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Failure at Toronto, G.. w.
TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 1.-Messrs. r.
H. Brett, bankers, have failed. ...,..-
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Statemensp4 deaths IN the City Of Nor
folk during the month of September,
81. n 1867. tt5aa
White NIales.-Cancer of Stomach l, Con-
gestive Fever l. Enteritis, !, Gastritis 2,
Hopping Cough l.
White females 8, Hopping
Cough !. Poison l, Rheumatism /, Scrofula
l, Syphilisl--S. L.
Black Males-Conyulsions l, Cause not
specified |, Diarrhea Is.
Black Females.-Asthlna !, Burns l, In
/, Ages. of 74 years, 3 from 60 to 70,
from 4o to so, 2 from 30 to 40. l of II, S
IRON to 10, under 2 years Total II.
Whites l5-Backs 6.
WIN. NJ. WILSON. NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
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Rtf,8 Y Matters.

oii6SS W So%oliSi viz
''c' igencc Of the continu-
ter stingency in the f.
s,, II a2s ne North generally and
-" K city in particular. The
a% a4iifpn which few days ago
'i g Of rest to the weary bust
IL ia lFaIn in earnest to Hand
2f ~ 0ta2s 2 rapid succession casts
unfortunate merchant
#a0. few months since was
..,5 laor the millionaire of the
.. Sllt i j in the great metropo-
Is ;4o everywhere where ex-
ya-, ele aa. May we not pass the
led. r SAFETY, as our little barque
.e5rli ..aFes on board.
eut le extracts from the era-
o,aae, who presides over the
.. The New York Herald.
FRIDAY, Oct. 2-P. III.
Gloomy days we have seen
q-.. six months this has been
. 3D.. ,3@ t4S worst. All the panics
s,}l. III, need are as nothing COM
l. j5h M ofto-day. The decline
81. sja4 sterCiay has been greater
"a 1esfts in the same length of
ST, sine Che gesent retulsion commen-
at Tho frt beard to-day there was
- r ifth stampede, among holders
ne best on the list were
SIT and left. If there is a
nsnnnuath for some stocks they
~ Eely out of sight. The
-'lust be immense, and4he
40, arge must be suffering ina
X. 81 ,,n he enormous depreciation
'.e. ate."
a:inra of the house of Pierre
tt-.a..,,si & Co., fur dealers, &c.,
sanoea this morning. This is a
SIS. {. Louis house. There are
tltr houses, and it is supposed
s IA ala one down together This
d. k, ), 5aa cidest houses in the country,
T. as ~ lately was supposed to be
rl,&e The feature Of the present
IL. is, at some of our Oldest and
aserca title concerns have been the
sns Ser l."
tag g8i' g Of a large banker, rail-
10 eeto Speculator, &C., up the RI
i.N,oyp !. The party named for
llF al&ipid a prominent position as
3 q sni, officer Of the Erie Railroad
rM.s, e Iva -.ldirectly involved to
: ~ IN tie Long Dock Company,
o PANT interests at Newburg
sra lous!y by this suspension"
ssisn REor Bank, at Hudson
. t4 Is Bank Of Hudson ; the old
/, IF this State; the Stark
y y 'n9nt; and the Bass River
SSehusetts. notes are thrown
gTk,in addition to those pre-
: .nentlo fed.F.
Z As 7 seher thing, all of our rajlraod
Ss,Me uhl a..a- tive. tits pretty Ger
,'n, On ~ pert of these corporations
= ~ senefa suspension OF dlvi-
,on on AZ y Nsd be years before the best
: ~ " r., and many will never
~ II nave long anticipated such
Vic H. u, '' nv i is about being realised.
" yo s'aSs = furitics will be inpriuctive
bo,s ~ e,, t'sDM stocks are settling down
- salos y a :; g " other on the list, and
y oaieS tre uaily lts,araasi,1o y UA
/, o nne posi1lon OF oss.r banks isa matter
onth a,, 'si, ~ sef'2, consideration. This
sa.a ana ne is chg time for our heaviest
NC iinan, \ I'VE lustlook for such times
seen ,,.asN2sa3rld as have never bef re
9s show to the
co.. IN reality no
1ls' yet hch an instant
afli 5y resting upon
ca ID leayl to an
., specie reserve,
tofspecie now
H.4 AN expansion
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NOTICE.

