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THE EVENING STAR.
ARMY AND NAVY ISrKLLIeKNcE.-The New
Hnrk Courier and ENQUIRER saY9:

ARMY AND NAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New
York Courier and Enquirer says:
here Yesterday afternoon, In the steamship Gran.
ada, FOR Indianola, Texas, via New Orleans. The
detachment numbered $50 men all told and were
commanded by Captain lines N. Palmer Of the
second Cavalry. Detachments will be detailed
TO the different companies on their arrival at In
dianola. The troops were inspected by the Com
,nanding Ofhcer, on the Island, before leaving,
in the field. They were hne looking set OF
men. all apparently In the full bloom Of life.
''Col. Scamell having taken command Of the
Department Of Texas, has set the troops under his
command in active motion. The following troops
were ordered to take up the line Of march for
rownsville:-Companies and ID I'd Cavalry
and one section of Light Battery; Companies A
9Th Infantry; and Company II LIST Artillery, under
a subaltern A detachment Of Captain Stoneman's
Company will also join at Fort Brown. There
are about 100 men remaining on the Island.'
The L. =. store-ship Supply, recently returned
from the coast of Africa is ny out and will
sail In few days fer the Gulf of Mexico with
stores for the squadron II is said that the store
will also be sent to the Gulf with stores. Nearly
all the Home Squadron have been ordered to the
Gulf of Mexico. The entire force of the Home
Squadron consist Of about thirteen steam and sail
ing vessels of all classes, with an armament of
over two hundred guns, and about two thousand
and eight hundred men, who have been thorough
Nv instructed I'm the use Of all arms known to the
military and naval service. In order that they
may be prepared to fight on shore well as on
marines have been sent from the different marine
barracks to Pensacola, In view Of making 1t a
general depot, In case of any disturbance between
our Government and Mexico.
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SISeuLAR QUIRK IN HINpoo Law TURNING
IT, The ADVANTAGE OF CHRISTIAN CoNvERrs.-
The Missionary Herald of March has ar account
Of decision made by an English magistrate at
Amsdnugger, India, which, II acted upon will
tians in India. 1t seems that some Christian
verts connected with the society under the
charge of the American missionaries draw
water out of the public tanks, which az outcasts
or low-casts people, IT was claimed they had no
right to do. An appeal was made to the magis.
trlte, who decided that the Christians might have
all the rights they had before conversion The
Hindoos, not satisfied with this, appealed to the
governor in council. who not only confirmed II e
decision of the magistrate, but went one ste
farther, and reminded the Hindoos that accordinp
to their own Shasters, "the caste of the Ruler is
equal to the highest" Thus all Christians, being
Of 1.-The caste of the Ruler, ;" or of the British
Queen, are made the highest at once This If
carried out, will relieve Christian missi onares in
India of a grsat deal of ANNOYANCE
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epsNnRs Yfaasis =, Willardsf noss,
etAllVoftA, ya1es A., Absent
Rtsvsns, ThS2dels, IS q \, Capitol hi
Seeyena, Iaee l.. PnvAte, SIS lxha
Stsvenson, John w, Private, - @ -
stsvart. james A., National Hotei
stsyart, Vim, IS Louisiana av
Stokcs, VIM b, Browns Hotel
Stout, LAnsng, United States Hote
Strsttons John l.. N, wilards', ohoe rs Pa ~
Japan, Mason W., Nstionsl Hotel
nylor, M, Private west side slst u, bet o and X
Ihayer, El, Wilards' Hotel
T Thseaasr' Thomra C. Hy.s's, So Paw
KompkIns. Cyd2or r. Weshineton House
Tnnble. Carey "A WIllsrds Hotei
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th st
xellandleh ham, Glenn. L., so r Il
yvsnSs, ZeeSlon b MIs Hs,Tison's, 81 Pa Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
XerIee, John p willsrds' Hotel
Wade, Edward, SIS st
Maidron, Henry, Washington House
Meshburn, c. CT Clarendon House, 9Th st a Pa ~
Mashburne, Eihhu B., <s5 9Th st
Washburp, jr, Isreel, Private, Franklin Row, sa
Mebster, Edwin n Mrs. Hsfnson's, 81 Pa sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, ~ Missouri sy
Whiteley, VIM g., 5l2 II tn st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm.,F Avenue House
MinsloW, Warren, 80 at
Wood, John, 500 llth ct
Woodruff, John, Wizards Hotel
Moodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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u The Selma (Ala.) Sentinel Of the 5th saws:
1--WE are are glad to learn that the one hundred
thousand dollar endowment to the Howard Col
lege, projected by the Rev. w. S. Barton about
year ago, has been completed by that enterpris-
ing and energetic gentleman. TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars Of this amount, we learn, was
given by Jere Brown, of Marengo county"
Or No ACCOUNr--It is said that the great
oyster bed discovered in Long Island Sound last
Summer has proved a sad failure. When first
taken from the waters of the sound they are un-
palatable, because Of excessive sadness and when
transferred to fresher alter, they sicken and die
The discovery Is consequently worthless.
IL A householder I'm a Western village In
filing up his census schedule under the column
headed Where born described one of his chill
dren as born in the parlor." and the other cup
stairsn
IL The Rock Island bridge has been declared
n nuisance, and Its removal decreed by tue United
states district court Of Iowa The case is to be
appealed.
IL The Pennsylvania Iron Masters had a con-
vehtion Iii Philadelphia on the 22d with a view
Of operating for an advance of the t rib on iron
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MEDICINES.

