davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT
- Ar POINT LOOK Our. MARH1Asn

1i4Nu AMI SAFE RETREAT.
~ Ar POINT LOOK OUT, MARYLATD
This CO ebratsd Bathing Place situated AZ the
l1neGon Of the Potomac River with the a
thssafeake Bay, will bs opened by the xESkA O
v1deI lSnes on tho 10th Of JUICE, in the li.iEEk
very best style, Tor a ! persons who nav ian :
ESQ and quiet retreat, where they can have tGs
nn-h' o. LHe best SAT- wafer lat ing ard epiny The
dellcaoles OF the water, suGh as Fish Of ali siuJs,
Oysters, Crabs, DC ''
Every description of fishing tackle will hs ka,t
iOi tne accomm datOn nf guests. S
hne livery stab kept On the farm
AIS ten PIN siieVs and billiard saIonns . With
al other amusemshts usually fnuud at such places
ne taOle Sti be supplied daily with fresh vege.
tabGs from The garden OF the premises and from
ths Ba tlmore and Washing ten markets
at the bar. " " % "o iouHu
Board, 81 per day; one week, SI2; second weak
SlO; f21r weeks for SIS; children and cJlUTeG ser,
u The steamer ST. Nicholas leaves Wnsbinptop
Iue55ay as6 IN. and *altimOre on FridGy AZ 4 o.
IN Ihe nall past o 3!nCk p. an. tram from wa IL
lnstqn VIII connect at Baltimore with the b0ats
Ieach,hE F9!nt Lookout daI y /; also, = tr week in
stSs e from Washington, by way of LeoIardtOwr;
w Aud eSs tne PrOprIetors, AZ Point Lookout,
washington, ID O., or Alexandria, Va
m III HEFLEBOWER d CO Prop'rs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
nars-.f
{ HFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEaLEr
~ CT GAS METERS

nro-,,,, - -, , NAeRIk5Tor, July 10, ISt0.
,NOTIcE rs I3EREBY GIVEN, That, agree
SoJ 20 iae PROVISIONS Ol the ordinance OF the Cor
fofsNon approved May IL, 1880, the undersigned il
nov prepared, wheneyeT required in writing and
90 pre- GyaeuS Of the fee OF fifty cents to inseect
examine. test, srOvs, and sscertSn the .couracJ of
,eglsIeton OF any Esu meter In use in this cIty.D
hVery meter, Hfound incorrect, will Ge condemned
Saa saother, seSlsd and marked 90 true will he
SET In ~ plsoe. If proved to Do aoca-st te in its
"InSEt OF gas, 1t will be sesed zcSu oiryiy
snt assJn put in POSITION for UEe ''
Of;cs no. 80 Seventh street, tnear Odd Eel
oSs' hSlI:l Open from 9. m., 70 m
xCHARLES ~. CUNNINGHAM
u Hu Inspector and Sea OF OF Gas RIst~-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

drink, for by this the animal loses flesh,
which it will take time to regain.
Never let stock suffer with cold unpecessa-
rily; but always remember that ga merciful
man is merciful to his beast M. ANsa, an
Prairi- Farmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
~. ~. L0QMlS, n. d., tbs inventor and pateutee
@ oi us MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-s
tencs personally 81 has Ofhee In this citV k~H
haIy persons can wear these teeth who N~IIlC
canhot wear others, and no person can wear Others
VINO cannot wear thess.
ffsOns calling IT my oftoe can Gs accommodated
HtH any style and prioe of Teeth they may desire:
ouI % tncss who are particular and wish the pnrsst
e.sahest strongest, and mOst perfect denture that
AZ car groduss, the MIN ERAL PLATE will De
more fuIlJ warranted -
n. hccms "a this oIty-So. 33S Pa. avenue. between
s.h ana ieta sts. Also, S07 Arch street, Pal adei
r''io' Is Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
% TIMES. : :

We are nov manufacturing al kinds OF BOOTS
sU eely of eastern made work Of every do UEH&
sorIst stion, Hsdo ex xpressy 70 orders and will IN
heretofore charged in this oitJ for mach inferior
ARTICLES. szg.-
atty made work, will always hnd good sssor.9ea
IN store and ct the lowest PRICES; Give u. . osn.
AyEI a1t Rennalvpnia sssnass-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

