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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12
Gaa1r.artGrr-f,, Day.

b
kotr hstncS-f1rC u'if tSfssfh
That fof ard IT, cousld-'atiou Of
The sum ~ fv- th1ussud solar.
60 ne in hsnc. paid BY 40
n JSare II Dav. the receip'
ub.rsof IL hereby Gckuo~-
l,ig-d. and tbe aid Day forever
released n u the same ,ni 10
couicrratior q he co1difi ne
t~r-in.f 81 contained By said
Day n b. performed. ] hsy- n,
signed --lo ard So oy-r, a1i 10
hereby 49, IT. sell aud - over,
20 the ssio II race II. Day, his
ex-cu'ois. acmiris'ra'ors a.
sa.igns the sole srd exclusive
night. io-u-e end privilege. for
tie HhOi- If the [ Git.d States.
q Use tEs ma 'hiusry IN h. sad
above rcited pa;eut. described.
snd 20 msk- .ff tsad ~ iiirref
or corrugated gooGs N sIif pa.
fSEfs renii1Hef, aud % vs. IN
N. Preparation thereof, ard tiso
IL tue preparation and maj lfs--
ture q Iufis-ru1ber hose, pa
tent Bot -. Gfiftth'- psteut cut
'ou.flost-fs AID Day. patent
chairs snd ..fte-s, the CON
. lrd and f4bric. in said let.
tiers Pstert De- 'rib-d. fIr and
ouriug tne term Of said Letters
Psteu'. srd g az renewals and
Ie1tsS siJu- thereof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

dsrrC Ii. term tf tsid Letters patent, and Of al re-
pessb And tXrelsiot hereof
Placed in parallel columns, the contract, ard tire
jude opinion q it; presen; toe following striking
gprsrz-f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

CANAL ToILs.The following Is 8 statement Of tolls
received the Canal up TO this month compared with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

nR.COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ FOR iSFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY.
NeU Medicd( Salt Netc MfdIc0i ,SaIf,
IT is NOT CURE ALL.
FOR INFL LAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY
nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
- SALT, instead of beng remeuy for all lis has
control over hut one III, has but Que ann. and ao-
complshes but one thing, TO w!t: sUBDuES MILAN
MAToRY D sEAsE, whatever ne IT'S form or reality
whether IN the hoad, tn roat, abdomen, extromItI
or skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
Eoots, Shoes, 20.

EMfS. SEWED CALFSKIN ROOTS NJ
oaered beroI. MAKE, a; s57S-superior to any ever
No J. RoSENTHAL,
des,u NO. * ia. ave.. Market Snsc. -
eOn" eecond de- shoys etS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

thousand feel deep. viz
" The Hartford fire departm mt ha, beep
ciIled out 80 times In thelast 6 months.
w Two hundred and ninety seven v.s..,. ~.
Id up In the harbor Of Chic 20 for the wint,y
ID Ten young men have been arrested ana
Sirest-foHngtHg VI
W The last discovery made in Paris 4. verv
mover and Frenchy. They have ascertained thai
the Empress Engenie's father died about m rec
sraIs nrIo'e she was born. Births Of this kiud
are not nncommon, we think, la Paris
III A party Of spirftualists are searching 4,
,t canadian marshes for the body OF Thurston
,us missing AZ onant. They have stuck down q
M ia'o mud hole, and say they have brough,
" decomposition, therefore, Is that the
poit mas come In contact with poor Thurston' J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

hR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT exsrts like the vaccine matter, en- ex-
| ordinary influence over the veins and arteries
resulting IN a gradual dec me Of Inflammation, as
Ind lcated by the pulse, which resumes its nat
uTal state the heat, pain and fever lisa ppeers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

MOTTO r. TO DS.--Tne following forms
v which the unbalaRosd fluids assume. and ma nv
not here mentioned that have more OF less fever or
pain, sre as easily subdasd by the ew Medical ~alt
as hrs is exingu shed by water, 10 wit: Bran Fe.
yer. II Headache, Rush of Blood to the Head and
Hear, Fits. Iniamed Eyes, Ears. Nose Lung, and
Liver. Neuralgia, Spinal AfectIors, Erysipelas,
RronchItIs; Pleursy, Asthm1, Coughs, Dyspepsia,
and all itching aud other cutaueous eruprions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MhHH3aSANY, wALNrT. ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE. AT PRIy.TS S.IE

