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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

way TUSCALOOSA ALWAYS VOTED AGAIysT
GEN. JACKsoS.-Old Hickory crossed the War
rlor river at the close of 4 campaign at Car
image, IN Tuscaloosa county. There he halted
and rested for the recruit and refreshment OF
the sick and wounded for few DAYS The
cltlzens OF Tuscaloosa, then a small village
got up public dinner to the General A
deputation OF militia officers armed rap-q-ojs
went to Carthage to extend the invitation to
Jackson. They found him busy, on foot. near
the main road, dismounted, and with well set
phrase, their spokesman invited him to the
dinner
For how many have you made provision ?''
asked Jackson For all my menu
No, only for yourself and officers
Their" replied the old hero, - nor officer
OF mino will not eat a dinner not provided far
all my boys Then turning on bis heel alb
ruptly, ho left them.
The poor militiamsn were sadly discomfted
and mortified at this rebuff But worse was in
store Tor them. A quartermaster, or his as
slstant, had laid his hands upon every horse of
the delegation, and claimed them for public
service. Furious, they appealed to the Gen
eral he declined interfering; could make no
distinctions. Other mems horses were taken
why not theirs, was surprised at their want of
patriotism, not willing to give up their horses
Tor the tran sportatiOn Of the sick and wounded
soldiers. The case was hopeless-the weather
warm-the military trappings, coat, sword
boots, &c, all unSuitod for 8 long march in the
hot and dusty weather. No conyeyspce how
ever could DO had. The generals, colonel.
majors. and captains OF the Tuscaloosa militia
tcQiAed to Tuscaloosa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

An lSFERNAL MACuINs.-An Internal ma
chine was found recently in the warehouse of
X; Kent, on the canal, in South Akron, Ohio,
mnlie removing stock OF agricultural imple-
ments, 6c. The Beacon says:
On taking out and inspecting it, the box
was found TO contain the running work. a. y
brass clock, 80 adjusted aud fixed that the reyo-
luton OF tho stem would draw bunch of frio-
tioB-matehes, connected with train of tissue
paper and Dire shayings, over the tube % lamp
wick. An UPSTREAM, cut AMI fitted with a
leather top, aud filed with camphere was
pl. eJl under .he clock, being the lamp 20 furn-
lsh blaze The box was inciOsed in q large box,
which contained cOmbustibles. Il bottle Of
.mphene was near, aud some quarts OF quick
friction matches. When adjusted and the lamp
lighted the clock would have run several hours.
taeeOrdIEg as II was wound up and gradually
drawn the matches into the blaze. when the
combustion would have been instantaneous
there can be no doubt that the whole con
triyanee was for the purpose Of incendiarism
but the ulterior motive is a mystery"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

IL The Paris correspondent of tho London
Times furnishes an interesting summary of the
financial operations Of the French Government: :
The revenue of the empire is derived from
direct taxes, giving total of 81, 555, 979i as
the ordinary income Of the State. The grand
total OF revenue is placed at 40, $50 ,3l3L DIFF
ierent items OF ordinary expenditure, though
some have been greatly increased, give total
* b9, 4J3 3j1l., to which NUT be added I,II4-
9o3t: br extraordinary works-making the
total expenditure 1865, 29Oi I he increase of
the national liabilities since the revolution of
1918, Is represented by an increase in the
amount OF dividends equal to ), go OOOk yearly
The successive governments OF France have
received IN the course Of the last ten years
l2,40O ,000f. by way Of loans over and above
the annual revenue. 1t would consequently
appear that France Is adding to her national
debt at the average rate Of H. so, OOOl sterling
every year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

PRESERVING FLOwERs.-0ur fai- readers
all OF whom, We know, love flowers-the season
Of which is now at hand-will be interested in
the following manner Of preserving them from
willing, which Contemporary assures us 4.
highly successful. The plan is this Procure a
Hat dash oi porcelain, into which pour water ;
place upon u vase of flowers, and over the vase
glass-bell with its rim in the water. The air
that surrOuEds the flowers being confined be-
meath the bell-glass, is constantly moist with
water, that rises into il in tho form of yapor
As fast as the water becomes condensed il runs
down the side Of the bell-gIaSs into the dish !;
aud II means lie taken to enclose the water on
The outside OF the bell slass, 50 10 prevent il
esaporaung into the air Of the sitting room, the
atmosphere around the flowers il continually
damp The plan is designated the " Hopean
Apparatus The experiment may be tried on
a small scale by inverting a lumber over a
rosebud in a saucer Of wafer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19
VOL. XII.

