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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
FOR RENT OR SALE.

rJyIE MISSOURI IRON WORKS" 4 Bar lion
Rolling Mil and Nail Factory. with the Vsluab q
and extensive Gel lands attached. adjoining N1r'h
hscifu-. For further particulars agPly 10 7. SIC
Cor-4icl-. EsiI- Pittsburgh IA or
a.5-tf VI PETERSON. wheeling y,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
IMMENSE STOCK OF
Fancy & Domestic Dry Goods!
CALL BEFORE YOU BUY!
NEW YORK STORE!


No. 80 Main ST., Centre " heelinS.
AND SEE WHAT MONEY WILL DO
ToHN RoEMERrS NEW SYSTEM uF SELLING
- silks ShAwls. six and La-s Nau;.liss- Lineti
ls-rlR>k White Ci0p'=- Linens I=T-y N-z---r- u.
lard silks. BrreEes, Lawns I5r..t- AsLei-ya
Cloths. six PoTiIIS. SILK LussTgs. OIL Dc L&tnSz
ChaIlieS Cuni~e and all me Goods Brown Nus
In profits c1zt.EHc- 70 maxi csE.l-7s-E-
New Goods and Bargains CIs.Y from AESsluE ne
large sales. -laIl PrIfits. god value l quick re
turns Is the U-lly motto 10 last
Selling Prints aud D1nesfics b--' -Nlst a. = baii
70 st the bGyrT % buy Tue GODS ans Ilcn make T.P
tie los = weH I;ISeTstocj aass-= ~ tSe pres
G4y- Pine E7-is srld at n small per cant AID
judges not. J. Il aEis woEkS Ike charm AID
viii col4IIuTir Ilis system
The best place in Wheeling % luy White Goods,
Linens. DGI.NSks Hosiery EInb70iie-ies- Ge-- &c
dne gods J. T. deals largely II DOMESTIC GOODS
such Prints Ticks Blearhe,i and Brown MlSl.1s-
FLaunelS Kentucky Jeans Sa-Es:s- Aar-eile<- C.ssi
=.er- summer STUFF L. 4c- - I-oEsn Muslin for
q Per yard. Also large loi OF the very best quail
i;y Hoop Skirts eNETsaHlInA-y Low p-ie--: also
Ladies AID Ge1g<' kIi tl1ye=- hes; quality: six Lace
Allts. FaE-=0ls- Umbrellas six ana SIr G11lsls-
Bonnet libbls = IUe-s an IsEcae-, L. Ls-Ce guam
titles AM sli wholesale a. manufacturers prices
Shaker Hoods CiTru's Hats, trimmed Ansi EitIs
trimming. Also CS1i Assortment Of Dress Trim
piste selections Of oLs ever presented IN this zc-
kCt- and al zili Re so.i Nr-- lc prices &. c-
Persons froal i5staoCr advised - coy TIE nun
b~- and don't re urged - buy =ntl Yen III III
View York store. No s. Main -. Centre Wheeling
Al orders VIII Be hl!oi promptly lai with ry-e-
-Ili I: the foC prices though you were here
ars JOHN RoEMER-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

- FOR RENT Store ESou- with dive!
e ling attached. No. - Centre " Wheeling, in tie
h5asc fsruerIy occupied 10y l. X McLAin Co. For
further particulars enquire OF Andrew Wilson. Esq
- FOR RENT desirable residence on
II John stEeeI formerly occupied by 4 G Good
for terms, &e-- enquire Of Mrs P NEIL
-DzsIv I-nE1tI gyr,v.7 fau3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

Valuable Property for Lease.
"a TIE UNDERSIGNED Is VOW PREPARED
80: to lease f= 4 term Of years. in sustAble build
IN lots the whole OF ths Main street font Of the
property known rs the Zane Homestead, extending
tom the corner % Union strUet;o HOTnbrzuks block
OF buiIdins Possession 10 be given the LIST day Of
ApriI next II. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
aurl= OF Emily A. Pane
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
BOOKs!-NIv stock Of Book IS
FOR SALE.

