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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-29

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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21

ID Ifyou want to enjoy good health. excel
lent appetiteS, and ruddv complexion, throw open
your doors, hoist Your windows, and give the
pure air a chance To circulate where it will do
good.
IL young swell was In the desk with a
glass in one eye, ''Teading himself in ''and when
he came to the words, "He that hath ears TO heag
let him hear, he tTavestied them thus-s.H He that
hath yahs to yah let him yah"
III political paper, speaking of an oppo-
nent, saws sour guondIm friend reminds us al
the valOTOus chap in the war Of lSi2, who mis-
took heavy wind for the approach of the BTi-
fish a. he lay in bed one night Shaking with
the fear OF imaginary danger, ne woke his wife,
add exclaimed, 'Snng up To my back, Betsey,
let's meet the irimy Inanfully.
IL 1.-THE figures of the last United States cen
sus still applied to orr population, there would
now be found in the Union:
9,1i6 deaf and dumb, Of whom lilo, or II pei
cent are children of cousins
1913 blind, of wkom 6iS, or S.0I per cent, are
children of cousins.
A,257 idiOtic, OF whom ,Sii, or / 20 per cent.
are children of cousins.
H,792 insane, of whom 300, or OI9 pei cent
are children of cousins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
EVENING STAR.
RATTLE OF FLODDEN FIELD

