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The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08
For Prosecuting Attorney.
Eses.ss 10 &c held First Msndoy (3d) June.

We ere autkerized to announce GRANVILLE
6ILCo1. Esq.. as a candidate for the Office of
iroseoutias Attorney. for the eth Judicial Circuit,
I. IMPOSED of the COUNTIES Of Perry, Yell. Pope.
johnson, Franklin and Crawford
Van Buren. Jan. D, 1861.
We are s.nhorizei to announce WILLIAM D.
JAco"A Az, Esq, as a candidate for the office of
frseeutins Attorney. n the Fourth Judicial Cir
cut. e0mPoseI Of the Counties of Perry, YELL
i'"i'e. johnson franklin. and CrawforI
March I9, 1861
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

Is We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
WALKER. Esq, candidate for the Office of
Prosecuting Attorney. for the 4th Judicial Circuit
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

@ We learn from passenger who
came in from Sherman, Texas, yesterday,
ana passed Fort Washita. on Tuesday, that
preparations were making to evacuate the
post on Thursday. The commanding off,
Ger, Col. Emory, had sent for Governor
harris, OF the Goickasaw Nation, to turn
the Fort over to him. Our informant met
Gov. Harris. on his way to the Fort to take
charge OF it.-Fort Smith Times and Her.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08
New Cavalry Company.

The new Company, which has teeu in
course OF formation by Col, Csrroll for two
weeks past. met in tbs City on Tuesday
evening last, fer the election of Officers,
-vhich resulted in the choice of
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

Hon. GEORGE W. Lanes RnspoSsE To
LiScoLN'-On Saturday last, at the mill.
tary meeting to raise volunteers, Judge
Lane, whom Lincoln appointed Federal
Judge for Alabama, arose and stated. in
substance that abuse and obloquv had
oeen hurled at him for supposed disloyalty
TO the South, and, desiring to vindicate
ms loyalty, although he was ready to ioin
. volunteer company Of men of As, or nm
warns to defend the South, and. according
y, ne recorded his name as volunteer to
defend the South.-Huntspaze Demoe,c.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

Mas. A. j. WARD. President
Mrs. Gto. Austin. Vice presid.,,
Mrs. WILLIAM WALKER. S,rr.,.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08
Violin & Guitar StElnSs'

vTNHE fines. quality Of Violin and H@.iH' .i iTws
ever brought 10 this market h. ray
srriI ~ HARVEY = GAI'l1i'
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

jackson County Company, Capt P
Saline ss =. l.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08

between Pesryville and Annapolis daily.
Maj. Anderson passed through Philadel-
phia yesterday On route for Washington. =.
Connectieut Legislature unanimously ap-
propriated e2,0e8,000 for military rurpo-
SGe
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THE EVENING STAR.
PACEn, PEAcRIM, PRECAMuR.
Prom London Punch. per Europa J

From London Punch. per Europa
Ch dear, yen inopportnne Pragrim,
Its enough to give sny one mtagrim,
To think Of the row you may Get rs IN row,
BY your conduct, inopPortune Peagrim'
The ship Harvey B,reh on the sea grim
You might brsnd and You might burn Captain
Peagrim,
And we only should ssy. in casual way,
Twas unlucky she met Captain PeagriM,
Bat when In Sou hampton you free, grim.
The prisoners vcu'vS caught. Captain Peagrim,
We ere placed tn tx. 10 pronounce II your tricks
Are tero's, or pirates, oh Peagrim!
Ifa pirate we hold Captain PeagrIm,
The Confederate states they Will BE- grim;
And again, 10 w dOn't(the United States WON'T
Be disposed to take view Of Peagrim:
Thus placed betwirt two fires by Pesvrtm.
NJ PEEfh IS e V Z, q with Heagrim;
lie w"n!d fata be imp1r isl In any court martial
TaaI's held on the siatTS Of Peagrin.
A hsutensnt's commission holds Peagrim.
B1i that won't on the wall tick The flea grim.
1bough lieutenant be Be, hats no warrant 1t sea
Giving powers OF capture 10 Peagrim.
Yet az pirate we can't give up Pesqrim.
AT The yard srm straight run up to Be, grim;
Nhieh Adams, ! fear, will declare Ills quite
clear,
Is the hight sort Of treatment for PesgrIm
Vet to make ta,xs bsIIi Of Peagrim-
Loose the wsr-dogs, by land and by sen, grim;
Tor nan Of that name. On the annals Of fame
To inscFibe, not Britannia, but PeagTim.
Then less all pray for peace spite of Peagrim:
hay vsy-fears pass Or like a neag rim;
And by hook or by crook may We 1--we to rebuks
Thcse who feel approximations from Psagrim.
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SeEdin. Poultry to Market.