OF Furnlture, won ID respectfully - ..''on
ln'ite the citizens of Washing SrHNX [<SxE
ton, anu the public, 10 cal aud E44<{<z&3s8
ee!ves consisting of
robes. -01 " o1~
and other Bedstoads '' ~N''-J Aine
Fine Walnut and X osevood Efr.oro. n .S,-,r-.
Inets and Whatnots 0s Nao
Ere Mahogany and Walnut Sofns and Cbnir,
rtne solld Oak Marble top and other Cottas Ch.n
bsr Sets. -k0 SHoiu
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dre.,in, Ard o,h.
Bureaus, and SIdeboaros. ~ 0
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs OF overy dosorir
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tabes
Chlaa, Glass, and CrOckery Ware, LOOKING
Glasses, &c. AAs
Ny purpose Is TO sell cheap as any other per,o,
10 washington, and on as favorable terms and !
IatLer nysell that no person wishing to purcLass
VIII oe edisaPpoin'ed if they give me a cali.
, A. GREEN,
"a Io-u Nc. J6 7th straat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
THE GREAT VITAL RtGENERATOK,
II TRIES n

1NHE GREAT VITAL. RECOMMENDATION
TRIE r lar,
observation-disclosures by Royal Letters Paf l.
ent OF England. and secured bT the Seals Of the
Ecol- 6e Phsi macle de Paris and the Emperal Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is Iuvs uabe for re axation, spermatorrhra. /.
and phys ca exhaustion and 10 q tonic.
No.2 completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the uau
seOus and pernIcIous use Of copavla and GU nebs
No. ) has entirely supp anted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lEsurinG 20 the sufferer SPEEDY
relief, dspersng all the impurities and roofing out
the venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, NO. I. 2, and 5, are prepared in the
form of ozenge, devOId Of taste ell, and ce
be carried IN the walstoOat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
CASES. AND DIVIDEDIrTO SEPARATE q admIr-
lstered by Nalpeau. Lalleman, Rour. hlcOrd, A o,
10 frce IS each, or four cases in one for Sc.
which saves SIS; and IN 9 cases, whereby there 10
q saving of -. To be had " no esae and retail cf
DR.. BARROW, Isl Prince street, New Nort. Inn
m sdIstey receiving remittance, ,DI. Barrow will
forward the Triesemar 10 any part of the world, ,
securely packed. and addressed accordinE 90 the IL
srructlOns of the writer. de Il Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The sub
scrIber offers for sale a spleud I'd House and of
ON terms Ia SUIT the purchaser The house and lot
sre situated within one mIie's walk Of the Capitol.
Eor further information apply TO J. BAUM6AR-
o'clock and O'clock m m - q 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
Wood and Coal.

EO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- AND 9th.
~ KS kSyUSTCOMMENCING HOUSEKEEP
supply Of Fuel. an now Teceivinr a1other ca,sr
q, pest Esd Ash Coal. Also, on hand. Hickory,
Canal. ''N N0o' tue
de7 n w p.rpS
MY SUPERIOR OAK WOOD. cut expressIy
W Tor my sales, vii he delivered every dAy from
prices. ~ INV es"A
WOOD sud coal. ofalI kinds
SAWED ard SPLIT WOOD.
klNDLlNG WOOD IN crates and CHARCOAL
IN any quantity.
Three cargoes ofCOAL. to arrive soon, will he
sold low from vessels. " "
between ID and f. -" 80
noN SAM'I. n. YOUNG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
Georgetown Advertisement,
TOBACCO. SNUFF. AND sEGARs.

