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DENSlON OFFICE, JUNK GIN, 1861.
tn All wuoM III, NAV CoNCS ~ a


Application having been made under the act of
I3d June. 1850, for tho reissue OF the Land War
been Ost or DESTROYED notice is hereby given, that
at the date following the DESCRIPTION of each War
sued, if 10 valid objection shall then appear
No s'i Ice for so acres irsUed under ths sot Of
Der, 1850 ENovemoer i6, 1851. ~ O'' "a ''p'e"'-
5 for go acres ssu,d Under tn. act
md gre ted on as the 2'th day of September, 1885,
No. sS,s4, for 100 acres. Issued under the 40. of
no. Ssl d0 Of John As1sadeg DECEASED and
March, ls56 in The name, q Bsnismin Reilly. and
March; ls55 in sSe name q Reuben woodruff a. and ID
tho Of ss@%e pao1 Ws.srh sSs g,
No. ass, for 80 acres, ISSUED under the act of
March, 1855, in the name of ShsIlv Downs, and
SIansed on the I'd day Of August, ls56.-November
No Al $50, for 100 aores. issued under the act of
on the ast day Of March, 1851 ~Sos smSsr ISL T
March 1855 the h psms 81 s undsT ts sSt
sst snd st snted on the a4th day OF May.
a. ElSoOd and gr.assd the 18th day Of January,
No. IS so, for $50 acres, issued under the aot of
March, 1885, IN the name Of Alexander Mo ullough,
and granted on the 9Th day of January, ls5s.-No-
No. s,OSs, for $50 acres, issued under the act of
march, 1852 In the name of Alexander M LOO uain
AND granted on the 18th day Of October, l5S5.-NO-
No. ,s,7es for 12o acres. issued under the .ot of
March, 1855, in the name of Daniel West, and
granted on the l4th day OF July. ls55-December 4.
No. s7,Sa for $50 acres, Issued under the sot {
Maroh, 1855, In the name of Hannah, widow of
James Wilson, and granted on the 18th day of Feb
TuAry. 1857 December 80, 1851
NO. o. SO, Tor l20 aores issued under the act of
March 1855, IN tire name Of Martha, widow of An
d ew Me!IoE, and granted on the 18th day of pTI,
l86S-Denember 2, 1861
No. s,Sa for l6o acres. issued undsr the sot of
and granted on the LIST dsy o. August. 1855
NO. 5 ~ Tor $50 acres, issued unds the aot OF.
maroh, 1855, In the name of William III Tarrapoe,
And granted on the 18TH day of July, 1855. Deoem
No. u SIS, for 80 s,res. issued under the 40, of
september $50 in the name Of Levi Treedwell,
apa granted Sop smber 18th, 1851.
No 81 10 ~ cores. issued under the same act,
IN the name Of Abel Platts, and granted November
NO " So for 100 acres, issued under the sct of
granted on the 9th day Of September, 's57.-Jan-
10 q 2Is, for 80 acres issued under the act of
March, 1855, In the name of Polly, widow Of John
SSsssne, ssd FRAMED on the sd day of september,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
eH-iaw Commissioner.
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THE EVENING STAR.
VOLUNTEERS.

IA hspsoSe initat,os of tLs TAres FishsnsH, By
Kingsley.
Three soldiers went marching out from the west
Out from the west to the south went down;
Each thought OF the woman that loved him best
As the crowd stood watching them out Of the
town;
For womes must weep, and men must be brave
There'sa flag 10 defend and a country to save,
Though the wounded are suffering and moaning
Three colonies sat In their uniforms nice
In their uniforms nice as the sun went down;
They had voted for Lincoln, and read Hardee
twice, -
And were therefore supposed to have done 1t up
brown;
For we must have colonies to lead forth our
brave,
II matters but little how they behave,
Though the wounded lie suffering and moaning
Three bodies are there mid the wounded and
dead
Mid the wounded and dead as the sun went
The army is scattered, the colonies have fed,
And the soldiers will never return to the town I;
fof women must weep, and men must be brave
While the cravsns that lead shun the patriots
grave,
And the wounded lie suffering and moaning
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FOX NEW YORK.
q S5