II ~ SV3O8xVNS
sAA'" Iock HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered sAs most Csrtas., Speedy, a.d osl,
EFeetxaI Remedy 81 the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE KAKRANTED Or NO CHARGE,
we.insss the Back Affection sfths Kidnsys
and Bladder involuntary Discharges, ImPosney, General
f.:on y dear. sp:.Os mdy
2mn::' Ct Sight eiddi1:. Disease Of III: Head Ihrs..
e: ipss from sy y sS
der M.rrsr. pesSls and botn Body and Mind
YOUNG MEN
especially vhs have become the victims Of Solitary Vice
an untimsy thOusand. Of Young sn Of the mos
..nns ssnst.. With IL: tS.na.r. Of :.
vaisd 70 ecstasy s living Tyre, may call With fs sssa-
MARRIAGE.
BARRED PERSONS, o. Young Men ssnt.np.tisS M s!
dsformtss, &C., speedily cured
su.iy in gentleman esnfdsny rsy
apon his skill as physician.
lei. hand sid. going from B.tmor. street. few deer: fire..
he corner Fail not to observe name and nvmss letter
DR. JOHNSTON,
Members .fhs Royal College ofsurgs.n' Lsndsn. gr.d..
aud III. Create. part Of who's. lii. spent the
Pn.s London Par', Philadelphia. and els. where ha, s
Known; many troubled With ringing in head can
':R
times dsrang Of mind, cured imms datsy.
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysln( Men and others Who have injured smsslvss
certain indagsd when alons-a habit fr.qasn
s, :S FL: ?, G
render: m.rI.s. impossible. and destroys beth mind and
Those ar. the and eject, produced
Sy .ary habit: Of youth Wis w:.sns. II. sssa and
" D.rans 9TH. Dig rncon'. General .siy,
.s.s on tn. mind ar. much
Of Spirits. E, ForbodinEs Aversion ofsos.y
Love OF Solitude Timdiiy, etc., are ssms Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBTIlrY-fhsussndss can new Judge VIA,
H. II. ssu:: Of thai; declining h:..h losing thai. ,Ior p.
appearances about cough symptoms Of
DISEASES Or IMPRUDENCE
b. n6ib.d thi. painful di:.": 100 often
happens tina: Of shame dread Of
can s% H. ns a. s
Ii. him :
month after month"; long the smallest fee be OBJ
CALLING di.appoinm.nt; or BY III. us. Of that
poison MercuIy hasten II. constitutional SYMPTOM, q this
SKIN ae progressing with frlghtfu rapidly I'LL death puts
b: from S % h
DR.. JOHNsONsREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC wEAKNEss
A.: :P::ay s:I:d en- I:.;;d T5;S.sas:
Az lmr;dIm.n,. 8 M.IIi.s. Fhy.e., Mental Pi.g..
trembling s?d W..in.;' E.hss:d.n .fsh' .'tn.r:
kind speedy, GS5sd rvrvDr..
The MANY THOUSANDS cured at thi: in.t..l.n With,
si 5 and b numerous ssr
reporters of the paper. and many oh:r parsons uees. Of
d nans eA ~:
sility 'nfseisnt guarantee to the afflicted jan asy
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

