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IOWA.

(Fr M Juyl, 1855, to June so, 1852
943S From Apple Grove by Delhi, Carlisle, and
Green Bush, t. Wintersst, As miles and back,
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Arrive ct Richmond sam. days by6rm
eoe0 From ehelbJville, by John W. Rows. Ly esy,.
Caviss, and DuraJ' Hills, t. Milan. rs miles
and bsck, once week sl||I W.
Leave Shelbyvile Monday ct Gam Wv
Arrive at Milan next dsy BY 7pm
Leaye Milan Tuesdsy 1t g a m
Arrive OF sheibyville next day by1pm
s06l From Springfield TO Fremont, 30 miles and
beck, once . week a'..'- NV
Leave Springfield Tuesday ttssn
Arrive at frem tnext cay BY 10 . m
Leave Fremont "Wednesday at m
Anive at So ringneld next day by pm
9062 From Union to DrsetsvilIe in Franklin county,
miles and back, once . week
Bidders will state distance and propose SEIZED
ule Of departures and arrivals. .--t
9o63 From Springfield, by Linden, Joel Hslrs
Herod bolts Wall, and erattop's st, re, ADD
St. Leger, to Salem, in Fulton county, Ark,
1873 mile, and bsck, once q week
Leave Springfield Monday ut m
Arrive ct Salem next Wednesday by 8 p m
Leave Salem Thur sdsy at g. N
Arrive at Springfield n, N Saturday by 6p n
e064 From Wairenton to Washington, 70 miles
and back, once week ..-.
Leave wsrrGntou Thursday at Can
Arrive at Washington same day by pm
Leave Washing on Friday st9am
Arrive at Warrepton same day ty p m
9o65 From Wssbbourne's Pr;irie, by r. Keter's
Bridge, Atnsr Jenning7, On White River,
ind Lewis Thomsoni's, on War Esgle, to
Huntsville, Ark, As miles and back, oncs
Leave Wsshbourne's Prsir e Tue stay at s . m
Arrive ut Huntsville same day BY by SPIN
Leave Huntsville Wednesday at s I'm
Arrive at Washbourne's Prairie sane Icy by
pm
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TENNESSEE.

(Ffom July /, 1856. to June 80, 1851 E.
500 Prom Beams Station, by Morristo IN, to Mouth
or Chucfy, n miles and back, once q week.
Leave Beans Station saturday at / D IN
Arrive at Mouth OF Cheeky by7pm
Leave Mouth Of Chucky Saturday at cam
Arrive at Beans Station BY ~
rso.n nie. By Noe: Ferry Nor
Leave Beans Station Saturday att m
Arrive at Morristown by pm
Leave Mornstown Saturday at 2pn
Arrive IT Beams Stat n by5pm
soy From Calhoun, by Pearce and Gocdfs!d, to
Decatur. 20 miles and back, once q week
Leave Calhoun Saturday att sam
Arrive At Decatur by l2m
Leave Iscatur Saturday at pm
Arrive at Calhoun by Z pm
soAS From Cleveland, by Peoton, to Ducktovn
Copper Minee, A miles and bach, once week
Leave Cleveland Monday At Am
Arrive at pucitoHn Copper Mines next day by
Leave rucktOwn Copper Mines Wednesday at
Arrive at Cleveland next day byl2
PROPOSALS for three-Gmes-s week service ara In
so1s From Dyersburg, by Mill.r's Chlpel, Besz,s
son;s 0G G, ",n' Saincy, and DR.. Hicks, to Ma
sus ofove, 20 miles ar back, oncs \ week +,
Leave Dyersburg Wednesday at dam
Leave hason's Grove Tuesday At am
Arrive ct Dyersburg by9pm
s645 From Dyersburs to Rooth's Point. in Dxs,
county, - Eilss and back, once 4 vs.L
Bidders wiz state distance AMI give . SEIZED ule
ofdspartures and arrivals
sele From JSeksboro', By Huntsville, to J.m.s-
town, 90 miles and back, once Q wsei.
Leave Jseksbo-o' Thurs lay at 6 am
Arrive .: Jamestown next day by l2m
Leave jamestown Friday at 2pm
Arrive at Jacksboro' next Cay by SPIN
s6i7 From Jscksboro, by Elk Gap, to Win q msburx
whitley O H. KY, 40 miles and back, once
awesk
Leave Jacksboro' Thursday ut 6 an =,
Arrive ct Williamsb urg same day By 6pm
Lave Williamsburg Friday st 6 en-
ArrBs At Jscksbcro' same day bytpm
s64s y ON Lebanon, by Carthage, Livingstsn, Mon
roe. bsny, BY, Mont Gallo, and Somerset,
To stanford, los miles and back, once week
Leave Lebanon Monday at S a m
Arrive st Stan ord rext "Wednesday by IL N
Leave Stanford Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Lebanon next Friday byspm
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CONTINUED from firzf yap- -
su5s From Palestine to Mssners,rso and back,
lave pslsstin. every ssturd.y7t1o%R.