AiciL''' ~ veg ''N Joseph L. WILDE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

Just now Is yo;r best time for such PirtUTes. Fart;
ridge has foT short time Arti-ts employed FACLC-
SIYEI.Y N THAT DEPARTMENT feb25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL j Bowling A woru .
ington, w Worthington, l. Jones. Nd; Tiid, N
Nan ii JoInson, Pa; w Pierce, ID Good, sc: ID
r TCmpkin, sauttere, A Swaine NY: l. Hon
klns, w St'kes, Pa; Dr. w Johns, DSN; "
johnson, Currun, Eng; J Pendsgast, Nv: i
z Edwards and lady, General d NJ r fost and LADY,
NO, Dr Dericss1n, Pa: Howe, NY; Ab-
bot, NH w h Rust Va; J NOR, G A Stobee
Hon i Bowie, Md; Newton, Pa; w 8 For
Isst, Va Ashton, Mrs T. Herbert, 81; q B
Turner, o. w Baxter, Ill; w Hammond, Pa:
X ID 6ault, Goodall. Miss; w c Foster. r. "a
1ardnef, Te1a l. Tefret and fam, Mrs Jewell r.
SeTsli, La; G Plunkett. Del; @ s.xton, Miss; N
BkDW Ms HO1EL-MrE fairfield Tenn.
4 Murray, Va Bowie, Nd; Wright, Ct; G
Eaton, T. Westcott NY; Cooke, w Patton, Va:
= TaPPan, W; Honby, w Cooper Va: N
= Mittar XVI MAXWELL, jr, NY; w Martin and
~, Dill Nd; IL nickIn and ly, Ark; Mrs II
niksr r. Van Count, Miss; l. j Pyn.han, La:
Miss Pynchan, Ala; i II Belin and fam. Mi,s
~ wIilkihson w ksiu and ly, sc; Miss E Portor,
NY Aeiu anu w
hlKkWOOD HOUSE, B. Babcock.' Nas.
MAJ Tower, CSAi " Tower, il, Mass: ! ID
pnrel, Tex; w Gririlh, Pa; II Ligbtman, NJ v
JardellI, We. -
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r ssss T.itpT Rssss By INCHES to
e eight pound. or i rsaS
weigh twents xix pound, ~ - '"'"''' !"
100 r,a ssA Writing paper: 10 by 2 inches, to
.. $40 rfans writing paper, IT, By g inches, to
4U reams writing paper, IL by 10 inches, to
weigh twelve pounds per ream.
All the papers designs ted in classes and mu,t
contain 43o perfect sheets to the ream aid no OUT
tslals free from adElterston in ne b hs
manner, cut to a true edg laid fiat. ami securely
and :, su b e1ys cpsd in GLASS
:as: and Weights Il S
The right is reserved Of rdsrns greater or less
quantity OF each and every kind contracted for in
suoh quantities as the public service may reanjre
Each GLASS VIII be considered separately, aud be
off, for one or more of the classes In the same
ri,d BY the gusraDtss that this bidder or sidders.
II his or their proposal shall be accepte'. will enter
into an 2oIsahon, with good and sufiol snt sure
ties, 70 turns thu articles prof. posed Blank forms
Tor proposals viii he flu mi she'd at this Ones and
none will be taken into consideration uness sub
All the paper In tho several GLASSES must be de-
liveT I'd a. suoh ace or places NAV be designated
every extra charge or expense and subject 70 the
inspect on, count, weight, and msa mebt of The
superintendent, and be in ell respects sstlsfao-
faT PIES Of al the paper required NAV be seen at
THIS ON 20, but bidders are rec ured furnish with
Of each Of the kind. bid for. and UPON winch tSei9
proposals NAV be based. The suooes sfui bidders
WI! De required rigiclJ to conform to their sam
9, PROPOSALS. will; be addressed to JOHN HEART,
per- ~'N N ''p''''' ''f SDo % a1ssswt ID
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PEk FOR The PUBLIC rRiNTiNG.

