Newspaper of Evening Star, March 19, 1855, Page 1

THE WEEKLY STAB. tuning a greater variety of ran be f und in anyotiKr?la puMtabnd on I?I. Single copy, par annum .. to euia. c^*pwa>iiM<t.,?M.tl?,fc4tll)ll<#w<#>tw<<lllll<l,,! 5 J? Twf nty ??.?? ? ,,,tf 00 0*?- Ca<?, INVARIABLY III ItTtHt. 0&- coptr* (in wrapper*) can be procured at Die counter, immnhiidr after lha tame of ttm (taper. Price- thru rnrra. Po?Tni?Ti?g wbo art aa agent* will b* allowvg a communion ofri?> ntjr per c?M. THE EVENING STAB, PUBLISHED EVERY ATTEKN'OON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) At ike Star building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, mj UALLACil Si HO PK, Will be ?rrrrd to unbucnber* in the cities of Wash intton, G*or|<>town, Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadelphia,at SIX AXI> A QUARTER CBNTS, payable weekly to thv Aj??'nU To mail robecribers the subscription ptice U TIIR^E DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a year in ad ranee, TWO DOL LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR f<ir THREE MONTHS. corns one CWT. VOL. V. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 19, IS55. NO. 688. CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. Th? Grttt P?ril?r of th? Blo?d I Hot a Particle of Mercury In It! ?a Intuitu Km in i ?t Scrofula, K log's Rvl\ ?<?c onattf-n, Otwti-.ate Cutaaooui RrupiioaB, p.aa '?t Pu4tiilo? on tbe face, Flotche*, Boil*, (7?rooi Worm or Ttltir, 8cbM Ami, Kb1&'-."T^t ?-i Paiu cf the Bones aod Jo it*. Stabi.'>m U'e??r?, 8/philitic Disorders, Lnabr.-. o Spinv Ooiapla uu. an i all the iuMM arlsi- c fr5ic inju i .kn.? as? of \fir~nry, Ini pra i &. r i'i * ii'e, or Impurity of th? B ood. rpiii* n'utli -WtaiH, * huh h?^ b^otne celo. | j r^t^J th* Dai ') ?r cf ?xt.-a rd<n?ry cure*. sTeel^l .hmo?b it* wsiry, t?= ird-JC.'d the propr^. sto~ >. it tae irg bt r*ijU' at ol 'heir friends, to iff. i it U> th- pn?>!! ?, which ihcy do with tfce utmo.-* cot> fidenoa ia iw virtu** aed ??adertui curative prop wrU ? Tbs filled Tig arrtUc&t!*4.-r:ed trom a lwrge ocmb?r, ate, huwev* r. stroagrr te i itoooj thaa the mere wo? t cf t'ia prcpri*tcr?; and ar? *11 f ro a gia'lcam well known '.n thdr localities, aad cf th? bl^n^st respectability, many of ih- in res'-diag ia the .-ity cf R chins-d. Va. P. HOYDEN, ? ( th.s Bx hir^e Hotel. Rich Qiid. kaowa every wa-r- fyt he tkU3??u 'he Med icaeet led Catn'S f.PABT.u MiSTURX, adnraostere-i ia over a ban IrM c*?es, in near>y all the iliaeoM for wrdchit 1) reeoiaia-a lei, with t'ue n.oet a*tcn jaiiog'.y r i?alta U* eay* it i* the mc?t ?x tr*?" i aar7 medi-ire h-? Ivas *t?t seen. AQUS *NU PKViS i-GHKir CUKS ?I h-rebj eer'afy that tor 'a.e* y *rs 1 had *gua trad K-vsi of t?i? mo t violent dt?*:iipr.on 1 had several Phv liKot, t?k l*tge quantities cf Quioius, Mereu-y ? i I bsi ate ail the Tonic* adverti?d, but all with ?ijt ;*in?an^i?" relief. At last I tried Carter^ Srtnish Mixtt-e, two bottle* of vbch eff-ctuallj eu ?d iar, and Ian happv to ..ay ! hare had neit*e> chills or t?ret* aia?e. 1 <socs?d? the beet Toai? ia this world, and 11:0 oaiy ?? that *ver P?<b?lmTr?M. Ju.fN IONGDSN. Baavia t?rrcH, near Ri^baunu. Va. C. B. Hrq., a->w ia the city of Richaoni ani for m%cv ye*rs in th- Po#t Oft:*, ha? saefc er>nM?nf3 in th* MtaaUbia| efHa^y of C*?W? Hp^ci<>h Miituri that bs t ?j boa^at upward? of fer battle*, whisfh b* bv? 'i7rn aw^y to th.' affl <rt?l.? Idr. say-i b* ha* *>*v?r Knjwa it t> tail wbea l?a?B aecord.ng to (lii>?t<oaa Dr. MINO*. a pr* t: "tn< rhT^kian, aai fo-ai?r!> f f the City Uo>l, in ^.e dty of Richur ad, ?*y-? h 1 u witaeajevi in ? aouVr of iDBtaDoeetL* eff-ct? v \ C^rer'? Spanish Mirtar^, which vera iao< tru'> ?arjri i"i lis ?ay? i- * c*** *1 c nmuption, d? jeaX-at on the Liver, th* good #S*?? w<rj woa unfal lajMd 8AMUEL 31. DP.ITTXStl, r.f^he tra. of Drinker A Mc-ms, Twiamjal, *..j cursd ?ur?.l of liver Oom piaint of tkr^e ? ears grading, by the u*c ol tw. b'ttl"* of Car>.'% Spaa: h Mixture. GtiLVT SUil'-i 0* ^'dOfOuA ?The Editor* oJ tb* Liieamoul Ke?-.ib:i ;a-i h d ?? awv-iat eia;>loy?i in \mke preSJ room, cared of vi >l*at Scroia a. b n**d with Rhr-ima'-'ira, whkh -a ireiy JiW.leO Lim froia wr>r?_ Tw-j bi>UJ?s of Cartfr e fpna^r. M.xtara male a perfect cire of hici, aad ths lid. tor* ia a public .witiui;, ray th.y '-chaerfuliy re?^ xa?c 1 it to ail who are ' wi;*j ?uy JibAiio o; the biood " a TILL ANOTUaE (VX% '>T SClWfULA.?I had i v*ry vaiuabl-* <uy ctuH o: S<irof:ila by C>vrt? r's Spaainh M'.xtnrn I c .anlcr it im'.y a va'.aabl^ m. j.i iu?. J %^K3 M. TAVL >R, Conductor on th? R f ?1 P. n. K. Cj . Hichmc^d, Va 8 'wLT EIIEDM 0/ TWKNT7 YEAR? STANDING 0?T -KI> Mr. JCtIS TaCMrSOIi, 1- aidiag ia t>:e city o! Ricuaoa i. vris care! by '.!? -? o .ales of Cirt?r'c tSpar.UA iiii nr-?, f 8?U Kheam, wL:oh hi h-d for titz'ij t years, xnd wh ea ali the phjs jiaas | ci th?. i"iif ?on'i not cure. Mr. *h"?o;j i ii is a wel. kioa-a .zl Slant la the city oT r.?.ha.caJ' caJ hi b *? -?ar<c?tl^. VTA of Hi aa*o~ l t:. \ i -? r . sat cared of "/^iIUs, in 'he wc at fona, Cv tert hpaa;iiM \LXi'irj. lie sajs b* ch't-rfa. y recom K'-ala-t, aid cocjii^ri it a stsrv mrai u?< Jid laeii ciaa. KD <V1N BU1T,')V, con'ni<?vj?MT oi xat r?ven j-, ( says he hn -??ea th^ go -1 s?6c*s of Cart-: 'a '"psniah S&ixtars in a numb>r of ?