THE PROSPECTIVE RECOGNITION or THE G.
s A. By FEANCE--In reference 10 the appear
6nce. in the official MOni, eur of a statement,
originally made in La Patrie. that France will
recognize the Southern CJnfederaoy when it
becomes an established fact, the Government
has received very ample explanation from
" Thouvenel, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
He was surprised and displeased at seeing
the note in the MOniteur, and declares that its
insertion in La Patrie and transfer to the off,
cial organ we're without any sort Of recommen-
daJion or even previous knowledge of the Ad-
minIstration; 80 yexed was he at seeing it that
Ae Immediately wrote to Wale1ski, Minister
Of State Of the Household, suggesting that Il
should be disavOWed in sn official note cOu7mU-
:i7Ns in following number Of the MOniteur.
Walesski replied in substance that since the
article had no oiicial form, was published IN
the supplement after Official column, bulletin,
EeTS-cOIUWn, aud three or four pages Of Corps
Legislatif repCrt-in an Out-of-the-way corner
Of he paper; since it had already done what
little harm IL could and the cOmmHntgRe
would only revive old and attract new atten-
ton TO II, therefore least said was now soonest
Il ended.
Persigny Was much irritated about it. La
Patrie (which has recently undergone an edi-
toTial ehaDge) had ceased, for some days pre-
yiOus - the publication Of the note in ques-
ton, 20 oe the semi-sub ministerial organ that
;. : Sd been.
IL regard TO Rost, the one of the C.. S. A.
Commissioners who speaks French. be did
have an interview with ThOuvenel, after COM
iag from England, but ThOGvenel refused 20
recognize him in his official quality; cOnversed
with hin as with any other private gentleman
for the sake Of information, and did not give
him any premise Of recognition Of the G. s. A.
next October, or at any other time on the
contrary quite the reverse - This wGs the frst,
last, and only interview had between Thou
venel and any Of the agents OF the c. 5. A As
for the presentation Of two Of them by Faulk-
IL toaE plgca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

L, ANA, and AMAZON HATS, AIS Just STE received M
o,Ssyi I'd also, The uNIoA yIEr Ct No. $50 Sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