In obedience to an Act of the General As
sembly, the subscriber would report the fol-
lowing as the quantity and quality of Flour
inspected by him during the quarter of the
year ending with the s0th September, 1851:
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TERMS.

DAY Book will be served to sub
at 81 cents per week, payable to
lei. When sent by mail it will
or ear, 50 for six months, and
lree months, payable in advance.
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Thomas II Craire & Son, cotton mills, Phiadel
pha, suspended.
Wilcox, Rogers & Farley, straw goods, do, sus.
Geo L Broome sugar do, do
Knight Bell. commission, DO, do
u r TAYLOR IL Co lumber, do, do
Parry " Randolph. lumber, do, do.
Joshua Kames, notions. do, do.
Springer y Bro dry goods, edo, do.
Addicks, Van Duzen Smith, straw goods and
shoes, do, do
Kay h Delhaven, hardware, do, do
Wolfcandler. clothing. do, do.
John Drake, shoes, Philadelphia, requests us to
say that he has not suspended, as reported.
S n Haud, Cuthbert, Geo, failed.
Darby Barksdale, bankers, st. Louis, Mo-. sus
pended.
John J. Anderson, banker, st. Louis, No. sus-
pended.
Bogy, NIiltenberger & Co., bankers, St. Louis,
Mo-, suspended.
j. B. Holmes, Cincinnati, Ohio, assigned
William Shrom, Cincinnati, Ohio, assigned.
Lowry Il Epson, Cuyahoga Ohio. assigned.
L. II. Kellogg Co., hats, Chicago, H., suspen-
ded; liabilities S1l5000.
f. J. Tinkham n Co., bankers, Chicago, ILL.,,
suspended.
James Garter 4 Co., Galena, ILL., suspended
NJ. H. Wheeler X Co., Joliet, ILL.,, assigned; liza
bilites said 600 4tt .i
P. H. Burch, Bloomington H.. assigned
Hutchinson Ross. Sterling, ILL.,, assigned.
Joseph Hough, Pontiac, Mich. assigned.
Thomas Whitney, Saginaw Mich, failed
Charles Wheeler Il Co., Wyandotte, Mich. as
signed. -ttt -
Samuel r. Fox, Madison, Wis, assigned.
W. Fl. Strough, Menaba, Wis, suspended.
Heron Bros, bankers, Dubuque, Iowa, assigned
Woodward Hepburn, Des Moines, Iowa. sus-
pended.
S. Black, Waterloo, Iowa. failed.
NJ s. n NJ. H. Clark, st. Peters, Minneso to Ter
ritory, assigned.
George H. Cheney, Toronto, C. W, assigned to
I. D. " W. r. Harris; liabilities about 800 900.
George Morton, Brockville, G. W, assigned,
Andrew McGee, Brockvile, c. W, assigned.
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FREIGHT PER S. AR RnAD

Bricks, to DR.. Peete tIH st.J
Bacon Hams, to Balm l. Co
Lumber. car, to G. W. Grise
Molasses, to j G. Shepherd'
Lumber, 1 car, to DR.. Peete.
Bacon Hams. to X. Biggs & d.
Slaves, cars, to v Niemever i i~ p
Paper, 40 bundles, Rail Road 4 esnt-
Rosin, l6 bbls Rowland & rae SA'f Va sts.2e AZ.
- IS g Mcpheete $ & d. 4s,
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ny BOOK.
77---'4----------- ------ - - -
fATNAWA