The subscriber would lnform his customers anc
the public generally that he has Just re- ~ ~
making Ss,EsS cv.s 9 .aI'' addition to his stock, ~
rwo HuNDRED TIL oUsANDs SCARS.
comprising IN iorty five differ ant brands. ranging from
Of Doans u%Ds half pould Jumps
and Dadsn Twists, Fig, &o.
vns EsEcY1 y.1S Esyr a.. o.os Good
Goodwlns New York. GeodwIn's Ps,sut t'Peoa6 Pss.caa
po4nas LJnohpurg and the celebrated Virrinia NJ
20 cases Garretts 500, Oh m bottIss. eo t.., Ga.
rsLt Scotcn, ,3ose; ja,s Garretts kappes: sIso
,rsat yar,stx eW n Pipes and Pipe H eads Also q
PIPES PIPES sT setsr rf Germsp, Fancy. and Powhstan
"oses, Snun Boxes, CIgarrettas, &c.
30 gross Shanghai and German M.tob.. and oil
otne1 sr Ices usually kept by the trade. '''
~ Shopkeepers and restaurant keepers vould
40 % ell to call and examine my stock as think thai
or can select somsthng which will please their
the District. '"'' any o'"'' mouse 10
CAUTION.-whereast there has been eerta,p nm
P1holPled persons travelling around in the District
Sesars and Tobacco, OF vsiy lnsIor hnd Ts s oDs o,
nuhdfed per cent above their value and represent
M dS agents, hereby caution the
public against all such persons as have no agents
:. JAMES WALLACE,
de 10 I'm NO. So hlgh street, Georgetown.
CIDER!-CIDER g-CIDER
Hrooers And other retailers oan he supplied with
PUNE Clarihed CIDER In quantities to suit and on
no E-n ARNY 4 SHINN.
PHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.
The undersigned having accented the arency pov
give notice that they prepared to furnish their
Collins d Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,r
In Whoe and half barrels at Baltimore prjces for
CASH on denvery. AS we sell this Ale only on com
MISSION our terms will be rgidly adhered TO- salts
acton guaranteed In every instance proyd cd not ce
Of defect be iglven within tw entJ four hours etsT
tapping. 0"'' ei'oi
Domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout (full,
equal If not superior, to importedj at Si 10 Al 51
per dozen, delivered in auJ part of WashlDston
Georgetown, or Alexandria.
Army & SHINN,
ooz 81 Green street, Georgetowp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

WEBER'S CORNEr BAND.
LEWIS WEBER, Leader, furnishes Music for
Balls, Private Parties, Parades, Serenades, ~
Funerals, ETC., at the shortest notice Ore erstJS
left at MetzrOtts Music Depot, Mr.. Gautler's S86
Confectionery Store at tie residence the lead
er $50 7h street, Navy Yard, between and |, will
he promptly attended tO. de s. SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
CLOTHING REDUCED PRICES.

CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES,
- Haze Opportunity Cor Bdrgdtss.
Having opened an establishment IN New York
olfy, No. les Duane street for the exclusive pur-
pose OF MANS featuring oar own stock future, we
have determined to sell off for the weeks.
our present stock Of X Ready Made Clothing now an
store at greatly reduced prices, FOR cash only, to
make room for an entire new stock.
We therefore stall offer inducements 20 cash pur-
ohasers never witnessed IN this city. Our object
TO now sell and to ask early CALL that purchasers
may have the benefit of mskn their selections from
one Of the largest and most fashionable stocks Of
Ready Mace Clothing 20 be found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS Co,
so Pennsy wanna avenue,
hafU Qf6 md l0fh n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

E'OR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on G ct.
Il south, between sth and eth streets west, 0Ti.
.ndl Lot fronts Is feet on 9Th street, running back
pSleet 10 q q foot alley. Terms, SlsO per aunum.
Pstabe monthly. Enquire Of VANS a.
IHOMPSON,S2 SO Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th
streets. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
DUPONT'S

2S DUPONT'S o.
c,Y % w ID r R. I'D
yers past the Sole Agent la the District of Colum-
bis ioT MessEs Dnpont Co, of " ImnEton, Del
aware keeps cons taEty on hand large stocs Of ain
the dih erent grades of POWDER manufacturers
BY them, embracing, in part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in q and N In ksr,
Cannon and Mnskot DO. ~. ). Govern
Sporting F. IF. FFF. ir sz iaS. and Is H. sess
DuCkinE Powder IN s = I2l and d In fess
DO. do mi and y III canis.asss
iyIntlond Vlen 90. IN In canIsters
tas,e Nine 90. In So and l2,l ID. kegs
r'rf, FFF, DO. ms and n 10. canIsters
n, DO. do. In u ID. TASKS and an:sters
firkInis hlne DO. IN Id. canIsters
and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
Prices and delivered free Of charge any part of
the District. '
The character of Dupont's Powder has been no
wei and favorabiy known for haif century, that
praise. " "
III We take pleasure at all times IN shovin.
samples and u;yle Of packages to spOrtsmen and
others. $3.50
IL Ohce No. IS High street, Immediately ad
Jolnlng Ihe Canai BRIDGE seS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01
ClDER!-CIDER m-CIDERm