OFFICE sUrERINfKNDKNr OF PUBLIC PaIsrINsl
In OF the provi ion. of the go, to .ro
ssS 9, Pl5s i5k .s Ss: 81
%
eroved mspeb b0 the year sLding June 49,
oos IN the cseisS until Yl a. ss Ts
Monday ISL day. of Decsmber next, Al II o'ooot. .
$ the .n 81 sa .ss
sssG9ss M .s Be
Of each kind of paper that viii be required:
:, .CLAss1. ~.
By inosss psPe e. to
pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
CLASS 2.
measure "a b. 81 Pbnng ~. psp cslsSde5ed to
pounds to the ream of 4so sheets.
500 roam. sup.rsnss t p4.n,a. D.,s, hard .,z.d
and super oalendered, to measure "a By 81 inches,
and to weigh forty eight pounds to the resm of $50
600 resms tuperfns printing psper, sized and
per- slsndered. to measure - by So inches and
10 weigh nifty pounds to the rsam of $50 sheets.
CLASS
l orc reams superfns map paper sized and cal
endered. OF such sizes may be- equlred cores
inches, and weighing twenty pounds per r rs M q
rbea endered ~ may be required, 10 BY "a inches
OF Of sos G sboss
TO be OF linen and cotton, free from ali ad ultsrat
WIN mineral and other substances, ard OF far
sheets each aud in bundles Of two rss%s eaon;
each IesnI to oontsin 4so perfest sheets Unlformi
and no hurdle exclusive of wrsppers) varying over
or under five per cent from the STANDARD well ut
be required. Mixing Of various tSiofne es il
the same bundle 70 make up 9 wei int Will bs
considered violation OF the contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
EAGLE IRON WORKS,
~ CORNER OHIO Av. AND THIRTEENTH Sr
ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES

The undersigned have been appointed sole agents
La this CITY Tor the manufacture and sale of the above
Engines. and are prepared TO supply all orders with
Promp'ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced, and are now practi-
cslly employed in bakeries; by bookbinders; for
lockwood quitting; by cabinet makers; for drawing
len blowers to yentiate buildings; for pumping for
domestic purposes; elevatins grain; glass cutting
ginning coto.; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; for
hSlstlns; for knitting machines; by manufacturers
OF Pla cd ware; OF printers material of silver ware
OF agricultural implements; of matches; of hooped
skirts; Tor pumping at road stations and on board
ships; for sewing mashines; for job printing and
printing daily newspapers, for var GUS plantation
uses; Tor sawing and planning lumber; for picking
hair Tor polishing combs for shOemaksrs uses: fur
SAND sitting; turning; tob.cco outing and pulvor
lzing; In tanneres and making estabis hments:
Tor soda water msnufaoture; for bone crushing:
mai mashlng; towing; grind ing cutlery DO. They
are lnexPloslve; economical; easily manag cd; they
require no engineers; use no water; aud consume
very llttle fuel ANY PEI son dssrous of using these
Engines, can by application to the unders ned be
shown large number OF testimonials from persons
who have them IN daily use, pressing their entire
satisfaction in their operation and use
Prices OF the Engines as esta bl shed by the Pat
anita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

SCENES IN NAPLES Naples corresponder.
OF the London Times writes under date of sen
TENDER IL :-"The city Is IN immense confusion
crowded picturesque, almost mad Foreigners
seem TO outnumber the Neapolitans and the red
Jacket every other colored cloth Such a babel
70 every public place that imagine myself TO b.
living some thousand wears back-Englishmen
Just arrived, hObnobbing with Italians whose
only common lingo Is that of tue fingers MANY
OF our countrymen came Oh Tuesday ami
watched some OF them carrying on a most ami
mated though purely gesculdt nv conyersati ON
WIN Frenchmen yesterday morning hear the
souhd OF cracked trumpets, and. looking out see
the Drst ranks OF Garibaldi division COMING
down the Santa Lucia. [ am struck by tine yo,,tb-
ful appearance OF some, certainly not more than
twelve. or al the furtherest fourteen Wears old
falr, Pfetty-iooking boys, who might have had
satchel Instead OF a knapsack on their backs
There were. however, some glorious-I look no fsI
lows, aud all, whether men or bows seemed 70 he
animated bya sPiritlittle known 10 the Neapolitan
troops The latter were a sect To defend a vile
political creed, and infIet chastisement ON those
who opposed 10; but the former ara bandsa 10
gether To assert the sacred ghts Of liberty Ixaw
IL In their march; there was an elasticity abont
which denoted what was passing within can
moi say much for their uniforms they were very
DIRTY, out OF order, and irree ular and have M
doubt but that so eminent general officer "a Fer
dinand III would have been much scandaIi,ad.
out they we're evidently working men had an
OBJECT In view, and Were not going to fivht for
money | have Seen hundreds OF them aheut
town to-day; they billeted about I'm the hotels
and lodging houses, while the Piedmontese troons
are In Cas.el Oyo"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

IL The Syria correspondent Of the Ros,on
traveller writes that ''the American mIssionarirs
In syria not only devote their time and labor bnt
they give from their small salaries to the relief
iuhu. ihelf names are down on the lis: for sums
varying from two 10 five hundred piastrrs The
American missionaries throughout SYRIA are ali
In good health, and lsboring assiduously for the
fenef OF the almost starving muItitudes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
MEDICINES.

tA- SO2R0fOus cvF
LOCK h0aPITAl,
hss Dssssssvsd fAs Rsa Cssssss, Sessdy, ~ 80
EfsessaI RssNsds - fAs Void
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDBNCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cHlKeE,
IN FROM ONE TO TRO DAYS.
wssk,sss sfus Bash, su,ss,,.. As.sa... ia. uS,.,
I'd Bladder, invel.ni,,y Dsehsssss lnpsssnsy essss
..:a .as
psnns q s'gass iddsss, Dsssss Of the Had, rSrsI
% b.s ::l a Fen .; ::..; s:s.
ysss-hsss Dreadful and Ds.trsetvs rr.suess yea
YOUNG NEE
nspssial yAs A.vs ssesas The .ietins Of Solitary vss,
sntimsy thss.nds Of Ys.ns Man ths nssi On.
sltsd tasns and brilliant intsilse might have
yassd ssstasy de hvtaG Tyre, nay call WITH fan ems
n.g. beng war. :. .ty.:s .',i.'ss. .fsssis s:su,
.,:; sss e I. =: Il ,
spsa his ssill as Physisisa
=. oFricE n. Isosfl rREDElICxsrRrn.
~. ssr.., n ne. ..un:r. .;rss; t.s dean t.s.
ssst b paid and ssstsis ssa.a
Member .fA. a.y.i c.iss. .as.I...... s..s., .s,.~
frsm Of the C.ssss II ss Un..a s..,.s
P. E.as.o a., a.. s:'. .:S n =: -:
setsd ssms Of the sstsnhng thst vsss ave,
.as ..rn:a aa =. 'a ..s :s
:ss I'd Win s.Ss:n, sl.,ainI .a.na:d ..ss
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Hsa'g Men and ethsr, vhs have thsns.Ivss i've
which aishdy vh:a ..:sP ssd a:. ssi.:,
ssSa ,soss mPo.,s:, and destroys beth .i.< sst
ar. .on. sad .ss n.l.nsA., .se ,,.s,..s
q yoU via aknaas sf.k hi
Iins. Pam. in q. Mead Dn.:. sight Los. u MUS ..I
Dsrans Dig sstTs ssnsr. DsSli,v
" SsSs%. Il 8 G 70 "TsS: e.
BE- drs.dsdLess Of Msmsry Csnssn Ideas Dspr.s.ss
s.a. rsss; Y o. f.
l. d. sss.. Of th.ir declining h..h l..nr th.r sr.t y.
ssnng vsai pals. n.rvsss and having
DIsEAsEs OF iMPRUDENcE.
wssa ss m'gsidsd and vot,ry psssrs s,d.
a.pp.n. us. .hsm. or dread II
n Sv pps seo. yss s% :dss,.i:s .ta
i:.p him sssss ii.:
n:d and ia dp.ir :."s lin asL r.iS.s s:. i:s 81
49, one % o. sy de rs. .ftL.. d:.d
srrrts disease such Affections Hs,ft Threat Ns,s
1:":d to Il: dr:.d ."a.nss. ~ r:P .aS: s s;: r.
discovered country from Traveller Ist.srs
Dr. 'oHssoHsh EN- ~ y T2K ossAHC wEAESEn
M S,'. .ns si r.%.ay = .:
nest nsrvsvs aud dsb.tsd, vAs lad lsss ell hsps Isss
been limo sdiatsiy relieved
All imsnts Marriage. Physsal o. d sssa Da,o
leauens Lees q PrseraTs Psvsr nvsss Isyt, siIIty
trembling and weakness 1xhslsass sfSAs nss f,syf
kind spsssdfy cured.
INVOLVEMENT or YuE PxEoa
SnE MANY rHoUsANDs sursd .tthi, inssitssis. vim.
Ne last ssvsatssn year, and he ourx
cal operations psrsfnsd BY Dr. johnson Sy -
which have sppssrsd again sad again before As puts BE-
sidss his standing Gs.snaa q sAasssss .sa psspso
siiy, suAsisnt G1aIantss he albstsd ian s&ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
w. FALL DRY GOODS.

