clasae* of their ova yard*, have a eopy of the schedule* of tha olneryarda for examint- tion otlr,froin which it may b*Judged whether it will be desirable to make application for any of the classes of thone yards. Ot.er# must be made for tha wboie of tha class at any yard upan one of the printed schedules, or in strict conformity therewith, or they will not be considered. 1b campat.n* the elapses. the orice rated in the column of price* will be tbe standard. and the aggresMk* of the class will be carried out according to tu prices stated. The contractOTrill he awarded to tha lowest iona fide bidder who Rives proper security for its fal- "fiUment. The nurcsus reserves the right to reject all tha bids for any elass, if deemed exorbi¬ tant. All atticlee musfbe of the very best quality, to he delivered in tie navy yard* in good order, and in suitable vessels and packages, properly marked with the name of the contractor, ax the cane may be, at the expanse and risk of the contractor and in all respect* subject to the inspection, measare- msnt,count, weight. Jtc. of tha yard where re- aeived.andta the entire satialaction of tha com¬ mandant thereof. Bidders ara referred to the commandant of the respective yards for samples, instructions, or par tienlar description of the articles; and, all other th'nrs being etual. preference will be given to articles or American manufacture. Xvery offer, as reftnired by law of K>th Angn*t. 1846, mu.it be aeeompaaitd by a written guarantee, the form of which is hereinafter given, and also by a certificate signed by the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district in which he resides, that he has a license to deal in the articles which he proposes to furnish; or by au affidavit signed by nimself and sworn to be'ore some magistrate au¬ thorised to administer such oath, that he is a manufacturer of. or regular dealer in. the articles h<< offers to mipply, ana has a license as such man ufactnrer or dealer. , ... Those only whose offers may be acsepted will be n<ftified,and the contract will be forwarded as soon thereafter as practicable, which they will be required to e«aeute within tan days after its re¬ ceipt at the post office or Navy Ageaoy named by them. The contracts will bear date the day the notifi¬ cation is give^.and deliveries can be demanded. Sureties in the full amoant will be required to sign the contract, and their responsibility certi- lied to bj a United States District Judge, United States district Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent. As additional security, twenty per centum wul bt withheld from the amount ot the bill* until the contract shall have been completed; and eighty per eentum of each bill, approved in triplicate by the Commandants of the wpoctiv* yards, will be paid by the Navy Agent at the points of delivery. unless requested by the contractor to be paid at other Navy Ageno.within tea days after war¬ rants shall have been passed by the Secretary of the Treasury. . It is stipulated in the eortraet that if default he made by the parties of the first part in delivering all or any of the article! mentioned in any elass bid for in the contract, or the quality at snoh time and plates above provided, then and in that ease the contractor and his sureties will forfeit and pay to th* United States a sum of money net exceed¬ ing twice the ameunt of such class, whioa may he recovered from time to time, according to the aet ef Congress in that ease ptovidtd,approved March « 1843. "'No bids for mare than one yard must he enclosed in one envelope, acd the same must be distinstly endorsed cn the outside "Proposals for materials for the navy, for the Navy Yard at" (name the yard) "Ol'iss No."' (name the class) and address ''To the Chief of the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting, Wavy Department, Washington,D C.'' b'orm of Offer. Which, from a firm, must be signed by all the members. 1. .of , in the State of .hereby agree to furnish and deliver in the respective Navy Yards all the articles named in the classes hereto annexed, agreeably to the piovisions of the sched¬ ules thersfo-, and in conformity with the adver¬ tisement of the Bureau of Equipment and Requit¬ ing. dated June «, 1863. Should my afTer be ac¬ cepted, I request to t>e addressed at ., and the contract sent to the navy ag< nt at , or to for signature and certificate. (Signature) A. B. (Date.) (Witness.) The schedule which the bidder enclose* must be pasted t« his offer. and each of them ai«nel by him. Opposite each article in the schedule the price must he net, the amount carried out, the aggregate footed up for each cia»s, and the amount likewise written in words. If the parties who hid d* not reside near the place where the artices are to be delivered they must same in thnir offer a person to wnbin order* on them are to be delivered. Form of GiMranUr.. Tfca undersigned ,ot . in the Slat* of and . of , in the State of ; hereby guarantee that, in <;ase the foregoing bid of l'or any of tfce classes therein named be accepted. he or they will, within ten days after the receipt of the contract at the post office named, or f»avy Agent designated, execute the contract for the same with good and sufficient surs-ties; and in esse the said shall fail to enter into con tract, as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the difference between the offer of the said and that which may be ac- epted. D E F Date. Witness. I hereby certify that the above named are Known to roe as men of property, and able to make good their guarantee> Signature, G. II Date. To be signed by the United States District Judge, United States District Attorney, Collector, or Navy Agent. The certificate that the bid..er is a manufacturer or dealer in the articles to be here appended. Extract from laws af the United State*. See. 14. And be >: further enacted, That no con¬ tractor cnler. or any intei est therein, shall be transferred by the party or parties to whom such- contract or order m ay be given to any other party or parties, and that any such transfer s'lail rauBe the annulment of the contract or order trans¬ ferred so far as the United States are concerted: Provulut, That all the rights of action are hereby reserved to the United States for anv breach of Kucb contract by th^ contracting partv or parties. 8*c. 10. And be it .further enacttd. That whenever any contractor for subsistence, clothing, arms, am¬ munition, munitions of war, and for every descrip¬ tion of supplies for the Army or Navy of the United States shail be found guilty by a court martial of fraud or willful neglect of duty, ha shall be puxished by fine, imprisonment, or suth other punishment as the court martial shall adjudge; and any person who shall contract to fnrnish sup plies of any kind or description for the Army or Navy be shall be deemed and taken as a part of the land or naval forces of the United States for which he shall contract to fnrnish said supplies, and be subject to the rules and regulations for the government of the land and naval forces of the United States. I Approved. July 17,18o2. Sec. 2. And be it further resolved, That the chief of any bureau of the Navy Department, in contract¬ ing for naval supplies, shall be at liberty to reject the offer of any person who, as principal or surety, has be<-n « defaulter in any previous contract with the Navv Department; nor shall parties who have failed as principals or sureties in any former con¬ tract be received as sureties on other contracts; nor shall the copartners of any Arm l>e received as sureties for such lirni or for each other; nor. in contracts with the same bureau, shall one oon tractor be received as surety for another; and every contract shall require the delivery of a t perilled quantity, and no bids having nominal or fictitious prices shall be con-iderwi. That if more than one bid be offered by anv one party, by or in the nameof hfsortheir clerk, partner, er other person, all such bids may be rejected; anl no per- i son shall be received as a contractor who is not a manufacturer of, or ragnlar dealer in tha articles which he offers to supply, who has not a license as su> h manufacturer or dealer. And all persons uf- fering bids shall have the right to be present when the bids are opened and inspect the same. Approved March »'d, lst>3. i The fojlowiug are the Classes required at the re¬ spective Navy Yards : KITT11RY, MAIN K. No.l, Flax Canvas and Twine; Sperm 0il;7 Cooking I'teiisils; K.Stovi s: 1'J. Leather: 11. Leather Hose; 1:;. Lanterns: 1.1, T*r; Is. Tallow; a). Brushes; lil,Stationery; 2.'5,Hardware: ^4.Ship Chundlery; Copper Wire: >7, Dry Goods; jy, Firewood; 31, Tar Oil and NcaU-foot Oil. ciiARLwrnwv. Massachusetts. No.l, Max Canvas and Twine; .», Speriu Oi!:7« Cooking I ten-i!s;s,Stoves;ld, Lea! tier; 11, Leather Hose; i_', Ox Hides lor Ron s; l.'l. Lanterns and Lamps; Tar: 1*, Soap and f ullov.';'J.i. Brushes; .*>, Sfatioji'-i y; 2.'t. Hardware: J4. Ship Chandlery; 2T>, Copp i Wire;27,DrVGood-: J9,Firewood; 31,Whale, Sish, Tnr. ami N eai stout Oil. BROOKLYN. Ni:W YORK. No. 1, Flax Canva- hfd Tv.iiu-;.". Sperm Oil; 7. r«ok>n--r L"'en.-ils; S^Sto.Vt s; li>. I.eaj iu-r; I'. Leather, il'HlLADKI.I'llIA. PENNSYLVANIA. J No l H«x Cunviia and Twiu<-: ,*v Sjwsin Oil; 7, V oOKing Uten-sils; lu,I.< »ther; ll.ueiithe:' Hose;?.,. T-ir- is, S'>ap and Tallow: io. Brushes; Stati-m erv'Hardware: 24. Ship Chandlery; Zt, Dry Goods J9, Firewood; 31, Tar Oil nnd Nuatsfoot Oil. WASHINGTON. T>. O No. I, Flax Canvas and Twine: .Sperm Oil: ;. CookinVUtensils:.'«,Stove -; n». L;:: li.-r: 11 Leather and Gum Ilose: n, Lant»rn« -.nd Lnmps; 1j, lar;lff. and Tallow: Br: lies; .Stationery;®, If rid ware; 11. Slup Chandlery; 25, Copperirc;3i, Vurniture; "7. "'¦? Goods; -.n. AVr.ter Filters: Firewood; 30. Coal Oil; 31. Whale, f ish. Tar, and Neatsfoot Oil; Galley and Buoy Iron; 31, Chain Iron;Pig I ran. J" «i-Uwtvv ^LARIFIRD CIDRR OTDBRI! I kave Jnet received per schooners "Gcorje 8. Adsjns" and"J. W.,"from Boston, a iartf9 sappiy of Pnre Ma: achu.satta OLABIFIBD ClD£R,wUi«a I offer for Bala at the lowest market price, In quan- WH^te?kwper"^t>rs "and all others In want of a arista article of Older *ra invited to aallandaj- ' ' Union Bottling T^ejKJt, ^7 Green st.. jg.tf ' G^rgotown. D. 0. { Crosse 4 Blackwell's A. Gabarret & C».'»&ad . domeeUo PiJlileB and Sanass of virions kinds, " KlNf» & BURCHBUL, }e 2 .' /corner UUt slreat and Ycrnwni sv, . j TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Ob ud after Mos4it, April *\ T WOJ> 4ILY TRAIN8 will be ran VetwMi WASHINGTON and WHEELING and PARKBRSBUBG, two between Washington and harper's PBRBY.nnd *1* litwaeo WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, M follOWl * TO* PHILADELPHIA. HEW YORK * BOSTON 1ht« Waahington at 8 u« 11.10 a. m. ud 9 a»4 6.3" p. m. OnBandar* tt(V|. n. only. TOR BALTIMOBB. Lmt« at<JO, 8 and 11. IS a. « *> »¦ m. On Bnnday* at B a. m. and a and 6 30 p. m. only. TOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Itavi Washington at ft SO a. in. nnd J. f and $.30 a.m. On Sunday* at 3 and 6.af» p.J*. only. YOR WASHINGTON ANB THR SOHTM. Lea ve Baltimore for Washington at 4.30,8 and >0 A. m. and 3, 3.50 and g|. b. . POR ANNAPOLIS. Loave Baltimore at S a. m and 3 p. n. Leave Washington at 8 a. m and 3 p. m. No train for Annapolis on Snndaya. The third and fourth train* only from Baltimore and the first and fifth train* from Wa*h in*t on rtop it viTpoi&li. w, .. BMITH. wmj ^ Master of Transportation. L. M. OOLB. Ooneral Ticket A.nt aptl tf 186 8. SPRING AND SUMMBR SCHEDULE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. FBOM WASHINGTON CITY I THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTH AHD IfORTH-WEST. Staking the Qniekeat Time. And the Only Ronte that eAn eell a Through Ticket direct, er giye a Through Check for Baggage fratn Washington City, with Lch Change* of Car* than on any other Route, and so Omnibns Ridisg. POUR DAILY TRAINS PROM WASHINGTON CITY, (Sunday* eicepted,) making connection* with Train* leaving Baltimore at 8.15a. u. and sr u. On Sunday*, Two Train* at 3 and 6.30 p. m., con¬ necting at Relay with 9 r. from Baltimore, JOB THE WEST. Train lea*in* Washington at Sjn i. M. makes connection at Wa*hingtqg Junction (RelayHoaae) with Train leaving- Baltimore at 8.13 a. m. Train* leaving Washington at 3,5. or 8.30 P. M. make oonnoction with Train leaving Baltimore at 9 P. M. .. BE SURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BY THB BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. This it the Only Route by which Througti Ticke.it or Through Baggage Check* can be procured | tn Washington. Knight'* Latest Improved SLEEPING CAR8, of the most superior finish, attached to Night Train*. THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, CIN¬ CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, <£c., <£c., rfc., I^WITE L*8S CHAMOIS OF OARS THAN BT AST OTHKE ROUTB._£® 97~Sp>rml Notice to Pafftnarrt for the Wtst from Wo sh in rtcn .'