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Warrington Branch Railroad,
@ Is z5

TTNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
l. Leave daily, except Sunday, at and 8 a. m,
3H and p. m.
On sunday at a. NJ, and s p. m.
The Train at p. m. Is Express, and stops only al
Annapolis Junction and Relay; the Others al all way
stations.
Trains at a. IN. and 3X p. m, connect with An
napOlis.
1ralRs ut b Il. m. and p. m, connect West.
Trains at 6 and a. M and D. IN, connect East
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 25
DO do do and return | 20
DO - Annapolis - -
Do do do and return | so
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro-
cured at the Ciiice, and good for the day upon
which they axe issued. T. IL. PARSONS,
jy l6-u Agent.
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Canal Restaurant.

Murkc! street, near the CGH0i, Georgetown,
WIN. II. THICKER, PROPRIETOR,
~ ~ Offers To the public every delicacy Of
IN 10 1.-THE season, as Hard and Soft CRAES,
Nxsks/ Devilled Crabs, CLANS, FRESH and
Spiced OYSTERS, TURTLE SOUP,
CLAM SOUP, SPRING CHICKENS, SQUADS.
HAM and EGGS, &c, sc. His BAR is supplied with
the best LIQUORS ard wines this market affords
Superior HAVANA SEGARS. &c.
Prices to suit the times.
O. Families can be supplied by sending their or
dcrS Is above.
Georgetown. ID. c.. June 22-3m
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SOMETHING NEW-L.7AMOND 7,b s,,ee,
y doors below E, has received a supply OF India
Rubber Dressing Combs, superior article and war
ranted not TO warp or split. aug 27-eo3t
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Department Of the Interior.

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Sep. |, 1853. (
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
twelve O'Clock, m, Oh the ith day OF the pres
ent month, for furnishing the following articles of
Indian goods, viz:
80 pair 3 point white l. cold Mackn.c blankets
900 do * point do do do
100 do * do do do 10
100 yards fancy list blue cloth
,oo0 do gray do
800 do saved list, scarlet cloth
500 do do blue
100 lbs. wOrSled yarn, 3 fold
10 dozen ga wool .hawis
10 do 81 cotton do
10 do Ga do do
10 do A do do
300 lbs. linen thread
p dozen cotton handkerchiefs
l. 900 yards C, ico
1000 do wOOllen plads
~ gross worsted gathering
5000 yards blue drills
1000 dc checks, stripes, and pIaiis
1000 do bed ticking
1000 do brown shvctIugs
5000 do brown shirngs
900 do fann"ls
400 flannel shirts
800 calico shirts
500 pounds giiling twine
% do sturgeon Irvine
50 do cstton mafre
80 dozen Indian knives
300 pounds Indian beads
The goods must all be of the best quality. and
must be ready for delivery in New York immediate
ly to tie agent appointed To inspect and receive
thein. me bids must conform to this ADVERTISE
nlent, by specifying the quantities proposed In be
furnished and must distinctly stale the rate ami the
aggregate amount for each article. Bids defective.
IN these particulars, or unaccompaned by IA salts
factory guarantee for the performance of the con-
tract VIM not be considered The person or persons
whose bids shall be- accepted will BIZ required imme
aiatfiy thereupon 10 enter into Il contract for tbe
due iuinment of the bid, with satisfactory sure,ies
LOT me iaithlu' performance Of the same.
Inc department reserves the right To Increase or
dlii,ihish the quantity Of any of the articles named
anu 10 award the contract To the party ul,oS, bid
Shal De deemed most advantageous 10 the Indians
aia the government, and 10 rcvci any or all of the
p'as. CHARLES E. MIX
wv E-utlflh Acting COmrni> sinnrr
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NOR THE CHILDREN.-At L.aMMOND,S. 9TH
Il street, I'd door below E. can be found, Grace
Hoops, Jumping Ropes, Wheebanows. CRYING Dolls.
Toy Bsdsteads, DOIls' Chairs, Cradles and Sofas
Coral Beads, Gum Rattles, &C. aug 27-eo3t
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Building Lots for SaIa

k'ok SALE-A variety of CITY BUILDING
LOTS for sale i'll various parts of tn, Cir
PrccS moderate and liberal credit will he riyrp. Al
90, VIII eect insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE & WEIR
aug 2-d3ln Penn. ave. bet. AZ and 9th SIS
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FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS.