But as they eft the dark'ning hesth,
Move dee perate grew the strlfe al death,
The English shafts, IN yollles hshed;
In headlong charge their horse assailed;
Front, flank and Tear, the squstrOns sweep
To break the Scottish circle deep
That fOug ht around their king.
But vet, though thick the shafts rs snow,
Though charging knights like whirlwInds go,
Though hill men ply thoir sEa.ty blow,
UnbTOken was the ring;
The stubborn Spearmen ST. " ade good
Their daTk Impenstranls wood,
Each stepping where his oom'sde 'toou,
The instant that he fell. N
No thought was there OF bastard Hlkht,
Linked In the serrld Phalanx tIght,
Groom Ioug Mt like noble, squire ike knight,
AS feAressly and well:
Til inter darkness closed her wing
Ger their him host and wounded Klng.
Than skIlfUl SuTry's sase commands
ed back from strife hls shattered hands;
And from the chaTge they drew,
AS mOsntal a waves, from wasted lands,
5ep hack TO ocean blue.
Then did their loss his fIeman know;
Their king. their lords, their mIghtIest, low,
They me ted from the field as snow,
When streams are swOl' n and south winds lilo y
DIssolves IN silent dew.
Twesd's echoes heard the useless plash, F.
While many n broken band.
DisoTdeTed through her currents dash,
To gam the Scottish land:
TO town and tower. t. down and dale.
TO tsll red FICdder's dismal ta.e
And raise the Universal wall.
Tradition, es end. tune and song,
Shall m1ny an age thst wall prOlOng;
Stl trUm the sire the son shall hear
of the stern strife ard carnage drear
OF Floddens fatal held,
Where shlvered was fair Scotland's spear
Aud broken was her shield.
tSir Walter Scott.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL J Brent, Va; w :
Jones, do; Mr. and Mrs Edge. Nd Mr. aud Mrs
Penn; Il ToUlwin, Ala; Hon W BigIer and
lady, Pa; J Latham and family, do; Miss Will
liams, do; Murphy, La; Hon w |. Hutchins
Ga; A Sledge, dc: T. Day, SC: T. Shinnate.
va; Flanagan, do; w Hall, Md; A II
kibbe, NY; Hitchcock, Md; Wells and
lady; Ny; w Grant, La; C FERGUSON. NY; w
u Robinson, do; Il w Campbell Va; MGs C mp
bell and child. do; Jones aud Indy, "a: Il J..
Kane, Pa; W + Deneale, Va Thomas, do:
NJ Van O>dell. Iii; w T NicGraun. p; d Gil
martin, Ny; Jones, j.. Va; : Ar.Udu and
family, Cuba; Geo NJ Hess, Nd. / ShToever, do;
w Lilo, jr, NY; F w Il dfogd Va Thompson
Campbell; II \ Hooper, Mass; J J Fields, w
Bell, La.
KlRXWOOD HOUSE.-A Provost and lady.
DC; Hold W GOode, VI; L Mussina ny; Hon
I'll Clingman, Nc; A Smith. Tex Z Ellit
w Bronaugh aud daughte Il Il Love Va; III
Wells; W Burnett, Hon q J Tucker. \ u
Dandy, VI Lyon, and II Fonde. NY; Dr.
Crommlller. Md W Brown, CT; Thornton
and r Richards, Va; ID RichmGnd, p Cagger
and r W Allen, NY; d. NJ Vandvke md b
Hamilton, NC; w Scelly, Cole, q Bsset y
+ Paince, and NJ Rice, NY; JsMay; J flannel
Mass; r Homer, Md; Buchan and Butt,
NY.
Gibbons, Nd; f ID Barrett. nv; q Floyd
Iowa; ID l. BarthOlOw, Md; J iowa, S0va
and FAM l. Ferrer and fam. Cuba; & Waldo
Mrs Agnew- A A McGoffev. NY; j W Brown
q Boyce, Md; w L Rice, A A Biaudv, Md; DR.
II Smith, Mo; Dr. w = Ch!plpy, J : Wilson
Ky. b Stewart, Pa: Smith. Wisconsin: Nj
stfeeve, ID Pratt, Mass: } il NUrdrn NY
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W EntwiseI
and y Falls, Pa; ID W MaHdell. Mass; Ii o
Meigs, Ga; NJ McCIin;ock and Young Md
ID Kelly and lady. Ala: w Ieabl and A
u Smith, Va; Bartlett, Pa; II Laundrrs and
Va; Edwards aud T Russell, O; l. Nc Cam and
J EdnO"dS, DC.
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Medicines.
RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR E MP E r o K 8
WHAT
WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
because 1t is the ornament God himseg pro
eSS ba ever so Sparkling the teeth those of pearls
suared aud shriveed, harsh and dry, or worse still
If sPrlnkled with gray, nature VIII loose half her
two or three times week, will restore ond perna
neptly secure - all such an ornament. Read the
following and Judge. The writer of the first 10 the
celebrated PraHiSt, ThdIbsrg:
NEW YORK pril 10. 1853.
,on s R ans1 "2 t. 's sTe r to
se ms Fl my h to sS %ss
yoGr Hair ResOra ive IL soon recovered ITS original
hue. consider y3nr IeSto alive as very wohaeriu
l am, dear SIR, yours truly. :. THALBERG.
'Drych ar iwylieddet
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, IS Nassau St.
PrOv j. wooD Dear srAgs 51n ,s month oSS or SIX
alive aud gave it my wife, who concluded to try it
her hsr. little thinking, the time, that it would
well my surprise after few weeks trial It has per-
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
and thickenlng the hair. strongly recommend the
above Resioratye to all persons n want OF sgeh
change oil thsT hair. CHAs. GARDEN.
NEW YORK, July %, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WooD: With confidence do recon-
mend your HAIR RestoSatlve as being the most EN-
Restorative, my hair aud whIskerS, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dar k. and now
store them o their natural Color IL also has relieved
me of ali dandruf and unpleasant itching, SO com
mon among persons who perspire freely.
J. q. kILBY.
| CHICAGO. Ill, May 1857.
Pros. WoOD: About two years ago my hair com
menccd falling O! and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald and han tried many remedies to no ef-
feet / commenced using your restorative in Jan
| uary last. A few applications fastened my hair
firmly IL began Ia iiii dP grow ont and turned bac
10 ITS former color, back At this time It fully
restored to Its original color. health and pearaGce
| and chceTlully recommend its use tOa,l.
j, ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up IN bottles OFFS SIZES,
viz Large. medium, and STna IL the small holds u
. pat, and TetaIls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds ht least twenty per cent. more IN proportion
than the small. retas for 50 bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent more IN proportion and
ret9lis for S.
| %. J. WOOD & CO., rroprietors. S2 Broadway
New York tin the great y. y. Wire Railing Estab-
| lishmCnt, } and ia Market ST., 81 LOUIS, Mo.
| And said Uy al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma 10 SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
Medicines.
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUM
w eyents .adies AND q emit amen lose ono ri ii