Or. J. Ii. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
TIE GREATEST REMEDY - fks WORLD,
a and She most -
~ DELrC,ors AND Ees
!. = ! !. !
~ DELIGHTFUL u A
I@sAt " sstits and feTsts- SEI E&&E
kFTh5 szrsd by ths disttllI- E&@a
EzTA and laTEI Yss1 81. Is
A Ds,k, IIs.d Is.:, t%
ERR EGIf ana Osndsllsa Ri
kbA1A sntsI Int iuE ssz- EE3
S Ths sra,. .su,. - &
xNA = remedial FriociPIG Gza&<a. s
NE<ssesF Of saeh ing IsdisB "a. ..41r.Eesans<
Before Gng S'n:15ay m; ..i:a A1ler laklng
r.. i.n.:s6, :s; an -,
.ad Is'sInE Gs sSE IEashE' and dssilstsd invalid -
RsLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
VIII sssstshiJ ssIs Llrsr CsmPlsin Dys9sPsiL, JEEl-
4ist, ChreH: 81 HsIyssI Dssiy DisE.sI Eidasy,
pysasFss, EssrtxTR Inward Phss, Aeidy seFnsIs s
q. s..nas1. r.a:n , q ss.d :. ths SsSa, Dali Pam 81
wsfst In ths Etsmaeh sssr ETIeSaueaI JhsEinS OF
:. E sd sy. E s... Dhs r.I.
Fsiu tss RDaH Of the Bach, Ckss or eida, ssia1a
fEsAsI st Esst psSTsIssa 81 Splits, FEEh;fEi Drssras
tas skp, and Fever and Asss (sT GAIlI Isd
eyEE 4 MILLION RO1TLRS
hIVs hssn ssie daring iss ast Eix rasnths, IN
VII ..s., ss irsr .ifnts: 81 o.sy Sssn hcEs
sfkEkaTGEHIsS CORDIAL Will szTs ysE1
he language ssnvty adequate idsa Of the iran sd
and IImsst ehangs takiuE
Cordial N tie .sRssd dskEtsd, th1sTsd nsITsEs
Iy.sIe washer srsksa dsva sy sTssss veal Iy nntsrs
ss EEIso sy tsfns.. "a. ttisEhd saa snsIslE sIFsE
EsGsE IL Fsstsrsd 10 Ia pristine EssIth and ViEe
E1iRRIED PERSONS,
siAss1 ss5s.sss Of inability sm ssrss vii
TssSh IsEsRsS.sEs Of ha Iyisn; and al =hs sy ia
lsIsd iaFrsFsE viii Sad IN tails
CsIdial a ssrssia I'd sYssdy Tsassay.
70 THE LADIES.
EcaEAR1 rEEEHaTEEHIKe CORDIAL 10 a sever
asn tEd sgssdJ SKIS isf lnsfient CsDtsnpttn Whites
OStFBGIsd DEes kshstIEzlIsn,I Grns
IGESHniaTy DsshsEEs thsTssf, Falling Of tAs WsEk
eddiasSs, Painting, End all dIEaIss incident Females
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT II
E1ssI Ne tsnSsI TAEs Il ssssIdinE 70 dISepsns IL will
sdusstS ghsB, in~iEsFats yes sauss the
Slssn s ksars - nsTnI JsET cheek AESiH Evsry sss
vIITIassd 10 Eirs EHrIfGStisn.
FOR CHILDREN,
HyssT shildRsE ere stkly, Fsny Eaistsd, McLEhET
Co1DAL will make tksn ksaIthy fat, and rsss,L DsaV
ss, n.nsni trI II, and yes win be ssR'iHssd Hs de-
sLgTToN,
Beware dTsrEisI dealers Shs may Iy palm Epsa
yea ssms hitter or ssrsapsnG trash, which hey bay
sSSs yaf X. E:sf Ac:S sssS m:n A.!
A.thiRE else IL 10 the sniy remedy that will purify the
Bleed nsrsnfh snd at the time tbs system
On. .s,P..nfs al'1 sy:,y naming fS1.Sg IA certain
.ai, s. p.i so.d. :r s.al'. Ter Il = - 4 McIEis,
LIansnt rrnsipal Dspst ca tia esrusr Of ThIrd and
Fths stIssu, h. kssiss Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
EHH TOPHAM'S ~vvD
S44G P MUM TRUNK &a40


St2G p r MUM UNE GdYQ
MANDATORY,
4SS Seventh STREET, WASHINGTON, ID. C..
Silver 5ieda awarded by MsrrkRd Institute Of
Beumtre, November y, 1860 -
Also, Modal by Ne tTopolit8n Meoknnice' In pytitute
Warrington, ID. c., 1851.
an constantly making, and always have on hand.
Of the best material, every description Of
Flne Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ladiet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Peoklng Trunks,
PellIQer, Carpet, and
CANVAS Travelling Bars.
School Satohe,s, Ac..
A. Loss PySeSS ~~
Members OF Congress and travellers will ple.s.
Trunks thst are made IN other cities
order.
Trunks ooversd and repaired at short NOTICE
Goods delivered free Of charge 20 anyfrart OF the
city, Georgetown, and Alexendrla-
- S-iyeo JAMES S.TOPHAM.
(NHIGKRRINCA lnN6s pI A knG rms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

A CURE WARRANTED, OF NO CHANGE
IN FROM ONE TO Two DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

CHIcKERING q SONS PIANOS FOR SALE
" on monthly payments, or discounts for cash. =.
.u soc, s.,!..s !Sas n Z; .us SkdIs; Ioti :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
R DR JOHNSTON,
- a L MORE

Has diseorsrsf ths moss Certain, SpssiE aHf onlS
E6tcfEdl RsyEs3y IN rae World,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
GAS FITTING. &c.

