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LEGISLATURE OF N0RT CAROLINA.
~ s. [ExTKA eESSION.l ;ssss n
SENATE

q
.ai - TapssDAT, Aug 10; 1881.
The Senate was called 70 order 1t III oclock sthe
Speaker, his Excellency, Gov Clark ID the Char.
( Prayer BY the Rev. j. w. Tucker. ~ \ n ssg g.s Z
The roll being called the following Senator's (be.
ing a quorum answered to their names:
Aessrs. Adams, Brown, Nedsos Gather sBafrin-
ger. Gambler, Dickson. Dockery, Doxd, Faiscn,
Iail, Harris Of Franklin, Harris Of Chatham, Hume
phrey, Lane, Outlaw, Pitchford, Ramsay, Shaw,
Simpson, Speight, Street, Stowe Spencer, Stubbs
Taylor Of Nash, Taylor of Granville, Taylor OF
Brunswick, Thomas Of Jackson, Turner, Walker.
Watson, Waugh Whedbec, Worth. ii ssss5f7
AlresolutiOn, passed by the recent Convention
abrogstng = resolution passed BY the General An.
sembiy calling an extra sesscnaof body, 70 be
held on the 25th Of juno last and postponing the
session Of the Legislature until the 10th Of August
was read. s A,lSs5.S ~ Dc y;
Messrs Peter Adams Of Gnilford, B. S. Gaitheftof
Burke, and Geo. w. Gambler Of Buncombe, prssentsS
ed their credentials as newly elected members were
duly qualified and took their seats siis sssss
A message was received From the House inforin.f
ing the Senate Of the readiness Of that body to pro.
ceed to business. gg 7s .sFs ,sysis = ss4sssa Z,
The Speaker announced the resignation Of the
Assistant Clerk, Mr.. Saunders. ttss4 -9s>'
The Senate agreeing to 60 into an election Of .
successor to. Mr. Sanders, AZ ~
Mr.. Humphrey nominated Jos! "A. Engelhafd, Eaq.,
who was elected without opposition Ia 81 n
On motion Of Mr.. Humphrey, q message wss sent
to the House informing that body the organization
Of the Senate. n, ef- }l5s's FL s., i
Mr.. Speaker Clark having made sou1e rernarks
relative to the new position he held on account Of
/, the death Of the lamentcd Gov. Ellis, ~
Mr. Turner suggested that = joint Committee be
appointed to enquire into the constiutionalty and
expedency Of electing Governor BY the Legislature
to fill the unexpired term Of Gov Ellis. I,
MIR. Brown hoped that such a Committee would
not be raised Especiaaiy,dM be oppose the intro-
duction Of = resolution which might kad to ! pro-
tracted debate at this time, He moved to Law the
subject upon the table. sssss 4. N 'ssS & I
Mr.. Turner having reduced his suggestion TO wris
ting, in the form Of resolution, Mr. Browns mo-
ton to lay upon the table prevailed yeas nays Al
A message was received from the House propo.
sing to- raise joint select committee, whose duty
Il shall be to report bill for the redistricting Of
z the State ss@g.s.tsseS5-s
: Alsoa ! propositipa to appoint joint comInittec
6 to wait upon his sncy, Gcv. Clark, informing
him Of she ass ~ the two Houses. and
taas si%. my Gssss,g sss spnunie' '''ons from
Mr.. speisat q III u ich.ir, Msssssrs.,
Humphrey ana StaSb6 III ~ - tie lat,
ter committee ~ 5.sSss ~ $ q
After an absence Of ! 5sw u,cissfj ti,s e. -
! tee, through Mr.. Humphrey M IA Cor
ernor would communicate with ~ M 10
morrow at - O'clock NJ esssss s.s II
Or motion Of Mr.. Simpson, the Se1st 1dio9rns<S
until tomorrow at 10 o'clock. 49,
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N W EalD NEODA1. AUG I'll 66 WHoIR
War News

81. s. War News;
Sthe accounts We receive,are so contradictory, we
are U doubt what to give our readers.