Grooers and other retailers oau be suppIied with
prime Clarified CIDER in Quantities to nit and on
reasonable terms, by ' 1-' oi
z5-tf ARNy l. luINN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-01

| NEW MEDICAL SALT.-Its peculiar excel
lence Is that, without the useless loss of blood
| snd strength, II efectually cures IHfdnImato,y
DtfenSsS no Othersl by producing an quIbrum OF
all the fluids IN the body, the wasn't of which is the
so CAUSE of Iniammation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
YMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1859.

thicket, and made fearful spring at the horses
But the adroit Willhofcn stretched the beast upon
the ground at tho very moment, it would have fas
tened its fangs in the throat of the leader.
$50 much for this fellow--and he is fortunate we
donot rob him of his fur, said the merry hearted
Willhofen without particularly regarding the loud
exclamation OF one oft c ladies Some minutes
passed without the appearance of any new enemy.
The harsh echoes ofthc bowling seemed to rccede.
"They have become shy," said Willhofen turning
to re, yet holding my friend in my arms, and
scarcely noticing whathad happened. "Bc at case
ladies'" he continued, addressing the occupants
of the sleigh; "the brute will trouble us more
In FIVE minutes We shall be out of the forest, and
then the path is smooth as mirror Once there,
not even meteor can ovcrtake u.s.
The darkness of the forest was relieved: we had
arrived at place covered only by low bushes; it
might be travcrscd in about quarter Of an hour
Thesleigh few rapidly along route well harden
cd by morc frequent use. II soon turned into a
straight alley artificial road and in few minutes
the castle lay before our eyes.
Thus far all wcllr' exclaimed Wihofen. as he
ureN up DeIorc TIE uOOr, out OF WHICH TWO aSeu
servants were advancing with lanterns for they had
heard the loud cracking of .hc whip. "Only see
how the horses rcek. From the great pine to this
spot in less than twenty minutes-and half the way
in the deep snow. Full ten good verSts.'' Saving
this he jumped of. The servants assisted the la
dies in getting out of the sleigh. Silently the ell
der lady lcant on the arm of ono Of the servants
with the lanterns, and entered the door. The
Younger the Princess OchalsSokoi, turned to and
said: "Herc you are my guest, this castle belongs
to me-" At this moment the apparently mani
mute form moved and drew deep sigh: "Hc
lives." exclaimed | in the widest emotion; "bess
ell be G ID. he lives, he livesr'
"Where am To- asked Roscn, opening his cyes
and looking into my face.
"In the arms of your fricnd.' snid I, joyfnlly EN-
brzcing him.
Wllhofcn assisted me in converting the halfin-
amin ,te youth into a room prepared for his rccep-
tion, and there deposited him upon acouch.
ITO be Continued in our Merit,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

EE- From the number of inquiries
which have been made in regard to the
changes in our school law, we presume our
readers will be pleased to see the following
in print:
Sec. 4 of the oil school law is 30 amen.
ded as to make the present Township
Trustee trustee for school purposes, and he
is to be his own clerk and treasurer.
Sec. p requires the trustee to apportion
the school funds on the 1st Monday in
June. and in such manner as to give an
equal time of instruction to all the schools
in the township. as nearly as practicable.
Sec. 107 vests the election and dismissal
Of teachers in the majority of tine inhab-
itants and in the school director, (insteal of
the old Trustees
Sec. IA gives an appeal to the County
Auditor in place of the State Superintcn-
dent of public instruction.
No change has been male in the duties
of the Trustees of towns in regard to COM
mon schools. ~
A law has also been passed which com
pels the State officers to keep the school
funds separate from other funds, and not
to expend them for other purposes.
Tho SlS6. 900 (interest included bor-
rowed by the State. or taken by the State
officers, from the school fund in 1857, will
be returned in 1860 in time for aistribu-
tion.
The means Of the Sinling Fund-as fast
as they can be con vcrted into cash-re-
serving suficiency to pay the bank bond
debt, viii be distributed over the counties
of the State, for loans. secured by morfea-
ges on real estate. the counties being held
responsible for the amount received.
The money borrowed BY the State Of the
Sinking Fund in 1912 and l843, amount
ing in 1861 to 81. .1Ss 900. has been se-
cured to the school fund. by bond Of the
State. payable az the pleasure Of the State,
but bearing an annual interest Of per
cent. from the lst January. 1861.
Tins the amount Of two and thres quar-
t:r millions has been secured to our schools,
partly in funded debt. and partly By
mortgaged loans.
The license law vii also add annually
some ESQ. 900 to the School Fund for cur
rent expenses.
The 10 cent tax remains tho same but
under the new appraiscmenti its revenue will
be greatly increased.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25