*ypbitffie c-?a^s. )iad s.i,8 it k a c*rt-K. f rtbat aor-bie dis--a^f. VF"d. O. HAtW'OlD,?' Rk'.?mij-1 cnr^J ff old Eor^a ard Ulae"?, wb ch di?able>i hi a fr?m w^ikiaif lock ? U" bottle of Car*er's J'pan ah Mistur . aad Was enihl-d to walk without a crutch, in a short tlise p*raaaea ly ru~ed. Priacipal Dcpct: at M WAHD, CLO&C t C*o? S(k Mai dan L*n-% >\w Y^rk T. VV I>TOCT A ao;?t-, Xo. 1S2 North Sacoud Pk BRM*?'KT? i BUSUt, No. 124 Mala stre-t, K ch ffc::d, Va. Anl for ss> hv CilA.RLK3 8?OTr. IV?f.h.agt >n. D. C; llBS.tY PsiSl., Al^ian :ria, and bj br*?i*l? everywhe; e. tn ? $' p^r bottle, tr ?ix U-t * A p?a 2' ?tv cS'tf Mott Bedells Line. MEW YORK, AI.F.X.iSDRl.l, WASHINGTON CITY, JiSD DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA pji cikfc rs. ri'1113 LINE OP PACKETS 8AILJ WEEKLY from piT 14 EaH River, New York, aad oflf-ner if ncc< i?ary, and art cotiipostu ol" the tuiiowi:ig first-1 class vcjut'.is: ?>ew schr. *1. Y. lieJsUt l!, BA1'T. Xctv scitr. MM BnU l, V. Tredwdl. Sciir. Jinn D., W? Oliver, us i ter. Sell". I'olant, L. A. tfiiuUi, master. tkbr. C-ouvnander-in-Chief, VVogl iHi, muster. Scbr. Greenicxy, VVii?m, uiasttr. Th?-se v? ss?:is are ail fa^t saiiers, and the allien men of n|?iieaee in *!??* trad^, >nu the only tegu lar line of lVa*?un?ton City pack 'ts. M?JTT ?E.;ELL, Wall street. N. Y. rf. S. MASTERS & SO.VS, Alexandria, Va. TUOM A3 RILEY, feh 1?6m V. asiiington and D. C. DJfiNTISTF.Y. I XR. KDXfevJN mpectftuy ;#i ? pa bite ctUatioi I f ir> ?.!? aew, pateat, ?ni OlIEAiLY tJFROVt!) L.tt:.rd of a^ct'.ag A: teeth, with Coat.auow!. diua? Its vfrv *-^11113? PKhrRClICN orr -ii ART- TLL tjla 3f Teetb hiM the feKcw advet-t ovsf ul cJLert vtx: 0!'.?\'P gTIlENulu, CLl HiUXMi 0?>M rOP.T, aad tilAUrY, .la* will Hature in tao^e reei.v.rj, auJ .cir.a other: rirBii.a^;. Public inspac Km lc retpartTally so 11*.tel. call and sa* CiimON ?No other in tlie L if.rici o; Cf; ixtia hi* a rl^ht to aais ?-:* cxyl* tf Teatn. ?. B -Tasth aonit;t itlouil'y .. ?itLy, plugged ?id varraal-d for Lie. \JUlc : 4U i it J. ?- , -'?*? tr af P?iu'i?? 'sla ar^ioa a_ . .r.r."?t. ?>.>? U?it" to i^ven. y.m rr E.I ciBce ef-'Tbe Ia?snv-.- PrtiecUoa Naticaa 1 Uaici" Is on ?tb ?:.??% o;p<oaita ths Cact Per tteo of ths Patent 0* ?9, i^iL: am -lady to a*ttac t6 ths but. *i of it- ^i'..ab<ri, i-j.T-tAfT: ia EaUa, sxata^tica* ill soDsiilas pat^t;, Ac. lai^locJart iant^i ;> -all sal gtz a copy cf th? Ccnaf.ictica s*:d By la*-j *r 1 a'.ics a_ij taforma tr>a wOl be giten reipacUai the Ua.oa. A:! letters ca In*. :>3 dust V? i.rest5d tc this o? Are, where atUutloa w? . i* ^5va- iiaaitiistely. A m-.lai shop Is in cos-ertka with the r-Clee where uio6b 3?n be made'"' crw?r at ths ehortaii aoC,e T. 0. CLAYTON, ar. 16 ?!t Pr??W?nt I. P. N. U. PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT. riMIE subscriber has alMays on b .nd a assort 1 nient of German and American PI ANOS, from ilie very U;si ni.iaufactureri*^ which he uff^rs for sale at lower prices' than can be purchased in the liistnct of Columbia, and ?-n Uk* iuimi accotuniodalin^ terms. All I'iaiww pwrctvascd trom uie are warrautcd to g.ve satislac IM. Uld Plan ts I tkrn in eicbaiv;e. B- KEIdl, Pm'i-Mor of Musie, G, bttw. Fourteenth and Piltet.nth sueets. cb S?3nt* ? 1 01.1). bll.Vfck, 8 I HEl. lc~|'LA I'El) S?PEC \JT TACLBjJ to suit ev?-ry age aud eTe, Riding ^pec-", R. R. Gla-eee, Eye' Pn>Ufctors, Eye Glasses of all descrip * Ihios, Reading G!a*?cs, Go^g.ea; u.c./ _ laratx'is. Perifocal, Concave, Convex, and Colored UlaMes pin in franc's at the sbort?->t notice. Persons in want of gUsse* may be sure to get those which benefit (he eye ar II. HEM KEN'S, No. 330 Pa- ivenu butw. 9t!iand l(Ha sts. jan 90 TjBNKHYN \ND IRON S4AMaLt-4 7 s?es X a Lsautifal ass -rtmsut if rht-Se , b -av aad do raala article , at theoora?rof Peacsrlvtuia avmu? aa l Tsath sUsst, over las WashingiUvia? a..k RALPil UAS21NA ?<rr 1*???*? A R N Y , No- 84 BrW^eCrul, Georgttown, 18 prepared to furnisli Balls, IhsMcxsJ^HoirEta WcoDtMOS, he., with ever>Uiiug i.i the Confec Uooary hue, in any part ol the District, at the short ??t notice, and uu the m?>t reasonable terms, jaa 1? if DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED (German Bitters, PREPARED BT DB. C. M. JACKSON, Phil ad'a., Pa., WILL IFrmCTtTALLT CUR* LIVF.it COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JACHMCB, Chronic or Xervous Debility, Diseases of tie Kidneys, and all disease* anting from a die erxlered Liver or Stomack. Such as Constipation, In war.) Tiles, Fullness, or KI'hkI to the Head, A-idity of the Stomach, Nau sea. He.irtburn; l>i-gust lor food, Fullness or weight in the .Stomach, Hour Eructations, 8iuk in? or Fluttering at (he Pi; of the Stomach, 8wim Ming of the Head, Hurr ed "vnd difficult Breathing, Plu tering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dimness ot Vision. Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Ilea I, Deficiency of Perspiration, Y?llmvn? s? of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest, Limb*, tic,, Sudden Flu-hes ol Il> ai Burning in i he Flesli, Const-mt linagtti in/s of Evil, and {treat depression of Saints. IsHE proprietor, in calling toe ntteiition of the puhli to thu preparation, dies so with a feel ing of the utmost confidence in its virtues and adap tation to the dise tses for which it is recommended It id no new and untried article, but oue that has i stoad the test of a ten years' trial bctore the Aineri can people, and its leput.ition and >ale is unrivalled b. any similar preparations extant. The tes-tim ?n> in its favor given by the mwi p-oninent ard v?eli Known Physicians a..d i.idtvidhals, in a.l parts oi ?he country is immense. The followi.ig from N?rtH Cai<lina is respe, tfuiiy sub itt o, reft rring any who m.?y still doubi, to my **Mcmorabilia." or Prac tical Receipt Book for Farmers and Fanrilie-, to be had gratis, of a I the Agents tor the German Bitters principal Office and Maeulactory, 1)10 Arcb st., i'hil-idelphia, t'a. TESTIMONY FROM NORTH TABOLINA. Certifuate of Dr. W. Smith, of