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THE RICH MAN AND THE BEeGAR.

A beggar boy stood AZ a rich mans door
am hoqseless aud friendess and FAINT and poor.
feld the oeSEar boy, as the tear drop rolled -.
Down his thin cheek, blanched with want and cold.
On give me n crus st from your board to-day,
10 hefp the begKar boy on his way :!
Not n crust, not n crumb, the rich man sald,
BE OF, and work for yoLr daily bread"
The rich man went to the parish church
HIS face grew rave as he trod the porch
And the a rongIng pOor, the untausnt mass,
Drew back let the Ilch man pass
The seryIos began, the choral ny mn
A-oss aud sweed through the long aIsles dim:
Then the rich man kne, ana the words hi SAID
W here. "GIve US this day our daily bread 80
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FOR STATIONERY.

WY, WAR DEPARTMENT:
Washington. October q ST, 1857
until r. O'Clock on Thursday, the i2th day Of ovem
Der next FOR supplying the Stationery described
The Stationery must be of the best quality.
The Sddsr viii be required to rv.
bond with approved sureies, for the faithful fulfil.
msnt Of his contract, and the Department W Ii re-
and IN such quantities as 1t may deem proper, and
to increase or diminish the quHntIties fellow stated.
Creams folio post, ruled. machine made, weigh
srs. ing ~ I, pounds per Ieam:
l4o reams srartc post, ruled. machine made
%reams note paper. per ream.
:. copying paper. per ream.
10 envelope paper, buff or yellow. royal per
hhsy s dSas1 sSs
Coz SSns s per or Fsber lead n,,.
sdozen ivory folders. plain, per dozen.
I. ivofy xnfs? stamps T%'e'' DO.
:. COCOA sand boxes do
20, DBL eladed knives, Rodgers Il Sons. per
dozen 9oas.d out glass. dozen
l'dozsn French oarmins ink, in ounce vials, per
ldozen copying ink, per dozen. .ssE .
20 WATERS. large: for 6sDart%snt seal per 900.
3 81 " sealing wax, scarlet, DO .-
10 India rubber, prepared, in pieces per
pound.
10 ounces pOunce. per ounce. ..f F..
2pecks black sand, per peck. .
10 dozen taste, assorted. per dozen. .
100 " red tape, assorted sizes per dozsn
10000 envelopes, 90 hing one pound) Der iooO.
ITO THE TR DE. iii ------ = u
AEE b bns. R,s;H stout end Scotch
casks Of and 10 dozen n = ~ '.H W '"s
esE lss o. 10 JONAS p. LEVY, !
corner OF 18th and B streets stoutb
DC E-m Grocery and Wine Store,
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS oFrHE WEST.
~ u u g.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
-, me recen: extensions and Improvement ofIts lead
ing connecting lines At the West has required An en-
ey which highly important advantage. to the trav-
fHREE SR "a fDS ' TRh Mf99sp s JTDs
FT.!NTSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iijspi fRkIN start.
rom camden station. Baltimore, At A. M. (excspt
st2B' q way stations and arrives At Cum
sec9nd--Ths sail TRAIN start. SUNDAY e,
ceptedb at 50 &. NJ. and arrives st heeIuE at 8
A. NJ, competing At BenwOod with Central Ohio
lsville Chicago. ~. Louis. a G.. and at same place
with trains for Cleveland, ToleGo. Detroit a C. sy
Ceyel1nd Road, and also at Parkersburg with Ma
e Th pY 81 ST LOUIS, and CINCINNATI
meeting at BeHw"od At 9 A. NJ with express :raiils
from BeIlsIe To CincInnstI, (ritheHf ckarrs OF
hour. from Baltimore and Sonfs msT' w u ISs
ton. IL also connects directly, IN both directions.
roads for cHiiicSths Cincinnati sln s TS. Ase5s
connect at NenIa for Indians polls, Chicago and ST.
MIssissppI Express for Louisville CAIRO and St
ors through to -. LOUIS in Less than q hour, FROM
and southern places in the West is much loss while
ne dtstan.s Y ir%m 80 To eO mics shorter than 10y
connections are equslls close and sati.fsotor, ar
ry,ns at BaltmoTe az $50 A. Nj.
HI Baggage checked through to all points.
tn ROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates at
Camden Station and AZ Washington, ID. c.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resuUllng next morning by Wheeling Ae
oommodanon tram, leaving Cumberland at and
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Inc Cumberland Accommodation Train at A. NJ.
VIII stop at all nations east OF Cumberland and the
Wheelng Accommodation at all Stations beyond
cumberland going West. Eastwsraly, the MAJ
Tram leaves heelIng AZ s.So A. NJ, and AcoommO-
at 80 =. Nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburs, wav
PASSENGERS wIll take the TX press west vardly ard
the Mail ssstwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P. NJ,
stopping al way stations. Leaves Frederick at g.
A; NJ, srriying az Baltimore u noon.
The ELi.ICoTTS MILL TRAIN leaves az Sss
A. n, md SIS =. NJ. Leaves ElIcott's Mills al
A. NJ. and T. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington a. as and q l8
A. and SIS y. M. On Sundays at AIS A. NJ,
and Sis T.. vi. only. " "
Leave Washing ION for Baltimore At and 9. 50 A,
NJ. and sand ID p. VI. On Sunday at IA. NJ, and
~ =. VI. only.
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the
sesono AND fourth trains from Washington, will be
express nal trains. stopping only ~ Washington
junction and Annapolis Junction.
The sis and SIS trains from baltimore and the ~
eno ~ lIalns from washington connect with the
For tickets, information. fare. 49, apply 70 J. r.
ENGLAND, Agent, AZ the Ticket Office, Camden
station. WIN. 9. WOODSIDE
~ 1911 Master OF Fermentation. Raltsrnors
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EVENING STAR.
WHEN THE PURSE IN FULL,