The Camden and Amboy and Philadelphls and
B bEPPh kI rs SR% dK RHP VIZ
MdkHSi 5FEEEE s. ws.s 81
Ats A. NJ via Camden and Anboy, &C. and A.
At 6 A. NJ, Wis Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
Al : 4; NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtIia a: NJ. vi. KeErinstOn and Jersey City,
At iaK P. NJ, Wis Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
Alp IT., vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
At tr1Ss,Ip. A., via Ksn.inrtOn and Jersey City
AT ~ r N, VIE via kensinston and Jer.es City
ATS P NJ, Wis Camden and Jersey City, (EvsnInr
A.ntP NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. Csouth-
Ats p. n, via Camden and Amboy, tAooommod.-
ton; freight ana passenger, First Class Ticket.
Mr Mas. ss NJ as G GIs.s. .sn' daily Th'x
For SelvIdeTe, Easton, LsTbsrty.IIe, Fleming
For Water Gap, strouds burg. Scranton, w;'ks.-
Western Railroad.
~ from seG Ss1St
the 10 A: NJ L 9 eonuects with the train leaving
For Mount HcliJ 1t and 9 A. M. and and u
For Freehold 1t A. NJ and p. NJ.
For Br iStol, Trenton, TO-, at ITO A. NJ, ~ and
r: NJ: from ko9sinston, and ~ p. NJ from
For Palmyra Rfveiton, DeIsnco, Beverly. Ru,-
in ~ Ei5resneoo' Bordentown, TO-, at LA, /,
Steamer trenton for Borcentovn, and interme-
wharf. 'e
I'D. For New York and Way Lines. leaving
kenslnston Depot, take the cars on Fifth street.
above w slIut, half an hour before departure The
from the de BOT.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed TO each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from takinf
any thing "a baggage put their wearing apparel
All baggage over fifty pounds 70 be paid for
baggage to one dol ar per pound and viii not be
liable for any amount beyond one hundred dollars
except BY special contract.
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FOR BOTTOM VIA NEWPORT
AND FALL RIVER.

Dy tue EIlc nSlu tNtcIOr
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE, Of great
strength and speed but particularly adapted 20 the
navigation of Long Island Sound, running in oOn-
neotion with the Fall River AID 0ld Colony Rail-
rosd, distance of So miles only TO Boston
Leave Pier No. North River nsaF the Battery.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayt0n,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays n O'Clock
Il. nj ., touching At Newport each va,.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, ct O'Clock
p. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These Steamers are fitted with commodiots
state rooms, and every arrangement for the secur1
y and comfort OF passengers. who are Afforded BY
this route nights rest on board. and on arrival
at Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train. Tesoh-
Ing Boston early The following morning or may
remain Cd board until starting OF the Aooomnoda-
ton At A: NJ, BY which they may resoh Boston
A baggage master 10 attached to each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
Pan1es the same 20 its destination.
A steamer Ipns IN connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight 20 Boston Ia forwarded through With
Ereat dle patch 10y an Express Brain, which leaves
fsu River ever morning, Sundays excepted, 81
~ O'Clock for Boston ard Nsw Bedford, srrIvILE
~ its destination 81 about II A NJ
FOR freight or patsags. Apply on board. or st the
and beTths apply on board, If desired 70 eecu re
them IN advance, TO VIM. BORDEN, Af't
70 and III West street, N. Y.
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sayIh nSESTSSSs tsI 6Slss ttSE

l,yBI5f p SkESTfSSSS; tssES S%S It'll
TONaaInland Route-Ths shortest and most d
rect-Carry the Eastern MeIl.
GeeI, and COMMONw EALTh, Capt j. W.
Williams, In connection With the Stonington and
Providence and Boron and Providence Railroads,
lsaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No 10 North River, Ct o'clock p. NJ, and
6roton az sS o'clooE r. M, or on the srrIysl of
be Mai T,ein yhlch lssye, Boston e 5SP. NJ.
MONDAY, Wedsesday, and FRIDAY, From Gro
ton-Tutsday, Thursday and Saturday.
The. GOMMONWEAI tn, from New York-
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and Saturday. From 6roton
Monday. wednesday, and Friday.
ID PASSENGERS from GIoton proceed per railroad 70
Train, reaching saad place in advance Of those by
other routes, and in ample time for al the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East, Pas
steamer, enjoy q mig hts rest undisturbed break
fast II desired, and leave Groton IN the IT'S A. NJ
Train, connecting at Providence with the ~
A Nj. Train for Boston.
Fare from providence 10 Newport, Fifty cents.
"A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
For PASSAGE, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
apply on board the steamer, or at the Freig ht
Once, Pier 10 North River, or 81 the Once Of
the Company, No. lis w est st-eet corner of Cort-
land street. New York, Feb q, 1861,
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.NAINDIvIDUAL ENTERPRISE
sAs gTEE66sS : A ! wESgSRN