GAS FITTING. &c.
g. WH 2. DOVE 4 co,
HHhL N"g prepared 20 eE seute any orcerx MA
s!tgh tGey TVay Ds favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS Or STEAM EJTTINS
BUSINESS.
IL SkGTc OF stl street, : few doors north of ps
sEeEue, Waore nsy bs found q ccuiple cts assortment
I'll snELlEkS SEG other 6AS, ss'HEh II .ns
WATER FIXTURES. IN s7iy
I SNYDER,
A. PLUMBER 4 Nd GAS FTT7'ER
NJ cs removed 70 me corner OF Eyctth and Z sis
ne Is FTePaTed to IluOducs Water and Gas upGn
me most favorable tsrIns. s--4 guarantees entire
Estisi.ctIOn. N
&c mas on hsnd +. lotsof COOKING and other
Sitv -, which he Will sci less than cost Is ia
.,stLon ~ soA ILI .! t..sH.. 10 II
~ GAS FIXTURES,
~ " = F!Eve IN store, and are d6l recelyinE 9lS
t3AJDh ES Oi entirely New Ps-tsrns end Desiens
anu Fnsh, superior in style 70 ANYTHING hoTstCfors
C2eIed !n TINS market We invite cI Ii zeLs general
y to cSll and e1amlEe our stock OF Gas SnC Wstar
Fixtures, feeling o2G!ident that We have the best
selected STOCK IN Washington.
al Work in the above 'ine lutruste1 to aur "a "a
viii DC promptly attended to.
MYERS L MoGHAN,
IIaI s-N 3T6 u street.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

"0S TO RICHs0SD, > is an appropriate cry
for those who are 70 lead or follow in the en-
terprise. " Richmond" could be taken by
the newspapers, or if sensation editors y Juld
take their places in the army, they mig with
the utmost prOpriety, shout, On to Rich
mOnd,'' But at home, ut their desks these
impatient paper appeals are LOt likely 10 be as
elective as bullets or bayonets.
Some years ago, in Mexico, bush house,
containing all the ammunition Of the regiment,
caught ire. The danger was imminent. An
ofiser commanded the men to rush through
tue flames and bring out the powder. But the
men hesitated, while the flames spread. At
this critical moment Colonel (thsn CaPtaiBy
Heintselman appeared, sxclaiming, Boys
follow me- aud rushing himself into the
magazine, WAS the FIRST to emerge with keg
0. powder ia his arms. The men did follow,
and the work was accomplished. la that
spirit, "0n 70 Richmond :" means something
Col Heintselman is in command OF one OF the
columns now forming upon ." sacred soil. ="
A!JaHy EUsHiHg Journal. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

ET-The Springfield Republican says there
were 3JUU nuskets manufactured and shipped
from tue ArmOry ia that city daring the month
u Jgns Its Contemplated to increase the num-
esr to thirty-eye hundred during tne present
month
" Couot CavOur's death cost somebody se5.-
vs 50 In England; this sum Is the nett loss by the
dscitnr Of fIuds ..l ga +
II The New York canal tolls, since the open
LhS u hAv4gauon show an iucTease Of e2l2 ,le0
Ne' tRe same time Last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Go il1bom II man Concern.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Ofce Of the 18th Ward at the ofcs Of the r!o.
Of tire Board Of EducAiD Of Grand and Elm sts u
WEDNESDAY the 20h Of March iDst at IL oclocs 81 noon
for lie ERECTION Of VINO 10 WARD SCHOOLHOUsE
Budns flana Specification. for aid alteration, can be
sesn Al The Office the Superintendent Of OF
bs goaTd on Education No ~ Crosby Proposals should be
sddre,sed School Ofceu OF The h Ward aud be ,ccon
Nth the Of responsible aud approved recur
lies The cOptrac VIII be awarded other thing, being equal TO
hs lowest espousips bidder. offering satisfactory se'ies
though the School Officers the right % roget OF all
hs offered deemed for the public interest 70 do go
JAMES NACkEAN, }
JOHN NJ. REED }Committee
DAVID s JACKS0N,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
V'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