oh happy are the hours when the purse Is full
lime passes over flowers when the purse Is full;
Wnere'er our fancy v-eEds,
We are to meet " th friends,
And there's nothing that oTsHds-when the purse
10 full.
But weary the hours when the purseis low,
And few and Tar the flowers when the purse is low;
Where'er our footsteps range - =.
Comes the chilling breath of change.
And the best OF friends look strange the purse
IL low. -
Morn eometh with dance when the purse n full;
There music IN her glance hen the purse iuiI;
Lie then 10 something WORTH
There 10 pleasure upon earth
There 10 beauty. song and mirth-whsn the purse
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TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY,

One Of the Steamships of THE Company, carrying
the I nlted States Mails for ACAPULO, <A1Ss
SALIFORNIA, and OR RECON, leaves aIE8H
renama twice each month, on the arm @<z0kSS
va OF the United States Mail = = Conrg m, = steam
era, which leave New Orleans and New York Tegu-
lsry on 5ih and 10Th OF each month with the mails
AND passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and ar
proved the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The ranama Railroad ts7 miles long is now com
pieted IRON ocean 10 ocean, and 10 crossed IN Scr
hours. The baggage Of passengers check ed IN New
York through TO San Francisco, and passenger ere
embarked at Panama by steamer at the compaIp's
expense. The money paid IN New York covers al
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San FulcIsco, TO prevent detention IN case Of aco
dent, SO that the route entirely reItabIs-no fail
ure having occurred in eight yeare.
Passengers leave Panama the same DAY they ar
rive at AspinwaH.
Conductors go through by each steamer and Jake
charge Of women and children without other protec
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates APP " &c
the agency, la West street, New Work, to
w. RAYMOND 10
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS d CO.,
~ ~ DiIo"Ass "
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pROposALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DRrARrmxsr OF TIE IsTIRIoH,