Pine Hill, Rich mond County, JT. C. Pink Hili., March 4th, 1854. Dr. C. M. J acnox, Philadelphia?Dear Sir: I have been a subject of Dyspepsia, in its worst f rm, for tli" la?t five years. Such was my condition fa twelve months that the physicians and all who saw ine said 1 inu-t die. While in this condition, 1 was carried to the watering places in Virginia, Tennes see and North Carolina, but wai nat benefited by any water to which 1 was taken. While on my way home, I stopped a week at RutherforHon, a small village in North Carolina, t? try the effect of ?o<ue Chalybeate water in that place. About the last of the week, I want into a drug store to get some medicine for my child and myseif. There were several of the village physicians in the store, and nne of them seemed to take some interest in iny case and, ar'i? r asking me some questions, said he had l?een a dyspeptic, and had been gn-atly bene fitted by the Use of '? Dr. lloofl nd's German Bit ters," prepared by y u, ar.d lie insisted that I would t y the ltitt -rs He also called the next day at r-;y room, and ioaLted so much that I would try them that I asked b:ni to get me oue bottle. He did it, and I commenced taking it as directed, and I do say I was more benefitted by it than all the water and medicine 1 had ever taaen Alter reaching home one of my reighbors came to nir f jr a prescription and medicine, (he a dyspep tic,) anJ i gave him nearly all the Bitters I had left, which effected much good in Ins case He ha- often called on me for more of the same k nd of medi cine, saying he was wore benefitted by it than any other he had taken, but I have not been able to got any more for him or myself since; will yo:i, there fore, piease shin me a ilozen or more as soon as pos sible. Respectfully yours, VV. SMITH. D. R. HOOKER. Roger's Store, Wake Co., N C., October *24 1853, says:??* Having experienced very jjreat benefit from the use of " Hootland's Germ ui Bitters," in Chronic Dysentery and functional de rangement of the Liver, and its concomitant evils, I aui desirous of obtaining a quantity of it for (he benefit of my community. You will, therefore, please send a lot, fee. &c. CERTIFICATE OF VVM. J. ATWOOD. IIcntsvillb, Yadkix Co , N. C , Nov. 1st, 1853. 1>?. C. M. Jackson?Dear Sir: Allow me to ex press to you my sincere thanks for your discovery of a medicine which, to say the least of it, ha* ef fected a cure that all other ined:cities, ttu.t I have taken, have entirely failed to ??o. "Hooffand's Ger man Bitters" have cured me of ths most stubborn and aj^ravated case of the piles that, perhaps, ever fell t* the lot of man My case is not a nranger in U.is community, as I am well known in this and the urroi.rtding counties, and can truly sav that my re covery has aet-junded all my friends and relations, as I l.ad ttied everything reaoimiiended, and uotinng did me any go si until 1 was prevailed upon to try the Bitters. You art- it liber'y to Hake any use o. tills communication, for the benefit of tlie afflicted, ycu may tinuk proper. Truly yours. WM. J. ATWOOD. These Litters pre entirely re^rtalle, tUe> lnvigoiat* and strengthen tiie sy-tun, never prostrate it, ami can b: used for iufanL* as il a- adul s. Fer sile by respectable dealers everywhere, aim by Z. D- GlLMAN, Wa luugton; J. L. klDWELL Geor*eto.vn; and J. R. PIEKPONT, Alexandria, mar 1?ly T~ H. PHILLIPS' COAUH FACiORY, *7 T LuatL at, s?djeiatns lljJn-j's Lirery .-tab es to ih? incr??,eJ tr-de which a snuawnts r.ubii has b?-toweS ui on iae, i hav* been coca pe.l?i U< ueet? new and larger buiit'iag for tbf on of ilt b'uinosa. H?rs i shall bs en abled :o jxy.utd all crde-a entrusted t- o? wits ^-?!kC-r ttcUitte- aai Oiapatt^j, aiid I would r?8yect uky s<jiicit a continuaiico o: the publi.'s pat-tnsgr. CArri^^"* 4.n t Wsgcns, of thi most mod rn styie, oail. ct ".b# beat m^Uirjals, and waxrant^l to gir; satis tsciic-'a. pairs cl svsry lssctlplion punclua'ly at^cda to. u.'?, cLsa,, * s?coud-haE? Clarsn.'o C?rrieg?, u>jar>v os?r ? "JA - u SPLENDID RAFFLE. a\T ILL ^e Raffled fcr as sikhi as the requisite \\ number of Chances have been taken, the fol lowing ?pleiul J and costly articles, viz : 1st Pr.ic. One splendid gold l'a,?er Weiglit. containing an Automaion Hinging Bird und ed&y Chronometer, mo-.t beautifully decorated tuid adoraed witli enamelled P.iinUngs ^il,60U 2d Prize. Oue Lady's Gold Watch, richly set with Diamonds and Painting on Enamel... i'.O 3d Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set with Diamonds, and Painting on E lamel.. I:i0 4tii Prize. One Gems Full Jeweled Patent Li ver (with Cotupens-itor) goll Hunting Watch 10' Uii Prize. Lady's Go d Iluntiag Watch, splen didly chafed ???? bU I'otal value - jf2,UU0 There will be Two Hundred Chances, at Tea Dollars each. The ruffle will take place at Hilbus & Hits' Mu sic Depot, Star Buildings, coruer Pa. aveuue and Uth ttreel, where Tickets can be procured and the articles are nu exhibition. Persons desirous of possessing some of the mo.-1 superb articles of workmanship ever exhibited, have now an opportuuity offered them of obtaining such a. an extremely low price. Call and examine for yourselves at the Music Du pot of HILBUS &. 1IITZ, Star Buildings, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 6 p. m. feb 7 ? tf } PROPOSALS FOaOiL FOE LIOST-HOUSii TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrioit Light Hou.sk Board, March 10 lt&5. , SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until 1 o'el?>ck, p. iu . on Monday, the 26jh day of Msreh instant, 1?55, for ^pplyui* ih light-houst tstiblishinent witu five thou.