.Pa*<M>ngerP going West^bi purcha- aing their THBOUGH TICKETS in WMhingUjn, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv¬ ilege of visiting Baltimore (if deniredj without additional charge. S&~C inneetion* at the Ohio River with CLEVE¬ LAND A PITTSBURG, CWNTRAL OHIO and MAR1 KTTA A CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and. thronirb them, with th^ whole Railway System of of the NOHTll WEST, CENTRAL WE8T, and SOUTH WEST. Por THROUGH TICKKTS please apply at the Tieket Ofliee. Washington station. » W.^. 8MITH. Master of Transportation M. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 21-tf lHt.3J THB fl«63 fENKSYLTANIA CEMTRAL RAILROAD (with its connection*) IS A FIRST-CLASS ROUTE TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES. SPBED. SAFETY AND COMPORT I .TON. BALLASTBB AND ^ ^ BASeASB OHJCMD THBEB DAILY TRAINS PROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG I Two of them making CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBUBQ with Train* on the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD, and forming THB GREAT CENTRAL BOUTB from WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE to all point* in the WEST, NORTHWEST, AND 80UTHWB8T, 1GT Por Through Ticket* apply at the office* of the Northern Central Railroad Company, northfcas oorner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street. Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore. 8PLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. 8MOKING And SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS PROM WASHINGTON. Passenger* will take the 6.30 a. m. and 6 .10 p. m. tram> connecting in Baltimore with the 9.15 a. m. and !).lr> p. m. trains on the Northern Central Rail¬ road, and arrive in Harrisbarg at 1 p. in. aud 1.35 a m.. iherr making close connections with the tram" on the P^nnpjlvania Central Railroad for all parts of tlie West. FRBIGHTS By thi* route Freights of all description* oan b« forwarded to and from any point on toe Railroad* of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, t,y Kaiiroad dirtct. The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connect* at Pittabnrg with Steamer*, by which Good* can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio. Mnakingnui, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinoia, Miasit- aippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland. Sandusky, «nd Chi¬ cago with steamer* to all Northwestern Lais*. Merchants and shipper* entrusting the transpor¬ tation of their Freight to this Company can raly with confidence on it* speedy transit. THE RATES OF FRIIGHT to and from any point in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, «r« at all timt.i as favorabl* as an tkargtd by otktr Railroad Comvanvs. . . _ IOT Be^iartisuiar to mark package* Via Penna. BROWN, Agt Northern Central R. R., No. 80 North street, Baltimore, BNOCH LEWIS.Geu'l Snporintenuent, Altona.Pa. L. L. HOUPT, Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia. H. H. HOUSTON, General freight Agent, Phila¬ delphia. Ian J-ly,r ^ECRET DISEASES ! SECRET DISEASES !! ^ SAMARIT AM ' S GIFT*. SAMARITANS GIFT.' THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. " Ye*. A Poiitivo Cure" for <i ONOR RHGiA. QLFET, STRICTURES, tc. Contain* no Mineral, no Ralsara. no Mercery. Oniy Ttn Fills to bt Takm to Effect a Cnrt. They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in- jute the stomach or howels of the. moat delicate. Cures in from two to four day*, and recent case* in "twenty-tour hours." Prepared by a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, one of tho most eminent Doctors and Chemist* wf the preseat day. NO EXPOBUKl. SO TROUBLE, NO CHANUK WHATEVHR. Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or who have been gorged with Balsam Cop&iva, or %umTA!rs GIFT. Pent by mail in a plain envelope. Price.Male packages, 52. Female, $3. ULVVV I -VAT. SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, 8POTS. TETTERS, SCALES, BOIM, SYPrflLIS OB VE¬ NEREAL DISEASES Ac SAMARITANS ROOT-AND HERB JUICES i* offered the oublic as a positive cure. 8YPHILI8 OR VENEREAL DISEASBS. the 8A- MARITAN'8 IWOT AND HERB JUICE, i* the most potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre¬ scribed; it reaches and eradicate* every particle of the venereal poison, *o that the cure i* thorough and permanent. Taae then of thi* purifying reme¬ dy and he healed, and do not transmit to your pos¬ terity that far which jou^im^re^ent In after years. Although you may t>e pronounced incurable, the SAMARITAN'8 ROOT AND HERB JUICES will remove every vestige of impurities from th» system, as well as all the bad effects of Mercury, FEMALES! FEMALES!! In many affections with whieh numbers of Fe¬ males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is most happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, m Whites, in bearing down. Falling of the Womb, Debility, and for all complaints incident to th« sex. Bent by express. Price El a bottle, or 0 bottle* 101 "'SAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH. : Price 25 cents. Full directions. BB8MOND A CO., Box 151 Philadelphia Post Office. Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD, e rner of 11th and Pa.avenue. HENRY COOK. Alexandria. may6-tr FRANKLIN at CO., . OPTICIANS, 444 PKraaYLVANi* Avaxoi. (north aide,) between 12th and 13th sta. and .88 Pm. wmm, «m<Ur tit National Haiti. ROCK CRY&TAT/ (Brazilian Pebble) and IM¬ PROVED PERlSCOPtC SPECTACLES, acientlS- caily and correctly suited to the proper condition of the eyesight. OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, ACHROMATIC MICROSCOPES, BAROMETERS. THERUOMB- TERS, ELECTRICAL BATTERIES. MATHE¬ MATICAL AND SURVEYORS'INSTiUMBN fS, OOMPASSES, CARTES DE VISITS o! cuut^oo rsnrous Civil and Military Celebrities' *PER)TO- GRAPH ALUU M8 in a very style. ST BiiHOSOOP S3 and VIEWS, Arc., Ac , in \ great variety %od at thelowent jure*, wholesale or retail, my 13-tf INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS, 1 'OF EVERY DENOMINATION. Con be had at all times hereafter AT THE COLLECTOB'SOFFICE* ' No. 4?ti8sTXHTH SracET, Opposiit ton G&ct Dtpqnmert. 8 J. BOWBN, Collector of Internal Revenue f«r the fcEtf District ofQolqmbiq. \.|ELODBONB..A ^arga aaaortaaont of Priac* St ivl Oo.'s Melodaona haveln*t been reeeiTtl at -.ha Vueic SVat of W. ©. MBTJEEOTT. op 7 HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY COUEITIATKB COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU! A POSITIVE AHD SPECIFIC BEMEDY re* ifntion or Incontinence of Urine, Jrrit0~ toon. Inflammation or Ulceration of the Blad¬ der and Kidneys, Diseases of Ike Pros¬ trate Gland, Sttme in He Bladder, Calrerous Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and Mucous or Miliy Discharges, cmd all l>iieases or Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, and Dropsical BuxlUngs, *xi*ting ih Men, Women or Children. HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT SVCK7. For Weakness arising from Iimimi, Habits of Dis¬ sipation,attended with the following symptom* Indisposition to Exertion. Low of Power, Loss ot Memory, Difflculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Diseaae,Dimnese of V i*ion,Wake¬ fulness, Pain in the Back, Universal Lassitudeof the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the body, Dry- see# of the Bkta, ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE, PALLID COUNTENANCE. . These symptoms, if allowed to to on, which this medicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa¬ tuity, Epileptic Kit*, in one of whieh the patient may expire. Who can a*y that they are not frequently followed by those " Direful Diseases/' IN¬ SANITY and CONSUMP¬ TION. Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, but cone will confess. The records of the In¬ sane Asylums and the Melan¬ choly Deaths by Con¬ sumption, bear ample wit¬ ness to the truth of the as¬ sertion, The conatitutioa once affected with Organic Weakness, re¬ quires xbe aid of medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate the System, whieh HELM- BOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCHU IN VABIABLY DOE3 HELMBOLD'S ' HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSiPlBILLA, Per purifying the blood, re moves all diseases arising from excesses and imprudence in life. chronic constitutional dii- eases arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only relia¬ ble and effectual known remedy for the cure of Scrofula, Scald Head, 8alt Kh»um, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Ulcerations of the Throat andTegs, Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Tetter, Erypip-Ias, and ail scaly eruptions of the skin. Two table spoonsful of the Extrcct of 8ar.=apa- Tilla add"d ton pint of water, is equal to the Lib*on Diet Drink, and ece bottle is fully equal to a gallon of the Syrup of SarsRparilla, 01 the Decoction, as usually made. 07-THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT TED TO USB IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also in very general use in all the STATE HOSl'ITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTI¬ TUTIONS throughout the land, an well as in pri¬ vate practices,and are considered as invaluable remedies. Skf. Mbdical Pf.oprbtirs op Buchu. From Dispensatory of the United States. Bee Professor BF.lj§kE8' valuable works on the Practice of Phytic. See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYSIC, Philadelphia. See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM McDOW- ELL, a celebrat-d Physician, and Member of the Koyal College of Surgeons. Ireland,and published in the transactions of the King and Queens Jour, nal. See Medico Cliirurgieal Review, published by BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Koyal College of Surg* ons. See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine PRICES. Eitract Buchu. $1 per bottle, or six for ?5. Extract Ssrsapurilla, Si per bottle, or six for 95. Delivered to any afdress, securely packed from observation. Address letters for information, in confidence, to HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL OFFICE, 104 South Tknth Streit, ibelow Chestnut,) PHILADELPHIA, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN PRINCIPLED DEALERS, Who endeavor to dtFpose of "their own" and "other" articles on tbe reputation attained by HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS: HELM BOLD *8 GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU, HEI.MB0T.D8 GENUINE EXTRACT FAR8APARILLA. HELMBPLD'S GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE-WASH. SOLD BY DR UGGISTS E7ER YWHERE. ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S, TAKE NO OTHER. KT C »¦ advertisement and aeid for 1 a to en ccd ejpoturt. ap aD-tr