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of the cir
greatest natural attractions-a fine head of hair-it
becomes a matter of serious importar oe, and the
question is what shah we do to stop the hair from
falling OF, and restore Its vgor and beauty In re-
ply to this query, we beg to say try DIR. HAIR RIS'
HAIR PROMOTER AND I'M PROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breakinr
remove dandr nd, keep the scalp clean and white,
and impsrt freshness and vigor to- the hair: and
although you may have been ba6 twenty years the
continued use of II two months will insure Won n
uxlrIant head of hair. Call and get bottle and II
and get the price paid. "
ask for pr. Harris Hair Premoter and Improver.
sist, corner Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts
and IN Washington city by n. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gust, Browns' Hotel Building, IA. avenue, and b.
Is. CLARK, Druggist, corner "a street aud Pa
aveune. anI 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
,I,HE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER! :

. The L&6e Of The Flesh as IN the Blood"
When the BLOOD becomes vI'IGted, impure, or too
weak, the flesh loses Its vitality. the SKIN becomes
yellow and palId. The Liver dlsofdered, Dyspepsia
and lndIS estIOn follow, the Spirits dTOOp, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes a burden.
HARTSHORNE' $ HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon th3 Blood, Liver, stomach and bowels,
Impart ~ new vlg1T and tone 10 a constitution i'm
pared 10y disease from any cause. 1t removes PIN
pies and all skin eTUptIuns arOuSes the ply 81 cal
powers OF both SEXES. gives bloom To the paiiId
cheek, and lnakes one JOYOUS and happy. Thong h
medicinal IN ITS effects, 10 Is perfect cordial IN
taste. il is particularly adapted to Female
PAINTS, which IN their worry nature are eXhaustns
ard deb'iitatIng. For DICpSy. or dTOpsIcal swell
Ings, Kidney and BS der affections, Il acts like a
charm. Quart bottles 81, sinai hotties 81 cents.
SCid by stOtt, Mcpherson, Clarke, Waite. Kid
well Il Law eHCe, DT. Culver. and Ford, Washing
ton City. Ciscel IL kldweii, Georgetown.
ma ~ C.;m
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'I'HE GREAT PAIN ANNIIiiLATOR
X Il NJ Il ID Y FOR YSPEP.S

X + NJ Il ID Y FO IL ID y EPSTA.
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK Bowels
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALII-Preparedb by n
Chemist.
Bottles l21a Is and 80 cents.
HaTtShorheS Hrs al should he kept in all fanl-
hes IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness.
HdTtShorne'S Cure all cures Rheumatism
HdrtSh0Tns'S Cure all cures Cramps, CoIIc
Pam IN the stomach or Bowels.
HdrtSh orae's Cure all cures Pain In the Limbs
Side, Back, ard Breast.
Hdrtshorae's Cxre-aN cures SPrans, Bruises,
Scalds and Burns.
Hartshorn:'s Care. oil cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
HdrtShorns'S CHre-all cures Cholera, DiarrEpa
and all Pam.
Hartshorns''s CHrs-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
ness from cold.
HartShorHs'S CKre-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
Digestion; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Threat; Also Cuts and Sores.
HGrtSho Tne'S Cure all cures al! Spinal Affections
and w eakness IN Limbs.
HaftShorns'S CHre-d!E is great tonic to Weak
Stomach and Bowels. and Improves Digestion.
III AS the freQu snt changes OF the weather pro-
tuce bad Cod, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body also, SJIh Neck-svery person should
geta bottle. lie acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnews. BlOoi and Bones and by ITS warming cleo
troinas netic power expes al pain from the system.
Get a bottle and try IT.
EORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF Wi ID
CHEkRf-It Is the best Cough Syrup in the
World. =
If Won are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTI BIZ .IOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
er, Stomach and Bowels, carrying oil all Bile and
Foul =, cTetiUns.
The above medicines TO be had ut all Drug Stores
III Washington CITY; kIdwe!i Il CIscell at George
town; III. Peel a Co Alexandria. 81 ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
PROPOSALS FOR TIE REMOVAL OF
l. GARBAGE.
Washington. lime ~ isI.

Washington, June ~, le5".
- Proposals Will be received at this OfLct- mill
uesfis, ne = ant ri - o clock M, for tba
removal OF 6h. iise IA Cfts properly constructed for
thdI purpose Tor one year, ending the Ssrh Gar If
Juhel lSs', under such regulations as NAV be esa
Iishei os tne comm bSlOaeT of Health The garl,ge
10 D. deposited IN such place as the CommI-sjuucr
may GosigratS, aid To- lie collected aIl, iI1tn tha
eI way To tie So Of December, anG three times a
wees dGrlnS the re!.aiaJcr of me term
riTSi DiS:TIrt-DIar portion of the Fi-st X. ri
noftn OF PerG-y lvaua avenue.
Second DtSfJicE-I hat per iOa OF the Tirst Ward
kOuth OF PehnsyINanlS avenue.
ThITd DltiTtct-IAe Second Ward north OF &
str e.. -
FJHri@ Di'trie:-TLe Second Ward south Of {;
s.reet. -
F,Jth DiCtTict-The Third JVarJ north of 81
StIih DtS'r.rf-iA- Third Wtfd s0utJ, al 1 81
SsceHth Dt'FTtct-fae Fourth VI ard north al r.
street AID wes; Of New Jersey avenue.
EiEhtd DLtrIrf- The Fourth " ri sOuth of r
street AM vest OF New jersey avenue ard ia
portion oi tAe Fl.th Ward west Of New Jersey aye
nue. ana NORTH ct PcnnSYlvana avenue
NiHtA DtSf1trt-The Fifth Ward vy,.b fba ~
cePtlon "l tLa' PARTON north Of penrxyivsnia No.
nus snt west Of Kew Jersey avenue 'a "'o-
TSHth DtstTtCt-SISth Wcrd
E!crsH!H DtNtTIct-The seventh NVfrJ
Proposals viii be Received for lcG district gsfo
Tatey and vii state The price, and but une price ,r
The y ear. ard LU TDOfu than tWOG StTlcis VII la
AWARDED ~ any iEdIvItGTl firm. moro thab nI .
district snail IL ~ aided to Il dder 81 IS dl.figcIy
understood fiHt az leIst One cart shall ID. required
for each district.
jeH WM. Il. MAGRUDER. Maror.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

w AsHl Nc TON, JuIc 3 1885,
On the petition OF Fbenezer A. Lester of Itosr.-
Mass, praying for the extension Of patent grant,
70 m on the IN OF August, 1874. for an Improve
ment IN the method OF making cast iron Railroad nr
Wheeis.' Tor seven years from The expiration OF
SAID patent, which takes place the l0th Ol Al
gust, 1855
ordered, that tho said petition lie heard AZ the
fatent once on Monday, the 9Th of AupG.'
next al II O'Clock m: and all persons are not had ID
appear and show cause, If any they have, Vii, sad
petition ought not Ia he granted.
PERSONS opposing the ek tension required "a .
IN the Patent Ofhce their objections, specially 81
l0rth I'm writing, al least twenty days before the
OF hearing all testimony filed by either party a. Ia
used al the sad hearing must bo taken and ranSmi-
sed IN accordance with the rules Of the oce, which
Will be furnished on APPLICATION.
Inc testimony IN the case wall be closed % the
"a OF august; dispositions aud other papers
neg upon as Testimony must be lied in the Ofccu Ur
before the morning of that day; the arguments #
any, within We days thereafter.
roTdered, also, that this notice be Published ~ tie
Chion, w ashlngton. ID. T., and Poet. Boston. Mas
saohusetls, once week Tor three success i've works
ing. los UOi n
Commissioner Of Patents.
y Editors OF the above papers will please copy,
ano send their balls 10 the Patent Ooe with pspee
ooatalalnS thus notice. ie1-l1vsv
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ITO ALL WHOM TT MAY COICFR[-