-and (5,COO; gallons best quality spring strained tperni < il, in strong. :mall, iron-bound casus, in prime order, tree from leakage, containing from thirty to forty gallons each, and not exceeding an average of tbiity fivo gallon each, to be delivered on board of a ship at the ciiy of New York within teu day < after wri ten eotice 10 the contractor shall have been received by him, free of charge, other than the contract price, U) the United States The oil contracted for unJer the foregoing propo sals to be subjected to the u-usl tests t?f specific gravity, tenperature ot which il will remain limpid, by burning antl such other means ns may be thought proper by the person or peraons to whom thai duty may he assigned by the Light-House Board, before it wul be accepted. All tests and inspections to be made p iorto the tran*|<ortation of the oil from the contractor s war- hou-e or i?ther place of deposite. Tne oil to remain limpid at a temperature of 4) degrees of tfalireuheit or lower. All bids must be staled and et.Jorsed " Prop-wals for Oil for Light houses," and then placed m an . *?.nvelope and directed 10 the Secretary ol the Liglii-llou* Bt ard, Waahingtoii, D. C. I he board, under the authority of tee department, fc*/J ?1lh" nfht to re.ect ainy bid, though it may oe tn? lowest, from other considerations than its amount. Ey order of the Light-Aou-e Board: 11 THORNTON A. JENKINS, mar U?eotSSmar Secretary. _ C. WARRIMKR, WATCHMAKER, NO. 930 PA. AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, , . Washington, d. c. feb 14?dtVoH* Or I?iEA V l?DUCKnK?n. 'INFIELD, BROTHER fc CO . ? _ 5149 Baltimore street, Baltimore, M l , UHer to buyer-. previous io t.iki.is their annual t,c conrr ot -stock, alArgt> ni.ick of r?'cent:y Kiiporied *w*K -urh u WATCHES. JE.VELllY, SILVER VyA<ii,, *llhat i a id Putted Goods, Clocks, Bronzes, **??*?? China, ,tc , AT PRI ? ^8U.rr T"B T'MES, UITHOUT RE GARD TO COST. jan 31?tr COMMISSIONER OP DEEDS FOR New York, TVxm, California, ?ew ^,tVT' L^uUiaaa, Missouri, P-nitfylvani*, Alabama, Krutaeky, 0"f' rgia. Michigan, jf?** ? Wisconsin, Ohio, anJ Minns?ota, Plorida, other Stater. OEOKGK 0 TH0HA8, ATTOHNEY FOK CLAIMS, AND NOT A It Y PUBLIC, Wmtkington P/oc*. n*ar QdJ-Frl/ows1 Hull SBvKiCTlI 9TRKKT, Wwanc.wx Ti.'O. -O* TO I, ?. 11. DAVTDit*, Attarw*? and ComM?oIlor-at-l.aw. i!TO VQMMlSXyjNER OF DEEDS i'OR TK3 6TATS9 0* t.'?? York M?in. fentusky, New Jen?y Tlilr.cia U>*lsiaca, ip| C.nnectWt \f???arhaa^tta Sfarylind '""n nsylvaata flerid* TanneRoea Alabama Iowa Geor^a California trkaaaaa 8. C'iL'jna Aa- j* Conveyancing In all its branches promptly aai *C:srately eyeeuted. * OC'.a^ Louisiana avenue, opp. Fifth etreet. fxrt 18?d'y R. n. GILLET, Ko?n??<l?r a t I.r vr i Ofi^e and residence in Franktla Ko?r, comer o? K ?n<J Tliirtffath strewt ?nt ??& W:j. M. MCKHICK, Attorn ty at L ? w( HO. 38 tOr.SIA.XA AV5.XUK. Will rrs-'tiee in the Supre-ne >art f,f the United *t.atr? %nd the Courts of the D.etrict of Columbia <1?- 24 ??nt f BAKKINQ HOUSE OF PAIHO & SOUESK billed States Treasury. ONDS, Stocks and otlior aecur.u.:s iurchased and sold. Interest at the rate or gii p. r -cut p? r annum al Iowhii on depoMts when left for :W days or Ir.mer jan 24?fun * S. OWEN. S W. OWEN. L>- OWKN &, >0!V, MTAIi Y A ISO IS'A VA L merchant tailors, PENNSYLVANIA AVENl'B, Between Fourteenth an I Fiitfntli straits. WASHINGTON CITY, I) C. Vf Naval and Military Uniforms executed in the neatest atylc. mar '2 ? eolni GAB I NET MAKER A UNDSRT ARELK. rilB uniers <o^l would r?*p*ctful'v~?Rfera? his . f'tBu'i so i j-dnt?ne?j. ai-d t?i# p(jl<jiv; :'?r#mi|y h*i ct gt"J continues tr axwnt? nIi ia his ;ias of basinets In tha bast sinner and at iLe ahort rotiTo. neatly and proapUy "iwatil. * t'A tUALO attended to at ?? a? ihortert n.-tis?, ani in tha bail *VnJES5T.^ ??ann?r. ntterved in the mutptrfcci *???? vr, <- run t'.< + r men * rather. 5;,v ^ ferore, he w?-jld reepectfelly OU3 6al will eadeav^r ,o xerit a ocntlnoance cI **?uas- ANTHONY BUCHLY. Pa. hve., s. between Cth and 10th eta. u^i'iecoecMr.Mar a?'e. V <ti*t, third ^?b! ol "th fltraet. ia?r 17 lj Privata Medical Treaties en tiis PlITMOLOaiCAL VfKW Of MARKI4GE, SI. It. L.A Crtoi*. Bl. r>? ^iJ5.1AT, .V Y. ?0 Pttg!?3 aui 130 n?? P!u:n ad CoL-tred I itho gra?h.i &nJ ?!kU-a. ft?* Price o?iiy 85 C?ut? -jj CF*tcnt ?>.e- c: to -1! p?rv th? Uniur.-?a OlfEAPK-Tv. hcon EVER PUk'jIellfcl-, ?nd ccn'ainiHg U'-Bi y d ui? e ti.e <j*:?ntity of r?? ?>r.i m?.\ Vr i?i iL?t cf the i IfXK C hLS Td 0^ UOLLAll p'-SLicvrioxn. Tt+i?kt?rn the l'i?Yi"TOT,a. , (i i OF M.AJlRIAQi;, und the s*- -tet i ? drraltieeard disorder i of yoatn and niatarity, rt i suiting fir-n mws, w'hioh | d?s:roy the physical endn^n tni powers, with oheerTntiouu ? s?3 doti?d and o.S'iUfclitirations, ?nd -ae ji-s; vi L litkograph*, Pdostrating the ' a>.d ph yaiolrijy, arU uidM^ae of the rrj r< - ermine oi both ir?z s, tht'r stracta;a usee ? ^ :?nc . ,tj. A pof?a<ar and comjjreatndi7e traa ? r--i ch^ dutiaa *n1 mav" ?t t siojic. Knd rar.r ;i.'it?w.ippy aid 'ru.t: . !? tao^Ia if ;x oaring ttfai - infel'fitore cr.es?11 ei, JbTixcicn hisd reaLorel?'.r.^orUnt hi/.td u? th-^ ?nt*iap<?tinjj aatridrjay tvdt will over^on:* ob )??Uou3 to it; uoaj bo*ftv<,r. fchouid take this fre i?oitact s ep ??*hont Crst cousuitir.j; its pages? ^DiUdnuriifl (j.t tvC At<i it:cJ? tnHtjjofit M feca?l<3 fro?_ ?&;*?';,/ to oi l aetch cr.w gr??h ?caily lliu^ttauab" L.^utiful ltrhogiaj hie p&tes? cerroae debility. Its cauura ar.d c iw?,'h7 a proceu ?tocee K>?imple, if* and eHee' uai that tauureic lu'poa.-iL-e?rulfs fee didly i^--aig'*iect?an ess>?j on gp-Ti^torrhxa villi i-.-acticul cnerrvatio.iii on a uf.ir, kLd more sncceasfa' node of fr*atai?2t r.re Mutfcnary hluts ct t>.r i!=* TM.alLir.