=. Fortress Monroe, and vicinity, there is but
l't'ie e stirring The burning Of Hampton seems to
% acquesced in, and was necessary to prevent the
i.akees occupying it for winter quarters. 1t is
mere are 1000 Yankees at Newport News, and
ooVo at the Fort Gen. Magruder's scouts are on
5'nes alert and it is rumored that a number Of the
enemy have been missing recently. Sharp times
seem to be looked for in that section by some.
we have no news from the army of the Potomac,
Prince Napoleon visited the battlefield returned to
washington. and since to New York 5i,E %@-1z'
The news from Western Virginia, day or two
ago. was cheering but it had not been confirmed at
Ems present writing. 1t is said that Gen. Lee had
attacked Gen. Rosencrantz and beaten him. 1t was
also rumored that Gen. Loring was killed It is
likely there has been some skirmishing.
In Missouri we have no doubt the Confederate
cause IS gaining ground. The rumor that cCulloch
nad whipped Lyon has some probability. St Louis
ls evidently alarmed at the tdings from Springfield.
Large forces from Tennessee are marching to the aid
OF Missouri Gov. jackson has declared Missour:
independent ofthe United States and sbsolved from
the old Union -. rA''; s,ssy, '-~..s@
A friend Of ours received despatch from Peters
oorg' on Thursday, stating, "Gens. Lyon and
selgle's forces are routed in Missouri. Gen. Lyon
killed 80 - ~ .,'t.ss. Es''ssss "a
The Yankees have attempted to lombard Calves.
ton, Texas, but our batteries drove them of.
1t is said that the Confederate steamer. Sumter
had attacked and sunk the war steamers Crusader,
Mohawk and Wyandotte, and taken among the pris-
oners, Capt Craven.
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, coAL-We are indebted to our old friend Silas
Ourns, ESQ., for large lump Of Coal JUS. from the
peep River Mines II is an excellent article, and
,'us US to repeat our inquiry, ca no one devise
pa p.sn Oy which Raleigh can be furnished With coal
Wills winter, at 8 or 80 per ton ~
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MOORE County MovING.-We call attention to the
proceedings of meeting of the citizens of Moore
County, in todays paper, in relation to the pressing
necessity there is for developing the resources of the
mineral region of Deep River, and the location of
National Foundry in that section. We hope me-
mortal calling the attention of the Confederate Con-
gress to this subject will be generally circulated and
signed. Our delegates in Richmond will no doubt
interest themselves actively in the matter.
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The legislature.

The Legislature Of this State, which hreassembled
here on Thursday last in extra session, will among
other things lay off the State into ten districts for
members of the Confederate Congress. It is to be
hoped that this work will be fairly and impartally
dome: that no mere partizan advantages will be
sought but that contiguity Of Counties, and SINH
artv of interests and compactness of districts will
alone be regarded.
It is probable that the Legislature will declare the
Congressional districts to be also Electoral districts
and provide for two Electors for the State at large.
The provisional government of the Confederate
States will expire in February next. The people OF
the States will vote in November next for members
Of Congress and for President and Vice President
for the permanent government Z. 1ss..--z
The Legislature will also pass upon such claims
as may be laid before it by the Board Of Claims now
in session in this City.
The Legislature will no doubt also feel it to be its
duty to revise and amend the militia law and insti
tute such reforms in the volunteer service and its
management as may be deemed necessary.
The action of the Convention in transferring our
troops to the Confederate government was certain
ly not intended to interfere with any future legisa
ton Sy the Legislature, deemed necessary for the
complete defence of the State and Of sea-coast
We therefore hope, the Legislature will discounten
ance all attempts which may be madeto adjourn the
body before it has done all that is important to be
done in this regard
The Convention having very properly amended
the Constitution So to provide that slaves shall
be taxed like land and other property according TO
value it will be the duty Of tie Legislature to i'm
pose this tax, so as to have owners of slaves give
in" such property in July next according to value.