DEPARfMXNT OF TIE INtBkiOA2-$
OFFICE INDIAN ATrAIRs, Octooot -, loT.n
sealed Proposals.. endorsed ,s r hs VII
g. Good elias: Sr az a i tnS Ssss aS y. asR
ington City until 10 O'CLOCK, m, on aatuIoAI, tne
lath day Of November next, for FURNISHING gooos LOT
the Indian department for fulfilling treaty stlpula-
tiops with various Indian tribes and Tor other Indian
purposes, as follows: .. E
Glass No. 1. ....-...-
Maekinac Blankets. Cloths, and Dry Goods.
900 pairs S-polnt white Macklnac blankets, to mea
sure 81 by y inches, and weigh pounds
5000 pairs ~ point white Mackinac blankets, to
loo pairs point white Mack mao blankets, to
sure - by IS inches, and weigh so pounds
500 pairs NJ point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure Sc by 81 inches, and weigh ~ pounds
100 pairs I-point white Mack mac blankets to
sure 81 by 46 inches, and weigh 81 pounds
800 pairs 3-point scarlet Mackiasc blank cts, to
measure 60 by II inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ point scarlet Macklnac blankets. to
measure 81 bv Sc inches, and weigh pounds
30 pairs 81 point green Mackinao blankets, to
measure &c by "a inches. and weigh 10 pounds
sure 81 by u inches and weigh pounds
400 pairs pa point green Macklnac blankets, to
measure 81 by 66 inches, and welg n pounds
300 pairs 81 point indigo blue Mac klnac bank cts
to measure 66 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pound
900 pairs 3-poiut indigo blue Mackinac blankets, TO
measure 60 10y II inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs 2x point indigo blue Mackinac blankets
to measure 81 by inches, and welgh pounds
30 pairs ~ point Gentnella blue Macklnac Uiank-
80 pairsS point Gentinella blue Mackinac blankets
TO measure 60 by ~ nches and weigh pounds
$50 pairs ~ point Gentlnella blue Mackinac blank
measure 81 by 81 inches and WelY Ii g lbs.
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Insurance, 20.
lNASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-
- Ic.r,r sspnna
CAPITAL.