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONGERH.-I
hereby gave noIico that Virginia Land On e
MiIt1ry W aTTant NC. TO winch issued ON the a n
day Of june, i1H'. TO Jonn HIsdJE, II sailor, WHO
seIyed three ears II the Virginia state Nav, ms
ben lost 10 salt. or strOy ed ard taat the Lcrs
~ me haId J"bn BIgdCn will. Que Time appI, 20
sLe Coia"iissi"heT OF the GENERAL I aud Office for
sSi4P Al 'ieu OF AID Ia satiS IctI0n of sad warrant
nnoorttr, MAkl AIWELi.,
one OF me Heirs Of the SAID John ri ydon deed,
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-ES- 49, Medicine have been taxed their ut
~ most to produce thlS best, most per-
feet pUrgative which Is known to
man. Innxmfrah!e proofs shown that these
6rdaIy Medicines and that they win aGpreoeont
eddy upon the esteem OF ali men. They are safe and
trating properties stimulate the vital activities OF
the body, remove the ObstructIOns of its organs.
purify the booa. and exPei disease. They pars cut
the foul hunuurs which breed dlstemper. stimulate
sluggish dIsOrtered organs into their natural ac
ton, and impart healthy tore with strength to the
whole sy stem. Not only do they the every day
complaints Of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases when have baffled humsn skill
While they produce powerful effects they al the
same time, diminished doses the safest and best
su led they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk OF harm.
thew MT substautiated by men of such exa ed posi-
lion and character to forbid the suspicion of IN
truth: Many eminent cisrgymen and PHYSICIANS
have lent their 70 ceriIfj 10 the public the
liability of my remedies. wlIie others have sent me
the assurance of their conviction that III, Prepare
tIonS contribute immensely To the relief OF lLy ali O.
ted suffering fellow men.
TIE agent below named is pleased TO furnish gratis
my American A Almanac, containing directions for
their and certificates OF their cures of the Iol
Cosfveness, Bilious Complaints. rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, II esdacCe arising from "A foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inac:Ion and
tlte, al Uiserous ard Cutaneous Diseases which
require an evacuent medicine, Scroiula or Kings
Evil They also, by purify ing the blood ami slImu
ating the system, cure many complaints which it
Eould not be Supposed they could reach, such as
DeaILtbo DIiiuHchs, dAd LNtif
Gus IritabiiIty. Derang Of the Liver and Kid
news, GOut, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body obstruction of Its
functions.
DO not be put off by unprinoipled dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYERS Pills, AID take nothing else. No other
they give you compares with this in its intrinsic
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
sid there is for them aid they should have 1t.
Prepared by DIR. J. e, AVER, Practical ard Ana
ytica' Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price Is cents per
Sid by 2 IS. GILMAN. Washington, and by H.
COOK, Alexandra, and ~ all dealers every where.
o. nr
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sTNITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGCLaR LINZ
AXE WITHOUT GAILcRE FOR lISar is.as,yea
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANh A HAILR DAD.
K.ss.~r ssi'sss Days, 81! E siL At .ssi xs~,

CAuTIoa.-SO many fra KS aud Iue05i- -Gesrh
tlOns Of Vh;Ious kinds nave DoCn lately <SNEEN
perpetrated on travate bound to ca Ii
FOR A, that tie -ubscritcr, the only sut horizso
Agent for passage 10y the Y. :. Mail Line via Tana-
caution all rars0ES seeking passage to California.
thGt TO AVOID IMPos ITiOH, they must be careful to
lId the tTaC Office Of the Steamships OF the u &
Mail Line, via Panama Railf:sad, as no Other Office
IN New / orx Is authorized To engage passage.
ihe Companies have chi, one Office in New York,
which IS al IN " est street. of Warren street
fronting on the North River, at tho he'd OF tho Con-
7auy's Wharf.
IL Obforve ny slsn cSer the door.
l. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
satt- Rev YsTk,
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- IL
TCHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PAW.