KENT" Capt 81; KIysn;
Will run their routes IS follows, leaving Light
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. att O'Clock A.
kENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Choptank rlver, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning SO u days.
,,PI0NEER-for st Yehas.s and Easson, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
snd Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West RIVER, st. Michseps and
Ea. ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
"a \ returning every Monday BY same route
Faro 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Esston
Fare to St MiohaeTS and Miies' River irounS
trip, SD 100
Faro to West River, (round trip, slG--.--- 20
Fare TO Annapolis Ground trip IS ceGtsD. rs
MEALS EXTRA.
IFFTeight must be prepaid.
Wharf and Ofioe, LIGHT ST, foot of Camden.
Baltlmore. g. X. CANNON.
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ID Louis Paulsen, the greatest of Morpby,.
American competitors in the game Of chess came
out as the first victor at the recent tournament @!
the British Chess Association
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TOR FIELD sERVICE.-Hesyy Grew and
q Brown Mixed Blankets, that weig h from to 7
poapos PER PAIR, very scarce article
Also, nm Bed, Crib, and Cradle Blank ets ALI
Szes, liable Ciot IS. SheetIngs, Pillow Cottons,
with sll other kinds Of Dry Goods for the xan
era and special wants Of families eN
carpets, Curtains, Oiloloths, Rugs, &c., upper
= One prize only, marked in plain sgures
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth at,
IL % sparry RnildiAg
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81 FOR THE

Railroad.
On AND after MAY l6tn, 1861, the trains Will run
as follows, vix:-Lesye Camden Station, BaitI-
press dariy az s. IS p. NJ. Both Trains 60 directly
thI9nSh FOR ALL PARTS OF The WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont "a ke the A. M,
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take 40.
commodatlon Train, leaving Piedmont at S. 20 A
N and between Grafton and farkersburg, take
The FREDERfCR Train iesye, Bsltimor.
ats 50 I: NJ; and Frederick 81 6.3p A. M.
TIL ELLICOTTS MI LIS TRAIN leave Bal
nmore at 20 and els A. NJ. and Is and $50 p, M =,
and EllIcoits Mills at 7+0 and IL 50 A. NJ :. and sS
and 100 p. Nj.
For further Information, Tickets of every kind,
&c, apply to J: T. ENG LAND Agent, at Camden
station, or at the Ticket ONCE.
w. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportion.
Il. nj. COLE, GenY Ticket Aren't.
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NJ. N FALLS. Prss't
f ES|Hss$sSfS.F%Stt; s ~
sEEasEs s MEEsI: q :. ao Ss2 FYaoktf

,GREATC CENTRAL Route FOR
$500 $500 ER RAILk0AD asS kBE Y0RE
ys1dE os1 1 r:
daily, sunday excepted, ss follows:
From Chambers street From sIst st station.
f,S% s~,m - SEP.
MSS;rtssl n and Buffalo '"pm
Competing At Albany with the New Yorf Cen
trail ail,Qad for Schenectady. Roohetter, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wster-
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Car sndairpa-
Trains in connection lesys Buffalo and Sutpen-
sion via Lake Shore, Bufs o ant axe II sron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Dunleith, Dubusue, Peoria, Rock IslsDa, M ssoe-
tine, Iowa City, Huntington, QuInov, Springfield,
Alton, - Louis, Cairo Ierre ute, Ind annapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, syton, COun bus, Give.
land, and al! points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains 81 Troy, with Troy a
Boston and Rens Saratoga Roads for s.rstofa,
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington ~ A lbsns, Rouse
Point, Plsttsburgh, OgdensbuTth, Montreal, do.,
IL Freight ARRANGEMENTS by this route "a
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots
Chambers and canal streets. are ut al times
favorable as made by Oth.r Railroad CompsuIss.
The fccilties Of this great New York Route 20 the
West commend it TO the confidence Of merchants
an shippers Tor Promptness and dtpatoh.
Passenger trains, With smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For particulars as 10 local trsins and freight ~.
ransements, inqHire st the depot, Sc wsrren st
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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Toy FOR The SICK AND SUFFERING
LIT ALL WHO lkk AFFLICTED
ur11 f kHHa GzxIDr