^ frora eaipiri prac *30?an k lv on ul! ?Jlseacts a:i^iag ticio indleu?uon, vith pUin simpla rukd by vhicL ?11 ^tia^us ciu cui? ta^ii'er i,?sj without mercury reined!** for those stif ir-lliitad tuueriaa knd dinap po.ulc^ ?-??? *J eo ui*ii.r;i.satt'ljr ^r?)Ta!eiit in the fou^'. It :i a truUfc! ti?l tr to the marrftd tad '.iiLWJCcaUzfplatii^ Tn.ir\:^j . Ita jcr^l ij far at jiurly lecC'rosiriid"d to iira.'OBfi tuloilaining e> nrt J< utit* of tb-ir ccnditl >n. 9nd who are *-n*i^us ox barium L.-vtoru^d uio Lealtli, hirpinesi. | ird privi.fcjje? to \iiii-u o?ery Lmn?u Uia^'is ec titled te. a Prioi 2icei.U ver copcr co( ua f?.- or.o dol iar. ili.llad lice o! rcoui^a U> aay r ixt c:" iv.o Uui edSiaieu. I N. U.?Thrao who prefer may eonralt I v I.a Orou ap? n any of ihodiwuses upen which Lit hoc j treats | either .ers^naily or by m-H. tledleiae rent to any part ot the Uoioa accoxding to ulroctioi.e, aaf?i> j packed and carefully g?car*d f/Oii ail oK"-;vaivn. Address Dr. M. lj. I.' GdOtJ^, 2%1.o SI Laue | ;r fcit OCloe Box HQ, Albany N. Y. 4^- oClca open Uiily frcu ^ * Ci to 3 p ti, ai.d ot I l^niay fiom .1 until 5 p as. &J- Oiico (l??&ovatl from No tr. EowVer ct [->31 Uaidaa Ltut, Albany, N. Y. dec 7 GiiATIS ! JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVELY IN MEDICINE! A FEW words on thr Rational Treatment, with* . out Median?, of Spermatorrhea, or Local Wiakiiesa, Nervous Debili ty, L"w Sjiirits, Lassitude, Wealt n^ss i>i tlie Limbs and Back, Indispo sition and Incapacity for Study and Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, nveraioa u? Society, Love of Solitude. Timidity, Srlf Dutiust, Dizziness. Head Ache, Involuntary Ducharjm, Pain in tlif Side, Affection of Ui Eyes, Pimplea on the Face, Sexual and other infirmities in man. PROM THE FRENCH OF DR B- DE LANEY. The important fact that these alarmiiigcouuilainte may ??a#iiy be removed without Medicine is, in this *niall tract, clt-orly demonstrated; and the entirely uew and highly successful treatment, as adopted by the author, fully explained, by means of wbich ev ery one is enabled to cure himself portectly, nnd at th<f least possible co<t, avoiding thereby all the ad vrrtk-ed nostrums of the day. ft?:nt to any addrcas, gratis, and post free in a scaled envelope, by remitting ((met paid) two post age stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEY, No. 17 Lispaoarri atn-et, New York. jan 17-!-3m MMArHKMATiCAL I98TBUME17T8. G. ANDSIHOV has received a large and complete assortment of Mathematical Instro menta and Drawing Materia a of superior quality The Math-catleaJ Inacrumenta are ehiefly ot SwIh miauficaory in '^aepa, as well aa la aeparate plapea; Water,colore and <?1 oolora Drawine i-aaers ery qnailty. ^ 1 ^ " Al ?, Siudiealn Drawing an1 Painting. <??> 22?tf A 7 ft Pwsn. avenue. PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for March. FRANCK. TAYLOR. let 9ft?IT Treascry Pepart.icn r, March 5,1&;5. Notice it* hereby given to the hmdersof stock of lie United States detente] in ihe M lowirp notice of 3d January last, that for the pur pom: of completing tire purchase of the amount therein named, this departaent will coutimis to ptirchise, upon the terms of said notice, to the e.v tent of the residue ofthe mm p?o| os^d not y< i ?<b lained- say $ 1,158,583 05, It eatd ;-tock? ate I and received here prior to the first t.'ay of June next; The astry Department, January 3, 1*55. Notice is hereby given to the hidden ol til - fol lowing described stocks of the United Mates, that this department is prepared i> pur rinse, at any tnuc between the date hereof and the 1st 'lay of Mir.h next, portions ol tliose stocks, amounting the ag gr^gaf to $1,900,000, in tin manner and on the te ins hereinatter mentioned, to wit: In case of any contingent competition, within the amount stated, preference will Ik; g v? n in ihe order of ttm*? in which said stork?? may be offered. Th? certificates, du y assigned to the United State* by the patties who arc to reevi vc the amount tucrcof, must b? transn itted to this department; upon tin receipt wiu reof, a price will be paid compounded ol the following particulars: 1. The par value, or ai iount specified in cach cer tificate. 2. A premium on the stock ol th?: loan authoiiz ?! fcy the set ol July, 1846, redeemable November 12. 1H56 ol 2|f |>er cent.; <?n the stock of tli?* loan au thorized by the act of 1842, redeemable :<lst Decern her, >F62, of 10 per cent.; on the siool. of the loan. aiiihorized by the acts of 1847 and 1818. a d redeem able, the former on th 31?t December, 1867, and the latter on Ihe 20th June, ll?68, of 10 per cent; and on the stock of ihe loan authorized hv the act of 1850, and redeemable on the 31st of December. 1864, (commonly called the Texan indcinni:y,) 0 per Ci nt. 3. In'erest f?n the par of each c rtifieat ? from the 1st of Ja'.iuiry, 1 ".V?, in ihe date of .eceipt and set tlcment at the Treasury, with the allowance (i??r the money to reach the owner) of one day's iutere?t in addition Payment for said stock.- will be made in draft ; of the Treasurer of the Uni'ed State*., on the a^Mst-iiil treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as the parlies may direct. But to certificate will be entitled to the benefit ot this notice which shall not be actually received a! the Treasury on or before the said Nr day "f March next. JAME3 GimiRIR. mar 6?dtJuncl Feere ary ol ti e Treasury. PALMER'S PATENT~LEG~ This auerican in vkn*i ion stands unrivalled both in thincountiy and in Europe. It is worn by l,000p< rsons, and with most astonishing success. I t competitiou with 30 other subsiiiuies of the best Irench, Eng!ish, and Gene in manufacture,it received the award ?f i!i? o?eat medal at the Woat.o'a Exutsi tion lit London. as the liest a: Official limb known. In ?his country it has been thirty limes exhibited, in c?