A PERSONAL NARRArrvE-Nr. Walter III
Shube, formerly editor of the Shield and Ban
ner, at Mansfield, Ohio, gives a clear account
Of his sensations at the time of the accident ON
the Central Railroad, at Sanquoit Creek. by
which six persons were killed. and about forty
wounded lie says ii is the third time he has
been through similar scene within nine
months.
The first intimation Mr.. Shube had that all
was not right on the train, he heard q shrek
apparently from female voice, Immediately
followed by cracking sound Having made
up his mind that the surest way of escaping
injuries upon such occasions, was to make fast
to something, be grasped his seat firmly, and
was immediately carried, seat and ali, over
the head Of the man in front of him. He felt
the fire flash from his eyes by coming in col
lisiOn with the head of the unknown man. who
was lying dead in the baggage room Mr..
Shube says he distinctly heard the crushing
sound OF breaking bones as the old man was
thrown against the side Of the car He SAYS it
sounded IN his ears like that produced by dog
"crannchIHg the bones Of a partridge" and
was to him the most horrible noise ho ever
heard. He thinks the old man died instantly.
Mr.. Shube was In the second car; he saw a
shower OF splinters flying and got glimpse of
daylight shining through the end car as he
went down, following the engine tender, bag
gage and first passenger car. The third car
struck the second In the end and dashed it in
pieces, heap Of ruins. Mr.. Shube was as
sisted out of the midst of the wreck by friendly
hands; his injuries are spralned hip and one
OF the small bones of his leg broken He SAYS
the hip Is injured in the same place where its
hrmness was severely tried on the Erie road.
but he speaks confidently of being On his way
again in few days. Few men live to pass
through such scenes as Mr.. Shube has expe-
rieRcei. His own escape, as well as that of
many others, stops little short of the miracu-
louS
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Miscellaneous,
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Nav IL 1872


NorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
day OF june prox mO, for the issue of any portion
or the whole, of four millions of dollars in Treasury
Notes In exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the Treasurer of the United States,
the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia the
treasurer OF the Branch Mint at New or cans or
the Assistant Treasurcrs at Boston, New York
charleston, or st. Louis. within ten days from The
acceptance OF such proposals. under tue authority
oil me act OF Congress entitled "Au act to autor,Ze
the issue of Treasury Notes." approved 23i De-
cember, 1857.
The Treasury Notes will be issued upon the re-
capt here of certificates of deposite with those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer of the Unit ed
states They will be made pay able TO the order .f
such bidder or bidders shall agree Ia make such
exchange at the lowest rate of interest not exceed
rug SIX per csntum per annum, and will carry such
rate from the date of the certificate of such deposits
Inc proposals must state the rate of inietest
wiiho"t condition and without reference To other
nds, ana contain no ohcr fractional rates than QUE
fourth ore half or threefourths or one per csntum
pne per eentum of the amount proposed to be ex-
ansed must be deposlted with ole of the treasury
hoersabOVe enumerated, whose certificate of such
deposit must accompany each proposal, az security
iot Its full ment. II the proposal is not acoepted
immediate directions will be given to return such
deposlte. Should the proposals he vari.nt from the
provisions OF the act OF Congress- OF this Lo.c.,
they will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed
anu inscribed on the outside, proposals for Treas
ury Notes. They will be opened AZ this department
al ~ O'Clock, H.. on said l4th day of June
HOWELL COBB,
ma Io-2awti4June. Secretary of the Treasury.
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Two THOSE INTERESTED,