hTc HUW T0CtIVlnK hoau Raa nfof
Fancy ana staple foods Of the latest styIes' en-.
0rPPo onlxsn 81 Wn latest such
MousssIines, Figured and Plain Satin finished M ~
rinos, Cloailng Cloths, Arab Cloaks in Eroat var,
iooes. from SO 70 i2h cents, Fall and Winter sssXia
Ia great variety, moussellnes and Plaid FROM ~ 10
tsIles Hoped skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Gsuo1Ists
SHAW Bordering. Family Blank eta, HIest ned And
Our stock 10 now very plete, and We offsr #
on the most accommodate terms onoi -
seq TAYLOR HIITruySnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
nR. J. BOvEE DOD'S
II IMPERIAL WINE BJTTFRS

Are now being used from Name to the Great Salt
Like. AMI the universal verdict of eli Who use
Them either a. stdieins or a. bscsrass 10 that
them successfully in hue Irsctiee Tor years befors
We puroha.ed CT him thesole night 70 ,nsnufsOture
cure of lneipisnt Ooneumphon, indie eaton. b1s.
Se .;n,. rlis:, Nervous Diseases. Female Com
Rn6 apa All caxes reS ulrlng tone they Are BE-
thelr mecions! lroperties they are . pure, whole
s2me a9a deisht5ul beverage, Predicting al the
without their injurious results. let ali friends OF
humanity and 6ll advocates of temperance Assist
qs In substituting these valuable Vegetable Bitter
ior the Mtneral poiyo1s ard adsltsratsd Lisro,y
win which the country IL flooded, and thereby ef-
from the land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
It RAN CTS ARPER,
FAMr,y en- hhttEEIkSSvo fENSEpA

Covsev Of Nstc York ecssEs and Tss.S &c.,
may be In want Of sny article in the above line H..
endeavers shall be 70 please, and BY a striet atten
share of their patronage A'eiHa
Hi, took consists Of every article usuallv IN n.
s,a.d In hrseolass Family Grocery and FesS
Ss~so' IT, If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
~ 499 1TH SrRII1,
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

nAII.Y LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
u COACHES TO UPPER MAR LBORO',
Carrying ths u. s. Mail.
The undersign-d are now running Daily, (except
Sunday,l -Four horse Coaches be F1
boro', as follows: WE{ASsA
Leave the Steamboat Hotel corner of Seyenth
street and q att O'Clock a.. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro At IL O'Clock a m, and arrive in
Washington at s O'Clock, in time to connect with
the SD p. m. ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodlous the teams
hrst lass In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Ears to uPpeIr Marlboro q cents.
.IoCenterVlile. Il ....-............8
Freight and packages in proportion.
au 15u OSBORN CO, Proprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
TNHE UNION WILL. STAND. NOMATrRR
WHO'S presidents!

continnss .n shall remain IN Washington and
SIGN and ORNAMENTxL PaiNriNG'o G GiId,,
ing IN al Its branches. Old Glazing promptly al
Furniture in the best style IaIso, cal attentien
70 the 81 ffs I'm nh OF Ro9fs and Brick Walls
est therefore solicit the patronsse Of NV frnsag.
AND fellow cId1ens Of the District. Panotusit1
striouy observed, and work done in the best ma n
m You yiil Please mind your stops and stop At nj
I, rhhkEk.S Painting Establishment, no. 81
and 1th SITS. oo'~sen OH
r: Signs put up free Of charge, a. usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
THE EVENING STAR.
NO SUCH THING AS DEATH.