>tri|WMiti ?i with all others, at ihe annual Fairs in the principal cities,and has,incveryiii!>riT;ce, received the award of the highest or f,r.-t premium. And as a crowning honor, lif tiic unanimous approval of an interna tional council, the " First Premium" - only Silver Medal given for Limbs?was aw.trued the inventor, at the New Vork Crvstal Palace. Pamphlets giving foil int.>niiHii?n, sent gratis to every applicant. It. FRANK PALMER, 373 Cht.-nul stre-t, PhiloMphh. feb 28-3m MORE ABOUT LOCKS. JO*E*' ROTATING PERM UT ATI ?N PI,ATE LOCK, now v^iiiirtily called ihe iV<tKM?'S FAIR LOCK, liitkout f ry or kc-i hole. is the Loth thai seeur-d the outer-doors of tie Herring Site ihm eo;.tai!ied $1,000 at the Worl l'? 1 nr. London, I85t, it being ne> ?s-a>y to imlocit this h :'ote other lock in the. safe eonht lie u til's-ked. All parti- interested arc referred to the tot lowing notice : TIIE WORLD'S F.MR LOCK. NOTICE. I have this day s??td to NLs-i-. STEAPNS it MARVIN, Manufacturer* of WILDER'S I'atent Salamander SAFE:*, N.-w Yoik, the Fat; .it nglii ?,t my ROTATING PERMUTATION PLATE LOCK, Coiotnonlv calie-1 "JONES' ANTI GUNPOWDER L? CK," . r, -THE WORLD'S FAIR l.OrlC " The latter title was acrptired in consequence of Ibis Lock being placed in a Sale at the World's Fair, with $1,000 in the Safe, to be the icv.a;d ol any person who could open ;be door. The gold remniiied therein for a period of lorlt five days, whilst thr visitors got tired of turong tin dif Is, with rticli poor prvpe.-t f>; -ucc? ss, the num ber of changes being tJ4,30U 000. Rinkers, Jewelers, aud Meichants wh)drsi;e i ? luve the<? I<o? ks upon th' tr doors, can have ttvri by applytnx to Stearns a. Marvin, X->. 116 Water street, who have the riclusive mht to ntainii.it t>uc siid Locks i.i the United States. MLNRY C. JONI >:. Newark, N. J., Janu iry .o;ii lr.'.X STEARNS \ MARVIN. Sccjf.i<eres to l.icn t Co , ii4 Li. I tti Water st., %. Y., TilE ONLY MAK PS OF SALAMANDER SAFES, coiabiuinj iLDER'S and RICH PAT EM S. *?. n. HOWKLL, Agent, ? ??ar I - lm Georgetown, D. C*. TIIE LATE MR. MBAUE S PICTURED ritO RE RAFFLED FOR IN 200 ClIAN'JLd X AT fad EACH. PKIZE BO. 1 "fit. Thomas of ViR.mucva, givin,; Alms to the Poor," a copy of Murillo, by one of .\i. puj-il.^ a. <i touched by that great artist?saiJ to 1 ? iptal to lie origii.al, co^t ?4,000. rnzz 2. " Thp adoration of the V\ i -<r Mc.i of lite East," .> genu.lie Murtllo; cost $3,000.. ratzE 3. " Head of our Saviour," by Corrcgg?.>; co4 $1.000. prize 4. " IIe;'d of the Blessed Virgin," by Carreggio; cost $1,000. Mr. S. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive fuli?cri(;:ions in litis ciiv, of whom uokets may oe obtained, or of Mcssrs. 'l'AYLOR fit MAURY. All money received on account of the Raffle will be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes pUce, which will bo duly announced. From t!u National ItileUi^encer. Articles similar to the anuext d we have observed in several disttnt papers, contained in their Wash ington correspondence. We arc glad to sec that a member of the family is willing to dispose ol a part of the rare collection of the lute Richard VV. Meade, who, uuriug his long residence m ^paiu, had oppor tunnies, which his opulence enabled hiu: to indulge, for selecting many of the finest paintings in Spain ? that treasure-house of pictorial ri-^its. The dis^ turbed ttate of the country at tin tunc, moreover, iuad? it favorable for obtaining many gems of art which would otherwise never have been purchasa ble. From the. Boston Chronicle. Chep D'cavREE op Art.?Several <.hn <P?<rerc? ofMuritlo, Correggio, ami other m ist r.-, which were brought from Spain during revolutionary times l?y the late R. W Meade, have elicited the admiration of connoisseurs during the past week in tin- Rotundo of the Capitol. They are to he ditporcd ?t for the benefit of a daughter of Mr. Meade, rcsi.hug in V w York, after an opportunity has been giv<ii to the public for an examination. ~ tch 6- tf A VER SILVER W ARE. ERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets, 1'itchers. Gohlcts, Cup', Creams, and all kinds ol Spoons anil Forks, and a variety of Fancy Silver ware, suitable for presents, viz: Poup and Oyster Ladles, Crumb Scrapers, fi?h, pie and cake Knivrr, Cream and Sugar Spoons, etc., is oacrcd at low |*i ces, and warranted sterling. 11. SEUKEN, No. 330 Pa. avenui, bet. 9tli cn-.l lOUi sis. ian 1? 11' PANCf GOODS, rKBi DilJSKY, 4c "UTCI1INSON fit MUNRO, art now opening?t ? the r store, No. 310 Pa. avenue, a splcndi l assortment of GOODS, in the above hue, vintme rating tu part its follows, viz: fine dui.bas, Dn s?ii.g Cases, Po-te Monnaies, Card Ca?es, J -wrll Ho\e., Shells, Shell Boxes, Jet Ornaments. Lubins', Fiver's and other choice Extracts. Pomaijes, ?upern r Bay Water. Cou>bs and Hru hes hi gr at van-ty, and 'u short everything to be usually t< u?d hi a first clai-s Fancy Sto>e, and they cordially invite th.ir friends and tiie public to give thein a call. Their Store is the first door w.-st of Messrs. Har per Sl Co."s, between Ninth and Tenth sts. mar 2?tf PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. 1 R.FREDERICK PROSPER I ??. leave loin form his friend* and lornie; patrons that this baud has b^n fully reorganized ruid is now unde his illRciion^uri be i? fjlly prepared w th a band of the most wPrntic Musicians in tu< cilv, to l>ir nisii music for Balls, Parties, Parades, Pic Nics, Ex curslons, trn , at the shortest notice prssihle, bv np piving to FREDERICK FROSPEUI, Leader.CMA8. PftoSPERI, Conductor; IHLBL'S Si HITZ'S Mu sic Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL'8, opposite the Garrison, Garrisou sliseL Navy Yard, feb ly-ito* M KVEXING STAR. I From i lie Pittsburg I'.wi, March 12 J IXClttXERT IN PITlSBUEG On Saturday morning.II <n. Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky, late Speaker of the House, arrived in our city in the one o'clock, a. m. train, on his way home, lit: was ac companied by his family and a negro woman who acted as nurse to his chil dren. The fact that thin latter person was a slave, became quickly known to the colored servants of the hotel?the St. ChBrles?at which the party stopped, on their way to the steamboat in which they designed taking passage to Louisville, and while they were at breakfast a large party surrounded them, avowing their intention of carrying oft the woman: hut a number of persons interfering, they were compelled to leave the room with out effecting their purpose. Mr. Boyd, in order not to create any difficulty, thru determined to go immediately on board ihe steamboat, although it had been his intention to remain several days in the city. On their way to the river, they were followed by a crowd of exasperated ne groes, who pressed closely upon the par ty, and made several futile attempts to effect a rescue. Arrived at the steamer? the Pennsylvania?the crowd made a combined effort to rush on board and se cure their prey, which no doubt they would have accomplished, had not one of the officers of the b&at?Captain Klein feltcr, we believe?stood upon the gang way with a revolver ih his hand, and threatened to shoot the first negro who passed over. This determined conduct intimidated the mob, and Mr. Boyd's party were all safely 4 housed'' in the ladies' cabin. The boat remained at tl e wharf until her usual time of starting without any other molestation being of fered. Our city is destined to become famous ?or at least notorious. Two slave riots within as many days in getting ahead tolerably fast. The negroes, through their secret oath-bound society, appear determined to bid defiance to all author ity, and usurp the right to carry off any of their Allow bc?ngs they choose, with out consulting whether it is agreeable to the parties interested or not. Twice have they abducted free negroes, and in this case forcibly attempted to run oil' with a person who repeatedly exptcssed her pr** fcrcnco to be left with her master aud mistress. If this procedure is to be al lowed, it will not be safe for a coloreei person to travel through here, unless hi is furnished with a certificate from one of the Directors of ihe U. G. Kailroad ? such as was given the other da}T, by Dr. M. R. Dclany, to the blaymaker wo man?slating that she has privilege to travel. Tub Extent of Textile Fabrics.? The vegetable world furnishes the roost of our clothing. The annual produce of thread is in its lineal extent almost in conceivable. One billion four hundred and eighty-one millions of poundw were worked up into it in 1832. At the Lon don exhibition one manufacturer fi nished samples of one pound of cotton spua into 1>00 hanks of 840 yards each, making nearly 430 miles. Another linn exhibited 4.200 hanks of the same cum ber of yaids each, making 2,000 miles from a single pound of cotton! If we therefore multiply the above amoun*. only by 430. the leugth of thread that a Lin gle crop of cotton could make, it would be over iix hundred billions of miles, e r sufficient for a web of stout calico, a yard wide, and containing 85 threads to the inch, that would be more than enough to reach from us to the sun. And yet all this is fioui cotton al ne. Hemp and flax in some measure rival it; and of it were raised in the United States in 1850, not less than 1,^0,000,000 of pounds. But a few years would be re quired for our looms to fulfil an order for double beltiug sufficiently Iong to con nect the sun with each of the planets, in the way motion is communicated from the large drum of a factory to a number of smaller ones. We inclose our bodies in artificial cocoons In winter a lady is en wrapped in a hundred miles of thread; she throws over her shoulders from thir ty to fifty in a shawl. A gentleman winds between three aud four miles around his neck, and uses four more in a pocket handkerchief. At night he throws off his clothing and buries him self like a larva, in four or five hundred miles cf convolved lilamcnts.?[ The World a Workshop. Jokes ok toe Carnival.?A letter from Paris under date of February 11th, says that as the end of the Carnival draws nigh, its lively attractions become of the festival had given rise to all sorts ofoutcf the way diversions. Of course people of a facetious spirit and fond of practical jokes, hadeaperiy availed them selves of the occasion to give vent to their roguish inspirations, and thus to amuse themselves al the expense of every body else. The faubourg St. Germainc has been the sceae of a poor joke of this sort, vt liich made no less than three hundred dupes, and caused its author or originators the trouble of writing an equal number of invitations, addres.ced to the higher or ders of society, begging them to honor il. le Marquis and Madame la Marquise d'A. by being present and assisting at a ball to bj given by them at their hotel; though, alas, there was no ball, but only a mystification. The Marquis and Mar chioness had invited nobody, and passed the evening elsewhere. Alt were taken in. At ten o'clock a double file of car riages majestically drew up, and the ar itv&ls received the compliment of condo lence from tho door keeper, who made known to them that they had been im posed upon. The disappointment, bad humor, anl chagrin oi aU parties may be imagined. more and more The privileges Dames and cavaliers, all in full dress, and fall of confidence in Lh? pleasure which was promised them, all to be thus victimized bj some nameless rascal?it was quite unendurable. And worst ef all, the joke was a double wrong?detec table in itself, it had not even the merit of novelty. It had often been tried, and will still, no djubt, cause attempts at repetition. ADULTERATED TEA A London pape.