JAMES OSBORN respectfully callz your atten-
ZION 70 the punctuaItv, reliability. aud economy of
his BAGhAGE and kklGET EXPIRES run.
nlng between AleIardTlT, Washington city, and
Ge9tgetoSn. HIS Wagons call AT the Depots I'M
inedateiy alter The arrival of the trains OF the Bal
timore and Washington aud Orange aral Alexandra
Railroads, Tor suct Freight Rs may - coEsgned to
him Tor delivery either OF the cities named above.
II pledges nlmself to .harge only rsasonanis prl-
oes and to leave no effort his part untred
Satisfaction 10 all who may require the services o:
his tx Iress.
lie pa, freight through on all goods Consigned to
MS car q, when Necessary just the Commission
Merchants do, and forwards Eis bills for such ad-
yanccs 10 be paid on the deliver, of the f.eiyht
All Packages by railroad intended TO he intrust ed
Of OSbOrn'S Express"
HIS States Tor the receipt Of orders delivered In
person, will BIO found IN Alexandria CT Stouten
bnrg's, corner of King and Columbus streets At 4.
l.. Gregor?'s, corner Pitt and KING streets. and at
Knox BIOS, Union street. uear The foot of Klrg
street, Ia Washington city at the Star Office. and at
. Bacon ~ Bro s, corner "a. avenue AMI It'll St..
and at l.,nthIcum Hardware Store, corner of
Bridge and II Ugh streets, Georgetown.
Respectfully. &c. lanes OSBORN.
Refer to Mayenbury & Brothers, J. l.. Stewart
Stone Co. of Alexandra; the Editor of the star
and the Proprietor of Smiths United States Hotel,
ia Washington and MIR. Linthicum, Hardware
Dealer, AMI Mr.. English. Hardware Dealer, IN
Georgetown. ma Il-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

IL Ia Mlddlfsex, Yates county, ". Y, on
Wednesday afternoon, John II FTsnc,sco- igSd
abou, 10 years, went out into shed attached 10
his father 5 barn, aud suspended himself by the
neck with rope. He told some little child en-
who were with him, 10 run into the house as he
was going to hang himself, and from this IL is
expected he did not intend to commit suicide
but supposed some one would release him.
" Mr.. Eyersttis Grafton at Norfolk yielded
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IlENTJSTRY.
- DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OEYICr No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvfHpy, 49,
TArss doors Jross l4sS Srs,f, IIp

Dr. BAiLY bess leave to inform the public that he
can he al ali hours, al his ONCE ed shove
practices, with the large number of patients and treat
variety OF denlt that he has treated success
scientific or otherwise, relating to the feeth Ills
OWL experience confirming the opinion Of many men
and and E. Parmy, has led him. long since, TO dis
card eli mercuIia preparations for filing Teeth also
Teeth. aud that Porcelain, mounted on Cold Plate,
mouth, Us was most conclusveiy shown by the !rst
American Dental Convention.
derco and practice in Washing ton. ho is i,Sorsi,
knowa to his numerous friends and patrons. he bess
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear sir-I desire to press
my esteem lot you personally, ard Iny confidence in
For me have been highly satisfactory hops Thai you
n NAY fe tS the pesGon.s fr9m my friends and tbs
Washington. Aug. =. rsa osr.J. J. u. 'FFiRRfrcx.
From one Of the o!des. firms n Baltimore, Msssrs.
BOggs, COtmsn r. Co.
,ist az tysSIDo c;i - Da. & con DOE
rorSaI5 and difficult piece OF work, which lie did 20
one OF tie ost distins sd msnbeTs Of the DenIa
College OF Baltimore, failed, after repeat trials,
perior.n the same work satisfactorily, 10 sIvss me
great psasnrs 20 express my entire confidence and
agh estimation OF his PROBES slona skIL
{, 81. ~ looI hAhMANN BO6 6Ss
kxtnos from rete received FROM the late "a, Iss,
Ii. C!.y.CL.
y. g. SENATE, Avg. 10, lsa.
vse tsstA yea made Cor ms WORK admirably 10th
- ''''N 90 '' " ioHN x. CLAYTON.
Ss those that seot relief from the maadles of ths
tseth, oan oheeffvly recommend DE-. g Baily as Q
sxserior Dentist; rs made set of porcelain teeth
for one oi family, and plugged several teeth for
ton yssT.. :. v. 49,, Ko1EKT :. NiX0S:
April ID. less.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to Avail
caraslvee of tho professional skill vi DI. & B6iiy,
surgeon DentIst of this oitJ, or avInE been cosns
knt OK his operations fsilI Is or ends take
pleasure N OK pressing admiration of his
bklll, s5 we'll as OF the unfOrmy satisfactory
Ia winch ne performs the most GeiIoate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery and re-
commend him 10 the cOntdea and patronage OF tbs
public of which We consider him eInineEty worthy.
IEoxAs u. WALTER, Architect u. =. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washingto ID. c.,
i. :. BOKggR, VI. ID. of Georgetown, II. G..
Ms. LINCOLN, Nj. d.. Of Washington. ID. e,
Jos. T.. BRADLET, of Washington, ID, G..
9kcRsK WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LgNox, Ex- Mayor of Washingtonj
HENRY BALDWIN, Y. 8. Patent Once,
U. e. WIsET, Principal Rittenhouas Academy.
ssb2n II
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uUMPHRIES & JUENEMANN'S
u PLEASURE GARDEN