This Company is now prepared 20 receive apsos-
tions for INSURAHCEON BUILDINGS, MFR
CHANDISE, &C., at the usual City rates. without
any charge for Policy, At Their Once, corner oil
Tenth Street and rennsy " nia Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
- .fr.- DIRECTORS. -
VIM. r. BayD, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph BRYAN, James +. Hahday.
WIN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francls Mohun, M. w. Gait.
Benz. Beall, -
GRAFTON D. HANSON. Secretary. ap lily
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES hang
avI about the largest IN this Qlty At this
time, and having been purchased before the n
rise IN Leather, can be sold At about Is g AZ A
Per cent less than goods purchased a. this -.
time. Gail and examine for yoqrssIyUss, r.
=. :. az = = -. :. 80 D, HOOvERS.
NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL. -. - i
IN "A choice lot Of new Ruckwheat Meal re cejye ed
o-day. KING d BURCHEI.I.,
ocH Cor, Vermont ave, and lItk at
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For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. sc, Wall street.
BROWN, sHIPLEY q CO., Liverpool.
roTEPHES KENNARD CO., y, Austin
B; g. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships viii not be aooountahs
Tor gold silver, bullion, specie, jewelry preoions
stones or metals, unless bills OF sding are sisned
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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nineteen, inclusve; the west half OF section twenty;
section twenty eight; the Vest if Of section tven
thirty the es.s Sa Of aP section assa
thirty three; and sections thirty four and thirty
twenty and twenty -one. of range Cosr. =, 80
Sections one, two. three, and ten to fifteen, inclu
sections twenty three to twenty six inclusive; me
southeast quarter Of section thirty four; and
ton thirty live, Of township seventeen; sections
one, two, and three; the southeast quarter Of
ton nine; sections ten to hitsen, inclusive; the
thirty -four and thirty Ave, of township tisktstn;
Of section four; sectors ten to ifseen, inclusive;
seStion: twenty.two to tyenty-ssven, inclusive;
and sections thirty -four and thirty of township
ntnefesn; and townships fwtHty and trsnty- one. Of
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools.
military. and other purposes, together with those
swamp and overiowed lands. made thereby unfit
act entitled IAN act enable the State of Arkansas
and other states to reclaim the swamp lands within
their Limits" approved September %, 1850, will be
No ..mins,ai iands'' or tracts containing mineral
MINERAL lands being expressly ercepted and ey-
einded from sale ., other disposal by the require
ments oil Inc act oil Congress approved 81 march,
tSs o sPs spd IN ss to for the ~ Of
Of i%s viii Be-
on the days appointed. and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but
sale shall BE- kept open longer than two weeks, and
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand. at the city of Washington,
this sixteenth day Of September, ammo Domlni one
thousand eight hundred and Il fly seven.
1854. JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- -emptIon
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated required to estab
Ish the same to the satisfaction of tho and
Receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
meHt therefor as soon as prdrttcdbis Gfter
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale or the lands en-
brac the tract claimed; Otherwise such claim will
be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the eneral Land Office.
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These ships having been built by contract ex pressy
for the Government service every On 10 bean
In Their construction, as also In their engines in
sure strength and speed, and their accommodations
Tor passeng are ualled for and com
fort. 1870 WIN
Proc OF passage from New York TO Liverpool. in
extra size state rooms, ss7s. From Liverpool 10
New ork, " and ~ guineas. An experienced Sur
until paid for The ships OF this line have improved
water -tig hit bulk heads.
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE.
Ess sl:s. az S !. 4. &. !. IL
~, 81;
T9-d ELLIS c. PRICE, CAPTAIN.
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IhAINo NUN AS FULLUWS:
From WASHINGTON al a. m, CONNECTING n
heiay With trans for the West, and at Baltimore
wlth those Tor Philadelphia and New York; az s.sO
=; m. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Phhsdelphln. and
New York at y. N. for baltimore and Norfoif
anG ~ Keisy with Frederick train.
tAPkESS at 40 p. m. at Relay for the West
And for Annapolis. Baltimore, Phladelphls, and
On Sunday at q. no, and <.2opr
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON NJ
as and BIS a. m, and SIS p. m.
On Sunday at s.l5 q. M. and SIS D. m.
10 lef IT. III. PARSONS Assst
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No. 10 Warren Street, Roxbsry, MassSekSssffs

Agents for wasbington.-Chns. Stott A. 70 p
Gilman: kidwell Il Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, Burr
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MIXING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
Dispositions depositing Bank Notes viii please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
DeposItes of Gold will Ice paid i'm Gold.
Accounts WI Il be opened with depositors allowing
them to deposit Gold and Check FOR currency, the
depositor being credited wl,h the difference.
Sc 23-f CHUBB BROTHERS.
MONEYtoL OANos STOCK SECURITIES
t.. CHuBB BROTHERS. BANKERS:
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ife-happy and fruitful alliances, &NSNA
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daily manag ement-an essay on Sper
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Travelsrs' Directory.
ORAN6EAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
tp IN