MeSsrs. Briggs & Helfrich, Of New York
send III the following directions for dressing,
packing, and forwarding poultry 70 market
First. see that all poultry is we'll fsttened,
as the difference in price in our market be-
tween fat and poor poultry is very great.
Remember that you not only get pay for every
pound your poultry gains III rattening, but by
improving The quality you gain from Que four h
to one half in price on the whole.
IL fattening poultry. it is always the best
economy to feed all they will eat Poultry
fed on corn is Follower and better than on
buck wheat.
Keep from food before killing sufficient
length OF time so that the crop will be nearly
OF quite empty, as full crops are quite delri-
mental.
The best mode Of killing is by opening the
neck veins, though the head may be cut "a.
but, if so, the skin should be drawn over the
neck bone and tied after dressing
All poultry should be scalded just enough to
mako it pick easy. The water should be nearly
bsiling hot; dip tho poultry in and raise it cut
Two or three times, SO as 10 scald evenly. then
pick Of all the quills, featherg, and pin feath.
ers as quick Gs possible without breaking the
skin. Don't rub them off So that rubs of the
thin outside skin, which Injuries the sale. Next.
immediately before il co0ls dip it into clean
hot water; hold it in but few seconds, then
suddenly dip it into cold water for few sec
onds more, then hang o. lay it up to cool and
cry.
The intestines or crop should not be drawn
be sure ii is all entirely cool through and
the surface dry before being packed.
Boxes are best to pack in, though barrels
vii! 10. Obtain bright rye straw, if possible;
wheat or cat straw, If very bright and clean,
will do, but is not as good Shake out all the
dust, place layer in the box. then a LAYER OF
poultry, back up, with tho legs fat on the
straw; put little Of the straw next the sides
OF the box; then III the same manner alternate
layers Of straw and poultry Stow very snug
go 1t can not move put straw on the tor, pres
on the lid, and nail strong. If the weather is
warm use plenty Of dry straw.-Gsns,ss
Faruryr
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Mr.. Mullay said the laboser, II be objected to
the oath. need not accept employment Of the Cor.
poration. but they were elected 10 ther positions
and could not back out.
Mr.. Emerson was opposed 70 concurrence,
though willing to take the oath.
MIR Wilson would vote for Il, but did not
believe II binding upon the members Of the
Council.
The vote was finally taken upon concurring
with the report Of the committed, resulting as
Teas-Messrs Byington, Callan, Hitz, Lewis,
Murtagh, Morgan, Peake, Raub, Shepherd, Tur-
ton, " ilScn. and the President-I2.
Nays-MsSsrs. Edmonstnn, Emerson, Grinder,
MoGrath, Mobun. and MulloV-6
Dir MObun offered a resolution, asking Con-
gress TO amend their charter In relation 10 thu ad
ministration of The oath; adopted.
The amendment Of the upper board TO the bill
authorizing the erection of fire plugs in the Sew
enth W ard, was cOncurred in.
The report Of the Joint committee TO recede
from the amendment 10 the bill in relation to
The compensation OF police cCnstables, was con-
CURED in.
The petition Of .. Boyle and NJ \ Elliot, for
the laying a. q water main in square 6S3. was
referred to the Wafer egiStfar for information
On motion az hiF Emerson 10 was agreed TO
meet Justice TBGmp son in the Council room and
Ia Ike The oath of allegiance at their next meeting
Adjourned until the frst Monday in January
PEpDLISs Yesterday, ID Kruger was arrested
| by the patrol OF the Fourth Ward, for ppddling
goods without license; and was fined $50 and
costs BY Justice Walter.
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Reducing and AppIyin. Bones,