Arrive ct Magnolia Ssas day ~ AZ 4
k kssss s :: fPsls:..a. sam. day 3pm -
$3.50 From HuntsyiIe By Cold spring. svaetvert,
Iyington, Greenville, WoodvIus, Zovalla,
Jaspsr, Burksvills, Burr's fsrrS, La, Ana,
COCO Ferry, tlocal,) Hin0vils, dpeai)
Hinsston, Chsneyvills, and Him1sport {,
Red River Landing, $50 miles and bach, once
Leave Huntsville every Mondsy ats sam
Arrive at Red River Landing q s...nth day
Ls.1. Red River Landing every MObday aes
Arrive at Huntsville on seventh day by pm
Bids to end u Marksville La, And run three
time, week in four horse eot.hse omittisg
and supplying dher intermsdiate ofnces, and
TO run by proposed schedule will be con-
soel Prem San Antouio, by Post Oak, sou.herl.pd
spn P.,noat P,.e oI to smpur a spIngs
and back, three times . week, in four horse
coaches
Leave Ban Antonio every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at Gam
Arriv. a. Victoria next days BY sam
Leave victOria every Tuesdsy, Thursday and
Saturday, at2 pm --rl
AIri,s at san AntOa.o next daysbyspm
Bids TO extend the servics to Indiauola, and to
run BY propo-sd schedule, win be eoneid-
cred.
s062 From San Antonio, by Helena and Golisd TO
Victoria, 100 miles aud back, thxse timssa
week, IN fur horse coaches
Leave San Antonio every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at . m
Arrive at vicsoria next days by Sam
Leave Victoria every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, ct 2pm
Arrive at San Antonio at dsysby SPIN
Bids u extend the service to Irdianola will be
considered, and run By q proposed schedule
Will Be considered.
Bids to run once . week win be considersd
soo3 From Warrington, by Millicap, BccnviIls,
Whee!ock, and Alta springs, TO Springfield,
III mills and back, twice . week, in four
horse cca hes
Leave Washington every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at q m
Arrive at Springfield next days by 10pm
Leave spipgfeh every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday ct 4am
Arrive st Washington neat days by 10pm
Bios to end tbs 81 rvice to Wscso VILLAGE as
miles fun ther, vii! be considere Wy
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1915 From Moscow, by sea,s. set. wheailsnd, AID
bas .Pttssisrd, TO Huason. n mites and back, once
Ls.vs Mesoev Wednesday ..s.n
Arrive at Hu 10 q same day by S D m
Leave Hudson II urtdAy at N
O. Arrive ct Moscow SANE day b. pm
1917 From Mount Clemens 70 Romeo, via PlsEk
= Ro.d, 20 mile, and back, three, tins
Lave Mount oitmsns every Monday. wedsts
day and Friday 1t 8 m
O.. Arrive at Rome, Game days BY II m
Leave Romeo Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Mount Clemens same days BY
ProYos:h for 'i1 shines week service are In
l3i7s From Cn.onssou to the southeast quarter Of
section eleven. township forty nine, range
fosty-one, in the county Of Ontanasoo,
miles and back, once q week
Bidders will state the distance aud name
schedule Of departures aud arrivals.
Proposals for sem.-mopttly feGvics are inr
vited. r.
1879 from Portage Lake to L, Anse Bay, - miles
and back, oncs aweek
Bid ers win state the distances and name
schedule Of dtpar<1fesaud arrivals.
Proposals. for ,emimOnthly service are in
1880 From Pine Run in Genesee cnnty to Arbda
Centre, in Tuscola county, - mills and back,
Bidders win state the distance. and name o
schedule cf departures and arrivals
1881 From Pontiac by Charleston, Eagle Lske Good
reh. Davidsonville, Dayiifon Centre, Rush
fed Forrest snd Vas; ar to Lake Saginaw, 100
miles and back, once . week $3.50,
Leave Pc ntiac Monday az Q m
{ Arrive ct Lake Saginaw next Wednesday by 6
pm
Leave LAks saginay Thursday at 6 m
Arrive at Pontiac next Saturday ty 6pm
proposals are invited to end at Goodrich.