-cin Street, Norfolk, Va.
i -13NG, OCTOBER 5, 1857.
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show to the
III reality no
hch an instant
II resting upon
I'd leakl to an
specie reserve,
: ofSpecie now
AH expansion
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

u WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-H ExaI, u Gillian,
hW e S,syy'N va pr FSltz, UsN; Aeger, Mass;
son, J ii Jameson, Fl ii Brink, HendIev' Nd.
} SPOTS, USN; l. c Everett w 7. RogeI,s ~,
isdy, Miss Davis, Va; Miss W harton, T HindIay.
Nn,,,s 1ErInaiey1 ono w Keep and son, ii j
Norns, rem; w Bro.t. Gaines. and " NJ
MaIter, Benton, ID Locord, J H,mn.ba.
ID Lockwood and lady, Miss III Johnson Hon
dsy1o,, w X Swift and lady, DR.. Clark, Y:
Hon NJ Wetterston, Tenn; c l. KnowIton
lady, Miss Dawson, Wis; IA c IangbIin p o mo
skinner and lady,Vt; f Saunders and Id VI
Green; w l. Stricklin, Miss; w Dabney' Ia
ay and daughter, o. A Sherman, r I; AL Long
KIRKWOoD HOUSE, Leib. Va. " . y
Fitzgerald, NY A Ramsey, o: CS 1;oodoicb
TO- TO-. r soR T :, Mt w Page, Va; McIn.
Pratt. Mass; d Berry, do; T Leavett 10. q :;
HaIl, DO; Trafton, do 9 stinson, do: whit.
) Phillips, do; n Valentine. Tenn: w N NJ
BBa ai1s on: Nj Mrs N Hubbard, NC, Mrs
dy; Va; Barr, Pa; Montgomery. do. = n
hal, Conn., 4 w Belt Nd; TLass,a, I'D =
Ma 1urieS' DO Gov Moseley, Fla; Grifith. ir.
,sI pR NJ =, Ns, ROTEL.-Js Russell, Va; San.
sI, Mo; w Ingle, Pa; w c Duncan IL.
Pr ~ ana lady, Del: Thomas Simons and Ia,
w. 4 Crookshanks, Md; Mrs Edmonds W;ss,
Miss " Mao IGi W Mathews Pa; Miss Mathews.
- ~. -n1a NI Miss Mathews do: Nv Rr.d
loId, u Col g p Kane Md. Y 49, " % raa
To uyson, Gibson, do; + II Wootton Io,,,,
". hCe zee e. La Dddy and wife: DR. NIcb"ls.
va; Col Geo FORBES, Nd; Z Wstson PIC NJ ;a
Watson, Miss Sheppard, do; w Rro,a rs, MISS !,
Higgins, Pa; Smith Va Dio"n, Ia;
WASHINGTON HOUSED cb,,, - 9,
I Williamson and lady Illinois. PiHdnI 81;
II. NY II Ii Matthew's, NJ; 5 Hun, s S,iilson
~ ID Stevens, Virginia; w Reiye. on, anu son n
Mass; London, Md; VIM Fl King and S,1ne'.
Pa; Tins, MI; ThOs. Donshor Pa r ~ t ON
ner, Ark; VI Albert Balt l. Stiochcnm y Tf.
X L Jones, Monte Dan; X p Rhee, and Rev :,
Logan and wife, Tenn; Hamilton. Miss h.
il,on, Ala; ] II Higgins, PhiIa a'''
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Obne1uI SuperlnIenden
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.