k1y0I61 IN HEAkfH.
Friend, Do yol sufer! Are yau the victim Of AN
sfthsss numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity Of the bloodi What arc + y, do yor ask
Rather ask, what sre they neti Tho blood Is the
source OF lie and health, and il 10 tbs arst element
the Eystern o. the pulse infAlbly atests Tho ever
prevailing Nourssia, the irritating ErynPelSs the
subtle Sarofula, the sEoui1lns Rheumarsm, NeI-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp alat with itl
t0rscr and detection, and the nsmberless Ills that
hesh 4: heir TO- dalve their hideous origin from the
blood. Deal kindly then ard gently with the blood,
Hss the viiaixng resources Of nature fer its aid,
and SAFER ~ to commend 70 your confidence and
$50 that truly valuable metioanent knoHnA ~
EES n. COXS
INDIAN yEGETABLE DEcOcTION.
With regard to this almost infAlible specific
popular sentiment mas spoken ln decided terms
and the evidences OF this great e4csoy are sss.
tanned by constant xyouA-s Of curative ELECTS and
the rsssts from its Use are After oil otaor
remedies and TIE bsst medical skill have failed.
are not sought from tho lliitorste and SUPER
soisl, hnt they are volunteered from the most re-
Iscotsble sources and justify the highest terms in
.hloh il is possible tn commend so valuable B
spooifio to public approval. We may add also that
!hc curative properties of the medicine are e uAed
only by Its restorative efeots the system recover
ing from disease with renewed constitutional visor.
For sale By nj respectable Druggists in this
sItJ, sud by the proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
Hone genuine unless her name il blown on tbs
sotte and her sea- on the cork
WATTS: I! ,sr eSss, r. e SqssE fot S.ri,,
trict, and viii ssIpiJ the trade ~ my prices.
A. Is n
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1'HE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p.
\ EMRlCH: 1t the corner OF Penn a a
avenue and Eleventh street, has been GER&0
Ereater Inducements for the patronage Of oitiIens
ma strangers tnsn any other public house In the
hotol on Penn. avenue, snd his accom- mod ations
LoL permanent or transient bocrdors uneXoevtion-
Aolo. 1he bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS Of the
EQroyesn Hotel have already becone yeTy eosu :
~: being al inst can be desired By the most fas-
uolous. Tbs proprietor pledges unrenittcd atten-
non and continued liberal pendtures 10 rive sat
lsfactlon 70 ali, and thus renevs his inyitstion 70
I'll 70 rive the European Hotel q call delt
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sszl 70 fso 8 SsT2E MSSsSE IE t'f ofD

Leave, the lower eng q UNION DOCK, Bslti;
~ O'Clock p. III, taking passengers and feIGht, and
connecting With the Railroad lines, 10 ard from
ton, York, HsrTlsbuTg, PIttsburg. Pa. and the
West, Immediately afier the arrival of the Express
The following IL the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back. SN
From Philsde ph q and back. ........----- Sle
From Baltimore and back...--.--.. - &C.. Sc.
DrPROCURE YOUR TICKETsh
In New York. at the New Jersey Railrosd Once
foot of CORTLAND street.
In Phiede phIs, at the Company's once N, W.
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or 81 the
Defct, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. RCGH O'CONNER,
Passenger Aren't.
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Master of Trsnsportion.
l.. nj. COLE, GenY Ticket Aren't
rxIur, NEW YORK, HARLEM AND
:, %. NI, nm LEAyiNG New YORK FOR