This popular place Of summer resort, 20 convent
emf for an hour Is recreat0n of al IN Wash =.
mgtOn, will lie opened for the season on 7cHQ
the afternoon OF Monday, the Sd of May l,:.iL
proxIno, when, and on each succeeding Mon3a,
Throughout the season. a ine Band If Music vii!
be 10 ATTENDANCE, and the Danolng Saloon Will be tree
to all respectable visitors
Throns hout the last season this admirable Pleas
ure Gaisen gave universal satisfaction. and was
patroaIssd by many thousand persons Of both sexes
Encouraged 10y the patronage then bestowed on
them, the proprletOrs have made their ements
Tor the coming season on more extended and hJe-
ra scale. which cannot fail to GelIg ht al visitors
The following rules must be observed by all their
patrons:
lst No political discussions whatever will be par
mltted.
2i Boys will not he admitted unless ACCOMPANIED
by their pGrents or guardians.
Sd. No IntOxI Gated person permitted TO enter the
gates or TO reustin on the premises.
Ehe pubic Will, at q glance. comprehend the ne
cessIty for the due enforcement rf these resuiq-
tons, which VIII he the business OF The police Oii
ceTs who will always be in attendance.
HUMPHREYS IL JEENEMAN\,
ProprIetOrs OF the Pleasure Garden
on the corner of 4tb and T. SITS,
aS2-lm Capitol Hll.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES. AND JEWELRY.

Just received this day. a great variety OF Clocks,
from up; s:so Monthly & LOCKS: ~
WATCHES and JEW r l.Ry Of al the late Sssasi
sly les end best makers CLOCKS for ~ cam <S,-S
boats: Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches, Par
lors, &c.
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS os every kind
Clocks 10 the trade at wholesale prices al the
great Clock, w atch, and Jewory Emporium of
ap 2+lm $40 opoo Rrownss Hot..l
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the suhscrI-
Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington Courty,ih the District of Columbia
letters testamentary on IN. personal estate of
Michael Cation, late of Washington county, deccas-
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or
before the 9Th day of May next; thew may other
wise by law De excluded from all benefit of the said
estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of MAJ 1883.
THOMAS X CATION, Exe'r.
ina II -law2wr mark.
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NJ CARD.
~ are RECEIVING and opening superior stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING; also OF
ehooe styles OF summer wear of Cloths. Cassmeres
Vestings, linon, Drills, and Duck, Of the latest
faris patterns for gentlemen and youths, There
have never been offered this market such article
OF style and make cannot be- manufactured to or
der IN this city. -
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.
ap l9-6w 322 Pa av bat ween 9th and Iotb ~.
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SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami-
- Hes, 70 insure having the hest, should use the
" w hist Cheer" Hop Yeast Cakes for raising b. end
biscuit, cakes, etc They are made OF dry pure hops
rbd warranted free from saleratus, soda, or OTHER
delsterious maIerIals. They are much sei by the
best fanhiies of the Northern and Eastern Strss
yeasts now known. =. -.
A trial can be had without charge
-L- KING Il BURCHEII,
s. Corner Vermont avenue and 18th strest