Nor is it o matter Of small importance that that
body should institute an inquiry as to the causes,
why the laws passed by it at its previous sessions
have not been published and distributed.
Will this Legislature, in extra session elect Sena-
tors for six years from and after February next p?
In connection with this subject, We would respect
fully call the attention Of members to that clause of
the Confederate Constitution providing for the cleo
ton of Senators. ssf
We trust that the present session may prove q
harmonious one, and that the acts and resolves may
be such as will promote the best interests Of the
State. b r. -
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TIMELY SUGGESTION. Charlotte Democrat
very properly calls attention to the claims of those
who have been carrying the mails without receiving
pay. They have done so con6ding in the Southern
public and justice demands that they should be
paid The Democrat says :-,t ~
: "Cannot our members of Congress have some.
thing done for the mail carriers in this State Many
of them are poor men, and they have been carrying
the mails for six and ten months without receiving
a cent Of pay. There is general complaint about the
matter, and unless they receive part of their
pay, many will discontinue carrying the mail. . p
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LIScoLNs VnLANY.-Gov. Pickens of South
Carolina has recently come in possession of papers
and facts, which he has published, which go to show
that Lincoln and his Cabinet had determined to
evacuate Fort Sumpter, and had signed the order.
That on the next day the order was cancelled and
the Fort left to the alternative of rsking the posi-
bility Of being reinforced and provisioned or Of be-
ing destroyed with those placed there for its defence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02
THE EVENING STAR.

STRANGE s1sHT-Serenty S,rsrpss Of Bees AZ
Way Era Dibole, n Well known citizen Of this
town, and for maHv years engaged extensively In
tne Management OF bees, communicates 70 MS the
following Interesting PARTICULARS OF battle be-
tween his bees He had seventy swerms OF bees
sbo1t equally divided on the esst and west sid ss
Of his house. On sunday afternoon, about three
O'Clock, the weather being warm, and the win
dovs open, his house was suddenly oiled with
bees, which forced tbs family at once to Ace to
the neig hbOrs Mr. ID after getting well pro-
tected against his sssailsnts, proceeded 70 take
survey, and, II possible, leara the cause which
had disturbed them.
The seventy swarrus appeared 70 be out, and
inoSs on one side 81 the house were arrayed In
oattie against thore on the other side; and such
battle was perhaps never before witnessed They
niieo me eir, covering a space Of more than one
acre Of ground, and fought desperately for some
tofee nou-s-not for spoils, but fer conquest and
while at war no living Thing could exist in the
vicinity. They stung large flock of Shanghai
chickens, nearly all Of which died, and persons
passing along the roadside were obliged to make
haste to avoid their stings
A little afier SIX O'Clock quiet was restored
and the living bees returned TO their hives, leay.
Ing the slain almost literally covering the ground
since which but few appeared around the hives
and those appsrently stationed as sentinels to
watch The enemy But two young swarms were
entirely destroyed, aud aside from the ter ible
ssughter Of bees no other injury was done
Neither party was victorious, and they ONLY
ees sed on the approach Of night, aud from utter
probation. The occasion Of his strange war
and these mot couveTslnt with their manage
Fnent never before heard Of or Witnessed such
spectacle as here narrated -Loensans (OAio) Re-
psts~.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
Ths Shortssl, Qsieksa aad Best Rosfs nom BoisS
. WEST, NORTH AND NoRTHwEsT.
FL ! q
WINTER SCHEDULE.
CHkNox OF TIME.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
CHlNeH OF TINE.
On and sfter SUNDAY, 2(th November, Passen-
ger Trains ylll arrive and depart from Calvert
station as follows: = =
TRAINS NORTH Lave
Buffalo Express D. m,
Perkton Accommodation 4 D, m
Plttsourg apd hevisburE Express 50 D. m.
TRAINS SOUTH ARRIvE
hdkton hooommo oatlon at o m.