PORT.-The steamer l.. J.
Srsnele' SmsP, 4 Rite leaves George sHf
HerRers Ferry. And on THURSDAYS stea m .
LOT hs;rPer,s Ferry And vii Transport The stesn
TUESDAYS al a. IN for Harper's Ferry ,p5
Wiliamsport, and on sATUR DAYS ats a. m, Tor for
barper's cry. ' ~
N B.The Breugle can be chartered on WED
NESDAbS and the Antelope ON FRIDAYS Tor
oAou, slon Parues. mar Is m
THtEt Els STEAMER IL HtFIS las, CIV VIII resume her
EE SSsS,9TsS;SN isss; WI [ssSs W ASH eA6
FRIDAY, at 6 O'Clock a. m aud HT.EYANDRI.
ct bali psst6 O'Clock. for CGRRioMfS and The
will Iesys SpRRTOMAN every WEDNESDAY
'.e GA ohpA ttciSH GS' e P :, pro,,i,,o,
IVA IhL booSH. Ag't, Alexandra. fes"
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II An order was passed in both branches of
the Maine Legislature, on Saturday last, demand
ing of the Mechanics Bank, Portland the paw
ment to the State by Wednesday noon of 81, 100.
which Is the amount Of check given by Mr.
Peck upon the Mechanics Bank, after the defal-
cation had been made public, and after the officers
of his drafts. Mr.. Peck was arrested by the
Sheriff of Kennebec, OH Saturday, on indictment,
and lodged in the Augusta jail. The penalty
provided by law for Mr.. Peck's defalcaton Is
oAly pecuniary one in damages-to the amount
Of the defalcation-and the arrest is made in order
TO force disclosure.
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SENAToRa

SENATORS.
Anthony, Il. B., .wnlards, Hotsl
si ~; :s:; e ii * :.
sIs sse, Ti x wx .ss asa: s's..
BreckinIidse, c., s. 8 st, bet .Hth and Hsh
BT Ishs je's. n :sn 1st1 H 81 Bet r. ~ And
CsmeIcn, simon, s. p ~. opIo..s. wiIlsrds'
c SScaas, j EnSs B b. 81 no Hoss
GlsIk, Dspis5, WsshiY5eto . House
ci2sm.n fSos. L., rs Pa az, bet 18th and lsth SITS
,ss:.$: sss SSas f:siS sss aS; and
Rssss s:$:s sSs
RuIfss, G., Mr ParSeI'., ts0H Mss:sshp:.tts AZ
f. Nj: S e. Sse 81 sSs S
Feet: sGIoPPos g. w Wii Gs%f Ho:s $50
Green. James s; Crgsshstt's 81, cor and Oh ste
&s sIs, 'J %m ~ ~ Nsidn q: H aoss 18th
H:% jss e. ao %:a.ou r.e.
s snss1 MS e III -. ssf 8 .''
Johnson ii g 81 :: sPf os
Johnson, Andrew, Of Tenn, g Char Ice Hotel
King, Preston, SchriSsDsr's. Is 4 q. cspitOi hin
M N:Ilis,, JosePs' BEoMn': H9sei ,
ws.ops NJ N xss a. hS , ss,h and To-.
Nicholson, A. u. p, Kirkwood House
Penircs; James A, Mrs. Irvins's, q AZ 1t
Powell, l.. W., 26s at, bet 18th and 18th
Rice, b. NJ, Nip RoS, II, i, Be-. ~ and I.t.t
SapIs6gry, w, Mrs. Irvings, hst
ssSsssaa1 NV VIII 81 h 80 pE !. PT INN as H.,
simmons Jas. f., .Willards' Hotel
Shdell, John, sI2 st, bet 18th and isk q
sumner, c. Mrs. Cammack's, liz r, bet lxth & 18th
Ten Eyck, J. g., Mr.. Nc Blair, 1872 st and Pa av
Thompson, John r %s 18th e. bet and
TIumbull, Lyman. Isl 9Th st, bet E and p
Made, b; F., Mrs; Hysts, $50 Pc av, bet 9Th It'll
WigfsH. L. r, BROWNS Hotel
WikInson, NJ: ) Mr.. Solomon's, <6s 9Th q
fulee, David L.. 90 ct, bet nth and 18th
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he quantity OF these articles which will b. re
red canaot be precisely stated. They will pro