en- "a NEW. Eokk, hARbEM AND
ALBAN st,SS sSE' S SSFEH FUN
For GSsny@iioS = m. i:.s ssprs:: train tfsi from
ps} En- Dover HS sn. 1st = stSRp': q White
(This train viii run to Millerton every Saturday
For tro.on F.I.-s:ls.. m. stopping a. all sta
lions north Of Fordham from 18Th street station.
For w bite Plsins-2sO, $40 and 500 ,. m. stop
nons from white street station
M IT al rom ny ,s f. R
Returning will leave
Dover IS :.t s s.P!ffiha tram 1sIn leave. Mil
leTton ever Monday morning stSs. mJ
White Witt Pisln.Ssid r. ZOO !. III. 4lo 4 100 ?. m.
Sunday trains Win leave 9TH Avenue corner aad
sss bridge 'y ySAs T TpSfff AZ: g: s. to
s NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL,
nj. Fan, and tons ds: e s Rs.S
% Ssw ESTsk 4 ssf cr buntrl and Buffalo
and principal intsrmeaAie Stations.
q, sc. .: m MAIL, for DsnilI.: AND ,nterpedi.te
SOD 1GSeo MIX il. dsli1. for 6.vis. and inter
ii s 5. m ACSceoMMoDATroN, daily, for Por,
g. sOG m,:sWAS: 90 Middlssovn. Nevburrh,
&c Seo m sf1 H%PR Ess daily for Dun
EF IT Rnso csnanS:,, VA And pIinGips, sts,os.
!Se; &SS tiT55 for Housewife,
N.raAn,sl i SA, q ssIs V, s.arss,'.
ONI0Ne- oNtoNs oN.ano
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0SE VERY NICE sECONn HAND PIANO
~ for $50 slso, large tost Of Rssen..-na-
bs i"h a. co g and Steiaxsy q Son hay, V75k3
juAt esea received st the Music SURE OF UNI
IL Pianos for rent. ~ ocs
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
lV1 TOWN COLLEGE.
Washington City. Corner Of Fand Ttcslfth Streets.
SESSION OF 1s61-'62.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG. nj, D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. d.,
Professor of Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JAMES T. MORGAN, M. d.,
Professor of Materia Medlca and Therapeutics
J. NJ. SNYDER, NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children.
THOMAS ANTISELL, nj. ID,
Professor of Medical Chemistry TOXloology, and
Physiology.
J. E. WILLEFT, M D.,
Demonstration of Anatomy
IL The chair of anatomy TO be filed.
The session will commence on the I'D Of Octo
formation address JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Faculty, 40S F street, between eth
and 7th SITS. gu 6-lawtNoyl-
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I MON PAPER AND ENVELOPEs,-Tvsp-
" y different styles of Note and Letter PAPER.
with Envelopes TO matoh. "f0''
Views of Washington in the form of a ose And
In Book form; also, separate
Al the DAILY And Weekly Papers constantly on
nj Ebt st O'Clock. 0'''
bspers from all parts of the country.
cheap -O' summer lcodihs'
"A large assortment of JuveuiIe.-M,,n. Rs,d,,
Booss, Rollo Books, AbbOtt's Histories, &c
discount of 10 to 80 per cent. on al bound hook
FRENCH RICHSTEIN
ma a National Rocks tore, AVS pssv
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L received ever week. Come and Ioof - he sss
sortmsnt st w. 6. METzE ROTTsS M asic no..
corner Pa. sv and Eleventh Ct sSS
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- ONIONs-0NIONs-ON
JUST Received on .consignmeE $50 ,unone,
King q BURcHELI.,
sas Coruer FSffaepth srr ' sta
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WE STILL CONTINUE TIE SALE OF
a.sg ebnScs t Ss,,snn Is e silk Of 81 linfs
ne, aonsselines. Merino Paids, &c. '' W
&C. b.; So1r: ins' kuso, e,lctoths, hstt.nes.
-. a. IA avenue ana Ninth a
- -. Perry BRildinro
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MAPS OF TIE SEAT OF wAR.-A splendid
fh Map OF the Seat Of War for only oents.
also, Pocket Maps of all kinds.
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FROM LYNCHBURG.
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LYScHBrRG, May 81, 1861
Affairs seem to have settled down ouietiv
and 1t may be said that we are almost becairn
ed. The weather is delightful pleasant
breeZes regsle us day and night and old moth
er earth Is laden in every valley and on ey.
cry hillside and noun Ia in slope wi In the siyps
OF pientiiul harvest of her best fruits which
wouii indicate that though weara thr.a al
with devastation and des true ton ON our hor
ders by bad men, prom pied by bad and inhu-
man motives, tina. the Great Giyer of al,
good Is with us, and will bes TO W on us one OF
MS greatest DIessIngs-an abundant harvest
Local police affairs ara quiet
Inc June term OF the Circuit Court is TO be
opened IN this city on Monday next Several
important cases are on the docket
another new company has been organized
IN Amherst. In the neighborhood OF Pedlar
Mills, and X. w. Snead was elected Canaan.
1t numbers SO men. This makes the fonrth
Tor the old Free State, AS that county is called
A reliable gentleman, who left Manassas
JUNCTION yesterday, states that Lincoln spy
was captured at that place on the day before
trying 10 make his way through the lines for
Aiexand ria. He had been to Harper's Ferry
and when captured. com piete and accurate
drawings OF that post We're found on his per-
son tie was TO have been shot Yesterday
morning AZ IL O'Clock. His name was Lam
beth, ana formerly a citizen of Alexandria
The Ladies' Aid Sewing Society are doing
gooo service IN TINS city. In addition to the
large amount of work done gratuitously, they
give work to hundreds OF needy females
whose protectors nave gone to the wars God
bless tine tdies what a world we would have
without them
This is the last day of grace under the old
postal arrangements, and it would be we'll for
all persons 10 note the fact that tomorrow
they will have TO dispense with the use of
the three cent stamps, and prepay their letters
in money Give cents ntil the Sou thern Con =
federacy stamps be gotten up, or some
other device substituted.
The arrival OF troops may still be noted: