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EVENING STAR.
THE STEP.MOTHER'S DEATH.BED.


/, sztyaet from a Posm preparing 70, the Press,
from she PsH Of the Composer, F. NICHOLS
CroHch.
In quiet room, shut ut from the light,
With shutters iOsed, as n IL were nlsht,
There lay WOmsn-Oh sad the sight
Dying by inches away!
Her palId cheek and sunkea eve,
1o1r sh sb sp Ssd o. Id death was nigh.
Our Mothers Ill to day,
She heard thslr pTattle-tTied TO gaze
m sgete h were those ey brz a rsxs
Concealed her Children from her.
She could not speak-her strength was gone
Her lIInbs were IstIess-the sand had run
To the last grain-'twas the setting sun
OF that kind. gentle Mother
And by that bed side, wrapt in tears,
Stood girls with VI HON she d spent some ears
Girls she'd tIaIn'd with fostering cares,
To act the wOmSn's part.
She heard their sObs dnd silent grief;
She knew her lease of life was brief,
But faitafui IN duty-lt brought rellei
As the cold crePt to her heart
She felt the lap of one on her brow
hand held her osn-She knew IL not now
My Mother" she whispered 10 sccents low
Twas she Of the former tableau
She knew the voice, and squeezed the hand.
The teelIng was mutual and ewfully grand
sac dlen In her arms. whle that si.teTlv hand
hnelt round the death bed of woe.
In slleEee long and mute they kuelt,-,
Their Step Mothers spirIt with ngsls dwelt.
All lonely they seemed and lonely they lett,
When died that kind Step Mother!
And when they rose aud la )ked upon her.
Ii said, my children now love each other
As Idid you-afectIonatey
With upliited eyes and dOwEc ST hearts.
Each sister slowly the room de- arts!
They've lost their Trend! and deaf Imparts
This moTal-InsII uctIvaly:
Be generous. loving. kind and true.
We come AM go, and So may you.
our duty hrst-whatsoey or you do
And all must end TRANQUILITY.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL : Withers. Pa; "A
y Collier. NYk: G : Drinkwater W Moron q
Norton, Towne, Mass; Dir B Gardiner Md
Henderson, Scotland; T. Pratt, Ala; Doctor
WSll, CSA; ID Vondenburgh. N.Y. DAVIS.
Buchanan, Va; Mrs II NJ ais, Md; Lam
fossat, La; J. NJ Douglas, IlIns; T G Townshend.
Md ChattelieT. W WaShbUrn. y Y; Col Jas
Polk, Md; W L Gilmore, La; w Watson. NY;
w u Shaw, X Jones, VI: II III Coats, F \ Glib
hons, Md; Cole, c; ID Spelman, Md; "
Wheaton, Prof Ii krausy, NY; II IL Osborn Md:
Il Wilson, Ireland; c WatrOus, Texas; II T.
Leman, Pa.
BROWNS HGTEb.-w Gross and lad,.
Md; Miss c Cantice, do; \ Mcclure. Tenn
Andrew, = Robinson. Va; Col Pedro Go
doz, Chilli; Enrique COrtsz. BOgota Dr. Flayio
Halo, do; ID BarTcs, Chill; w Barrett. Pa; l..
l. Gerray, do; w Davidson, La; ID Z Fulton
Ark; Chas Myers, Pa; II OSbsrne do; Il
Chandler, Pa; III Moore, KIT; p Rowe, NY; l..
Dodge, do; l. Il Mitchell, NY ID ID CamDb-II
do; VIM Norrist Pa; f. y smith, NY; f. Bliss
and daughter, do II Wilde, do; Il Brown do;
4. vi Buckley, Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-Coi ] TAYLOR
Va; Brown. Mo; w III Baldwin, Miss ] NJ
Moulder, and : Carter, Va; Il n Short. Nc:
Col Lawrence and family; c e Baldwin and Ia
dy, NY; w Thompson and W Willing, Nd: J
ing. Ny; Dunlop and family, Va; Mc1fatt
and o P1'rask, Mass
KIRKW GOD ;HOCSE-V X Hawks and III
w Taft, NY; A CoIinson. Md: w COleInpn
Nash, Mass; l. L. savage ny; Major sanders
USE: Page, Pa; Wiener and lady, Nj ass: NJ
E2an, Mo; J Mosby. Va J = CunInins III A
Allis, Libby. and Mr. Hunter, M; g Thomas
and Porter, Pa; 7 Pitchiym, ChocNai; F
Mitten, Md.
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Medicines.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Vl RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR E MP Z X OR s +.

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because 1t is tie ornament God himseV pro
ridsd for all our race. Reader, although the ppse
may bloom ever sobrghty 10 the glowing cheek, ths
eye be sparkling the teeth be those Of pearls
kas or I'VE s s pe
SR Nature Sa,G VIII SGss half nsI
two or three times week. will restore ond perma-
sPy s1s to ~ such Che ss N .s the the
celebrated pianist, ThafbsTg:
New York April TO- 1883.
DR. WOOD: Dear Slr-Permlt NE to express to
You the Obligations am under for the entire re.
sLoraGon OF my mar TO its 1ris ma eo,or aposs
LaIid8 becoming gray, tut upon the spPiic,tlon Of
your Hair Restorative, soon recovered MS origlnai
my ention. quite eicacious as well as agreeable:
am, dear sir, yours truly, :. THALBERG.
"Drych ar ,iwylieddct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, IS Nassau st.,}
April IL, 1853
weeks ago, received bottle of your Hair Restor
alive aud gave wife, who concluded to try it
on her haIr, little Thinking at the tIme that IL would
restore the gray hair ORIG nal or but her
well as my surprise after few weeks trial 1t has per
hairs to dark brown at the same time beautifyins
and thckening the hair. / strongly recommend the
Change Chang Of then Thai hair. " CHks cARDEW.
New YORK, July 9, 1857.
PROF. D. J. WooD: With confidence do recon-
mend your hair estoratIve as being the most effi
caclOus article | ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative, my hair and whsksrs, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark, and now
feel confident that a few more applications will
store them to their tura color also has relieved
me of all dandruff and unpleasant itching, SO com
mon among persons who perspIre freely.
J. 6. KILBY.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 1857.
PROF. WOOD: About two years ago my hair COM
menced falling of and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald. and had tried many remedies to no eff
feet. Il commenced using your Restorative in Jan
uary last. A few applications fastened my hair
firmly 1t began to HI up. grow out and turned back
to Its former color, black AT this time it fully
restored to ITS original color health and appearance,
and cheerfully recommend lts use to all.
| J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs sizes.
VIZ Large, medium, and small the small holds u
pint, and retaIls for 81 per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion
than the smS, retsis for g bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent more in proportion and
retails for IS.
| %. J. WOOD & CO, Proprietors. 3i2 Broadway
New York, Gin the great n y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment, ) and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma l8-5In
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ID At Montgomery. A'a., they boast fig
weig hing four and a half ounces.
IL DE-. Carey Whitaker, a distinguished cit
1len OF Weldon, n. c., died on Saturday.
III The miners at Evansville York Town and
Audenrrid colleres; Pa, are all out on a strike.
IL There are in Louisville, Ky, six public
Roman Catholic schools, with 979 pupils.
IL Caroline Halter has obtained 81 ONl dam.
ages from Charles Bolender, I'm New York, tor
seduction.
IL Miss Sarah Paul, most interesting Young
Lady, teacher, was burnt 20 death in @. e.
Thorpe, Ga last week, 10y tine explosion Of fluid
lamp.
IL conscientious person afirms that he
once in his life behed people ''miuding their
own business - This remarkable coincidence
occurred at sea, the passengers being too sick to
attend to each others concerns.
u The New Orleans papers notice an Italian
woman, who sits at corner with d spinning
wheel, ts which is attached a musical box The
music attracts a crowd, and while the wouIan il
spinning her thread they drop small coin into he
box.
IL The French Medical Gazette s. ats that
charcoal has been accidentally discovered 10 be- :.
cure for burns. By laying piece OF charcoal on
the burn, the pain subsidies AZ once BY leaving
IL on for an hour the wound Will certainly lie
healed.
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keiiaineA

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and 6entlenen lose one Of their
becomes a matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall we do to stop the hair from
FAIR II '1 PTRS Uni AND fMPROVER. Afev
Applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandruff, keep the scalp clean and white
ard imPart freshness and vigoI to the hair and
although you may have been bald twenty years the
continued use of it two months will insure you a
luxurant head Of hair. Call and get BOTTLE and II
rot satisfied alter the second application, return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold IN RICHMOND chm By w: PETEkS,N, Drug
and In Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gust, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D.
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
avenue. AMI "
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Leave HIsxsndr,s at =, 8, 10, 70 o'cl'k EsslAR
a. m, 2. 4. and O'Clock D. IN D7'7zxa.<S
Leave Washington at g. Q, IL O'Clock u. m, l, g. 5,
and o'clock P. m.
The THOMAS COLLYER, when on the route,
will ruu at opposite hours. are IS cents.
Whaley's Omai5uses, connecting wit h the Page
and Colly er, will leave the Capitol and of 2t
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
leave Alexandra.
je 8-tf RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHING TON BRANCH.
@ ~ 53s %7

From ar after TU ESDAY, 18th of June, Trains
will leave as fOliows:
SIS a. IN. Express Train connects at Annapolis
junction for Annapolis, At Washington Junction for
ali parts of the west. aud at Baltimore for Ph!ladei
phIa and New York.
IT'S a. m. Way Train for Baltimore, Philadelphia.
and New York.
S,3n p. IN. Express Tram connects at Washington
junction with EX press train for ali parts of the west
and at Baltimore for Norfolk Philadelphia and New
York.
4.in m. Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis janet ion for Anna polls, and Washington
junction with Express Trains West.
81 p. IN. Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
The SIS a. and 80 p m. trains express and
will stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
lions.
ON Saturday the $50 p. III. train goes to Philadel
phip Onlr.
On Sunday but one train leaves, al 3 50 p. m.
je IA L. IL. PARSONS, Agent.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AEs WlfuOpi FAILURE PoR flSRI WARE, Ytx
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA p Ana NJ A RAlLR DAD,

hSgSFH OsS6tHE U~E5, ga Z HfR 81 Sssk HtSS5A.
CANTONESE many frauds and ii1YosI- ~e1oaS
tlons of various kinds have been lately .94E&N
perpetfated on travellers bound to CA LII ->sk15sDh
FORNiA, that the subscriber, the only uthorize6
Agent for passage by the u. :. Mail Line via Para
ma, IN the CITY Of New York, feels 1t his duty to
that. TO AydiD IaP0sIII0N, they must be careful to
hnd the true office of the Steamships of the u. B.
Mail Line, VIA Panama Railroad, as no other Office
In New York is authorized TO engage passage.
TIE Companies have only one Office in New York,
which Is at In W est street. corner of Warren street.
fronting On the North River, az the head Of the Com
panJ's Wharf.
IL Observs my sign over the door.
ia Nv. RAYMOND, AEs.s,
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OF
u GARBAGE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

washington, June a, lG58.S
Proposals will he received at this Office until
Tuesdsy, the k2i instant AZ - clock m. for the
reI0Ova of Ca carts properly constructed for
that purpose. for one year ending the S1th daE Cf
June, 1889, under such regulations NAV he estab-
lshed ny the COInmIssIoner OF Health the gaTbag
10 D" deposited la suca place as the Comn jsioner
may designate end u b. collected caiIy fIom the Ist
OF MAJ To tIe lst Of December, am three times A
week duTing the remainder of the term
FIIst OfSfTIrt-TLat portion OF the First Ward
north of PenEzy wanna avenue.
Second DiStIsCt-I hat pOr ZOE of the FIRST w ard
south OF PENS wanna avenue.
Third DIStTtet-The Second Ward north Of o.
str. e..
Fourth DistTicf-The Second Ward south OF O.
street.
Fifth DjStrict-The Third Ward ucr,h of a.
SIrIS DISTict-Ihs Third Ward south of 81
Secenth DtstTiet-Tbe Fourth Ward north OFF
street aud ves Of New Jersey avenue
Etxhth DtStTict-Ihe Fourth Ward xnuth Of f.
street and west of New JERSEY avenue ard that
portion Of the r nth Ward west of ew Jerse, ave
nue. and north OF PeRRsylyRnIa avenue
NINTH Disbirt-The Fifth Ward, with the ex-
oeptIOn Of thSt portion north Of Penn lvana ave
nue. snt west Of New Jersey avenue.
Tenth DISfJIr.-SIXth NCTd
Ei,rsHfh DiSfTict-The Seventh Ward.
Pr pOslls Will he Tsc5. wed for e1ch distno. sepa-
rateiy. and VIII sla,e the price, and bat price for
the year. ard 10 more than tWOd strIcis viii be
awarded t. any ind gdGal firm. Ii more tnan one
district shall he awarded 10 bidder is distInotIy
understood that al least cart shall DO required
Tor each district.
jeI4 WM. Il. MAGRUDER. Mayor.
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most to produce tins best, most per
~ feet purgatlve which Is known to
Pulls have virtues which surpass in excellence the
ed apSn e esss@ ali men they safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
tfstPg s I'm sns vsa setVes 81
purify the booo, and expel disease. They Purgs0ut
s Gs sesa n tSsPr
tion ard impart healthy tone with strength To the
Of So
dangerous diseases when have haled human skill
Te R dosss the safes. and best
ply sic that can be employed for children. Being
SuTs ysSeab ees are free rom an risk of Ssm
Cures Fave been made which snrpass belief were
they Et a. 20 D s
truth: Many eminent clergymen and ply slcans
have lent their names to certify - the rnbo the re-
the assurance ofthefr conviction that my Propara-
tIons contribute Immensely to the relief Of lily attic
The agent below named pleased TO furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their and certificates OF their cures OF the fol
Cosiiveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
stom,ao. Nausea. IpdigestIon, Morbid in.ction and
pam arising theTefrOIn. lstuienoy, Loss of Apps
tIte, all Ulcerous and CutaneOus Diseases which
require evacuant medicine, Scrofula Kings
Evil They also, by purifying the blood and s,lniu
Won q not be supposed they could reach. such as
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nerv
Gus lrrltabty, DeTdnseHentS OF the Liver and KID
neys, Gnut, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state OF the body or obstruction of its
functions,
DO hot no put off by nEprnclpled dealers with
some other Pill they Ll2Se more Prott on. Ask FOR
they Eve you c0mpsrcs with thIs in lie int iisic
value or curative powers. The SIGH .snt the best
AID there Is for taem and they should have 1t.
Prepared by DIR. J. G; AY tR, Practical and Ana
ytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Pnce . cents per
box. Five boxes for 81.
Sid by u ID. GILMAN, Washington. and by II.
COOK, Alexandria, and DY all dealers every
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Traveller, Directory.

GEORGIA, ALABAMA.
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner OF Pennsy vanla avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board of the steam y cry
Boat George Page at the Office of the Orange and
Alexandrls Railroad, at Alexandra,
Richmond, DanpiHe, Lynehburg, Bristol,
Knorviiie, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, HuntsUiike, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nsnr Orleans,
By a direct route, AID continuous railway connec.
tons TO Memphis.
Afording greater EtpsdiHoa and Comfort and
being miles shorter than by other route.
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7ih street at ca a In.. for Alexandra. where pas
sengers take the ior Richmond. Charlottesville,
Staunton, White phur Springs, Woodstock, &c ,
and at p. IN. for RichmoId and all points SoHth-
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phlF.
Baggage Wagons and Omnbuses leave the office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m and p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
je l7-d Washington.
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jeiI wM. Il. MAGRUDER. Mayor.
ERANCIs WILLNER,

Il No. 81 NE,v York AvExrR.
NEW PAPER-H4H GInG IND UPIOI-
STE \ STOhE.
Iwoud most respectfully call tue attention of the
pubc OF w ashngt0n AMI the adjacent cities To THIS
new and carefully seee'ed stock 81 WALL. PA
PER, III every variety of sly lie and patteru: D5(,
ORATIyE PAPERS, BORDERS CTR.fAISS
WINDOW 81 DIS and FIX RI X rs CORDS
and TASSEI.S. for = ciUTes and SHADES. FIR =.
BOARD PRINTS aRd other Ornaments
:, am Also prePartd 10 make FEATHER BEDS,
Hair, Husk, Moss or Cotton MAiTRES- rs
er. with prOmptnsss and tIt patch.
All orders VIII he thankfully received and, BY
unrentling aten ION and prompt execution To- them
hope 10 met Il and obtain liberal share of patron
age.
Paper put en- IN the best mannsr, and warranted
je lI-3tawlm
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baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
U NJ NJ K X ARE A n & + N ENTS,
WIZ Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THR OUCH CONNECTING TRAINS
From N1S IN foR 4HE Hn@aak
LIST. TIE cINoi Is iS!%TT; EXPRESS MAIL
starts at 5;'5 a. NJ allowing passengers time for
10, before psoeeedins west. This Rain passes ss
Grafton at 40 p. N and connects at Benw6od or
Tram for Columbus. CINCINNATI, and intermediate
p9 g5 rsIEeHT GlReInIst a. = y 4 r. next day
LOUIS EXPR ESS come 'ion leaves Washing ton
tlnclutng Sunday, y at 2.Jh ching Cincinnati
press Tram for Louisville Caro- aud the Southwest
and Tor St Louis, Kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
lngton to Cincnnatl,in ~ hours, or to ST. Louis only
81. riNGINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo-
NORTHWESTERN EYPRESS leaves Except
Saturday and Sunday at 6.S M, connecting, at
more at 10 p n. On sunday Night the connection
with this Train is made by the $50 p. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe r cad
n daylight, take the SIS I'm. or 6.SoF. Train from
For PaTk@rsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the $50 Train. For
The Western corrections from w shing'on and
Baltimore b, all these Trains are the closest. rost
direc andhmpe that have yet been offered to the
travelling pubic, ami every Improvement and advan-
tage that the resources OF the Ba timore and OHIO
Railroad and It's assocste.ilIes cOald suggest, have
been secured under THIS arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all qusr-
tiers, and every other possible facility will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave w sshins-
ton as follows; For all points betxeen Washington
Junction and Pie dmont take the s. m. train. For
all stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the 30 y. m, Tam. To connect with the Frederick
Train take the ~ p. IN. Train.
iD-For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply tn
THOS. n. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Washington Station,
Or. l. II. ENGLAND Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden station.
w. SMITH, Master of TRANSFORMATION.
l.. Nj. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
baltimore, May III, 1855. ma
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

w ARLINGTON, uue 3 1864.
On the petition OF Ebeneze- A. I.este- 81 tsstcn,
MASS, praying Tor the extension OF patent grantes
10 m on the 18th al August, 1884. for an Inns
nent IN the method Of making e,s IRON Railroad Car
W heels-" Tor seven years from the c1piratpuE Of
SAID patent, which takes place on the 10th OF Au-
gust, 1889
is ordered, that the sad petition be heard NJ tbs
Patent Ofhce MONDAY, the sth OF August
next AZ IL O'Clock and all persons are notified 70
appear and show cause, az any they have, why sad
petition ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension reQnirrd 20 lie
In the Patent Once their objections, specially SCI
forth IN writing. at least twenty days before the dsy
Of hearing all testimony fled by either party 10
used NJ the said hearing must be taken and tIsisni
ted ~ accordance with the rules Of the ONCE, which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will he closed on tie
"a of tuEu {; dispositions aud other papers re-
lied upon as testimony must be Ill led IA tie Office on0
before the morning of that day; the arguuents, IL
any, within We DAYS thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this zoe be published ~ me
Union, Washington. ID. e., and Post, Boston, MAS
sachusetts, once week for three successive werAs
previous 10 the 9h OF August next the DAY 81 hear
ing. JOS. HOLT.
- Commissioner Of Patents.
p. z. Editors Of the above papers wall please COPY
and send their bills 20 the Patent Once. with pseet
CONTAINING thus notice. ie7lrS"
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DUKE ON THE MINERAL. SPRINGS OF
Sis.
Mo"rman on the Mineral Springs OF Virginia, with
a Map OF the " outss and Distances: IS
Bell ON the Baths and The Watery Regimeo. - 5n
A FTP TO the Virginia SPRINGS, OF tie Bellies and
the Beans Of 1885; IS cents ~
FauquIer Sulphur Springs; Is cents
Va; IL cts. '''
Saratoga " Gters, by M. l.. North, M. d.: a5 ctx.
Also, Maps, Guides, Books, a c., OF eyery descrip-
ton. '' 'ip
lie 10 EQkNCK rAvr nm
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAE DEPARTMENT, June :. 1883.
Proposals will be received this d apartment I'M
instant for supplying the stationery described In the
schedule below Tor the hSoal yeaT commencing
the lst cay OF July next.
The stationery must be of the best quality.
Samples must accompany the bids.
The successful UIdier Will be required 70 gVs bond
with approved suret e. for the aIthfu uhlment of
ms contract and the Departm0.t will reserve Ihe
right to order the al tIces al such times ard such
quantities as 1t may deem proper and to Increase
diminish the quantities JelOw stated.
Paper made Of Linen Stock.
Dreams folio post, ruled, machine made, weigh
lGs "a pOuhd-, per ream
81 reams single cap, do. do. weigh
ing ~ pounds, per RESIN
40 ream. quartO post, do. do. weigh
- lns o12 POUNDS, per ream
~ reams note paper, per ream
, do. copylag pSper, do.
90. blOttlng paper, do.
10 do. envelope paper, BUT or yellow. roys!.
~ dozen cards Perry's pens. per dozen cITGs
~ gross other metallic peas, per gross
z'S quliis, no. o. per l,0H
par dozen
do. erasers, ivory handles, 60.
DO. ivory wafer stan ps, do.
do. cocoa sand foxes, do.
do. 4-bladed knives, Rodgers i Sons,
8 DO. inkstands, Finch. Gu: glass, DO
10 do. Maynard L Noyes's or other b.4ck ink.
Is dozen French carmine ink. is ounce viaIs.
per dozen
40. copying INK, do.
30 waters. large, for Department seal. per 100
so GS S SlGrs S sSS sonIat
10 do. lnda rubber, prepared, IN pieces,
10 ounces poance. per ounce
pecks black sand, perpeck
10 dJZSn taste. assorted, per dozen
100 do. red tape, .orted sizes de-.
1880 en-, eopes, IS weg hing pound. per l,Ooa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-22

u NOTICE.
BALDWIN BROTHERS have removed their
steam Factory To the corner of First and streets
two sqnaIes esst OF their former location. where
they vilI be peased TO see their patrons. They de-
stsn keeping good assortment IF
Doors, WINDOW FRAMES,
SASH. Glazed and I'm DOOR FRAMES,
glzzed, NEWELS,
BLlNDS. Rolling and BALUSTERS
statIoneg, PICTURE FRAMES,
IId1OU ,DINGS, Oval and Circular,
BkACkETS, HUBS,
CARED and Plain, SAVING and
PLAlNING cfevoIy description: and ia fact every
thlns which the most perfect maohnsry work ed by
competent men, can execute.
p,fnSns my ksrs can always have their Saving,
rI.nink, shd urnlng done an the neatest amer.
All ORDERS rom the vi;nity and surrounding
dress. T W ""' NJ
1--we respectfully request a settlement when
ma 25-eoIf BALDWIN BROTHERS.
N 4 a.,