James 5. Grennell, of Greenfield. Mass. Ia:
sent TO the Office Of the Country Gentleman q
sample OF bones, which had been softened and
rendered ut for Immediate application in the
following simple way. Mr.. G. says
set an old cask with one head in some con.
genient spot back of the house, in the spring
and OF the bones which have accumulated
during the winter / throw in enough to cover
the bottom, then enough Of unleached ashes
thoroughly to cover them; then another Iayer
OF bones, then ashes, and 20 in alternate Law
ers until the cask is full. On the top is placed
suthcient covering of ashes, loan, or char
GOAL dus', TO prevent the escape Of any gas. I
usually vet down the ashes as proceed and
leaVe inc cash oxPo-c-s a. th. ~s.a.hsr .kst
they may be kept damp. By the next spring,
when wish TO use them, the bones are thor.
0ughly digested and in 81 condition 10 use
In regard to this application and effect, Mr..
G.. says
usually take the mixed bones and ashes
and compost with rotted manure, liberal
sprlnkliDg or plaster, a little guano and salt
and load of sTeepirgs from the blacksmith
shop, OF iron scales. charcoal dust, horse hoof
parlngs and the manure made there. This
apply 10 trees, especially pears.
The growth caused by this is astonishing
as you perceive, this compost contains all the
requirements, both for growth and fruit. better
than any purchased superphOsphate, for il bss
tAe potash so essential to the pear, and the
iron, which is very important I also pre-
pared ny grape border with this.
l not only use the bones saved from our own
family, but buy good many, paying Irish
and German boys for collecting about half a
cent per pound, which is the market price oh.
tanned by the cutlery works for their refuse
bones.
l have great faith in the efficacy of both
ashes and bones, and think this combination
ut them il both cheap and useful.
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROh
L BAIT MORE,
EENTER SCHEDULE.
ID ~

@ESzSA20yS cHkfS
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
,s On and .;ssI Monday, Pso:9ssr p .sS Pa.
BELIIM0RE Viii nun I'M as foIloWs: ~''
mornip.T E4sIsss s M1yWaES SSET5
I'VE i Baltimore ;o T. :. PhlIsas 1his il 4;
Nsr York ?: M; hsLIisburE .J4,M.
4. q. Arrive At BsItimors ESQ a. 4. No oonnec co
tons 81 Baltimoret
Me- AWE nTTs ~ s.mofe 81
Afternoon Observation-Disclosures Washington
SO? f;s: Arrive ct Baltimore 80 ?. H.; Philsdel-
EESsinF f Etg5scs.,ssys w,ssinsscn
@ ~ YorFaa M 10 as ri brids,hi' io
On sundays at o5 and P y. only.
tbl6nr5 70 Nv t5 Vd1 Sm connects
TRIMS MOVING SOUTH,
Leave New York It A. ~; PhilsdelIh bio IL 80 A.
NJ; Baltimore or 4 Arriys at washington E52
Leave New York Ut ,. H.; Phil.del,hIs 1o.so ?
NJ; Baltimore 4 80 a. u. Arrive 1t washington $50
Leave Nev YORK at II P. a.; Phil.deyhia $50
N; Baltimoref.s5 AZ. Arrive 1t washington
ACCOMMODATION. Trains lsevs Baltimore at
4, NJ, and sI:h for Washington. arrive there at
Passenger Trains lsavins Wssai1Etoa st7.S A..
?. NJ make direct Oonneotions for Annapolis Ct the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and WASH
tngton at $50 A. n. and 20 r.
NJ. Ii A. M .1a ?. X. and BsamoTs at = as So and ID
7s5 A. NJ and 8 9 p M::wiIl stop orly at AnaapOIis
@ must AXE sSe
Train g." viii leave Washington and Baltimore
promptly ~p0" card f'"'s' s,,,r,
der Master Of Transportation. Bait.
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TIRE . EN- AR,

Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England
and sseSrsd by the Seals Of the Eeole de Phar.
n.aeh de Paris, and she Imperial College Of
Mediefas, Vienna.
TRIEsEMAR No. 1
ls the efeotual remedy for RELAXATION, SPEz-
AAIokhHHA and EXHAUSTION Oh THE SYsTkM.
TRIESEMAR No Q,
Completely and entirely eradicetee oil traces of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
nave genera ly been thought 81 sntIdote. to the
ruin Of the health of vast portion If the populs-
OF.
TRIEsEMAR No 3,
IL the crest and sure remedy Of the civilized world
for all Impurities OF the system, as well as second-
ery symptoms, obviating the destructive use Of
Mercury, az well Is Otbef deleterious InxredIents
and which all the Sarsaparills In the world oanpot
rempve 1RiBsEA. Nos. ], and are alike de-
void OF taste or smell and Of ali nsuseatinC susli-
ties. They are In tpe form Of q loaepge, and may
he on the toilet table without their being sus
sold In TN cases At ss each. or four IS csses in
one tor %, and II 81 cases, thus saving Ss. "a
administered By VsIpea1, Lsllemand, Roux. 40
40, Who'esele ard retail BY DR.. n. A. BAE-
HuW 1S4 Blocker street, a doors from Mao
Douga strectl. New York. 1mmedia.eiJ on re-
9elPt OF remittance, DIR. BARROW will forward
TrieseDar tn any rart of the world, securely
Pecked apd addressed according 70 the Instructions
Pgblishsd also BY DR. BARROW, that popul.r
And bsautifu lly Illustrated medical vo, K, oman
Fralty. Price IS cents. Triesemar aid Eook car
De obtained b special authority from 8. c. FORD,
washington, ID. c. de u SIN
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SMITH & BROTHSR'S
i A l. f G II r. A NJ A L l. .
SUPERIOR AMBER ATE,