SDtHE PAClftC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
L PARf,
OIs 81 the Steamships or this Company. carrying
the ul!ted states Mei!s for AChPUEO, <c~is.,
CALIFORNIA sad OREGON, leaves 9SFEHfa
Psnsfaa Twice each month on tho 9rr-sssfzaSseS2
Val OF the United States Msi - Z. Company stesp:.
cfs, Which leave New Orleans aud New York reru-
larry on 5th and 2ith Of each month with the mails
ROADS.
These steamships have leon inspected and AZ
proved % the Navy Department, and guaranty 5rsts
SD Sofsty.
The banana Railroad "a miies long ia now ooIa-
plotted RON ocean to ocean, aud is crossed In OF
GoaTs Tho bagsaS OF Passengers is check ed In New
lcrk through To San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked az PaImnla By steamer ct the cOinpsny'e
eI pensos of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept ~ port in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention case of acct
dent so that the route Is entirely rs.Iabls-no fail.
are having occurred IN eight yeare.
PASSENGERS leave Panaua The saTno day thar ar.
rive at AsPinwall.
Conductors GO through by each .teamsr and take
charge OF women snd children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates ably q.
tbs agency, III West street, New York, to
]. w. RAYMOND,-or to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.,
bn-n BARTLETT. BOSTON, 8l."n'
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, June 7. 1853.
Proposals will be received Il this department
lrstan, For supplying the stationery described In the
schedule below fer the fiscal year commencing on
the Isl Gay af July next.
The stationery must be ef the best quality.
Samples must accompany the bids.
The bidder Will be required 10 give bO7d
with approved suret tor the far hful fulElmeut of
his contract aud the DEPARTING q viii reserve Tho
right TO order the articles ut such times and such
quantities as It msy deem proper and to increase or
ulIl!In.sh the quantities. DelOw stated.
Paper aad> Of LiHsH Stock.
2 reamS folio post, ruled, machine made, weigh
lng ~ pounds. per Team
81 re3ms single cap, do. do. weigh
Ing II pounds, per resm
liO reams 9uariO post, do. do. weigh
ing 81a pounds, per resm
~ realms note paper, per ream
do. Copying paper, do.
30. blottIng paper. do.
~ do. envelope paper, bun or yellow, royal,
p0fesm
~ dozen cards Perrys pens. per dozen cards
~ gross other me.alIc pels, per gross
<'Hs' quhIs no. ~, per Goo
per dozen
Go. erasars, ivory handles, do.
l do. ivory wafer stan ps, do.
do. cocoa sand boxes, do. a.
do. ibiaded knives, Rodgers i Sons,
;-, per dozen
0O lnkStanCs, = inch. cut glazs, Go
10 DO. Maynard Il NOyess or other black ink,
- IN quarts. per dozen
40 dozen rench carhlne INK, IN ounce walls,
l. per dozen
go waters. large, fJr department seal. per iNO
~ pounds waters. conlmonsze. perPounj
90 Do. Sealing wax, scarlet. do.
10 do. India rubber, prepared, in pieces,
10 ounces pOunce. Der ounce
2pecks black sand, eTpeck
100 az dS do "a ts s5 ,, asserted; fozfn
200 en- elopeS, % welsh Ig pOu-d, per l,oco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-21
Traveller Directory.
NEW ARIA N g Z N ENT!
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.


VIRGINIA. TENNESSEE,
GEOKGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can bs obtalncd at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of PeDusy lvaBia avenue and 9th
street, Washington, on board OF the steam Ferry
Roat George Page or at the Office ofthc Orange and
AlexandrIa Railroad at Alexandra,
Richmond, DanriIe, LyRehL"rg, Bristol,
Knoryiife, Daifon, AHonto, Chattanooga,
NaShUHic, HHntsriHe, Grant function,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nec Orleans,
by direct route, aid continuous railway connec
tons to Memphis.
AHordlrg greater Expedition and Co3fOTt sDd
being mill shorter than by any other route
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at ca M. for leN3ntTIs. where pas
seHgcrs tike the Richmond. IharlottsvIllf,
Stauntcn. w hlte Sulphur Springs, w oodstock * I,
and at ~ p for X IchmoDd and all points so eth
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the Office.
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock n. m and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
je 17-u - Washington.
TaE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL
Leave Aiexandra at 4, g. 10, - o'cl'k 8 s4slhss
a. 4; and O'clock p: IN aSHsEE<1s
Leave Washing ton at 6, Q, IL O'clock m, l. 8, 5,
The THOMAS COLLYER, when on the route,
will rul at opposite hours. are Is cents.
Whaey's UInnibuseS, connecting with the Page
and CoyeT will leave the Capitol and corner of z;,
lie eff RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.