The Quantities of any all may be Increased or
The viii hsreore be mae spsc
nc Quantities but for such quantities the service
my lsauafe 70 De delivered at those Navy Yards
Contractors not residing, at the places where de-
such places, that no delay may arise in FURNISHING
what may De required; and when contractor tails
the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing shall hall be- be-
authorizes to direct purchases to be made to sup
ply the dehclency, under the penalty TO be ex-
pressed in the contra =; the record Of reauis ton
Pd tae,se a. the Of Pro
aforesaid, shall be evidence that such reeulsition
-epaate OIL rs must be made for each article at
each Of the aforesaid Navy Yards: and in case
the Blu Will the III t to d 5s
or more Of the articles contained IN such ofsr, and
snd a" vii
apa q t te as con5set VIII
tract must be returned to the Bureau within give ge
DAYS exclusive of the time required for the regular
Two or more approved suretiss in sum oual to
me estimattd amount OF the respective contracts
will be withheld FROM the amount Of ali pa1ments
on account thereof as collateral SECURITY Ia adj.
event to be paid until it is ali respects
with: eighty per oentum Of the amount Of all de
thirty days after Bills duly authentic .ed w sba
have bees presented to him.
p!cstIon to the Navy Agents at Poptsmosth on NV
iHampshiTe; Boston. New Y ork, Phiisde psis. Bal
a record dup iSste Of the letter informins the
S.ader Of the soceptsnee OF his proposal, will be
of hs act Of is4S, and his bid will be made and ao
oeRted In conformity with this under standinr.
rooted In the aot of CopgTe spproprations
for the naval service for l84s 47 appra et 9th Of
that the bidder or Siddsrs nS W H. Of
his OF III ir bid be accepted, entsr int" an obssa
ton vi him Eve days. with good and sutS emit sure
not no BE- sss p The
ess accompanied By the guarantee req aired BY law
me competency OF the guarantee to be- certified by
Scy AGENT District Attorney or Collector
The attention Of bidders is called to The samrles
spenfion bfers reception jrst but ririd eoup11,snu
% be made bsf,ceen the articles offered and he sam,
aud al; Attention. IS also nom bstG tas
ne yo'at yssosntion Of nth March 85l and to the
SPRING CLOAKS, SILK NANTES. &o-1c
ment of new Style Co.S for esfy sppns s: .sr.
also, ; Srsst variety Of superior quality Plain
and sTISSo. T.w,na s u''ncn s ., style
CITIZENS, AMP STRANGERS ARE MOST
sssa TaSf 9o2
Please %. ''' '..'Si 'sf ;sgs Z f.ne, Store.
THE ATTENTION OF ENGINEERS,
4 Architects and Builders 10 called TO q valuable
f' s,sfSa a. E:s rssa %s
m...o,ols.TIi kisi.i sSt so s. ~.
.soie AGENTS Tor Laurence Stationery, TO- mar2
NoTEs0N TRAVEL AsDsTUDY INiITALY
m. y onA'''' E''G ai ESisSsA moHuN
H. 1892 - =, sa &c 80 Ifs ;ESal r &c.
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'fHALF THAT, IF You PLEAsE',-when younp
Hodge first came up to town, his father told him
1t would be polite, when being helped at dinner,
10 say to the host, "Half that, IL you please 1t
80 happened that, at the first dinner to which he
was invited, sucking pig was one of the dishes
The host, pointing with his knife to to the Young
porker, asked, 'Well, MIR. Hodge, will you have
this, our favorite dish, or haunch of mutton 20
pom which, recollecting his lesson, he replied
Half Of that If you please to the CONSERVATION
OF all present
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, 1, Q, 4 2,