Il OVAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TKU- Hgv YORK. TO LiyEEfOoL- =
chef Csols f,.'ase. -
rKUs sIsros 70 liverpool 80,
Chiri Cabin Pa.s,sv ......,.....'...'.''''''.'%il9
n. . .,o. Sse'G a. Con- sjo
Thr .hip, BJ.on at ns.iM sd co't h;Ihor
Arabia Gsp, stone CiYAD1 CsFt Lang
ASIA Ger, G Lot AmEkiS, c.Pt , MgcaS
CAPT 3 81 nossl.y ErkOrA Capt }. Le!.eh.
rhs.. vessel. Gerry clear hits hgh AZ masthead green On
xaF G a. s - leg 'i' Mar
''.'- Hseiey l,''e' New York. w%ednc.4sy, ~. y
ARABIA esye, New oIk edar 'dsy bisi q
9 aaEth ssss6 .ys Ss'.'S
EUROPA toos. Ir've, bo,cy w si1e,d,y' ApH i,
BsftL, occurred rLiil paid TOT
AZ experienced SAIGON o. board
nu an, Of .a. az, .snod herrr aad ,hs saoo thereof
therein '''''"'' ''' 'si G1SAi6 ' 20 'P BsSasgo
CrEAM from NEW.Y YORK to IRELAND, ENG
- LAND ana sCo1LANO vie GALWAY fof SO -.
The Atlantic Ro,, Mail Steam Navigation CamP,ay VII dis
U''sh 'h'l mn ''''n' PPRIYcE ALBERT
shove touching st ST Johns F., to lard passengers and
On TUESDAY, Mneh96
H. dr csbin galway Liverpool
In cabin 81 Iohu. ..;.,:................, %
10 tbd cabin Galway Liverpool Glasgow, OF any town -
Cabin 81 JIbns ~
kOTlCE-Person. wtshis bring out tbei eEis Nom sha
old country can obiAiB kErt RN itchEIs u
VERY Low PRICES.
Roi futhsr Information fregnI passage apply 10
ROWLAND \ ASPlNNALL, Agents,
No, 81 and s. South rt.
VNHE NOKTH GERMAN lLOiDs steamship
Il BREMEA, Il. Vessels commander Carrying tia Dnsed
State. Mall, viii ss from Pies No 80 Moth hvtE iool OF
sAFlRDAY, H-rch It, At IL O'Clock, N.
BREMEN, via s0UrHAMrToN.
tai In oass
L0SDOH HAIRE, SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN,
Il the following rbtes; - 80.
Fir,t cabin +loO; second cabin, seo s.esr,so, 81
UElPCRE, KEUTGEN 4 ReICHELT,
No. 81 Broadway, W stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
feaal Notitcs.

SUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK-EDwARD KOPPlSCH aad ARTHUR COOK
sgt JUAN PkkTS -S;Inninn p' dsmgDd cont srt.
Com Ito the defendant You IRE her b. oord
r~qfcd the complaint IN thus sti which wiz
tiled the office ofth Clerk Of the Cry aud County New
Yofk the Cry Hall Of aid city, and TO II your
the sad the subscriber a. his Office No.
IS ns-st City OF kewYork wit in twenty djs a.
service this exclusive ofho day ~ such
service fail the ssid Complaint within tbs
ue afo aait tie pntfs hi. sciiOn ~l take judsGeat
aans, the Of eight hundred aud dollars sod
ntt with Interest the hrst Of Septen ber ons
thousand eight sixty be des the coats Of tots 90
tJn.-Datet Newly OH. janus Is 1901
j. ". BALESTlER Plainifs' Attorney.
Tie compleint in the above entitled action ~ss Md to 10
Office n The Cei Of The City aod County OF New On tue
ninth day Hsrch l56l. j. n. Bales lEk,
uhl3., aw6wW' fEintlHS Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Cost ano found.

r OST-A MANUSCRIPT, directed TO No. lis
~ 3Oh Tho 6nder viii be suitably rewarded BY lesv-
log Il Of the above number.
4 OST-At or near Lovejoy's Hotel, a pair Of
~ GOLD SPECTACLES MARRIED on the inside Mrs. John
HskinsOn Oermsntown, Pa Any one hndng them viii be
rewarded BY leaving them at Mr. Lovejoy's Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
BOARD anb Rooms.

A BOARDING-HOUS opened ut No.
"A . ari s where BIO NRD can DO had ress,nshl" Tor
g.u.ne and th.r sve, or .ngle gsn,men. Board By the
day week Call foi week at No. ~ Hsrn'on'S near
Gfeenwirh-st
LNUREISHED ROOMS 10 LET to Lodgers, NJ
regulated on reasonable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Gnilers, Garoware, %e.
Ocean Gisamers.

$500
Tor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
i SATURDAY. Mach 30 The United S,aes Mail Steamer
ARA"o D. Line. eoumander Vii sail ON iet No 81 nSta
Til, steamship unsurpassed for safety aDd no has doublo
engines under deck nclosed by waerrisht compartments
ssodns to keep the pumps free for work. ard 'eeue the safety
ofye''el snd pasS-nserA
''' '''' '''''' '''' SN5 MadknE E9z
Agents, No Broadway.
The steamer FULTON will ,sn APn o.
LIOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
esa will cave Nsf oe tho is' IN SnG WIEN h,
the dny Of departaf, will be the MONDAY following For
ss5 q P1 ;s:s apply the only ofb hLL E As
EIOR KINGSTON. JAMAlCA-JAMAICA
4 AND NETWORK SCREW S!EAM,PACkET LINE
Gans the MS to ;a for 1lSosL0S 5A A sS on
Edward Goodwin will .a for the above Iort on "EDNEs
srst csbin 800, .econd cstin $50: third class $50.
For fti.ht passage apply TO WALDEN BOOZE, Agents
No. 81 Broad st. -
NOTICE.-ForS SOUTHAMPTON and HAYRE,
WEDNESDAY. March 10,
S OWN, r,s' to 0t h sy Of the steamer Au. the
steamer ,,,.-,,
rinbo d.,,oed upm wEPSEsDAy March y IL o,de- e
IKE the ma which would have s0re forward by the Cunsio
Rate o. pu,i.se Cabin to H,vr-
Rsio, Of q CABIN PASSAGE to SoIih,dpon or use 60
Pasrg-r. must be board a. O'Clock N ana on oas
tina needed IN sfac-rnola be
a, fi-f foot Of Canal TUESDAY AFTERNOON marked
below" ROWLAND A5PlNWALL, Afeu''
Nos. IS 1ad So ooa n st.
l,rEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YOEK and
y LIVERPOOL landing and Satns passet ser =, ovsers
to.s (IrlAndl The Liverpool kewiork ent Pltadepns
Steamship ompsny intend patching herta powered OIae
built iron Ste "a 'hips q iolpw.. A., =,
CRY OF MASCHEsrLR ..... ssnr'ay Var T..
ErNA..................,.....' Sat"IdsJ .ih' -
CLASP Nv. .osttioh). war
asu syrry SATURDAY. 81 noon. from Pier NO a. hofth
R,yor.
%
FIRST 81. S1EERAGb.. .''''''''.Sp
Cahiu Lon5on..... S'ergsse io Londohs''' -
Stsrras, k-uru Tickets, good fr norths. 90
Pa.,cuxci. forwarded Part, avro lga0ug bremen. HOT
.. dan Autwrsp reduced through fares
~sii brig Their 1euds can bny ikca heie
tue wirs New Iolk from Liverpool OF Ols3H.
town Labn, s75 IS and lo3 s,ee-sse uom Liver
pool 90, from CurrustJFr. 20
Thee hsyr superior recommendation oi pa''epreI
aid ~z!ricb,rd sIre0n. Thy are tut ~ ~aeTtyhi
iinl t-civhs aad pa.en sire hnuinatc o. board
hti niofni1os apPly 10 Lisorool 70 wa NMhN,
No . N-tefst w Di.ssow 70 WI iNMant 80 ,
- tno-h. tir,fe 60 Ore-stowu TO ". u SEA NUuR6
60 IN London 20 klyEs macy, No o. hinl William a.
r. Par, 10 LES DECOUE No Pc, de IL bouTse 10 Phi
.deIpi, 70 IUhE DALE No lea Walnut al the Com
49, y /. DH.. JOHN o. DALE A5-It,
- No IS BlosdWas. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Jnetrnltlon.