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Page 1: THE EVENING STAR CLOTHING, PROPOSALS. TRAVELERS' … · 2017-12-13 · red. The grandest charge was by the 6th Pennsylvania cavalry, supported bythe6th regulars,brigade. when they

THE EVENING STAR jTHE iAVALKY FIGHT OS THE RAP- jPAHA!fSOCK.Sttfart** Advanre Movrmmt C#ni>l«tely iroiled.Gallant Charge* by .or Soldier*. jThe Rfbrl* Drirrn Back «n both Flank*.MkW Yobk, June 10..The Times' special i

t*i«f.at«-h, dated Beverly Ford, on the eye-nine jof tt>« 9th instant, eays: General Ple&saiitun atrtnjlieht crossed the Rappahannock in two icolumns, his right at Beverly1* Ford and his.left at Kelly's Ford, six miles below. The fordsware captured witfiout loss. Beverly'® Fordwas taken hv a spirited dash if the Sth Illinoisand 8ih New York cavalr regiments. We"were on the south side befort- the enemy were jaware of it. Gen. Gregg took Kelly's Ford witha slight skirmish and so loss.The right colamn, under Gen. Buford, had

proceeded only a mile from the river when it.same upon Gen. Jones's whole brigade, whohad just shaken themselves oat of sleep andweie in time to receive us.The firht commenced and continued from 5

a. m. lo 3 p. m., by which time the entire forceof Stuart, consisting, according to papers foundin the camps, of lv,WO cavalry and sixteen

Eieees of artillery, had been engaged and drivenack three miles on the right and Ave miles on

the left, with heavy loss.Our forces succeeded in forminr a junction,

near Brandy Station at i o'clock, when thefighting of both columns under Buford andGreSB very gallantly dune.Not a single instance of misbehavior occur¬

red. The grandest charge was by the 6thPennsylvania cavalry, supported by the 6thregulars, when they dashed on the wholebrigade. ¦

Tt<« enemy were taken in flank by anotherbrigade, and though thoroughly overpowered,gallantly eel their way out- Tworeuiments ofGen. Gregg's brigade, undeT CoL Wyndhamaad Colonel Ktfpatrick, bad hot work all themorning, but drove the enemy from the riverto BrAndy Station. The rebels were numeri¬cally superior to ue, including our small sup¬porting force of infantry. Notwithstandingthis we drove them back hnnUsomely, andcaptured 310 prisoners and one stand of colors.They had five large brigade under commandof Generals Fitzhugh l^ee, W. F. H. Lee, Jones,Field, and Robinson, with sixteen pieces of ar¬tillery, under Maj. Breckham.They had been reviewed the previous day by

Gen. Lee, and were under orders to leave ontheir grand raid into Maryland and Pennsyl¬vania to-morrow, Wednesday, morning. Im¬portant papers have been captured in the campof Jones' brigade, showing the strength of thewhole rebel force, and its intentions. .

The fight was discontinued about 3 o'clock,the rebels falling back upon strong infantrys upports, which came up by rail from Cul-peper, supposed to-be part of Ijongstreet'sforce, which, irom letters taken, we learn wasin that vicinity on Saturday.Our forces returned almost unmolested to

this side of the river during the afternoon, theenemy declining to make any serious attemptto regain their lost ground.The loss of the enemy in killed, wounded and

prisoners far exceeded onr own. Wegottwo«>r three of their brigades under fire of our ar¬tillery with shell of short fuses, and tore themawfullv.ThbClasbeb Under the Cokschiption..

The conscription bill divides citizens liable todraft into two classes. One comprises all able-bodied men between the ages of twenty andthirty-five, married or unmarried; and all un¬married men between the ages of thirty-fiveand forty-five. The second class includes allmarried men between the last named ages. Itturns out, according to the enrollment in NewYork city, that the proportion of the first classto the second is nearly as four to one. There isno reason why the same ratio should not holdgood throughout the country generally. In theextreme her of Western States, the Territories,and Caliiornia, the proportion or the first-classto the second will undoubtedly be larger. Asthe second class is not to be drawn upon untilthe first class is put into service, it appearsthat the Benedicts between thirty-five andforty-five stand but little chance of the draft;in IBct may be considered as practically exemptfrom it unless the war becomes one of extermi¬nation on both sides.

<y Under the head of slip-knots, the New.buryport Herald says a gentleman resides inthat city who is without a wife, though twowomen are living to whom he has been mar¬ried. One ot the women has been married to:wo men, both living, and the other to three,allot whom are still young and active. Onher last marriage she sent to a friend sayingthat shi- had eot an excellent husband, and hewas not the first one of the same kind she hadbeen bie^sed with.

.^"The cerporate limitsof Augusta, 3Ie., em- jbrace w> square miles, and in some of the wardsibey kill wild bears.tdr The town authorities of Gray, Maine, jtoa^ agreed to pay a bounty of S3i> > to every !

man drafted.¦7" It is -aid Gen. Bntlerwill be brought out

for Governor of Massachusetts by the wardemocrats.B^Col. Edwin Wilmer and J. T. Head are

namid lor Congress in Delaware, vice Temple, jdeceased.9T A locomotive exploded at Nichola«ville

Kentucky, on Saturday, killing five soldier3and wounding twelve.