Pitesburg and Harrisburg Express D. m,
Mail 50 ?. m.
The .. m rain from wsshiurton oopneots
With the 8 20 g. IN. tain from baltimore for the
West and 10! Buffalo, Elmira. Rochest ter Dun-
Hrk, Cenadalsrs and Niagara Pals. and for New
The sf a. m. train from wasbinr,on ooupeots
with the ?. m train from Baltimore TO West
NORTH O. d orthweet and Elmlra and Buffalo and
The p. m. tram from Washington connects with
ne $50 p m. tam from Baltimore for Pittsbura
Harrlsburs and the Vert and is direct oonseo-
non For Lebanon. Easton- Allentown and New
York via Central Railroad of New Jerrey TRY
this route for New York - ~
W The only train leaving Baltmsre on Sunday
ls the p n train: for Harrisburg Pittsb burg ChI,
osgo and the West. ~
The only train arriving in Baltimore on Sunday
Is IN 20 a. m. Train. JAS. CLARKE
10 20 ~ superintendent
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Tss GRsAr EXPEDITION Down The MIssIs-
sirFi - Preparations for the great expedition
dOwn the Mississippi river go on apace. The
teet Of gunoosts at st. Louis will be at Cairo In
a day OF two-indeed, IL 10 said that some Of the
af2er OF hem are now on the way, lest the river,
now falling, close In upon them The move
ment OF troops from Cheat Mountain to Jefferson
city, NOW towards the Mississippi river with
this one great object In view. Two or three
weeks hence and the great events If the campaign
OF The West will be enacted in the Mississi ppi
valley. Memphis and Columbus appear to be
badly scared In advance, and all the available
men and means of the lower valley are being con-
cennated at Columbus TO resist the advance Of our
hundred cannon, and 20 900 to 25 900 men, with
more coming, not to speak of Hoilns' New Or
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1TEE MEsT' ,ss kk6SbSsoFt k}ii

q 30nEAI CENTRAL ROUTE FOR
Ek Rx MIEEsI, vsa ~! HsU62SS2 a WI hiI
CEN ThAL hAILRoAp: Express Trains les W
New YORK city depots Of Hudson River RaiTosd
daily, Sundays excepted, as follow;
From Chambers street From slst st. station,
n,s s~pm la sx,u
MSntrtsi and Buffalo pm
Train with sleeping
Copnectins at Albany with the Me- ToRtnn.
tral RAlrosd for Schenectady. RoobestsyI ms.
Batsvis, Rome, and stations on Rome and &ste1
tovn heilrce9, Bshalo, Syracuse, Niagara FallG
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva. al ardaifua
Trains IN connection leave Buffalo and suyper
zion VA Lake Shore, Buffalo and axe uron snd
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo. M ilvsuEie. Fon DIV Lac
"A Crosse, Madison, Prairie Du Chen, ga eps
Dunleith, Dubus cue, Peoria, Rock Island Muscs-
une, Iowa CITY, Burlington, Quincy, Sprinkle ,
Alton, g Louis, Cairo, Terre nsute Ind snspolIs'
land, ssd al points West, Northwest and soutS-
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with TraiDs 81 Troy, with Troy
whitehall, K utlsnd, Burlinston, - Aibans. ROLE
Point, PlsttsburEh, ogdensburEh, Montreal, &c,
30. '
I'D Freight Arrangements by thi, rou,. q,
apove, without change of Cars, from the Depots m
vnI.sIn ana SsnsI streets are ~ ell times ss
The facilities Of this great New ORR Roate 90 TIE
w eat commend 10 to the confidence Of neroh.n fs
90 Shippers ior promptness sn< dispatch
passenger Trains, with SMOKING and Seepipf
Road. wi. NeN"ei
For particulars as 10 local trains and freight AZ
angements, inquire at the depot SIS W,rreT %
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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By the use Of tkese Pills the psrisdis attacks Q
f.sess o. Sex HsaGseLs may be prevented; III
1 taken 1t the commencement of an stack imMe-
alaso rsiof from peln and sickness WI be obtslnss
fhey seldom fail In removing the Nsssss als
Hss3asAs to which females sro 30 sxbisst.