WE HAVE this day received an invoice of Harm
W sons celebrated PERFUMERY, consisting
et Extracts for the Handkerchief; flavorng extracts:
Cologne; Hair oil; Poma,um; Toilet Powder SOAPS
&c, &c. Also, in receipt OF an excellent variety of
Travelling, Work, Card, and other kinds of BAS-
kETS, At the cheap Stationery. Music, and Fancy
Store Of mo F. ELLIS
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
alln d
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Written for the Evening Star.]
THE ORPHANS OF NEW ORLEANS.
BY B. sTILLMAs BALcu.

II is generally known that the prevailing epjdem
has left a large number OF orphans in that doomed
". An estimable gentleman, a director in one OF
lie lnfi1larles, writing to a friend when spea king
Il visit 10 the Asylum provided for these defence
IS children, observes: ~ could stand the hospital
nd lis service, but when cast ny eve upon these
creaved lnnocents, heard their searching cries for
lost mother, and witnessed the gloom and anguish
men pefvaded their countcnances, my heart was
ldeed agtated, and wrung with melancholy at so
empowering spectacle
He saw the children of the dead.
The victims of a whitening scourge;
Beheld those infants lone, with dread
And anguish did his bosom urge.
For there was written on each brow,
Death, desolation.-and deep woe
Had placed her scathing fingers
That her sad marks did plainly show.
And the bleak world looked dark and drear,
And love seemd flown and hope departed
And gloom herself seem'd lowering near,
Der infants pale and broken hearted.
For them, full soon had earth unstored
Her garnered ills in one broad shower;
Bereft of all, with strangers moOred,
And soIrowing orphanage their dover.
He could behold the suffering lie,
Wild tossed with plague, the wan DISTRESSED;
Could see The wasted swOOn and die,
And hope for heaven and sue for rest
But when those innOcents appeared,
Quick ushered in world of woe !;
Whose hearts both plague and death had scared,
To wander forth untimely too,
The thousand ills that wait on man,
The worlds cold look, the hearts of ice;
The fields of crime, the doom of Cain,
ThrOng'd forth like spectrss in trice.
And marShalled misery appeared,
And Poverty, with tattered gown;
And summers heat and Winters beard,
And meagre want and earth's dark frown.
Nor could he brook the painful sight
OF woe that rushed upon his soul,
While horror seemed 10 eclipse the light
That guides the traveller to his goal.
But heaven born charity shall give
quiet to his hOdIng fears D
In christian lands bright hope should live,
And dry the orphans sorrOwing tears.
The star of bethlehem Yet floats
Triumphant through the evening sky;
And still are heard the angelic notes
Ofhcaven's approaching minstIelsy.
And wide lis banner is unfurled
Athwart the heavens empyTean blue,
To guide lost and wandering world
I'LL loves bright beacon heaves in view.
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'IoI 01 I-'I'It' 7if71IKs, .otl'' I, IooJ
PROPOSALS will be received al this office un,i,
twelve O'Clock, m, Oh the 18th day OF the pres
ent month, for furnishing the following ARTICLES of
IpIi -
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Bainore and Ohio yoioad WAeeng and Goa
ne"s "sfs uth The AHge, and splendid
o"'o" i"s on the OAo andthe stages TO ZaneselHe,
cHs expeditions line the late
nnsh Tue seat Board Tree Tunnel the road being
erceen order the earnest attention Of travellers is
reced It's superior advantages
r foau n OF the mot stupendous and character
Ibe express mail train leaves Baltimore daily
runs hfeey through To Wheeling $3.50 mes) Is 10 hours
eludihs al stoppages arriving there at
passengers leaving baltimore q lodging
~ Cumberland Gig mIes and thence Wheeling
morning .
10 connect with these Inins Washington
M ana D p m daily, meeting the from Baltimore
nsloh uon (beiier known the Relay House miles
Baltimore. -
Al Wheeling the steamers OF the Union line
which baye just been completed
ION WIN 'he cars and convey down Ohio Gin
cinnau and Louisville, where the for Nashville,
The 81 Louis and New Orleans packets go
ing further !"
Passengers Tor Columbus Tor who prefer
cinnat and other OHIO West
rect FROM Wheeling IN the Ohio Stage Company
over e best part OF the National road Zanes
by railroad
Passengers for Wesvie aud Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad viii also find this being
regular and speedy connexion Wheeling and from
places.
Or Baggage checked through from Wheeling
no charge for transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket ( rght lie anywhere
roue) from Washington Wheeling, 80 SO CINCINNATI Sll
10 Louis Vile, Sl2
Tickets TO be had OF Mr. agent
Washington, and Of the other agents OF the company.
VIM. PARKER,
May ll-dtf General Superintendent.
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BIZ RoBRRT ARMsTRoNs.
Houss or RsPRksssIArIyEs UNITED STATES.
Clerks Once. MAY I4lh. 1889