&s3es
GREAT UTRERN MAIL LINZ
Tvloe Daily, CSshdsy nights excepted, b.,x..,
WARRINGTON CITY and the SOUTH -.
h doSNf ANDRiA' G"RDoNsviLLE .Nb RICH
Leaves Washington al o'clock 4 m,
Washington al : o'clock D m.
FOR LfNCHBURG and the S0UTHwFsT,
leave Washing ton at O'Clock a. sn arrive nm
LtNShkUhO next morning st a. m, come az n,
5th ne Trans OF the Virginia sns Tenpessee RAJ
koad Tor MEMPHIS. Mai Stages from Chsr
oHesVlue 10 Ly nchburg distance Of O. miles
rare from Washington TO Lynchburx, S7.7S
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot ofseysu,h
street, Osns owned by the Railroad Com pany, runs
N come ctIon with the trains
Ilekets Tor Lyncbi'uIg procured on the Boat
III Omnibuss 20 and Bagsege W IA ons VIA lie a ths
Depot Of the Washington Railroad, 10 csnVer pss-
eenfers and baggage TO the Steamboat, for AleSnn-
drIa, q distance ofsix miles. allowing ample tlme
for meals. ~
Alexandria. July, 1857. 4, at
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CHURCH GoISG AND CHURCH ACcoMMopA-
TIoSs.-New York city, with population of
$40, 900, has church room for only l97.000
persons, leaving 432,000 without an, church
nccomodations did they wish for them.-
BROOKLYN, with population OF 2n8.000, has
sittings for only 7l,OOO, leaving $4,000 un-
provided for; and thirteen OF the principal
cities of this country with an aggregate pop
nlation .: 2O4s,7s5, have church sittings
only for 853,436, leaving II deficiency of L.
296.l39. The city of London, too, with n
population of 2,6sS,OOO has church room for
only 100000 leaving l,SsS,OOO persons with
out an opportunity to join in public worship.
These statistics are startling truths, which ut
first sight, seem to BE- absurd exaggerations,
hut a moments thought will establish their
correctness.
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PRENTIcE AS A ] ECTURrR.-We perceive
that George d. Prentice, ESQ.,, has been lee
turing at Hartford, Connecticut. His subject
was, "The Political Aspect Of the Country
and we need scarcely state that he treated it
with marked ability. The Hartford Free
Press gives the following as passage of the
discourse:
"rhe nation is bristling all over with re-
pugnanries. Nhn shall arrest these evis?-
The race of statesmen, of giants, has departed
and no successor appears. We have public
men in abundance, but no statesmen Three
fourths of them nrp reckless drmngognrs,
WHO regard frst tn msIvrs, and ihrn-noth-
ing. Across the polsh"t brass of their souls
not the most distant thought oi the good Of
the country ever fits. There is lot enough
of moral courage in a hundred politicians 70
stiff one upper lp! They dare not stand
up and say their souls are their own, or, if
they do, they append a. subject to the Consti
tuition and the m jorIty.' Back bonrless,
they stand up like empty bags, or basrly
PROSTATE th' mseves at The feet Of faction,
instead oi beIng Leaders of the mnltituie.-
They represent only the pot-housr and club.
rom II IL easy to Il ,tpr our national vanity
hut the truth must be told. The North and
Sonh are pillng up c"mbuslibles which the
lightning m " fire!"
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THE SoUTH.-We have received the first
two numbers of this new daily, published at
Richmond, Virginia, and edited by Roger A.
Pryor, late of the Richmond quirer From
the Introductory of its able aud accomplished
editor, we take the following extract, defining,
The position which he as a Democratic editor
will occupy towards the Democratic party:
at is not possible, in any Just application
of the principles o: the Democratic party, that
they may become Incompatible with the in
trresls OF the South The surest Safeguard
ol our rights on the contrary, will be found
in the honest administration of those princi
prs--not us they are Interpreted in the Del
phic phraseoIogy, of ambiguous platforms,
but us they are propoundrd in the writings
and measures of the Republican fathers.
II may happen, however, that selfish indi-
vlduals will invoke the name of Democracy in
support of profitable abuse, and in apology
for gross perversons"f Of principle; for the cor
rupt creatures that subsist upon party, intent
only upon their own aggrandizrment, are
contemptuousIy Indifferent To the purity OF its
organization of character, this paper will be
instrumental under no pressure Of party disci.
pline, but will preserve the integrity of its
faith in defiance of the penalties OF insubor-
dinatinn.
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rHE QnfEN Of EkeLANp aoIna ro Law

The QUEEN Of ENGLAND GOING TO LAW
WITH THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-A friendly
sul is about to be instituted in England, be-
fore referee, to settle dispute which has
arisen rs to the disposal ot the revenues of
the fisheries on the coast. of Cornwall, from
which coasts the Prince of Wales has, ms
such, for centuries, received a large income.
A London paper says :-"Some idea of the
this snotty point may be formed from the
fact, that the documents which are tn b. in
vesiigated, extended as lar buck as 300 years
the referee, (Sir John Patterson) it has been
agreed, shall b. 6nal.