Dk.JoANs1ON;
Has s'..r.'.s =: ~. c.s.,, :,::ss Il O.5 i':.s!:
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE,
LET NO FALsR DKLIcAcY PREvKNf.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
H0rA CURE WARRANTED OR no CHARGE III TWO
whn..s Of. Back sictur.. AG.etisu. q tb. Kidney,
n:ss Cen;
So.: or sLn AG.eon. Of h. Lung, Stomach Bossl
and b:.ssea': pfsese.. .se S
a'r Yo 5Gs S'i MEN both Body ana Mind
Especially vhs have hscems the victims Of sslsry viss
that dreadful .nd d:sruct,s habit which .nns.y sweeps
alsd talents and brilliant intssc Who might
dsass. =
n.g. being a.ars o. Ph,sssl vssknss, organic dst,
He Who place. rnd.r tn. care Of Dr. J. may r.ri
.,'y eoneds b, honor gentleman aud esOedsnty rely
oFFicE n. SOUTH FREDERICK srREE-.
ID. Garner FAN oct !. .s..r1. nam: and a.ns.I i..n
M" b paid and e'n nR , ,;,%R;
nsmbsr Of the Royal College Of Lsndsn rrsdus,
from Of the College. he st.t.,
Fit. London P.r fSaph: nd .e;Ts m
.et.a 'o%. o. The %': .'on,hnE eurss that YER. sv.r
.s :ss E,:. % 0sns ..rm.a ..da.s
rHfE PARTICULAR S5f NOTICE eSrts i"''' '''''''
..r..n p.se. adsi@.a in .h.a .Ioos". s.eit ..o...;
.slI.a ir"% :, .omr.n,'c. =. school d. effect. q
renders m.TrsSs npo..ih. and dssrsys beth mind ssd
fk:.. n. sac aud m..aehey .g.su pr.d,s.s
y ;.ry hse' Of zc.s' MS. w.1sM... e n. sseh .nd
fsgsr P.rit.sn sfths Heart DyspePsy bill
Y % Of The Fane'o' General De siy
MENTALLY.-Th. fearful sGseu the mind are nsek 70
efspirit. Evil FereoeinG, Avsrsoa ofsoesty
.svs 81 seltsds fimidy, etc., Of The evils pre-
kERvouS DEBliITY.-rhsssandse can new judss vhst
10 the Of thsr declining health losing be
ssmng ussl pale. Wing .aruls,
'rp' DISEASES OF fMPsG TEsS%: e'1''nPa'n
when the m.gudsd :nd imprudsn Of pleasure snds
happen, that tnsi cfshsns dread
dssrs him from APPLYING TO ,so., Iha from .dgeston
Il curing tIch bis p.eun.ry .s.t.nes i..p him trs"s
tanned despair with ruined health TO .rt
his CALLING dIssPpointms0t; BY the that
isrrb. disease. Affections Heart Throat, Nose
Skin, Ae progressing vEa shtiu rspdity, m dssth puts
period to his dreadful sus.rnss By sending lin ttst
discovered country from whoss bourne rsturn
Or. yORNsONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKnKss
AND iMPoTENCY
Dy this great impcrtan; rsmsd, ssstn. u sfgans
are speedily cared and full rssossd Thousands
NEST nervous and dseit.se vhs haa Leaf all hsPs have
1estous, Loss Of Progressive Powers, Nsr,oss Irri,aSy
Trembling and wsshnsss E1hsusdsn the msst fs.rS
ENDoRsEMENf or rRE PRESS
ZEE MANY THOUSANDS cured this Iusutuuso viii,
b D. Ss.s
ssish =, s.,. .s.. and s.,G s.ts,: a. public
billy, 10 ssmcsnt the s1ietsd. IAN aSIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