1HIES1sIUAKN9 Is y q 3S
Protected by Royal Letters Pafest of Enetd1f, asx
secured by the Seals Of the Ecols de Pharmacies do
Paris, and tbs Inpsrta! College Of Msdiei.s,
PierHd,
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator
rhGa, and all physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad oates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the na
seous and pernioious use of oopavla and cubebs,
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing ampuritles, and roofing out the
.TRIESEMAR Nos. LIZ and 3 ,sre prepare cd in the
form of q lozenge, devoid Of tas te and smell, and
can be carried in the waistooat pocket. Sold In tin
tered BY ValPeau, Laemand, Roux, RIoord, &c.
Price Ss each, or four cases for 9s which saves 2S
To be had, Wholesale and retail, of DIR. BARROW,
194 Biseoke5 street, four doors below MoDouEd
mittanoe, DR.. Barrow will forward the Triesemsr
70 any part OF the world, securely packed, and ad-
Sold also By 8. CALVERT FORD, il, Wash
ington, ID. G.. dc sem
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-

TON
sistant q uartermaster at Fort Leavenworth X. r.,
until l2 m, on Wednesday, the 18th day of April
during the years 1850 and 1851 on the following
routes:
i. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley. in the
in the State Of Missouri, to Fort Union, the Fer,
[ltory OF New Mexico, or any other depot that may
be In that Territory, and to any point on
2, From Fort Union: or such other depo. as may
in the military department. OF New Mexico, except
be less on either Of the routes than one hundred
thousand iSC,ooo pounds, nor more than five mil
Proposals will state the rate per 100 pounds per
Oo miles tor rhion the ansPoIlat,on viii be per
and yIll be made for each route separately.
their places of residence, and be prepared To enter
into contracts, and to execute bonds with good ss-
cnrity, in such an amount as ma, be prescribed BY
not to exceed sco on es"h route, a. soon ~ com
tracts shall be aw srded.
for service by the LIST day OF May succeeding their
mean. Of transportation to Be approved 81 the
and IS may he de.edes y. snj
time for the whole weight to be transported during
the on either Of The Iont.s they mus. have
depot in New MsSies At which they may BE- c COM
Zach proposal win be accompanied BY the names
OF the suIeties. who must be well known to the As
whose joint ospab,Ity to pay the bonds should they
be forfeited must be attested to his entire satssc
ton.
Proposals. will be endorsed ss follows: "Propo
sails for L.n.portstion," and none viii be enter
s ss oil the 'pu
The night is reserved Of rejecting ali the bids that
QuaRTEHMasrxR GxsERAL's ovr1cx.
fell W6shlnt ton city, Feb. 10. la6n.
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Two THE AFFLICTED!

INDIAN VE6ETABLE DECOCTION.
the greatest remedies for ErysIpelss, Sorofuls,
Rheumatism, Sourvy, Eruptions and Blotches on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
and oil diseases arising from the effects of Mercufy
ever presented to the public,
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country possession of the proprietor tes-
tfyinE to its curative powers.
OIt is sold by most of the Druggists of Bslt-
MRS. M. cox,
15S East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name il blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for S.
Wholesale Agent. X. ). T. CIssKL, DTussist
Georgetown, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and via supply the trade al
my prices. de 2-tr
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELDACO

$40 AND Col BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHwARZE, Drug ist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door TO the United States Hotel ard
by druggists generally. mar IA -iyro
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CHICkER1NG d SONS PIANOS, RECON-
P,tt me ~ above all o.h,I,, By str.kosoa
smps: ysel G. t.soha K. Palmer, CsuI6eld. NTT0
nsh or sertsoh. Persbsan, and host5 OF cur ri :
n,,o, JpHN,F ELLIS.
NJ :. 500 Pa. ay |, bet 9Th and 10th sta
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n The GREET PAIN ANNLIBILArOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEIy
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

IhhrAR6D ~ ACdEMlCT.
8HE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDlCAI
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kept
ness 1t oures in lees time than Il 70
externally and Internally. 1 -
III As the fLsSSsnt ohsrges Of the weather Pre-
duce esd Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
And Body; ale2, Shf Neok-every person should
ses bottle: Il soss upon the Nerves, M1scleS,
f5oma{netlo power, exIels I'll pain from tho system
Ne. BIZ yol have Q Oough, use HARTS
HQkNE,s PECTQRAL SYRUP OF WILD
UHEHRf-it IL tie best Cough Syrlp in the
Hyoa are Bilious. use HARTsHORNE,sAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They aot npon tho Liver, Sto
sretons.
The above medicines 70 b bod q sli Qrsk sserss
SsesSs:s1s; Il PREEEL Co.. AisssnS f4ssH1I q
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n o. HOOD has Just finished large lot o
II. standard SlLvE2-WARE-many articles
Well adapted for holiday presents. and 1t remarkable
iov DpiaAa. No 3aa Pa av. a 81
MAlLLARD'S CANDIES. CAROMEiS, 90.
lv1 MAILLARDS CANDIES, CAR0MEI.S,
&c..We Qpen 70 day q lot Of fresh MAILLARO
CANDIES, CHOCOLATES, &c.
KING & BURCHELL.
fe16 corner 18th It and Vermont ava.
MONEY TO LOAN, in small amounts. on got d
lV1 securities, 1t $40 Pa. avenue. mar Is colin
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THE BEST COgGH SYRUP IN 7Hk
4 WORLD,
The host COUGH SYRUP in tho world IL
AARTshORNE'S PEGT0RAL SYRUP Or