1882 From Readiug to kdinturg, Clear Lake, In
: diana to Nets, 20 milss and back, once .
Leave Reading Wednesday at a m
Arrive at Nets same day by IL
Leave Nets Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Reading came dsy by pm
lSiS3 FIRM Eaginaw, by the cas- ern side Of TIE
Lower Peninsula aud Dan en- SheboygIn
Bay to Mackinac, $50 miles and back, once a
Bidders will name q schedule of departures and
arrivals
Proposals by the "trip are invited.
1884 From South haven TO Sa-gatuck, at the
mouth Of Kalamazoo, 10 Az gan county, 20
miles and ba k, oLce q week
Leave South Haven Wednesday at m
Arrive at Saugatuck same day by '2'm
Leave Saugstu K Wednesday, at an
Arrive q Sou h Haven same dsyhy7pm
1875 From Swartz Greek, in Gsnesee county, b.
Gaines to Byron, l6 miles and back, once a
week I
Leave Sw,rts Crs,k Thursday at Gam
Arrive at Byron same day by I'm
Leave Byron Thursd y at pm
1886 From West ri rer by Aureius 10 Delhi Cepkge
2! miles ard back, o-ce week
Lave West River Thrr-dsy at s am
Arrive at Delhi Csptre same day by pm
Leave Delhi Centre Fricay ut IN
Arrive at " est River same day by 4rm.
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Proposals fer : more frequent service are ID.

: Proposals fer more frequent service are Id.
essssfson Loudcn. By Uniia and Louisville, to
AsgsviIe, IS miles and back, once . week
=: arrive at Marysville s.me day byspm
-, Lave Marysville TUESDAY at Q m
ser A r ct Loudon same day BY 6gm
&c Aleches Cove, 81 miles and back, once . week
,ac Leave harysyille Tuesday ct Ga m
~ Arrive q Tuckslechee Cove BY IL m
Leave Techa'echee Cove Tuesday at m
ssr, Arrive ss Aarysyilis BY pm
1851 From Morgan Ii to Huntsville, Is miles and
back, once q week
Leave Morgan G II Tuesday at 8 am
Arrive at II untsvile same day by - m
Leave Huntsville Tuesday at pm
Arrive at Morgan same day by SPIN
s652 Prom Mount Vernon, by Lees Store Jalapa.
and Ki%brough's, to saringtown, 20 miles
and back, ence q week
Leave Mount Vernon Thursday at 6 an
Arrive ct springtown by u m
Leave springtos Thursday at pm
Arrive q Mount Vernon by Jpn
eo33 From Newport. by Welton's Springs; Hackle
tooth, Long Branch, and Rockville, to De.
vier II, SO miles and back once q week
h Leave Newport Thursday ct IN
/ 5 Arrive at Sewer H same day by 6pm
Ieiye sevisr II Wednesday at am
Arrive at Newport same day by 6pm
1854 1fom Smithsvills, by Crossing Cansy Fork st
mouth OF Holiness Creek, 20 Pekin, 20 miles
and back once q week
Lsavs smithsv,lle SATURDAY. ut Sam
Arrive a. Pekin by II m
Lsave Pekin saturday at pm
Arrive at Smithsvills b. SPIN
e6SS FROM Tazsweil, by Isaac Buchanpan's and Co
pei, ven Robinssn's, to Jonesviile, Va, IS miles
and back, once Q week
Leave TaIewell Thursday at 6 q m
Arrive at Jonessille same day by 6pm
leave Jonesy.lle Friday ct Gam
ARRIVE at Tasewen same day by pm
$3.50 From Walnut Valley, by Luneys Greek, 10
Niskajack, rs miles and back, once . week
Leave Wslnut Valley Tuesday at Gam
Arrive at Nicfs;sck same day by6pm
Lsave Nicksjack II ,nday at . N
Arrive ct Walnut Valley same day by 6pm
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e46i From Les Ia by ouIn y, to Clarinda, IS miles
and back, oncs week as .1als = 's-tA
Leave Lewis Monday ct . m 7aeF E~s
Arrive at OlArinds next day ~ an
= Lsavs clarinda Tuesday at l0a m ,a
Arrive at Lewis next asy BY p2m
9&65 From Msrengo 10 Marietta, 8, miles and hack
Leave Msrenso Tuesday ~
Arrive ct harietta nsxt day by q m ra
= Leave MSietta Thursday At Cen
o,ss A ,Ins ct st A.rsnso next day bySpn
and back. once . week 80
Isave Marengo Tuesday at m
Arrive q Elass neIt day ey7pm
Leave Eldora Thursday at m
Arrive at Marengo ne It day by7pm
s4s7 From Macedonia, By Bethleh.m, to Glenwooi
II miles std back, once Q week
Leave Macedonia THURSDAY ct pm
Arrive at Glenwood ssme day by pm
Leavs 0lenwood Thursday at n - . --s
Arrive ut Mscedonia same day BY l2m
9ies From Monona, by Rossvills, to Wsukon, 20
miles and back, once week
: Leave Monona Monday at 60 m
Arrive at Wsuson by IL m
leave Waukon Monday at pm
Arrive at Monona by pm
1869 From McGregor's Landing, by Elgn and West
Unioo. to Bradford, so miles and back, once .