% BROWNS, HOTEL Rawls' La; Miss ]
Nose snd i.dy, 4; 8 @iadsherse do o.; b B'w
az No. 81 k? sf:'vR Va: a q yt55 GS
do smith, Md r Do M's G, Nsy
And .nd lady. NC; Mrs N Poster, s i Hasills, NC;
o; sRRT tss9 d. GC o sssfp; MS
t Ss as;si$s?i s rds
assd.s an:. H Essah T.Gn FER:r
dS; Miss Allen. Miss; " o Mich.nx. fe sns! i
M WIishts End ,sdy No; : F[azsr Ga lyman,
GO GoI' sSs f fs Eissssi 81 Ht
Wiley. do bsmnnS, Sc; a1Ils saa s%i 10; 4
90 MIS-: az r.c aas .aSS 5; G ai. Mf
D sino3 %. r' Bsbs ssd NC
S Ssss. 81 NJ ffs .IssShI a.
Isl II Howard DC; NJ G 90 'i Mss,
wILtARps' HOTEL.-JBc Grosvsnor and
tSo ladies' RI; w Lyman end two ladies, do. II
hIsiO.d and sdy, Ga; Miss Moth ~. f f5ss-
Pssrce o. Mrs Msfos Mass; sNskIuI H,t aS
~; < F. WsTxiOk, Cali g F Gould, Eng; R J
&c; Mrs Stitt: NY II Fay ana lady, ny;
fieh Ala, A Nj Elsin, do; Miss q WillIams.
Do; DEone, Miss; Mrs Jones and family. do: s
+ Dudley, Miss; r DObblns, Pa; W Martin
,MRKwOOD HOUSE.-K Peralto, Cal; ID Flod
tn s' "a snsTdlsTy; NY; EG Wsno, Mass; Thorn
Wheeler, Ga; p Bumsbery, Frazer, Pa; n
H h0,ms u InE,n WIS; Bardlaz, Mass; ii
Md Capt c Clark, do; capt Former do: WAL:
Dr. ID w Brlckell, La; W Coyen, Miss.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-C Wall, Ia: III
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25
OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

NJ " To-.
In pursuance Of the l2tn section of an Act 81 the
Corporation OF w asm ACTON, entitled ga act reg
uattns tns olstri patton of Potomac water throuzb
9pt me CITY OF Washington" approved June 2 1854,
transmitted, one copy TO the President Of the
Board of Aldermen and one COPY 10 the pes
Ident Of the Board OF Common Council, for the fur
msnlng duTl1< the current year, delivered in this
sleeves, caps, Cooperation stops plug nv ants
and every other ARTICLE thing req red in
uting the water also, invite sealed proposals as
above, To be Transmitted as above, "for tbs trench
ING, laying Of the mains complete. Inserting the
valves. branches and outlets erecting the ERE plug
hhydrants, and hilng, Iammins, and leveling the
dltohes or EXCAVATIONS"
IL 10 assumed that there will be required 10 be
rnshed and laid during the current year 80 nO
ee' OF y nch PIPE, and on that basis proposals. will
ssfve ths right To regulate both the delivery and
lynx Oh the pipes, and MAJ require more or less
hAn me quantity mentioned.
PIPES 10 be or y feet long weghin g 50 unds
And proof SS Az la and 70 bear the usual inspection
otaef notiow castings to conform 10 the nsftern.
ana weis hts heretofore ad pied n, ths o..
on the Washington Aqusduct, and 10 bear insoso.
bdders VIII name the price per ton of a
tor the whole amount Of pipe that NAV he rsPU!d
Inc udlng the castings for crosses
s!eeves, and for hydrants '~nohes' bends,
Bidders for the trenchIng and laylnx ~ I'm r. Al =
msnt OF which viii be the nett length of ths o.
way. H0 "aIe'
-specIfeations and drawings will be ready ., A..
W.ter Registrars Ofhoe City Hall, after the lstS
The Ss ednis Sns
RANDOLPH cOYLE.
W otiS Water Registrar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-25
THE EVENING STAR.
SUMNER NOON,

It's raging noon; and, vertical, the sun
Darts on the head direct his fore sful rays.
O'er heaven and earth, far as the ranging eve
Can sweep, q daz Iii ng deluxe reigns; and all
Prom pole to pole - undistinguis he'd blaze.
Ia vain t3e sight, detected 10 the ground,
Stops for relief; thence hot ascending steams
And keen reflection pain. Deep TO the root
of vegs tatlon parched, the ceavlng fields
And supp -ry lawn an arid hue disclose.
Blast FaRcy's bloom, and vither en- the soul.
EJRo no more returns the cheerful sound
vi shSIpenlng scythe: the mower, sinking, heaps
O'er hiTH the I'M md hay, with flowers perfumed;
And sea &c q chipping grasshopper is heard
Through the dumb mead. Ostressful Nature pants.
The very streams look langUid from afar;
Or, through the unshetered glade, impatient seem
Thompson.