Ttii t *o mi or* unpleasant ond unsafe Mnit.itits.Vfir uiij.l. a, «iit and duD^erouH di^f-ases, use

liKI MKOLU'S fcil RACl' iJL'CHU.'Which ha= r»-c»*ived the endorsement of the most

truii,tntnC Physuian- in the U. S.1h now offerrrt to aftiictci humanity a--a certain

ei.rf for the following disease., and symptoms orijfi-natitq from diseases and abuse of the Urinary >r

u*l i>r«aB>-.General Lebitity,

Aaental and ibysi.al Depression,ltLbec ilitytDetermination of Blood to the Head,

Confused Ideas,Hysteria,

General Irritability,Rest.kssnes? and Sleeplet-snes* at Night,Absence of Muscular Jtff.ciency,Lots of Appetite,Emaciation.

i,ow ?iirits,.bit-organization or Paralysis

of the Organs of Generation,Palpitation of the Heart,

And. in feet, all the concomitants of a Nervousand Debilitated state of the system,

Jo msvf the Krnuiue. cut this out.A«k for Heliobold's. Take no other.

Cures Guaranteed.fee advertisement in another column. Je 4-?w

Batcbblob's Hair im,Vu but is tk* World.

William A. Hatchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro*dueee a eelor not to be distinguished from nature.warrar.ted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem¬edies the lil effects of bad dyes, and invigorate* theHair for life. Grey, Red or Rutty Hair instantlytarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair.oft and beautiful, gold by all Druggists. Ac.tHT The Genuine is signed William A. Batobb-

LOB, on the four sidts of talk box.Faaory, At. 81 Bartlay si., Pitt* York,

B» J7-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond at.)Secbbt Disbases.

Samaritan's Gift is the most certain, safe andeBectual remedy.indeed, the only vegetable rem¬edy ever discovered. Cores in two to four days,aad recent eases in twenty-four hoars. Mo miner¬al. no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to betaken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend tothose who do not want to be exposed. Male pack¬ages, 92; female, $3.Samaritan's Rout and Herb Juius.k. positive

and permanent eure for Syphilid. Scrofula, Uloers,Bores. Spots, Tetters, Ac. Price $1, or six bottlesfor $6. bold by 8. C. Ford. 8ee aavertisemunt. ini

Pb. Dufobt's Sugar-coated Female RegulatingFills are the. rfry best in use. Tkey operate sptedilyand tftctirtly, and sugar-ioav.d create so aaa-sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial ofthese rills will prove their superiority over all others.Price 91a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 11thstreet and Pa. avenue, Washington, and HenryCook, Alexandria. 3a 6-lyGbbay Pbbbbtlvabia Boutb, via Baltimore n4

Harrisburg, to tke Ncrtkand West..Two trains leaveWaahington daily and one on Sunday.aoiftk time-lew fere and sure connections. Soldiers' tickets soldthrough at Government rates. For tickets and fur¬ther information apply at the office ef Great Penn¬sylvania Route, northeast eorner of Pennsylvania.venue and Sixth st., Washington. Office open fromla. m. until 9 p. m.: on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m.aaM-ly M. O. Mobtob, Agent.

THBORKAPKflTSBnBBSTHilK DTB IRTBXWOBL».JVci-er or Wa:tus Gut..Upbam's Hair l»ye, V)ceats a box. The best in use. Try it. 8old by 9.C. Ford, eorner 11th street and Pa. avenne. Wash-tacton. and Hnc-y Cook. Alexandria. 1a«-lv

rvJUSAT NKWLF ARBIVAT. OF FBUITi'.

l,mo boies sp'endid spring OHANGFP,1 ,i*0 " LIS «iONt, best this season,

" *AIMIN8,lOJD'H) drnms FIGS,15 W C0COANUT8.

bags PEANUTS.At J0SM8 L CO.*,

corner 8th snd D *ts., Washington.

BUTTJCR, CHKJBSS AND KGGS.tmi barrels Iresh selected EdGS.Sffj packages new grass BDTl'ER,1/WO boxes N6. 1 new CIItRRE.

At J0**« A CO.'S.corner 8th and I> sts., Wasainyton,

Hams, dkibd bjcbf.HERRING, MACKBREL

Arrived fresh at)e 9 «t J0NB8 A CO/S.

WILK and LACK»> WRAPPING8 and 8HAWL0.We have Just received--

Pilk Mantle*and Saecnes is great varietr*jrr. Laae Mantles, ehawis,mm, PieeolominU and Points,Ave, Long and Senare Hpriag Shawls ef beautiful

iteRgw. liny J>| M. TATLOR A 00.

QVVKUIn

Paovee* MiMin 0niUL> 0»noi, IWAi»m«To». May «,mM

Eotic*..The attention of ail otieerm who havebeen honorably discharged on accoant of woundsor disability, and who deaire to re-ent«r theservicein the Invalid Cor pe, 2a called to the provimoni ofG-crral Orders, No. KH, of 1SSS, from the War De¬partment, published in the papers throughout thecounlry. Bueh officer* are reenested to complypromptly with the provisions of that order, andto send their written appUeatioaa.aa therein pro¬vided, for positions in the Invnlid Corpa, < statingthe character of their disability.) with aa little de¬lay aa possible, to the Act*ng Assistant .ProvoetMarshal General of the State In whfah thiry mayho. Snrh Artie* Assistant Provost Marshal Gen¬eral will at once forward the application*, with hiaendorsement, to the Provost Marshal General AtWashington.Officers for the Invalid Corps will ho appointed

immediately npon tarnishing the papers requiredby GeneralOrders No. 106, of 1863, from War Depart¬ment. Tfceir pay and emoluments will commencefrom date of acceptance of such appointments, andnot from date of organization of the respectivecommand* to which they may be assigned.

JAMKS II. FRY,¦T8 Provost Marshal Gsacral.

Pboto«t Marshal Gf.vkral's Offig*, IWashington. D. C., May 22, ws.f

Allmpnwho desire to join any particular retfi-raent of Cavalry now in the field, are hereby autho¬rized to present themselves any time during thonext thirty days to tho Beard ofenrollment in theirrespective districts. Tho Board shall examinethem and determine upon their fitness for the ser¬vice, and if found to he fit, the Prevoat Marshal ofthe Eistrtat shall giv* them transportation ticket*to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters ofthe Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General ofthe State. A* soon aa they presentthemselves atthis general rendezvous they shall be duly mus¬tered by a mustering and disbursing officer, andpaid by him the bounty allowed hy law.

JAMR8 B. FRY,my 23-lm Provost Marshal General.

WAR DEPARTMENT.ADJUTANT GENUAL'g OFFJCg,

Washinuton, May 22,1SS3.Gentral Ord*r>, No. 143. «,

I. A bureau is established in the Adjutant Gen¬eral s Office for the record of all matters relating tothe organization of Colored Troops. Another willbe assigned to the charge of the Bureau, with suchnumber of clerks as may be designated by the Ad¬jutant General.

II. Three or morn field officers will be detailed as

Inspectors to supervise the organization of coloredtroops at such points as may be indicated by theWar Department iti the Northern and WesternStates.III. Boards will be eonvoned at such posts as

may be decided upon by tbe War Department toexamine applicants for commissions to commandcolored troops, who, on application to the Adjntant General, may receive authority to presentthemselves to the Board for examination.IV. No persons shall be allowed to recruit for

colored troops except specially authorized by theWar Department; and no such authority will begiven to persons who have not been examined andpassed by a Board; nor will such authority be givenany one person to raise more than one regiment.^ . The reports of Boards will specify the grade

of commission for which each candidate is fit.andauthority to recruit will be given in nccordanee.Commissions will be issued from the Adjutant Gen¬eral's Office when the prescribed number of men isready for muster into service.VI. Colored troops maybe accepted by companies,

to be afterwards consolidated in battalions and regiments by the Adjutant General. The regimentswill be numbered seriatim, in the order in whichthey are raised, the numbers to be determined bythe Adjutant General. They will be designated :' Regiment of U. S. Colored Troops."VII.'Recruiting stations and depots will be es-

tabli.ihed by the Adjutant Genera 1 as circumstancesshall require, and officers will be detailed to musttrand inspect the troops.VIII. The non-commis«ioned officers of colored

troops may be selected and appointed from thebest men of their number in the usual mode of ap¬pointing non-commissioned officers. Meritoriouscommissioned officers will be entitled to promotion.o higher rank it they prove themselves equalto it.IX. All personal applications for appointment*

in colored regiments, or for information concern¬ing tliem,must be made tu the Chief of the Bureau;nil written communication* <hould be addressed to'the Chief of the Bureau, to the care of the AdjutantGeneral.By order of the Secretary of War.

B. D. TOWNSEND,my28-eo!m Assistant Adjutant General.VVAK DEPARTMENT,' ADJUTANT til.VKIU'S Okfick,

r- , ri , . , Washington, May 22,1833.fr. na al Orders, A o. 1*4.The following rules are prescribed for the

guidance ol Boards in ellulljn;UK applicants lorc«;Riri.ihsion* in rt'^imeutK of (jolored trooy»< .