TIE above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are BreYed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT sTM HOPS, and highly esteemed By
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
auested to call AID eHsmrne our superior stock
assured thst they VII find the 3 EST aud PURE ST
articles.
We have At 81 tImes 9 large stock ready for de-
livery. ~ While HalF and quarter cask s, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE.
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
NO. ijs L IGC WestI3th St, New York City.
Orders 10y Mai or Express promptly executed.
&c a6m
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u d. yOHNsToN,
Has sss.S~.s :. ...a 6Sses. s,vz, !. 81 s.,v
- :, Hsssssi RsassS - fks Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
' 'y APfE9 iS SsIdShafi IS.'A'
'Vf IN . Ezss oE9 p "a 4x6 sc Di GfhAsss
w..m.. 4 =. s.et. s,res.r... As.sass. d. KID
.si b:Siii, S.s-as.s.. 6y.s:ps1 s.a1sss. c.is.i.s
$3.50 1;ss .sf sssn. s,s s g 2. ass n,s
Head. Throat Ncss shin, Agsesio6sf dc Lsns,, ste
tsIy z.Ss q Yoshss.s Dr..dfai ssa ps.setEs rrse-
ses, Which rsodr Marriage impossible, sad dssrvy bob
YOUNG MEN
L.pse.ly yhe s.,. become s viecms q Solitary vies,
.Oinsly Grsv. hos..nd, q YOurT Men q Ore no.,
sIasd .lsn;s and brilsn, intsnset Who might shsrvs
ss.ne. = .rfss 70 sc'i.sy s living Tyre, nay call vnh
MARRIAGE.
hAshilo PIk.oss, or Young Esn ssotsnrl.sng Mar
being .vsr. physical ~sskasss, srssnis dssii:y
=. .so Pi.c.: lin..R sDd'r d. ear. Il ~ NJ, r,nt
zeal, ssos ~ n. hoe.- :. f'aasm.n and 'snsd'a,
OFFICE No. so UTH FREDERICK ST.
T.. essS tide srs s" s.S, a'' :.
ass, ss paid sad esn,ain a stamp.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member the Royal Cesgs Of surfseas Lsndsa, fr.dp
and i: .:,.s .so.: IL. L.. s.:s ' .p SSsiH Il
p. ho.pi.a: Loo4ee Paris. Ph.d.pbi, and slssvbsrs,
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssnf Men and cths Who have injured themselves BY
roSa a., h'n n.s s
vs,sn ar. nightly t even when s.l.sp and DOT cured,
Ties: d. sad and Melancholy .s.e.. pred,a.a
LnS. Pain. IL d. Head Dna. sss Ie.. q Ms.e..i
s o. u. s.s.s
DEBILITY, symPt0ms Of ConsrmPton, &C..
dr..d.dLo.. Of N. nory confo.ioo q d.s. D.Pr:.a.o
spnn E,l For:boding, Avsrsisa Of Society, ssfDts
s. Lo,s Of Solitude, Tnidity, etc. are seine q The evils
NIsyou. Dl,ILTI.-rse..a.s.s can a.v ,.ds. What ..
inr ...i. ps.. psrTos, and smsei.s having sassi..
appearance Aeoat The syss, cough symptoms esossnp
DISEASES of IMPR UDENCE.
Ss h.@ or at..: 10: .:,
cap PPs da ss:: ' ss r r. .:. g:
hand. q sn0ssn; and esssniAs Pr.easr, vbo
@.ss sss.s =: .sil:s 3: 81 5. .
sysf nn CALLING esappoinmsn BY the Of thst
q. esasti,sae.. ,ynpse1. q
sn s x q The s:. a:sd
period his dreadful sufsrnfs By ssndinr hnt ,hsi No.
discovered fsu vhsss rstarps
DIX. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
| WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
by this great and remedy weakness q the sYssns
spssdiy esd and fall viess fbsusands DE
| been immsdistsly relieved.
I.. s, m:'ii r D:Si
Trembling and or Ear us,iso a. ~ uess
ktsd speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
fH1 MANY THOUSANDS cured at this instv,ieu within
Ne last ssvsntssn yssrs and the sure-
cal spsssuens Psrfsrmsd By Dr. Jehnst, Witnessed By
rsSsr,n q ms papers and sthsr persons nsiess Of
vheh have appeared again and again before pute
d A standing gentleman ehsraesr and rsspsnsi-
stlity, ssA guarantee 70 tbs sHetsd mar lily
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Up. RARTHOLOw,
WHOLESALE AND RRfAIL DEALER IN
L Agricultural Implements,