Clerks Once, May I4b, 1853.
IN pu,usnce Of ,ne I7 OF Congress ofls
siuus & such necessary objects have been usually
-sos sppsopaon bills without Authority law and
ad pTovds incidental ,e
ocss and for other purposeswhieh said l
section 10 ~ follows;
src BE- II further enacted That all stationery, OF
sy. the Of Congress
and and job printing OF every and nature Tor the
departments and the bureaus
ud those departments Washington, including all
blanks, wrapping and twine and mail bags furnished
ss Offices and collectors offices throughout the United stes
be furnished and performed BY contract by The
follows The clerk
suss the head Of
os establishment
shall
IN, purpose advertise
OF be pncipr published In the
.hers such printing done
,sad furnishing ch articles
aculsr pang,
such amount quantity description
Kind furnished, and,
printing be done and all such proposals shall
sealed un the day rpeched In such
us sha be
he OF
The Offering 10 furnish class Of such ai
cies perform specified said work.
satisfactory thereof forfeit
exceeding twice shall
contract for doing the sane mud IN the lowest bidder
such and such security within
fred such
shall lowest bidder shall
such security Aud in OF failure
he and his sueea shall be abls for the for
specified quidaed damages,
the Of the United States court having jurisdiction
thssep('
sealed psoposals O'Clock,
Monday the 2s day OF lane which time all the
viii be opened furnishing the articles VI stationery
dusiag TAd article y approved
Clerk, viz;
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TO OUR sUBsCRJBERs

The Of person en,er epon orr luos4
payment Of the subscription be made la advance.
Distant Subscribers money by letter the ,sr -
which will paid by assumed by I'm In
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during tns
sons of Congress, and semi weekly during reeesa
Subscriptions for period less than be received q.
terms pfoportoned
0- PoSrMAsTERs authorized agents and Ly
sending DAILY subscribers $50 OF NV.
WEEKLY subscribers with S23 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with So enclosed win be copy
edition they subscribers for, syats.
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VALUABLE Improved Farm In vicinity ~
Washington Sae-rhe undesgn Woo1-
snck which resides certainly mo st
valuable improved vicinity Washington II
in the District " Columbia about TWO miles from the navyyard,
road of ths best leading city, and
negibohood Messrs Young ADDISON Barry
jenkins, q bson the hospital
seventy
cleared and in CULTIVATION and The residue heavily mbered The
well enclosed, divided
which falling springs and Large quantities
ashes, stable and guano have been used
years,
produce heavy There OF
mothy clover
new, large
dwelling, dairy poultry
all oubudng
of the farm. Possession OF the farm
buildings will be Immediately credit will gwen
desired, for a portion OF the purchase money. I
further particulars apply John Carroll Brent. esq attorney
law James C. Mc(ure
Of where plot OF the property
o the premises To
Feb i0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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school Cumberland Univer.ity, at LsbaI Ion,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham caruhers, late of the circuit.
l. judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bonfed L. Ridley State.
Judges Caruthrs Green their whole
10 the school.
Plan Of instruction Il. Daily examinations
books No regular
daily lessons the of the examinations.
p Weekly n stu
dents given
and through all the
practice The framed prepare
Deeds Wills records and all OF Documents be
dence in the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
court, which Is held monthly the Glass;
public the end Of The students clerks
IFS jurors circuit judges and chancelor and in other official
paciues connected with their suits.
SessionThe first the third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday February The
mences the succeeding Monday February
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionTuon fee $50 advance contingent
fee ~ boarding about $50 Students books
which can bc had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four required complete the
advanced No
any during the collegiate year
Theirs moot Legislature connected with the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate eighysx,
ROBERT L.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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TO TRAVELLERS.
Superior Economical Nsp Line beWeen HarPer' Ferry and
Washington City
swift, safe, and comfortable packer
volney Pursel, running with the
Harpers fery leaving HAp.r's Ferry Al O'clock and
at Washington city at O'Clock, ., m.
The will Washington for the first
30 running and down the regularly
Except sunday.) making three trips week.
favorable and economical route offered
opportunity enjoying beautiful the Potomac by day
light.
Prom Harper's Ferry to Washington g.
25-d3ms
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ADAME DELAKUE begs leave 20 inform, the Ladies'
M OF Washington and its she
pete assortment of mourning and dress
iey Of straw bonneis rbands, flowers Eng
h embodeIies
lng Iband trimmings for dresses ve
ans scars black lace for maliia
aud patterns Tor emboderDg French fancy goods
feathers aud velvet bags, NEW Pore cases.
fans, JET ornaments fancy bracelets, &C. Fresh
hair dye Eau divine de Venus powders combs
ke, &c French received direct :.
June S-3teod Pa. between l2th and 18th streets
NOTICE kO TEA n The
IN Central High School OF Baltimore OF
scholastic July
ssone being desirous OF obtaining suitable
charge OF the institution September
the Committee the school. The salary will be liberal
JOHN +. MoNMoNIER, Ch,irnan,
ALEX. b. GORDON
NJ TONER, 0onni"ee'
W. G. KNOWLES,
MuyOo Ga u,fistAu
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tells, Columns, Pedestsls, Table