1. The Boaid will sit everyday, except Sunday,from 9 o'clock a. r- to 5 o'clock p. ru. The place ol"sitting to be provided i>y the Quartermaster De¬partment. and public notice given.

2. The Board will icaWe to the Adjutant Central,for r.-cord in the Bureau for Colored Troop--'report* of all persons examined, whether approved'or rejected; th- ropor*s will be made weekly, orottener when specially ailed for.

3. Each applicant must exhibit to the Boardauthority from the Adjutant General to appearbefore it. Such authority will be given upon satis¬factory recommend!.*..us of good moral characterand stand in .; in the community in which the appli¬cant resided; or, it in th<* military service, on Iecti-mcuials 1'rum his Commanding Officer*. Ail suchrecommendations will be filed in the Bureau lorColored Troops.

4. Rash applicant shall b* subjected to a fair butrigorous examination as to physical, mental, andmoral fitness to commacd troops.

5. The Board shall specify for wl.at grade of commission the se\ eral applicants are fit, and shallalso classify and number them according to n>er tor proficiency.

6. Appointments to each grade shallonly b* madefrom the candidates approved ty the Board,and inthe order of merit recommended by It.

7. The report ol the Board, if a1verse, shall beconclusive; and no person rejected by it shall here-examined.

8. Other instructions will be coramnnicatsd toBoards, if required.By erder of the Secretary of War,

E. D. TOWNSEND,my 28-eolm Assistant Adjutant General.\VAR department,»* Adjutant Gkperal's Officii,Washington, May 27, ld63.None*..Under General Orders, No. 144, a Board

is now in session at No. 46» t'ourU-nth street,Washington. Applicants for examination are re¬ferred to the General Orders, No. 1«, for informa¬tion how to get authority to appear before it.

E. TOWNSEND,jny 28-eolm Assistant Adjutant General.

WAR DEPARTMENT, *

V Wabhiboto*, January 30,1863.I« eensequenee of the pressure of business at the

War Department, passes for oitizeus to visit theArmy of the Potomac will be given at the office ofUeflt. Col. Oomao, 134 Pennsylvania avenueabove Nineteenth street.

FRENCH FIRXBOARD PRINTS,

Spring stock of Fine and Common Patterns justreceived at J. MAKKRITER'B.

No. 486 Seventh at.,8 doers aboveOdd Fellows'Hall

tBT Terms cash. my 4-eo5w'

By W. L. WALi & CO., Auctioneers.

HCRS* and CARRIAGE BAZAAR and RE¬POSITORY.

Expressly for theBALE OF HORSES. CARRIA6K8. STOCK, Ac.,

9^ Louisiana Avenue,IWtween Ninth and Tenth street*.Casii Auvanond on Coxsu..Mii,.Nrd.

Storage for Carriages.Horses, Carr ages, Ac., received i\>r private sale,mv an-tf W. L W. WALLA 00.. Aucys.

Washington brass and string band-IConductor, Mich.«le Troj-i Leader,

J. Wsgner. HeadquArters at Metrcpoliian UMKHall. 040 Pennsylvania atsnne. Call c>uMr. T. Wagner, .i.'iO Ninth str»et, or Mr. Troni,Eleventh streot. corner of South Carolina ave¬nue. Navx Yard. . my 13 lm*

Ff>hi8 18 TO NOTIFY BLTLXR8- Of TillA arrc<7 that I au prepared to furnish at all time*and at short notices *!1 kinds of WAGONS. Ac., ap¬pertaining to sutlers. CHARLES 8LA0S,Corner of John and Cathed/ai itsmar 14-aa* Bhltfagr*. Ad.486 °VAL PICTURE IBAMES.

Tbe handMmect assortment of Oval Frances intbe District, from the best manufactory in thacountry, at J. MARKRITEK'S,No. 486 Seventh it., C doors above

Odd Fsllcws HiJl.Terms cash. r~.y 4-eoSw*

T11AN08.GREAT BARGAINS..One 7 OOUve,I (Nunns A Clark) almost new. Rose-wooi. * round comer, S2S0. 0u« oo-<LiE<J«mau) fISO. <>ne octave

(Meyer Phila ,) fl2il One 6octave $75. Ore 6octave 'if60. AH the above Pian<«« a'e warraaudto be sound is every re«pe :t, and will <oM won

««- .'«"=">»« '..y&iH&i&ii'r""81 Ceraer of 11th »od P«un ave. .

. my 2C- gpl« A««»t<»ltVeiBwry A - » ' P.auos.

CLOTHING, 4c.'J O THB OLOTH11H0 OF TBS DISTRICT!TIm u4triiin*4 would most mnethllr iaform

,Mfl friends, and tli* Trade generally, that be is dovfrfftrtd to offer «H«f the finest Pyrin* Bto«ki o

READY MADS CLOTHINGiwr offeree in ttii city. Ho ihsth tboeo la «aat.f » stock that they will 4o well to give Wm a call.

Beepeetfnliy. 8. BBRZBJBRG,Ho. a Market Space, sort to corner of

Baltimore street.Brittaow, March. M6j>. buIUdi'

|JDI>iU fOl BMITHII460 SEVENTH STBBBT.

Be U selling Ibdmm Bargain* laCLOTHING, PUftNISHING BOOM,

BATS, CAPS, *«., fto.Vor ft few tin more wo will offer oariw»i

¦tack ftt great Urgtini to make room for oarSPRING STOCK.

To those la went we say, bow ie the time to Vir,Remember that SMITH'S is Headquarters forOlothin,.460 Seventh street, two doors above JBruce ft Go 's. J. H. SMITH, Clothier,

Mo. 4do Seventh street,mar 17 aad ooraer yth st. and Pa. av.

QRBAT DECLINE IN GOLD1In ordpr to rednoe onr present stock we have

REDUCED THB PRICE OP OUH CLOTHINGftad are aoe selliag off at rapid ifttes.The people Aad that

/. BBUOB * 00.'SIsthe plaee to bar

GOOD CLOTHING.- at

LOW RATES!Oall and seenre some of the Great Bargains sow

offered at No. 464 BBYBNTH STRUT, two doorsbelow Smith's. J. BBUOB ft CO.,mar 17 Clothiers. 464 Bevaath St., aaar P.

TV80QABGBD BOLDIBR8U are all invited to eaH atSMITH'S,

No. 460 Bsvssra Bruit,Oppcsiu City Post QJici,

aad est theirCLOTHING

AT LB8S THAN NBW YOBK PBIOBS,Soldiers can rely oa fair Dealing at

SMITH'S,No. 460 BBVBNTH STHBBT,

aadOOBNBB 90TH 8TREBT AND PA. AT.

mar It

GAS FITTING, kc.A WM. T. BOYB ft 00.All Now prepared to ezecnte any orders with

which they may be favdredin thePLUMBING, GAB, OB STKAM PITTING BUSI-

NBSS.WW Store on Ninth street, a few doors aorth *f

Pennsylvania avenue, where mar be found a eom-

Sete assortment efOHANDKLIXRS aad otherGASTffAM and WATER PIXTUBES. laa»7->y

WBAS FIXTURES.B Have in Store, and are daUy reoeiring, GABPIXTURJSSof entirely New Patterns and Desims

and Ptaish.saperier in style to anything heretoforeoffered in this market.We invite eltisens generally to oall and examine

oar stock ofOAS aid WATER PIXTUBBS, feelingconfident that we have the best selected stock taWashington,ffT Ail Work In the above tine latrusted toou

.are will be promptly attended to.mar *-tf MYERS & HsftHAS. 376 D street.

IXJO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OB11 TBAITOKSSO T 1 CE.

I azo authorised by the Secretary of War to raisea BATTALION OP CAVALRY for tpuial .%tr-fice.

Bach company will be organized as prescribed inGeneral Orders No. ]?6, series of 1862.All officers will be selected and appointed by the

Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval ofthe Secretary of War.Prom the peculiar nature of the service required

of this Battallion, none but sober, honest and in¬telligent men will be enlisted.The best, fleetest and most serviceable Horses

only will be used.This Battallion will be armed with the now cel¬

ebrated Repeating Rifle, discharging fifteen shotsper minu-te.Por further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn.

avenne. L. C. BAKBR,my ll-!m Celonel Commanding Battalion.

NATIONAL LOAN.THB NBW

SIX PKR CENT. BONDSof the

UHITED STATES,PAYABLB

rWBNTY YBAB8 PROM DATB,Cr after five 7 ears, at Option of the Goveramea

. THE COUPON BONDS,In Sums of

PIPTY COLLARS,ONB HUNDRED DOLLARS,PIVB HUNDRED DOLLARS,

andONB THOUSAND DOLLARS.

THK REGISTERED BONDS,In Sams of

PIPTY DOLLARS,OHB HUNDRED DOLLARS,PIYB BUNDRED DOLLARS,ONB TB0U8AND DOLLARS,PIYB THOUSAND DOLLARS,

andTIN THOUSAND DOLLARS,

IHTBBNST COMMENCING AT DATB OP PUB*0BA8B,

AMD TAJAMhn SBM1-AX3IOXL1.TIN OOLD.