653 SEVENTH STREET,
Belosc Pa. acssHs, cppo, East end Censrs Morkei,l
-.r WASHINGTON. d. G.
Ny stock embraces many ATTIC Ies for Army pnr-
poses among which are the following:
CanAl Barrows, Rope,
" Wheel BarrOvs, tAxss,
TrIoks-hesvy and light Picks,
SiTildstOnes. HatchetS,
6TIndstone Fixtures, iSass,
Anvils, PIek Handles,
Blacksmith Tools, AK. Hand es,
Portable FORCES, Rattan or stable brooms,
Camp stoves, Forks
Letter Presses, ShOvels,
Pnwde. and Burglar spades,
Proof Wrought iron Log Chains.
Boxes, Halter Chains,
Fire AMI Burglar Proof 5gh Chains.
Sales, rraos Chains,
Horse towers, swing etrees,
Portable Owns. Hames,
Worse Sncksts, Curry Combs,
Nater Buckets. Cards.
MeaaUre., sand Carts,
Siahle Lanterns, t:Irbarkr' Scsits-gay,
Cut Na'js. Pia. form, ard Counter
WTOuSht Mails, Butchers Scales,
Horse ; zoe RaIlA, Butcher HALVES.
w ren.hss Hooo l. DON
wagon Jacks, Strap Iron, &c &C.,
Ok Iukes, Portable Mills for Grind
large Flows, q, DO, ing Horse Feed,
HaY and Staw Gu, o. Machinery Of a kkipds
Corn Shelters, de IL ea2y
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHBOPLASTI BONE
T E Z T n,
WITHOUT METAL PLArs OR CLASPS.


7 + + T n,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE or CLASPS.
DR.. &. p SIGESMOND,
Sl0 broadway, Ne,s York-26O PsnasyIeds.a AZ
snHs, betlssss l2ts osd lStk ste , Wasksaston,
Calls the attention of the public 10 the following
.ldysntages Of his improved system,
RThe Teeth of BIS manufacture Wilt -
never oorode ror change color by any
aoIds. being three foUrthe lighter than any other
N2 teeth or roots reed DO extracted. as the
srudolsl ones can be inserted over them. =
sche.
T. No temporary tssfh are needed, as permanent
Gnes can Be made immedistsly, thereby preservipI
the old q stem is free ueptly disfxured.
B. This work has been fully tos ted over Eve years
BY many OF the TEt chemists and physicians OF this
country.
DR.. :. has also invented Q white undestructive
metal fling, with which the most sensitive teef
can DO hiied without PAIN and can build up o per
taroug h lifetime.
. The best OF references glven-to DIR. ". M OFT; Dr.
Dorem9s, Professor of Chemistry, N. y; Hon.
Judge WAYNE, of the Supreme Court Of Wishing
ton, and thousands of others
Call and examine for Yourself. no en-
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q p + | c | A L.
TREASURY pKPARTNEET,

IHEAsUhl UEPARTMEET,
November 81, lB5l.S
Notice rs hereby GRIN Of the readiness of thir
DEPARTMENT tn redeem the Trsa .ury Lotes author
lz.d by the act of Congress approved nth Decem
ber 1880
The interest on cuoh Treasury notes will cess.
% tns hrst fsJ Of February next bJ the terms of
ne above oct =. p. CHASE
. Secretary % the 7 easu!y.
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CHAs. MINOT, 6eng su,'t
kes@S FOE s aHp fHL Va kf EHfEMKroRr