W. SUM u HING AZ DEA n.
Ther q no sGch thing "a death :"
To those who think aikht,
l. bu- raner casting oH
What most Impedes his flight:
Tbs but one little act
Lies d ANA must contain
One struggle keener than the rest
Ana taen an end 70 pain.
sThere's o such thing as dea ="
That which / 3 thus II.Iscalled
Is Ifs escaping from the chains
" hich have so long enthrailed;
,Tis a oncs bid fen star,
Pierois g through tle night.
To shine ~ gentle radiance forth
Anil its Kindred light.
There's no such thing IS death 80
In nature EOthI.g dies;
From each sad remnant Of decay.
some forms of life arise;
The fad q lsat hat ia Is,
All Ssfe aHa brow n, to earth.
Ere long shsll mI 81 with the shapss
That give the flowers birth.
There no sqch thing as death"
lis but the b ossom sprays,
sinking bCfO the coming nit
Tbat seeks 'hs summer rays:
lis but the bud di placed,
As cones thu peerle s flower;
IT'S faith exc jagged for sight,
And WEAKNESS for power.
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DIONEER STEAM AND BROWN
STONE WORKS. -

aaM AND
STONE WORKS.
ne SUBSCRIBER bess leave to inform the citizeps
OF " shfngton, 6 Crgetown and Alexandria that
ne hss add.d to his long established business the
eu4iilary OF steam power for saving and nanufao-
turing Marble sna Brown Stone Work in their va.
,tons oIrsnShes Marble Mantes. Table and Wash
Stones, slsns, Window Llptels, Siiis, steps and
st thIn Having puIchssed large stock ofit.an
X feels oQnfdeit Of being able to furnish SarSs
e. iGw as 1t can be purchased in New York,
With Italian Marble in block or slabs at the sams
datin Is furnished n New YORK and sOnommo
Pumoe Stone, Water Of Ayr Aols and PoPtRsSin %
r 1s a. NeH York prices Encourage thu enter
prise; IL VIII be- an aoq u sltiOn 10 the oity
ALEX. RUTHERFORD
Pioneer Steam Marble and Brotca Stors Wo,ks
Pa. 8v., cor. Thirteenth at
an ri SIN Washington d. T.,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DROPOsALs FOR INDIAN GOODs.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
O6ce I0dtQa Taiyx Ort ~

DRPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR,
Ofes Indian A fairs, Oet. !. ,S6o.S
sKALED Proposals., endorsed " Proposals for
9 =. dos 1ss nae xats.
mt, 10 ScIc9k = m. on WEsNE:D.Y. The tytDty
lowing named articles:
CLASS Mol.
Maekisae Blankets, Cloths, and Dry Goods.
5000 pairs 5 point white Mackinao b'.nkets, to
sssa
s.o s sassrs q 2, So nchs: And weigh pounds
msa.Yrs q BY s. inches, and weigh 81
500 pairs *. point white Mack,usc b.nkst.. to
measure s. by 80 inches, and weigh ~
5,o pairs 1point white Mackinso blankets, to
measure 81 by 46 inches, and weigh 81
500 pairs point scarlet Msck,nao blankets, to
500 psirs ~ point acarlet MacEinao BLANKETS. to
80 ~ p - s1kRsss
measure 4! by Sc Inches, and weigh So
$50 pairs I-point scarlet Msckinsc blankets, to
measure 81 by IS inches, and weigh ga
leo pair. SO point green M..kInao blankets. to
70. measure C 3, 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounas
measn Q 50 by 72inohes. Ard vel h pounds
500 palrs2 p. point green Maoklnao blankets, TO
80 pats So point blue MsotinsS GSS sr.
ksts 10 measure &c by "a inches, and weil h
25e .lrs s-point Indigo-b'ue Mack,nac blankets
20 measure 60 by Y inches, and weigh
go p,irss1z point indigo blue MaokInao ban-
kets, tn measure "a by 66 inches, and weigh
pounds
loo pairs Sh point gentineila blue Maoklnac
BLANKETS, TO measure 81 By a. inches, and
weigh 10 pounds
500 pairs s. point seatin al q blue Maokiuac ban-
kets, TO measure so By u inches, and weigh
8pounds
go pslrs 2h point gsntinella blua Maokinsc
blanket, to measure 81 by Is inches, and
weigh pounds
$50 pairs 2 point geutinsls blue NJ aokinac ban-
ke,s, to measure ~ by Ss inches, and weigh
81 pounds
200 pairs III point gentine L. blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure Sc By 50 inches, and
weigh "A pounds
80 pairs point gentines blue Maokinao blan-
kets to measure 50 by 46 Isohss, ard weigh
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We are are also prepared to furnish at short no
tice, Architectural Ca stings ON any designs that
may be furnished, as cheap be obtained e Sc
Wnere. Also, steam Engines, portable and station
AIRY; hIgh or low pressure: saw and grist mills: nv
aIoisiatlc, or other presses boilers for heating
DulidIngs wrought iron water tank shaftink sar-
oil kinds. ' ~ -0siAe vi
ne Is 2awSm VIM. nj. ELLIS BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

piAEo.;LIOns very ni2e So octave PIANO for
the Music store Of w. g. METER OFF, so ia
Co.'S Pisaos. "H - 10 q
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CHARLES WIDDIFIELD 4 CO,
froprletors, ~ William street, New York
J. SGHWARZE..A Agent,
"8ShiuEton. ID. C..
J. BOyEE pODe'

DR.. ]. BOYEE DOD6,
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the. Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
organs. and especially for Female Obstructio
notion. ~~s
Propnetors, Is William st., New York,
je7lyL Agent. WsshIn.ton- n n
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TRUNKS, ROOTS AND SHOES.

GENTy FlNECALFS KAN sEWED BOOTS,
sRPsf Boot, CENT. fas f Fra nSeSs1essfIl
io. Boys .na YOUTH Long SsI Boots sseGs on
id a mo,o laced BS2ts ofsvsIL ds;sripnen Lsas:
Lasting Laced, ButkSnsd, Congress- and Maisfofff
BoSs Also eYery other style Of Ladies, Misses
o,..o,, ]; RoskNrHA.;s,
Doors AND s FfNEEss. TO SUIT TaE
n ws sHe Psy ma q. kind. Of BOOTS
;cnSfIsiO.i %.d: . sstPis::ly g order, and vim
ne5cIIoiors charged In thus city for much inferior
pessos. in want # Boot. and Shoe. Of eastern or
in store and at the lowest prices: Give u. oall.
FIVE; WEB HUNDRED M! TRAVELLING TRUNKS
6s ,., and a,s si1 P Sf Sole Ls.the L:dls
EXHIBITS 1t th. Tune the srs.sss, v.rst,
OF travelling requisites: ut moderate prices TO be
S$sS Fl 3 sss g.,
81 ~ OId . Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS L CO,
nsra.u frnn IS 81 &. s sssSs..
SOUTHERN TgUNK MANUFACToRY.
,9,,o.its Odd Fsiio:s. : Hal. Ws,..~sso., ID. O.
VxIYcEs p
SS ess ss us none but the
work 70 Be superior IL st,s.ssi And DsaSti..y q
keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
f1s isss| MfEs.SfR1fs sR # p SSq}a5
o.d W0QD BOX TR INKS ASHLAND a.d
i NESS szDbfEsSk R4Hafffk sS e. BEss HAR
Trunks, &C., Repaired and Covered, in q work
manlike manner, at short notice
Trunks Delivered in any part Of the oity. George
:, AIso|Agent for Hoys's celebrated FAMILY
dc l6-lv JAMES g. TOPHAM,