These Bokds are theOHBAPBST GOVERNMENT BB0UB1TY

aow la the market,Who Interest, st present prioe of coin, being eqalv

aleat to S Pkb Ckht. in currency,POB 8ALB BY

JAY OOOKE 9c COBANKERS,

d«B P1PTBXNTH STBBBT,Dsilebs ia

BOVEENMENT BONDS,TREASURY NOTES,

CERTIFICATESAMET AND NAVY VOUCHERS,

COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGEdeea-tf

HAPPINESS OB M18BRY!.THAT IS THBQUE8TI0N..The proprietors ef the " PAR¬

ISIAN CABINET OP WwNDBRS, ANATOMY!and MEDICINE," have determined.regardless ofespense.to issue, free,(for the benefit of sufferinghomanityj/cwr of their mostinstructive aad Inter*Mtlng Lectures on Marriage aad its Disqualifica¬tions Nervous Debility, Premature Dte'ine, Indi¬gestion, Weakness, Depression, or ignorance ofPhysiology and Nature's Law. These Invaluablelectures have been the means of enlightening andsaving thousands, and will be forwarded free on thereooipt of four trtamps, by addressing StcrttmrjParisian Cabitut of Anatomy mud Mtditim. S6|Broadway, New York. Jy

By W. L. WALL A. CO., Auctioneers.South tor I'tmi. five., and 9th *ts,

MATTING AT PHIVate }<ALK.-W<3 have re¬ceived Ob consignment for private sal - at our

Pumiture Roothb. one hundred rolls 4 and 6 whiteaiid chuck, and in any <«ti'tntiti<>sJe l-6t W. L. WALL & CO., Ancts.

T*HI KEYN0LD8 BOUSK.nnderBigtif-d, thaukfal to his friends and thepublic In general, lor the patron^-? they A 4have given him as former proprietor? ». .«¦ »» r -¦» .

niii en lUiiuoi |«UWi IKIOT (JJ ~Y.1the '"McCieHaa House,"rescectmllvleave to inform tb«m that ne ban trauf.irrred maestablishment t» the corner of18th street a-id Penn¬sylvania avenue, where he hai opened a house innewmnd cuiii|«iete sly It:. Oouneeind aivu it in aRESTAURANT, wheee the best ef Wins* *n<lLiquors will always he on hand. Meals ctn be hidat all hours, and at the shoriest notice.The public at* xobpeeUoliy invited t» visit thiss'Tablishinent.may.6-8m* ¦*. W. RBYN0LD3, Proprietor.

r.i J. HEIBaRGBR ft 00.,L .

_ jdocooas^rs to, H. P."Loo30* ft Oo., ' -sjfeI CITIZENS' ANDjnLITABYMERCHANT TAILORS,MxracrouTia Hotbl,iLml*_l,.t( in P.

N1" BtnT"iw CHKM. IK]iSB .a69iReceived d^ilT atk 00.*3.Oorier Eighth ar.d D streets.THB TIMD Or CALvlN.TAYLM.ip'2S

PROPOSALS.paOPOfiALS FOR^MAWRlALt FOR TBI

Navy Bhuit*MT, Iptrfan rf mnd tteeruni*t. Jam 8. iWS. <!*KiL>n Proposal* to furnish material for the

H»vy fr-r th» fiscal r#ir ending 1th Juoe. >841, willberr<Hi»elat tlto Bateau of Equipment and Be -

crmting, until the 6th day of July next.The mate'-ale and articles trabnW'l in thettlMted named, are parti, alar!? described ia the

pimttd scbsdulta, auy af whieu will t>- famishedto rncli aa de»ire to offcr on application to the poib-vcam'.ants i f tti» r-»pec<ive yards. ©Vt*> tha navyurnt nearest tfc'reto, and those of all the yard*upon application to tha Bureau. Thu di vialon intoe;a*aea being for tha coivtnieace of daalers in«a*h,tBch portion* only witib* farniahad a* areactually repaired for hid*. The eominanlant andnavy agent of each station will, la addition to thepcheiule of clasae* of their ova yard*, have a eopyof the schedule* of tha olneryarda for examint-tion otlr,froin which it may b*Judged whether itwill be desirable to make application for any ofthe classes of thone yards.Ot.er# must be made for tha wboie of tha class at

any yard upan one of the printed schedules, or instrict conformity therewith, or they will not beconsidered. 1b campat.n* the elapses. the oricerated in the column of price* will be tbe standard.and the aggresMk* of the class will be carried outaccording to tu prices stated.The contractOTrill he awarded to tha lowest ionafide bidder whoRives proper security for its fal-"fiUment. The nurcsus reserves the right toreject all tha bids for any elass, if deemed exorbi¬tant.All atticlee musfbe of the very best quality,to hedelivered in tie navy yard* in good order, and insuitable vessels and packages, properly markedwith the name ofthe contractor,ax the cane may be,at the expanse and risk of the contractor and inall respect* subject to the inspection, measare-msnt,count, weight. Jtc. of tha yard where re-aeived.andta the entire satialaction of tha com¬mandant thereof.Bidders ara referred to the commandant of the

respective yards for samples, instructions, or partienlar description of the articles; and, all otherth'nrs being etual. preference will be given toarticles or American manufacture.Xvery offer, as reftnired by law of K>th Angn*t.1846, mu.it be aeeompaaitd by a written guarantee,the form of which is hereinafter given, and alsoby a certificate signed by the Collector of InternalRevenue for the district in which he resides, thathe has a license to deal in the articles which heproposes to furnish; or by au affidavit signed bynimself and sworn to be'ore some magistrate au¬thorised to administer such oath, that he is amanufacturer of. or regular dealer in. the articlesh<< offers to mipply, ana has a license as such manufactnrer or dealer.

, ...Those only whose offers may be acsepted will ben<ftified,and the contract will be forwarded assoon thereafter as practicable, which they will berequired to e«aeute within tan days after its re¬ceipt at the post office or Navy Ageaoy named bythem.The contracts will bear date the day the notifi¬

cation is give^.and deliveries can be demanded.Sureties in the full amoant will be required to

sign the contract, and their responsibility certi-lied to bj a United States District Judge, UnitedStates district Attorney, Collector, or NavyAgent. As additional security, twenty per centumwul bt withheld from the amount ot the bill* untilthe contract shall have been completed; and eightyper eentum of each bill, approved in triplicate bythe Commandants of the wpoctiv* yards, will bepaid by the Navy Agent at the points of delivery.unless requested by the contractor to be paid atother Navy Ageno.within tea days after war¬rants shall have been passed by the Secretary ofthe Treasury. .It is stipulated in the eortraet that if default he

made by the parties of the first part in deliveringall or any of the article! mentioned in any elassbid for in the contract, or the quality at snoh timeand plates above provided, then and in that easethe contractor and his sureties will forfeit and payto th* United States a sum of money net exceed¬ing twice the ameunt of such class, whioa may herecovered from time to time, according to the aetef Congress in that ease ptovidtd,approved March« 1843."'No bids for mare than one yard must he enclosedin one envelope, acd the same must be distinstlyendorsed cn the outside "Proposals for materialsfor the navy, for the Navy Yard at" (name theyard) "Ol'iss No."' (name the class) and address''To the Chief of the Bureau of Equipment andRecruiting, Wavy Department, Washington,D C.''

b'orm of Offer.Which, from a firm, must be signed by all the

members.1. .of , in the State of .hereby

agree to furnish and deliver in the respective NavyYards all the articles named in the classes heretoannexed, agreeably to the piovisions of the sched¬ules thersfo-, and in conformity with the adver¬tisement of the Bureau of Equipment and Requit¬ing. dated June «, 1863. Should my afTer be ac¬cepted, I request to t>e addressed at ., and thecontract sent to the navy ag< nt at , or tofor signature and certificate. (Signature) A. B.(Date.)

(Witness.)The schedule which the bidder enclose* must be

pasted t« his offer. and each of them ai«nel by him.Opposite each article in the schedule the pricemust he net, the amount carried out, the aggregatefooted up for each cia»s, and the amount likewisewritten in words. If the parties who hid d* notreside near the place where the artices are to bedelivered they must same in thnir offer a personto wnbin order* on them are to be delivered.

Form of GiMranUr..Tfca undersigned ,ot . in the Slat* of

and . of , in the State of ;hereby guarantee that, in <;ase the foregoing bidof l'or any of tfce classes therein named beaccepted. he or they will, within ten days after thereceipt of the contract at the post office named, orf»avy Agent designated, execute the contract forthe same with good and sufficient surs-ties; and inesse the said shall fail to enter into contract, as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good thedifference between the offer of the saidand that which may be ac- epted.

DE F

Date.Witness.

I hereby certify that the above named areKnown to roe as men of property, and able to makegood their guarantee> Signature, G. II

Date.To be signed by the United States District

Judge, United States District Attorney, Collector,or Navy Agent.The certificate that the bid..er is a manufacturer

or dealer in the articles to be here appended.Extractfrom laws af the United State*.