nounced BY medical mon, and those who have Ises
II, t9 be the best PREPARATION for CossAs Colds Ca
Gold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Ces
sw1sptics,
Persons who sing should MSS it, IL is pleasant T.
the taste sottens olears and strengthens ths v0cs
aays all irritation of the throst and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
IL Bottles Is and 30 cents and o.. Sold BY al
druggists in Washington. Georgetown and Alexep
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure Of IEcipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak StOmects, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
General or Nervous Debility. Piles and all diseases
requiring Tonic. are unsurpassed. They made
OF pure Sherry w inc, and aside from their medi.
cipal properties, they are a most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATILARTIC,
Is sure remedy for CostIveness, Liver Complaint
and d. dyspepsia They ore pleasant to the taste;
in their operation; and CatharIio, entire'y. e
JeetHally, and positively superoede the Of Pills,
80 naaseous and dIsagr eeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on the Kidneys, BLADDER aud Urinary Organs,
and are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, CON
nected with Liver Comp la int In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE CONSTRUCTIONS,
They are truly Valua BILE, maae of pure Holland in,
peasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
" vi w FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIC syrup,
For nfants. Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines in the world. Ii is perfect substitute
for Cdtomel, ACTING the Liver, removing all oh
struc.lons In the Bowels, curing Cost,veness, Ind-
gestl.n and Dyspepsia. Althonsh 1t Is as sure and
efsctral IN it's Gperationsfas CalOme, yet il SO
delicious to the ia ste, that children will cry for it,
and 1t Is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers thrnue h.
out the land will bless the disooverer of this in
valuable Medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-26
OCBANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
fHoN rHu IJrr,un 4,..,

ne Havana mail steamers leave NJ w Oh
as q, ixth, 18th, and nth Of eaoh monk or or
ne Ceifornia pall steamers leave New yort -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-26

FOR NEW YORK.
Il ASSA6E, INCLUDING MEALS AN %
.STATERQOM, $3.50.
The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
COmPanIa new and elegant steamship <06sS
MOUNT VERNON, Capt T. c. Smith, zEfe4H
viii Isave the Cor 2anyt Depot, Wes-S
tern w hsrves, at li'0'cio q. m. every WEDNBSI
pay, and the Compsny's Depot, at Alexandra.
Passengers from WASH, stoa and Georsetovr
oan take the ooaches connecting with Alexandra
stesmboets or railroad, which leave the corner OF
III street and Pa, avenue hourly, they oan lea We
on the steamer from the Western WhArves 81 II
o'Qlook a. M.
State rooms can be engaged on sppljoatior 10
meesrs; Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wherves.
Freight viii be received up to the hours of deper
,UF Insurance will be effected on ali goods b,
premium.
The Recommendations for passengers BY this lin,
are in every respect frst-c ass and every Effort vi
pe made 20 render this copmunioation with New
York an agreeable and heslthful one.
cf fof freight or passage apply TO FOWLE b
n. B. CROMWELL CO.,
ses-ly 90 West st, corner Albany, New Yort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-26

"A Xxx ALE AND Xxx ALEm
The purest and most " hoeeome Ale IN this city 70
70 Be- obteined al the wksHiNGToSB kEW-
BRY. This Aic 10 made from malt snd hops Oh,y.
and cannot fai % give entire sstisfAotion 10 con
slmers. q; CQLINEAU. Proppetor OF the
~ ely Wash'n Brewery, corner X and 9Th sts.