AND OHIO RAILROAI

NEw AND IMPROVED hRRANeKxENIs.
three Trans daily from Baltimore for Cumber
Ths III u BAT ID n fRx fr will
Sexoeps sunday at s5 a. M, connecting with trains
gunctionHSiIl stop at Way Stations, and arrive at
cS S5 era q =, o'SRG S p Pm M;
dalIy except Sunday at $50 a. NJ, and reaches
wheeling by a. NJ connecting At Benwood with
Lis, Louisville Cleveland. Toledo Detroit, Chioaso
3D. TRs khRs s1iffER sS . sHts
m, connecting with xpress trains for Cincinnati 81
Louis Cairo, Chicago, and intermediate laces. The
distance TO C,1einnati and other central and
81 other route. The time to these places Is also
IL Baggage checked through to Columbus. Gin.
w Passengers and Baggage transferred at a
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the Iarss
towns IN the w est, At the lowest possible rates az
the Ticket Once, Camden Station, and at W sshihs
III IAA second class car is attached to the NAIL
mediation or Mail Train, and lying over at CuTnser-
and or Oskapd They resume the next morning By
the Express rain, which leaves Cumberland ~ 80
g. m, and reaches Wheeling az D. m
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
lbs p Is the 2Ily route 10y which Through Tickets
and Baggage Checks can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGE Frs
stations east Of Cumberland and the EInress at
tons between Pledmopt, going West. Eastwardly
eonmodation leaves Cumberland ar IN m , sao
lie fSE E ,si x TRAIN start. .,.pmC.u-
frederick at q. m, arriving at Baltimore at l2.0
The ELLICOrr's MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
i,n,s.y " N w: s .t %So iSsffi:,
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EVENING STAR.
THEY COME, THEY COME.
BY J. w. sToRRs

j. w. sTOHhss
They come, they come, the gentle months
OF beauty. song, and flowers,
Sweet months of Spring, that with them bring,
Biiths purling brooks, and sprightly nils,
From Winters chains set free,
Nor proudly leap each rocky steep,
Or wind the verdant lea.
They come, they come, and every nook
Some newborn sweet dlstlls,
w hlle wltchIng dreams Of romance seem
As If poor care-worn wlghts like me,
Eptlcing from their toll;
Once more to rest on the fragrant breast
Of the Howret-teemlng SOIL.
They come, they como. and through my veins
The old blood quicker plays,
As back upon those soft winds float
Bright scenes Of other days:
see the cot on the grassy SLOPE
And the elm whose branches high,
In wondering Ignorance thought
Reached up against the sky.
The ancient mill, the spreading pond,
And the bridge beneath whose span
pssd 10 dream OF the wondrous deeds
An! i have seen each golden dream
It's gossamer plnlons fold,
Leaving me as boon, heart too soon
In Its fruItless chase grown old.
Yet tits, o God, gracious gift,
That have lived TO share
The glories of this verna morn.
To breathe the balmy air;
My soul mounts up on WINS of thought,
To those CELESTIAL plains,
Where beauty dwells forevermore,
And Spring eternal relgns.
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Balance remaining With the Company. s22s,057 o.
S53,057 On

The business of this Company will compare favor
ably With the most successful similar institutions in
From re nj the 1T day AuEus months
a interest recsv S S Ppe
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty 6ve
Of h and
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
With these evidences of success and good man
agement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting
offered is ample. and that ali fair Claims viii be adj
usted more according to equity than legal technical
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
All nS. on and their
VRssEIs STEAMBOATS,, CANAL Bears, RAILROADS,
an, and 'n' Si portion
Western Waters.
The rate: Of premium will be as low as other COM
oonstruction and arranse will be taken into
Al! losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
18th street, Washington City, d. c.
r'sy ss' y ssa s:e as: 4
PHILADELPHIA,
BY
WAsHSesIH2GNa !NsEEEbbf 81 e SSNRAEx
CArrrAL..----...- saOo.oom
This Company is now prepared to receive applica-
tons for INSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDISE, &e;, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy. at their Office, corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. F. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Robert Farnham, James F. Halliday,
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun, nj. W. Gait.
Benz. Beall,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
u. u. HANSON, Secretary. ap1l-ly
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.
pOSr OVprrv Dpp.p,u

POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 50, 1857.
Sealed proposals. will be received until 8, D. M. OF
e 6th day OF uly next for furnishing all the stamp
60 envelopes this Department may require for Pc
No. or note size, az by ~ inches, of white pa
No.2, or letter size, 81 by 5X inches, of buff or
anne Paper, or IN such proportions of buff and white
No. 5, or official size, 81 by So inches. buff or
or In suoh proportions of either may be re-
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw
sosTd boxes for packing parcels Of envelopes of loo
70 Z" each and for wooden cases for packing
The envelopes to be made in the best manner OF
paper OF approved quality, manufactured specially
master General may direct. They must be gummed
LOT sealing at least 2 inches the point banded in
furnished complete and ready for use in such asan
tues as may be required to fill the orders of post
An agent of the Department will furnish the ad-
dress for each parcel which is to be pasted on the
ooF oy me maanufsctnrer without charge.
envelopes are to be ex ecutsd in the best stye. and
they are to be and Kept IN order
Biddsrs are requested to furnish samples of paper
~. sheif DDS OF the quality they intend to use in
furnish. "'' p'oPo'o "
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
and The sntcsnsy Of will
ter General reserves to himself the right to annui it
whsneyer he sha DISCOVER that the same, or any
purpose OF speculation and he will in no case sane
tom transfer Of the contract to any party who shall
BE- IN hs opinion less able and qualified than the
served to annu the contract for aIaii1re TO perfrm
faithfully any of it's stipuatons
The number of envelopes issued TO postmasta, in
the quarter ending March 81 1857, is slated below:
-. ~ . Us, No. stamped Scents.
s 5:ss . !: e. T"
The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamp
Postmaster General, Post Office Department"
is,-d,ivs AARON v. BROWN,
RECTIFYING EsTABLISHMENT.-T n,.
be.sI. .bs, takes bs s TsthoS
ENLISTMENT in this city, and is now prepared
20 supply AL those who may favor him with their
custom. He has On hand large stock Of Brandies.
At Si A. Vines and Old Whiskeys which he can sell
'neT " Bsltimore or Philadslphia. : :.
of The sgbsorber has also on hand large lot
,.,,I, PETER PAGAN,
No. d Louisiana sv.s, near 10th d,
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QuARrERMAsrKR's OFFICE MARINE CoRps,t

QuARTKRMAsrRR's OFFICE MARINE CoRps,l
Washington, May I6, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until Monday the 18th June 1857, for supplyin such
9uantities Of WOOD and COAL as may be required
rinss statloned at Washington city, d. c.
Inc Wood to BE- best oak saplins. and the Coal
best anthracite. The Wood to DO delivered piled.
and measured. and the Coal weighed and delivered
al SUCH points as tho commanding officers of the sta
the Goa! to weigh 249 pounds to tho ton. Further
information can be had on application at this Office
&: NJ NJ G.; and endorsed Proposals for F usi Tor
Marines at Washington d. c."
may Is 2awtl5June
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jan q

NOTICE.-C. r. l.. CROWN L CO. are re-
l y oelvlng daily some Of the finest FURNI-m
TURE ever offered In this market, which weN
invite the attention of those in want as we "a
Namely
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tete "a Tetes Sofas
Wardrobes, Chairs of all kinds.
Cherry and poplar Tables.
MATTRESSES, hair, oorn-top, and husk; Comforts.
blankets, Bedsteads, his h and low post.
Rocking Chairs, cane and wood seats.
Cushions for Chairs, Settees, Clocks Of all kinds
Extension Tables, Sideboards, What-not
Glasses Of all kinds, some extra fine Carpeta
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Walters.
Glass Ware, Crockery Ware of all kinds.
Feather and Fancy Goods of all kinds
And other Goods too numerous to mention TO which
we invite the attention of housek and Others
as we determined to sell for cash or to punctuai
customers.
c. r. L.CROWN CO.,
-. 4 or. OF 9th street and Penn. ave,
P.S-We shall still continue our regular sales on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, both morning and
evening, in front Of our store Consignments soli-
cited, and in all cases advances made when required
49,. Z. X. l.. G. Il CO.,
Up OIL unteD Auctioneers.
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BANKING HOUSE OF Guupp pporurps