See. 14. And be >: further enacted, That no con¬tractor cnler. or any intei est therein, shall betransferred by the party or parties to whom such-contract or order m ay be given to any other partyor parties, and that any such transfer s'lail rauBethe annulment of the contract or order trans¬ferred so far as the United States are concerted:Provulut, That all the rights of action are herebyreserved to the United States for anv breach ofKucb contract by th^ contracting partv or parties.8*c. 10. And be it .further enacttd. That wheneverany contractor for subsistence, clothing, arms, am¬munition, munitions of war, and for every descrip¬tion of supplies for the Army or Navy of the UnitedStates shail be found guilty by a court martial offraud or willful neglect of duty, ha shall bepuxished by fine, imprisonment, or suth otherpunishment as the court martial shall adjudge;and any person who shall contract to fnrnish supplies of any kind or description for the Army orNavy be shall be deemed and taken as a part ofthe land or naval forces of the United States forwhich he shall contract to fnrnish said supplies,and be subject to the rules and regulations for thegovernment of the land and naval forces of theUnited States. I Approved. July 17,18o2.Sec. 2. And be it further resolved, That the chief of

any bureau of the Navy Department, in contract¬ing for naval supplies, shall be at liberty to rejectthe offer of any person who, as principal or surety,has be<-n « defaulter in any previous contract withthe Navv Department; nor shall parties who havefailed as principals or sureties in any former con¬tract be received as sureties on other contracts;nor shall the copartners of any Arm l>e received assureties for such lirni or for each other; nor. incontracts with the same bureau, shall one oontractor be received as surety for another; andevery contract shall require the delivery of at perilled quantity, and no bids having nominal orfictitious prices shall be con-iderwi. That if morethan one bid be offered by anv one party, by or inthe nameof hfsortheir clerk, partner, er otherperson, all such bids may be rejected; anl no per- ison shall be received as a contractor who is not amanufacturer of, or ragnlar dealer in tha articleswhich he offers to supply, who has not a license assu> h manufacturer or dealer. And all persons uf-fering bids shall have the right to be present whenthe bids are opened and inspect the same.Approved March »'d, lst>3. i

The fojlowiug are the Classes required at the re¬spective Navy Yards :

KITT11RY, MAIN K.No.l, Flax Canvas and Twine; Sperm 0il;7Cooking I'teiisils; K.Stovi s: 1'J. Leather: 11. Leather

Hose; 1:;. Lanterns: 1.1, T*r; Is. Tallow; a). Brushes;lil,Stationery; 2.'5,Hardware: ^4.Ship Chundlery;Copper Wire: >7, Dry Goods; jy, Firewood; 31, TarOil and NcaU-foot Oil.ciiARLwrnwv. Massachusetts.

No.l, Max Canvas and Twine; .», Speriu Oi!:7«Cooking I ten-i!s;s,Stoves;ld, Lea! tier; 11, LeatherHose; i_', Ox Hides lor Ron s; l.'l. Lanterns andLamps; Tar: 1*, Soap and f ullov.';'J.i. Brushes; .*>,Sfatioji'-i y; 2.'t. Hardware: J4. Ship Chandlery; 2T>,Copp i Wire;27,DrVGood-: J9,Firewood; 31,Whale,Sish, Tnr. ami N eai stout Oil.

BROOKLYN. Ni:W YORK.No. 1, Flax Canva- hfd Tv.iiu-;.". Sperm Oil; 7.r«ok>n--r L"'en.-ils; S^Sto.Vt s; li>. I.eaj iu-r; I'. Leather,

il'HlLADKI.I'llIA. PENNSYLVANIA.J No l H«x Cunviia and Twiu<-: ,*v Sjwsin Oil; 7,V oOKing Uten-sils; lu,I.< »ther; ll.ueiithe:' Hose;?.,.T-ir- is, S'>ap and Tallow: io. Brushes; Stati-merv'Hardware: 24. Ship Chandlery; Zt, DryGoods J9, Firewood; 31, Tar Oil nnd Nuatsfoot Oil.

WASHINGTON. T>. ONo. I, Flax Canvas and Twine: .Sperm Oil: ;.CookinVUtensils:.'«,Stove -; n». L;:: li.-r: 11 Leather

and Gum Ilose: n, Lant»rn« -.nd Lnmps; 1j, lar;lff.and Tallow: Br: lies; .Stationery;®,

Ifridware; 11. Slup Chandlery; 25, Copperirc;3i,Vurniture; "7. "'¦? Goods; -.n. AVr.ter Filters:Firewood; 30. Coal Oil; 31. Whale, f ish. Tar, andNeatsfoot Oil; Galley and Buoy Iron; 31, ChainIron;Pig I ran. J" «i-Uwtvv

^LARIFIRD CIDRROTDBRI!

I kave Jnet received per schooners "Gcorje 8.Adsjns" and"J. W.,"from Boston, a iartf9 sappiyof Pnre Ma: achu.satta OLABIFIBD ClD£R,wUi«aI offer for Bala at the lowest market price, In quan-

WH^te?kwper"^t>rs "and all others In want of aarista article of Older *ra invited to aallandaj-' '

Union Bottling T^ejKJt, ^7 Green st..jg.tf ' G^rgotown. D. 0. {

Crosse 4 Blackwell's A. Gabarret & C».'»&ad .domeeUo PiJlileB and Sanass of virions kinds," KlNf» & BURCHBUL,}e 2 .' /corner UUt slreat and Ycrnwni sv, . j

TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY.BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Ob ud after Mos4it, April *\ TWOJ>4ILYTRAIN8 will be ran VetwMi WASHINGTON andWHEELING and PARKBRSBUBG, two betweenWashington and harper's PBRBY.nnd *1*litwaeo WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, MfollOWl *

TO* PHILADELPHIA. HEW YORK * BOSTON1ht« Waahington at 8 u« 11.10 a. m. ud 9 a»46.3" p. m.OnBandar* tt(V|. n. only.

TOR BALTIMOBB.Lmt« at<JO, 8 and 11. IS a. « *> »¦

m. On Bnnday* at B a. m. and a and 6 30 p. m. only.TOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.

Itavi Washington at ft SO a. in. nnd J. f and $.30a.m. On Sunday* at 3 and 6.af» p.J*. only.

YOR WASHINGTON ANB THR SOHTM.Lea ve Baltimore for Washington at 4.30,8 and >0

A. m. and 3, 3.50 and g|. b. .

POR ANNAPOLIS.Loave Baltimore at S a. m and 3 p. n.Leave Washington at 8 a. m and 3 p. m.No train for Annapolis on Snndaya.The third and fourth train* only from Baltimore

and the first and fifth train* from Wa*h in*ton rtopit viTpoi&li. w, .. BMITH.wmj ^ Master of Transportation.L. M. OOLB. Ooneral Ticket A.nt aptl tf

186 8.SPRING AND SUMMBR SCHEDULE

OF THEBALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FBOM WASHINGTON CITY ITHE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE

WEST, SOUTH AHD IfORTH-WEST.Staking the Qniekeat Time. And the Only Rontethat eAn eell a Through Ticket direct, er giye aThrough Check for Baggage fratn WashingtonCity, with Lch Change* of Car* than on anyother Route, and so Omnibns Ridisg.POUR DAILY TRAINS PROM WASHINGTON

CITY, (Sunday* eicepted,)making connection* with Train* leaving Baltimore

at 8.15a. u. and sr u.On Sunday*, Two Train* at 3 and 6.30 p. m., con¬

necting at Relay with 9 r. fromBaltimore, JOB THE WEST.

Train lea*in* Washington at Sjn i. M. makesconnection at Wa*hingtqg Junction (RelayHoaae)with Train leaving- Baltimore at 8.13 a. m.Train* leaving Washington at 3,5. or 8.30 P. M.

make oonnoction with Train leaving Baltimore at9 P. M. ..

BE SURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BY THBBALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

This it the Only Route by which Througti Ticke.it orThrough Baggage Check* can be procured| tn Washington.

Knight'* Latest Improved SLEEPING CAR8, ofthe most superior finish, attached to Night Train*.

THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTETO

COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, CIN¬CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRAHAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,

<£c., <£c., rfc.,I^WITE L*8S CHAMOIS OF OARS THAN BT AST

OTHKE ROUTB._£®

97~Sp>rml Notice to Pafftnarrt for the Wtst fromWo sh in rtcn .'.Pa*<M>ngerP going West^bi purcha-aing their THBOUGH TICKETS in WMhingUjn,by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONEDOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv¬ilege of visiting Baltimore (if deniredj withoutadditional charge.S&~C inneetion* at the Ohio River with CLEVE¬

LAND A PITTSBURG, CWNTRAL OHIO andMAR1 KTTA A CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and.thronirb them, with th^ whole Railway System ofof the NOHTll WEST, CENTRAL WE8T, andSOUTH WEST.Por THROUGH TICKKTS please apply at the

Tieket Ofliee. Washington station. »W.^. 8MITH. Master of TransportationM. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 21-tf

lHt.3J THB fl«63fENKSYLTANIA CEMTRAL RAILROAD

(with its connection*)IS A FIRST-CLASS ROUTE

TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES.SPBED. SAFETY AND COMPORT I

.TON. BALLASTBB AND^^

BASeASB OHJCMD

THBEB DAILY TRAINS PROMPHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG I

Two of them makingCLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBUBQwith Train* on the

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,and forming

THB GREAT CENTRAL BOUTBfrom

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMOREto all point* in the

WEST, NORTHWEST, AND 80UTHWB8T,1GT Por Through Ticket* apply at the office* of

the Northern Central Railroad Company, northfcasoorner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street.Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.8PLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT

TRAINS.8MOKING And SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS

PROM WASHINGTON.Passenger* will take the 6.30 a. m. and 6 .10 p. m.

tram> connecting in Baltimore with the 9.15 a. m.and !).lr> p. m. trains on the Northern Central Rail¬road, and arrive in Harrisbarg at 1 p. in. aud 1.35a m.. iherr making close connections with thetram" on the P^nnpjlvania Central Railroad forall parts of tlie West.