-. lne- VlcnQlQ hDG HuD6uCf
SteemeIs METROPOLIS. EMPIRE sTATE,
BAY STATE, spd STATE OF MAINE, OF treat
strength and speed, but particularly sdapted % the
navigation Of LoaE dslsnd Sound, running In oop-
road, distance OF q railes only to Boston.
The Steamer MPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytop,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, a. O'Clock
III: siesnsr mETR6 $40 Sis csst Brown. o,
Iassdnys, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, at o oloof
p, u, toeehing 1T Newport e&oh way. :
These Ssesucrs are fitted with commodious
state rooms, and every fAngernent for the securi-
g ana comfort Of sasssu gers, Who are AFFORDED by
at FAll River proceed per Steamboat Trsin,reseS
remain or board until rtart,rg OF thu Aocom moda-
ron stsA; d. By which they may rssch Boston
A basEsEe master 10 attached % each steamer,
who recoives and tickets the baggage, aud sooon,
Donies the same to It's destination.
steamer Iune In oonnectIon with this Line be-
tween Fail River and Provldence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight 70 Boston Is Forwarded through with
greet d. spatch BY an Express Train, which leaves
Eell River every mornings, Sundays excepted, %
Iits desiinstion at about ii A. nj
on ef Rive. On s. e . q q:
tss oerths sgpy en- ses,a Or dssirsa 20 seelre
20 And N West street NJ "
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Assut.
NEW YoRk, AND ERIE RAIL

- Passenger Trsins leave via Pavo-
mia Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Cha mbers
st rec New fS%r s n &c ieliewsb VI
and principal lntefmeSia'e Stations
. so a. m MAIL. for DunklrK. and lntermediste
And proceeds the next morning,
500 m. MILK dall,, for Ousville, and inter
lloo a. N, ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Por.
Jeryls, and PRINCIPAL Stations:
GO q. m, WAY, for MIddletovu. Nevbureh
And intermediate Stations.
SO m; NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
XIX, Bunalo, CeLand slGu And principal Stations
The Train of Saturday stops al al Mai Trsir
stations, and runs OILY 20 Elmira.
Sc 2, m. ACCOMMODATIONS for Housewife,
S,,,, ,CHhs, MINoT, 6enT suy't
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..!.s4 ssSSs StsHs 70:

.For Absny-lloS .. m. 3Sst express trsin from
BAN. and stations north 70 Dove Plsins-nom
chi. train vil run 10 Millsrton evsrr Saturday
For oroson Eslls.sis .. N. stopping q al sta
For w hite Plains-2.0, Glo and 500 D m. rtop-
ping q al stations from 18Th street station
rof w hits pislns-es6 2 N. stopping st al sts
Fog w Williams Bridse-f.n, ll:t8 q. m. and $50 D.
m stopping st all sta7ons from nth srsst station
AIbany-9ae q. m. fsst ex press train.
Dover Piains-5sSe O. m. (This tram leayes MI
White Piaans-S:ie, 30 q m. x:io roo I'm.
sunds trssus win leave eth Aveaue cornes I'd
ftreet, for Central PARK. YorkviIe, AsHem sRd
ic6p q. JOHN BURCHffE. Asst suST
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tt NOTICE TO TRANSFERS.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
mai service between Wsshinrton, -
Ssitimors, aud OLD Point Forbes
Monroe 90 be resumed, on and afteI
Monday, the SNh instant, the Bay inc Of steamers
yill lssye Bsrdmore EyEky DAY lsxeeTt Sun
O'Clock p M. or Immediately after the arrivsl on
the Washington Train. which leaves Waahinftor
mott MN FAIIs prs~,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-26
ELEVENTH STKEET.

SOP ELEYENTH STREET SOP
L. FISHER & BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
The only place this side of New York, whsre
you csn get six Dress cleaned, restoring the
lustIe equrl to new. MoTInoes. Uelaines and all
Kinds Of Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken
afRrt.
Grape ana other Shsvls, Table Covers and
Gent emans CsOtring, Gle.ned IN the be st menu-r
make Il more easily 70 sol.
n, Goods will BE- sent toP.nmors twice
de IL w VIM. p. SHEDD, Agent
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&9&k NEAMN YoTskkEkk kfbH LI1RE aRhP%66EN
0 Lsnding and embarkips passengers q
fhs Liver pool, New York and Philsdelphia
etsamshIp Company intend dIspatohinG their fun
powered Clyds., built iron steamships a. folloysi
SitfAY Ss 6kLfiIM5 issiEe's' August e &
RAN6AROO,. iNh.
And every Saturday, 1t noon, from Pier a, North