\ giving an account of the minner in which tea is adulterated after its importation, furnishes the fol lowing information of ihe manner in which the trade is carried on in China: " 1 he dishonest? of adulterating tea is not, howev< r, confined to this country. It often unde: goes a strange process of transmutation before it reaches the hsnds of the English dealer. The Chinese are not at all behind us in practices of dis honesty, and the genuine and fraudulent tea trades flourish in China with almost equal vigor. The people of that coun try have long enjojed an unenviable pre eminence for thtir success in ingenious deceptions. Recent travelers have con firmed the well-known testimony of Sir rancis Davis, in reference to the exten sive exportation of adulterated by the natives, lie speak* of a regular manufactory lor the production of spu rious green Uas, which, with the most daring effrontery, has been erected ex ctl> opposite the European factories at Canton, on the other side of the nver. lie naturally found Fome difficulty .n procuring admission within its prtcincts, but his object was at length effected through the influence of a llong Kong merchant, and the scene is thus de scribed : " In the first placc, large quantities of black tea, which had been damaged bv the floods of the previous autumn, were seen drying in baskets, placed over hot pans of charcoal. The dried leaves were than transferred in portions of a few pounds each, to a Dumber of ca*t iron pans, wh.ch are placed over furnaces. bey were next stirred rapidly round with the hand by a workmai, who had previously added a small quantity of tur meric. which imparted a yellowish tinge to the mixture. In order to convert this into a green hue, the color ao much de ired, some lumpr of prussian blue and gypsuin were added in such pioportiona as reduCj-d the dark blue to a light shade, of winch a small teaspoonful was added to the yellowish leaves. These were then stirred before the tire until the tea had taken the 4 fine bloom' color of hy son, with very much the same scent, i he transformed leaves were then picked, sifted, chopped small, and supplied to the merchants as cxcelleut young hyson." ParER Makiku.?The following facte connected with the business of paper ma king are d' rived from the 44 Tear Book of Facts for 1855": 44 There are in the United States 750 paper nulls in actual operation, having 3O00 engines, and producing in the year -70,000,000 pouuds of paper, which is worth at 10 cents per pound 827,000,000. lo produce this quantity of paper 405, 000,000 pounds of rags are required, 14 poundi of rags being necessary to make I pound of paper. The value of ihe^e r?>gs I cents per pound, is $16,200 000. 1 he cost of labor is 1J cents upon each pound cf paper manufactured, and is, then fore, $3,375,000. The cost of paptr aud rigs united is $1'J 575,000. The cost of manufacturing aside from labor an J rags, is $4 050,000, which makes the total cost $23,625,000, of manufac turing paper werth $27,000 000. We import rags for this manufacture from 26 different countries, and the amount in 1853 was 25,766 pounds, worth $982 837. Italy is the greatest source of supply, be ing more than one fifty of the whole amount, but the supply has been grad ually falling off every year. From Eng land we iciported 2,606,005 pounds in 1851. The cost of imported rags has been as fullows: ?1850, 3 61-100 cents; 1851, 3 46 000; 1852. 3 43-100 cents; 1853, 2 46-000 cents. Ihe consump tion of paper in the United States is equal to that of England and France to gether. Tied Down at IJoxe.?A friend of ours, living not far from Pontise, was one day importuned by his wile to take her to a riae. The gentleman being a man cf business, pleaded his engagements, when the wife replied with the old story, that she must be "tied down at home." The husband replied that if any person would furnish him with clothing to wear and enough to cat and drink, he would be willing to be tied down at home. A few days afler, the gentleman came home earlier than utual, and being fa tigued, lay dow on the sofa and fell into a sound sleep, llis wife took cords and slyly tied his hands together, served hia feet in the same way, and made him fast to the sofa. She then seta table with all that the house afforded, and placed an extra suit within his reach. This dene, she started to pay a friend a visit. Upon her returning late in the evening, she found her subject of domestic discipline in the same position, exoept be was wit's awake and very mad. 44 W hat on earth does all this mean?" said he, "Nothing,'' quietly remarked his wife, "except the consummation of your earth ly wishes?enough to eat, drink and wear, and to be tied down at home.'' They were seen out riding the next <ky- % (TT** Two little girls of my acquain tance, who rejoiccd in ply houses and rag babies, bee *me dissatisfied when they found the babies' faces, so easily soiled, could not be washed. Those were not the kind of babies, eurely ; and the both knelt down together, while the elder one devoutly prayed, over and over again: I 44 Lord! O Lord! give me a baby ! L jrd, pleas* to give me a baby?a mag [ baby r