WafbIeKZed IRON Mnnte1s, COIumns, Pedestals, Table
Tops, &c, SC.
HE Salamander Marble public
mabezed greatest age,
for which gold
lean Intue the medal Metropolitan Mechan-
This MATERIAL having metallic durable and
e than marble
choicest marbles, sixty different varieties
and beauiu capable
OF heat, and be injured Of acids
STLAS Z. HERRING.
The manufacturing department company
pentendenee of =, j. r. Williams,
and financial that John
Huston, whom addressed
cipal ware rooms, siJ Broadway, New York.
May i-d3m
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(Y Letters Satent patent
~ hydroeectrc vaac chains constructed be under ths
discovery medicine
iciy OF tde day relieve without shock
simultaneously acute such head aud tooth
ache rheumatic palms, doIotsux and by their mild but
ngsuch local paralysis complaints liver diseases
&e--dsappear They applied
greatest all those dreadful diseases In children commonly
called commissions under difficulties
disorders OF the bowels They pecipitate metals from their
tons decompose water defect needle
all the phenomena vonc pile The
ducing effects ounces up
pocket book always ready will
his lifetime, guarding HIMSELF family and friends.
that number Of diseases aud which mild
uiciy perfectly SAFE cerau and wonderfully speedy
The price complete chain from 81 So batec s0
S22 so.
Incredible may facts any person easily
himself beforehand depot Of their Tn.
Academy Medicine Of New York,
ped In the medical colleges the city, Bellevue
and Wards Island hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital Eu
the Royal College OF Physicians and Surgeons in London
by Academic National. de Medecn Paris by imperial
faculty Vienna by the royal faculty Berlin
institutions OF the highest order including the principal hospitals
Europe.
proprietors ef
all the above institutions America aud Europe
profession
In both hemispbere and invite the public examine them
FOR scientific OF usiimonais and number
in New York Europe obtained
They viii be forwarded free OF
United saes in answer TO prepaid inquiries containing three
postage stam--. J. STEINERT,
No. $50 Broadway, corner Of Prince street, New York
Agent Dr. L. Scluckng, and lIth
Baimsre Cnaies and Wm. Caspar, - North Gay street.
An
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4 ,ENrLEMEN's wEAR.-Just received a very large and
handsome OF bue black green, brown, sani
and gray French cloths
Plan and fancy Eoglsh and French cassineres
Many and French dnlnEs, entirely
Plain and figured silk, cashmere, Marseilies
suitable the
Together with complete supply OF neck ties eaya pocket
handkerchief k ipenl gloves, hosiery, hc which
respectfully invite the attention OF gentlemen.
Ap 20-sw HOOE BRO, Co.
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Proposals for Stationery
ntiOnery.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May 90, 1859.