EAGLESWOOD SCHOOL, NEAR PERTH
IL AMBOY NJ IA BOARDING SCHOOL fr BOYS and
GIRLS Open all times for the reception Of pupils DUNG
DEFinTE AIM-To prepare students for prsesl life, fora
PPHYsiCsL G-Gynna,s Cslisthsnics and other
active sIeceS under the direction Of teacher are daily
TeqnisioD. 49,. - -, Ca.
Island Railroad several times daily sor Circulars ,das"
THTOD RE D. WELD, the Principal Perth Amb1y, y. j.
Reference BY permission the follow geotemen la New
Yot whose children Other relatives or have been me a.
bers Of the schools -
Rev DR. Believe, Messu. W. G Bryant, Peter Cooper,
William Emerson, PATke 9odwn, W. &. Rascal j. NJ Sales
tier w H. Bur.ish w. H. slacklsr Samuel sincslk h. o.
Arnold, Z. h. Yolmsns, " j. DupninF, n. H. Manning. II.
Ertmhan Henry fits William Dslympe HotAos Greeley,
George H. Eefy Francis Perkins, Nathaniel ntnsm, D. X.
Hall, hsreus SPYING George W. Gray, wbisA Bkpsy, Lsws'
Ign Hsskelk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1877
2OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. Cck
GREAT DOUBLE-TPACK ROUTE
The capsc, Of the Road equsl ia country
IHE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.

GREAT bLE-THATk ROUTE.
The capsct, OF the Road equs any the country
1HE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Ohice No Astor House. corner of yssey st.
Facilities for the transportation OF Gin
cinnat chicago, ST. Louie St. Psu Nashville Memphis
Orlein, and AL 10 the West North Wes. sad
South West for aud comfort
Through for the Wet Ne xYok oot Of Court
Iandtj -MorniBg Express. a Evepin5 xpress
Sleeping and smoking al the trains
Fare always ow aud the time quick a. By Other
route.
and from any point Ilsrvsd Il Ohio keniuckj iuiAn
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri. by RAILROAD Oh
RECF any the nsgigabe rivers VI the West By
steamer, from in, bursh - 49,
TIE rates Freight and from any point Of the Wet By the
Rar ad ali times favorable btgod
by her pennies Merchants ard shipper. iutrst
the their Fright to this rely
with conGder its speedy transit
This also maintains Bmfs'ant nlsomrodai7T
Line by which part eng aing Westward enjoy che and
comr able onshaf The Grs elias. rs;ss
of fare H. ELLIO1T Passenger Agent, No Astor hods
LEECH 4 Co Freight agents. $3.50,
No | Astor House, and No. ] South NYtlisnse
MCDONALD 4 Bl5CHOFF. Emigrint Agents.
gNoCH LEWIS, General Sup't, Altoona. Pa
W-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUEKIPK EXPRESS at q. for Dunkik, Buffalo
Caiaits- g1a and principal siaicns -
NAIL 8:i5s IN. for Dun.ik and intermediate Stations
IT, o. 4 Remains night at Eimirs.
WAY $50 p. M for MddieIown, Hewburgh, and Inter
rnrdsts Stati IDS.
NiUHT EXPRESS, daily, at p. M. for Dunkik, Buffalo
anands1na AID principal Satlon The train Of
ut eli al Train Stations, and only 10 Elnirs
CHAS. MINOT General SIpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Groceries, ano l)ropisions.
furnitnre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
II NITURE IN oil color. and styles. at Wholesale and RETAIL
.. SIS and upward Ao, MATTRESSES and ALL LASsES.
WARREN WARD, No III CAnast,
-Four doors eat OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

EARMS. COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS
Il FOR SALE and E1CaANGE IN Orange Rocsl4nd aud
esteheser Couuti.s New Jery Also nest Cot asesior
let IN Brooklyn. > EDDY Co, No 81 Libsfty'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO moTHERs.-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only thing that you rely
1pon give youTse and relief aud help your inf>n
MRS. wIEsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
m,a Restoring thu dIooPIns spil!s Of many mOthers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

Thi, /, the season Of The year to MRS wINsLovrs
SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

Millions Of bottles OF MES. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are used every ia the United States for CHI.
iren teeihips with neversns Relief ia IxxsDIArs
and CERTAIN.