FRBIGHTSBy thi* route Freights of all description* oan b«

forwarded to and from any point on toe Railroad*of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,Iowa, or Missouri, t,y Kaiiroad dirtct.The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connect*

at Pittabnrg with Steamer*, by which Good* canbe forwarded to any port on the Ohio. Mnakingnui,Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinoia, Miasit-aippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, andRed Rivers; and at Cleveland. Sandusky, «nd Chi¬cago with steamer* to all Northwestern Lais*.Merchants and shipper* entrusting the transpor¬

tation of their Freight to this Company can ralywith confidence on it* speedy transit.THE RATES OF FRIIGHT to and from any point

in the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,«r« at all timt.i as favorabl* as an tkargtd by otktrRailroad Comvanvs.

. ._IOT Be^iartisuiar to mark package* Via Penna.BROWN, Agt Northern Central R. R.,No. 80 North street, Baltimore,BNOCH LEWIS.Geu'l Snporintenuent, Altona.Pa.L. L. HOUPT, Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.H. H. HOUSTON, General freight Agent, Phila¬

delphia. Ian J-ly,r

^ECRET DISEASES ! SECRET DISEASES !!^

SAMARIT AM ' S GIFT*.SAMARITANS GIFT.'

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED." Ye*. A Poiitivo Cure" for<i ONOR RHGiA. QLFET, STRICTURES, tc.Contain* no Mineral, no Ralsara. no Mercery.Oniy Ttn Fills to bt Takm to Effect a Cnrt.They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor

any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in-jute the stomach or howels of the. moat delicate.Cures in from two to four day*, and recent case*

in "twenty-tour hours." Prepared by a graduateof the University of Pennsylvania, one of tho mosteminent Doctors and Chemist* wf the preseat day.NO EXPOBUKl. SO TROUBLE, NO CHANUK WHATEVHR.Let those who have despaired of getting cured,

or who have been gorged with Balsam Cop&iva, or

%umTA!rs GIFT.Pent by mail in a plain envelope.Price.Male packages, 52. Female, $3.ULVVV I -VAT.

SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, 8POTS. TETTERS,SCALES, BOIM, SYPrflLIS OB VE¬NEREAL DISEASES AcSAMARITANS ROOT-AND HERB JUICES

i* offered the oublic as a positive cure.8YPHILI8 OR VENEREAL DISEASBS. the 8A-

MARITAN'8 IWOT AND HERB JUICE, i* themost potent, certain and effectual remedy ever pre¬scribed; it reaches and eradicate* every particle ofthe venereal poison, *o that the cure i* thoroughand permanent. Taae then of thi* purifying reme¬dy and he healed, and do not transmit to your pos¬terity that far whichjou^im^re^ent In after years.Although you may t>e pronounced incurable, theSAMARITAN'8 ROOT AND HERB JUICES

will remove every vestige of impurities from th»system, as well as all the bad effects of Mercury,

FEMALES! FEMALES!!In many affections with whieh numbers of Fe¬

males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES ismost happily adapted, in Ulcerated Uterus, mWhites, in bearing down. Falling of the Womb,Debility, and for all complaints incident to th« sex.Bent by express. Price El a bottle, or 0 bottle*101 "'SAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH.

: Price 25 cents. Full directions.BB8MOND A CO., Box 151 Philadelphia PostOffice.Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD, e rner of 11th andPa.avenue.HENRY COOK. Alexandria. may6-tr

FRANKLIN at CO.,. OPTICIANS,444 PKraaYLVANi* Avaxoi.

(north aide,) between 12th and 13th sta.and.88 Pm. wmm, «m<Ur tit National Haiti.

ROCK CRY&TAT/ (Brazilian Pebble) and IM¬PROVED PERlSCOPtC SPECTACLES, acientlS-caily and correctly suited to the proper conditionof the eyesight.OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, ACHROMATICMICROSCOPES, BAROMETERS. THERUOMB-TERS, ELECTRICAL BATTERIES. MATHE¬MATICAL AND SURVEYORS'INSTiUMBN fS,OOMPASSES, CARTES DE VISITS o! cuut^oorsnrous Civil and Military Celebrities' *PER)TO-GRAPH ALUUM8 in avery style. ST BiiHOSOOP S3and VIEWS, Arc., Ac , in \ great variety %od atthelowent jure*, wholesale or retail, my 13-tf

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,1 'OF EVERY DENOMINATION.Con be had at all times hereafterAT THE COLLECTOB'SOFFICE*' No. 4?ti8sTXHTH SracET,Opposiit ton G&ct Dtpqnmert.8 J. BOWBN,Collector of Internal Revenue f«r thefcEtf District ofQolqmbiq.

\.|ELODBONB..A ^arga aaaortaaont of Priac* Stivl Oo.'s Melodaona haveln*t been reeeiTtl at -.haVueic SVat of W. ©. MBTJEEOTT. op 7

HELMBOLD'S

HIGHLY COUEITIATKB

COMPOUND

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU!

A POSITIVE

AHD

SPECIFIC BEMEDY

re*

ifntion or Incontinence of Urine, Jrrit0~

toon. Inflammation or Ulceration of the Blad¬der and Kidneys, Diseases of Ike Pros¬

trate Gland, Sttme in He Bladder,Calrerous Gravel or Brick

Dust Deposit andMucous or Miliy Discharges, cmd all l>iieases or

Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys,and Dropsical BuxlUngs, *xi*ting

ih Men, Women or Children.

HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT SVCK7.

For Weakness arising from Iimimi, Habits of Dis¬sipation,attended with the following symptom*Indisposition to Exertion. Low of Power,Loss ot Memory, Difflculty of Breathing,Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror ofDiseaae,Dimnese of Vi*ion,Wake¬fulness, Pain in the Back,Universal LassitudeoftheMuscular System, HotHands, Flushing ofthe body, Dry-see# of the

Bkta,

ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE,

PALLID COUNTENANCE..

These symptoms, if allowed to to on, which thismedicine invariably removes, soon follows Fa¬

tuity, Epileptic Kit*, in one of whieh thepatient may expire. Who can a*y thatthey are not frequently followed bythose " Direful Diseases/' IN¬SANITY and CONSUMP¬TION. Many are awareof the cause of theirsuffering, but cone

will confess.The

recordsof the In¬

sane Asylumsand the Melan¬

choly Deaths by Con¬sumption, bear ample wit¬

ness to the truth of the as¬sertion, The conatitutioa once

affected with Organic Weakness, re¬quires xbe aid of medicine to Strengthen

and Invigorate the System, whieh HELM-BOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCHU IN VABIABLY DOE3

HELMBOLD'S

' HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND

FLUID EXTRACT SARSiPlBILLA,Per

purifyingthe blood, re

moves all diseasesarising from excesses

and imprudence in life.chronic constitutional dii-

eases arising from an impurestate of the blood, and the only relia¬

ble and effectual known remedy for thecure of Scrofula, Scald Head, 8altKh»um, Pains and Swellings ofthe Bones, Ulcerations of theThroat andTegs, Blotches,Pimples on the Face,Tetter, Erypip-Ias,and ail scaly

eruptionsof theskin.

Two table spoonsful of the Extrcct of 8ar.=apa-Tilla add"d ton pint of water, is equal to the Lib*onDiet Drink, and ece bottle is fully equal to a gallonof the Syrup of SarsRparilla, 01 the Decoction, asusually made.

07-THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USB IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY,and are also in very general use in all the STATEHOSl'ITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTI¬TUTIONS throughout the land, an well as in pri¬vate practices,and are considered as invaluableremedies.

Skf. Mbdical Pf.oprbtirs op Buchu.From Dispensatory of the United States.

Bee Professor BF.lj§kE8' valuable works on thePractice of Phytic.See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.

PHYSIC, Philadelphia.See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM McDOW-

ELL, a celebrat-d Physician, and Member of theKoyal College of Surgeons. Ireland,and publishedin the transactions of the King and Queens Jour,nal.See Medico Cliirurgieal Review, published byBENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Koyal Collegeof Surg* ons.See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine

PRICES.Eitract Buchu. $1 per bottle, or six for ?5.Extract Ssrsapurilla, Si per bottle, or six for 95.

Delivered to any afdress, securely packed fromobservation.

Address letters for information, in confidence, toHELMBOLD'S MEDICAL OFFICE,

104 South Tknth Streit,ibelow Chestnut,)PHILADELPHIA,

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,

Who endeavor to dtFpose of "their own" and"other" articles on tbe reputation attained by

HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS:HELMBOLD *8

GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU,HEI.MB0T.D8

GENUINE EXTRACT FAR8APARILLA.HELMBPLD'S

GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE-WASH.SOLD BY DR UGGISTS E7ERYWHERE.

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