They sos gently sIsn the bsvslf,-rsus vlpr ess-
tssssfy;.
For Ltf~sry Eiss, Stslssfs. pslIests Females,
and Gil persons Of ssIsstsry ksbSts, they are VA
liable ~ Laxative improving the s5rstifs, sivin.
fsss and stssr to the digestive orfsu1, aad 70
storing tbs natIrsi elzrticItJ ard strength the
whole system.
The CEPBhLIO PILLS gro the rsrrIt Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted OF srments
having been IN use many yehrI, dzrlng which time
they have prevented and relieved Q yaat amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether oTIri-
mating in the nUvess system or from Q derange cd
ststo Of the stossxek.
They sre entirely vegetable In their oomp position
and may be taken at al times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, SID tks sb-
S&Sssssstsr fAsss 10 ckildrsa.
BEWARE OF COUN7ERFEITs!
The genuine have i've signatures of Hepry G.
spslding on oaoh Box.
Sold By Druggists and oil ether Dealers In Med
zines.
Bsx viii DO sent By nal prepaid on rsssiyts
kha
PRICE, - CENTS.
Al srdsIs Shelld be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDINa,
- CxDAR SIlEIT. NEW YolK.
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.Ihs Cspdsn spd Amboy and Phtll6et,hu An,
bEIrlPshblHt ii:fsS oSSF,sri's hss1s troY 'Ell1
tkfbH BIN fSEafSff aH 2. s.
asa: d., u. Camden and Anboy. 20. and \,
AS n.s 4; ~: "a c,nd'n and Jersey ohraI
ALA 4. ms va Camden and J'uu ory Morn.
Atdk a. n. via KsnGnrson and Jsr.p CIT,
A ne P; M, Va Camden and Anboy. tis eOmno-
At.P. M via Camden and Anbsy, 90. and
AZ % r. M, via Kensinston and ysru., Ola,
At X p NJ va ksn,inriOp and jersey ci,
Ats NJ, via Camden and ycrsey City, CRv.p,r,
Aim M Wa csmdea and Jersey CITY. rsOus.
AttP. o. via Camden and Amboy, (Aooomraod..
aon. frsiaht md lsssenfer, Finn Clsos TicfetJ
TSss ,s, n ssII Irsin rms daily. rsek p
ssa: 60. no 4. ~. and * 2 NJ. tic isnRi sss
Sc, sessi sss s
GSm ksspnston, wa Delavsre, Lsofsvsnna and
Tor Ms1ch Chunk, Allsntovn and Betslehen a,
i;e A. NJ. epd ~ p. NJ. from Remington deece
ne - 10 A. lire oonnse,s With The train 1ssvins
Per Mount Holly Of and "A. N. andi and q,
For Freehold atsA. n. and9P.M.
For Bristol, Trentos, a.. st fio A, NJ. az sns
% ~. rom kepsinrton, and u p. NJ. from
For Palnyra kl1erten, pel.nco, Beverly. Bur-
Y ion, EiSreSneoo, Bordertovn. 40, 81 Ia, l..
steam.r Trenton for Borcsntovu, and in,erms-
s,sss Places st ~ p. NJ. from walnut stree.
III For New York and Way Lines. Icsyinr
kensIn6top DEPOT, take The cars on Fifth street.
above walnut, half IN hour before deIa-ture The
ears TUE into the depot, and on ARRIVAL oftrsin run
flfty pounds Of baggage only allowed 20 ssoh
eesfenger. Passenger sre prohibited from IN tins
All bstEage over Fly pounds 20 De psid for
e1us Tne COMPANY limit their responsibility for
liable FOR any amount beyond one 6un5reJ doIIs,s
except by SPECIAL oortrsot
VIM. II. GATZMER, Aren't
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PASSENGER RIA TRAlS SSrTpo AND FROM
WINTER SCHEDULE.