- CHUBB BROTHERS.
DEPOSITS. Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
SAID Cities furns he'd to depositors without charge
INTEREST on DEPosITs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at sgch rates as may be agreed upon.
Deposits IN Virginia aud other Uncunent Money re-
ceived TO be checked for in same funds or in
sa1 pras and Bs sf
will be discounted, and Loans made Stock Bonds
and Securities, at the mar kst rate.
furnished, negotiable in the derent Cities of the
United States, on Deposit of Money or Col!aterals,
uP0n.
sired negotiable in the different Cities Of the Union
BILLS AMP LaTIkRs az CkEpIT on ENeLsND, IRE
of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
al the market rate for Exchange, in sums TO suit.
BONDS. Srocks, &e:-Bonds, Stocks, and Securi-
bought in The different Cities at comm ssion Of y
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders We
ss the os ad to S I
graph.
City, and State Bonds can be placed in hands for
negotiation, either In this country Europe. Rail-
road Ir9n purchased for cash or with Bonds.
marke rates. All Warrants sold BY us are ssaYas-
teed in every respect
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land w arrant quotations regularly furnished il re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders " sent for sale on commission to responsible
bought and sold, and Tnsurances effected. '"''
the Gsd s.tes or beois e:
Court Of Claims Congress- intrusted to us, win be
by prompt c III OBJ BsRRJ66iTHiERs
JanT Opposite the Treasury.
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NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
&ss

&s
MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD
coAPLBTEp-coNNEcTINo
Chdtfdnoogd, Tenn; Charleston, s. c.; Sards-
nah, Cal aid all ths kortksastsrs ettiss, nsiA
Memphis, TssH.
The last CONNECTING link of abroad bet veeu NEW
YORK AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
This road II now completed and opened for the reg
ular transportation of Passengers and Freight ana
VIII afford more Ex petition and less Ex pense than
any other route between the Northeast and South
west Passengers and Shippers Will take due notice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly.
Passenger Trains leave Stevenson daily at ~
O'clock, a. M later the arrival Of the trains from
Chattanooga and Nashville, } and arrive at Memphis
s zane day e. P n, conneotlng slth First Glass;
tant points upon the Western Rivera Goods con-
signed to Railroad Agents st Charleston or Savan-
nah, Will be forwarded to Memphis and other points,
BY Express Freight Trans.
Freight IN charge Of the Adams Express Com.
pany Is carried over this route daily by the Passen
ger trains. F. C. ARMS
General Superintendent.
HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.) April lst, 1857.
Through Tickets to Memphis, &C, sold AT VIII
mlngton, N. g; Charleston, ;. c.. Augusts. Savsn-
nah, Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga; Montgom-
cry, Ala; Chattanoogs, and Nashville, Tenn.
To connect with the Western Trans on Tbs road,
passengers will take the nag ht trains from Wimins-
Tenn; and the day trains from Charleston and
kIngsvIle. =. c.: and Atlanta. Ga. ap7-tf
EOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-11

NoTfIGsES,, NN0TICE. S0TIGE!-Psrsonsi in want
CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, and LIME
OF the best quality will find them by calling on the
=, Having taken the yard lately occupied by John
named articles
coal. Of all kinds and sizes always on hand. As
we VIII be receiving Coal regularly, consumers will
do well to give CALL BY strict attention to bust
ness we expect to merit share of the public patron
age.
Yard on First street, near Pennsy lvania avenue
may @-oolm II. G. PURDY & co.
DAINTS AND OILS
l. Linseed Oil, White Lead
Boiied QH, French Zinc,
Patent Dryer, Jerser Zinc
Turpentine, Ochres Chromes
Varmshes, f,itharge
Bristol, badger, camel's hair and sable Finishes
Liberal discount on current prices made for cash
or good paper. J. r. MEG REGOR
mar - w q SSn 534 7th street.
l5o Chests o our sh Standard B BLACK rEA-Tb;,
Tea Is well known to the citizens of Wash <67
ingto9 and In the vicinity. This Tea was i'm fr4
ported prior to the troubles i'm China. t0R
KING BURCHELL,