week .... ..-.r ...
Lave N: i1ssors Landing Mo. day at can
Leave Bradford Wedns shay at 8 am
Arrive at McGrsgor's Landing next Friday by 8
an
W r rom Mcdfegors Landing, by MononA and
Clermont, to West Union, 70 miles and back,
once n week
Leave Mcaregor's Landing Monday at Gam
Arrive ct West Union same day bJ9pm
Leave West Union Tuefday at 6 m
Arrive at McGregcr's Landing same day BY
Pm
a47l F.om os,eoia, b. Prairie Grove, to P cru, II
miles and back, once week
Leave Osceola Thu rsday at q m
Arrive at Peru Thursday ct m
Lsav, Peru 1hursdsy at p m
Arrive at O.cecla by pm
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STAR.
wITHERED GRASS.
sYB. p. sHILLABER.

BYB. p. sHILLAeEk
Like the still surface Of the little lake,
The heart is rufied by the merest oreath;
A word, a look, flower will OFT awake
A crowd Of memories from their seeming death.
And late simple turf Of faded grass
Did rustic DER my heart strings with tone
OF old affection, which had slept, alas
Since the blest object OF that love mao nown
Nymind recalled therein the image fair,
Of Der who bound the flowers In all their pride,
But who, more fran than summer blossoms are,
Bowed her fair head, and In the spring thine
died.
lived again the Iove-illumined hours,
when sweet communion cast around its spell,
Beneath the arches Of these fragrant bowers,
Adorned with roses that she loved so well.
Anew her smile made bright tn: fastening day
How feet II few with Annie by my side -
Her eye beamed on me with its olden ray,
Her cheek stln blushed In youth ana beauty .
pride.
Her voice once more Its tender music poured
Upon my eager, all ate ntive ear,
And every syllable, Of cid tored,
My listening spirit bowed itself to hear.
Her little hand sought mine, in bsauteous trust
He- fair round cheek was pressed against my
own;
Alas remembrance turns the hand to dust, -
The rounded cheek In memory lives alone =
Until the veil dividing us Is riven,
When, roaming on that bliss environed palm,
To our enfranchi,ed spirits 1t is given
TO join in loved comPanionship again.
ZEN though an angels crown adorn her head
Though bliss ecstatio be around her cast
can but deeES the love once on me shed
Is constant stin, enduring to the last
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Pastor Of ORTHODOX Church. Brookfeld
CARLYLE, IL, June 81, 1853.
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broadway, New York, and liz Market street., 81
| Louis, No.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-20
OFFICE OF THE CoMxAHDINe OFFICER, !
Washington Arsenal, August 20, lS55.

Washington Arsenal, August 20, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will lie received al this
- Office until October both next, meridian, for
building an armory in Washington city, ID. c., on
the public square lying between b street on the
south, Canal street the NORTH Seventh street on
the west, and Sixth street on the east, an appro-
priation Of $50 900 having been made by Congress
Tor the same.
Master builders desiring to propose for this
building will please call at this Office to examine
the drawings, specifications, and bill Of work
and receive any additional explanation In order 70
make up their proposals, which they will be en-
abed to do conveniently and at leisure at this Of
fee
No proposals viii be received but from an ex-
perienced and approved master builder, as the
work has to be done In a superior manner; hence
persons at a distance, unknown to the under
signed, will be expected to present satisfactory
reference before the bid be accepted.
AL proposals must be made according to the
Items Of the bill Of work, (Which have been cal
culated with precision,) If the proposer find the
same correct.
An experienced superintendent is appointed,
and Will be always present on the ground Of build
Ing, after the work commences, in the absense OF
the commanding officer, to see that the contract II
strictly complied with WI. II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
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