WAR DKPARrMEsr
Washington, NAV 30, 1853
DRoPOSALS will be received this department
Monday 10th of June for supplying stationery
scribed in the schedule below. r.
The be Of the best quality
pany the hids
The successful bidder will be required give bond with approved
the ahu nhlment Of
will the night order the articles and
quantities as deem proper and 10 increase diminish The
q below stated.
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ID kERIG EHATOHS.-The subscriber has
IL other supply those universal sIoue refgeraors"
Philadelphia and which received
diploma from the Metropolitan Mecancs' institute OF this city.
IL conceded by those who have examined used this rege
decidedly article
that each acis food provision entirely separate removed
facility plan OF iis consrucuon OF cold air
circulation around each vessel and within each
whe by simple venlang coutvance the complete pu
rity the whole apparatus 10 insured.
For sale manufacturers prices with the privilege Of being
turned ifthey do not prove in satisfactory by
q. W. BOTELER,
Ap27-u Iron ai.
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Notice for Proposals Purchase ds.
EIroUrsE OrFios, BAros Rouas, DAD

Notice for Proposals Purchase state Bon d.
EIroUrss orSiox, BAros Rouos, QLA.3
May ioh, 1854
WHEREAS OF the Louisiana legislature enited An
approved duty
the bonds Ave hundred
bearing interest the rate Of sir
The ns January July
l-0o the prnePa Of said bonds redeemabie
from their date. ~
And whereas furthermore made duty governor
invite proposals Tor The purchase Of said bonds
be received al the once the
tbs purchase said bonds Monday 18th
1885, at which time said proposals will be opened and
aforesaid bonds thereof awarded highest de
being understood that offer
bonds will be accepted.
Given
Rouge, this tenth day May, 1853,
pendenee OF the United States the seventy seventh
Z. q. HEBERT
Governor Of the State of L louisiana.
BY the govenoT
AkpRKw S. HERRos, Secretary OF State.
N. Bbdde for the Iesad bonds informed
second section the above made auditor OF
general fund OF tho special fund for the Of
said State bonds the OF eighteen thousand doas which fund
be- used for other than which
created And further provided third
and with the of the
interest not less than annunthe be
selected with their ready converbity cah be
used for the principal ond
fourth section that the auditor and
nnay whatever amount be funds
the the Of
amount be without ability
other purpose than the payment Of said interest
May 2i-eodt. q July
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m.rcss o'rfor,

Washington, June II, 1883,
pROpO1At4 will be received office printers
this e1sy until ~ O'Clock, Friday ah OF
prRnt Ave hundred edition OF the
Tins cespevslios about hundred
The be printed in with good
with loaded leads
The psses be ~ small p,ca wide 50
esdS vsch brewer half sample the
p-t usel the style o the work, will be furnished
Fcsion o6sce he quality cosiiug less
ss hy pound The bidder 10 stats the price per
both including the The
descriptive pca only The printing be
sad uauper, both with regard to and y
fphy sheets he carefully pressed
% printing whole be done the satisfaction OF
Sor The whose bid accepted 10 have the privilege
Pnur copies he wish for his benefit
d must be accompanied by impressions OF the type not lees
nan our which print the work and
s right the bid which in his udx
"en' VIII b~sts~svs Interests OF the corporation.
Spusre received from the
na, Of this city folding stitching binding 900 copies Of
binding -
JOHN W. MAURy,
'ahs h-eodh Mayor.
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United states Patent once,


IN petition OF Samuel Coit OF Hartford Connecticut
for extension Of granted to him the
1879, Improvement In and
the used herewith for from the expiration
which ninth
gust, eighteen hundred and my three, (lSa3)-
ordered that the sad petition be heard the Patent Oce
Monday, eighth August u O'clock and all
notified appear show they have why
said petition ought not 10 be granted
the extension required to file In the Patent
Office their objections specially forth In writing al cast
NIL testimony filed by either
be said hearing be taken and transmitted In accord
OF the ONCE. which will be furnished app
ordered this notice be published the Union and In
tegencer Washington Pepnsyivan,an Philadelphia New
York Evening Post, New York; Post Boson and the Hart
fines Hartford Connecticut week for three
i've the s OF August the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Ps-Edtors papers win copy and send THEN
bill. Once with containing this notice.
Nav nWJw
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ATTENTION, ALI.-Th~ subscriber having determined 10
make change 10 his business will Offer from this day
,s ~ rpcds prime The stock present Amount.
s"o most 81 which has been purchased At auction
prices viii sdd that desirable stock
hs never been offered this market The public rely
Is-mne Every article prime for cash only
d call s.p-cis, lot o black brosade silks,
'',pssssd for elegance.
49,, 'os cf cnored siihs s ~ per yard.
'ossn linen napkins and 50J tableci0ths,
zach son's 40 pieces genuine Iuda nankeen y yards
lists apiece. r. w CARTER,
I,a Opposite Centre Market
es-9w Three doors from Eighth street