IL az &c 3
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELERs

sFhciAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On and after Monday, Neyenber 10, 1851. Pas
fss aFf1 IItNns between WASHINGTON and
Morning E1ffess less U'as sshi EGaT sio
I'VE q Baltimore 1;u A. n; Phllsae phis liS ?.
Nsr YORK ?. n; Harrisburg LIS ?. n,
NJ hrrfvs a. Bsitimcre s. Ht M Tome 20
New York Mali Train-le.vs wsship.top a. I,
Nj arIiSs a. Baltimore Iato ?. Nj Ahisd phia
Afternoon Aooommodstion-losve Washington
h Psiisd - Sai n ?. H. HarnsburG
Arrive 81 Beltfmore s.n ?. H.; ,PhIsdsiphia los
NJ No EkatNs n si f7ks1a5iissS5i 551tA4: IN
e.; Baitnors . 90 ?. II. Arrive atW ashinston SO
Lssy. New York at ssr. n. Philadelphia 1910 ?.
Leave New York at 1, ?. NJ; PhiIadelphis $50
~ BSumore l1s IN. Arrive at WsshIr gton
Accommodation. Trains Leave Baltimore a,
A NJ, and s.M for Washington, arrive there at
Passenger Trans leaving Washington st1@ A
n and sos p NJ, and Baltimore 50 7.Ss A. n And so
2; N make direct connections for Annapolis st the
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore And w..b
lnston al go A. N. and <0P, n.
PASSENGER Trains leaving " ashipytou at $40 A.
NJ, ii A M, and r. NJ. and Baltimore st 40 and
esd ksisS Sr. ys ~ hc.a''''
WAY Aetse11x must take the Accommodates
TraiGs viii leave Washington and Baltimore
w. p. SMITH,
EMO, Master of Transportation, Bait.
Agent, Camden Station, Baltimore.
y. r. GILBERT Il, A gent at Washington. no 20
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r. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
1870 r, 4, AND FAIL RIVER:


BAY STATE. and sTkTk Of m MINE. n tissi
strength and speed but perhculariy edapted 20 tie
neotion With the Fan River and Old Colony Raul
roae; a,,t Pi. Fl e S Tilss gnly 70 Bostpn
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytor.
Aondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, &C o'cloef
r; ~, touching q NsyI3rt eeeh way.
Iuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, a. o'oIoef
r. NJ touching 81 Newport each way,
These Steamers are lifted with oommodioui
state rooms and every fffAngement for the securi-
" ana comfort OF y9sseng ers, who are Afforded BIZ
thia route nighu' rest on board. and on arTiv6
% FAl River proceed Per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting OF the Accommods
Tent SSn ~ a; NJ BY which they may reach boston
A bagTsge master 10 attached 70 each sts.rsr
Who reoeives and tickets the bsggASe, and aooon,
pAnies the same 70 its destination.
A steamer runs In connection with this Line be-
tween FAN River and Proudenoe daily, except
Freight 20 Boston 10 forwarded throuth with
great dspatoh BY an Express Train, which caves
y g, S'oIoo5 70, Bo:,OI and New Bedford, srnHhl
oMcs on Pier Nc. North River. For state rooms
snd 6srths appy on soa,s, or 4 dssirsd 70 secure
wand VI West street, N. Y,
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rEyIIfs.5ss Es sssSSAs st SsIk tESS

Rsybiaf r SksSfiSSEs S5s Is!
r0Noi1l,n a. Rsuss e,I shortest and nOs'S
s.s a. : .as c6kM1NRWs LhT2RcS 6.;
Proyidepce,and Boston and Providence Rsirosds,
Saving New York daily, Sundays excepted, frog
Pier No u North River, o. O'Clock r. NJ, sDS
he MAJ Tee SSlsh issyss Boston g $50 Jpn =:
MONDAY, Wednesday, and FRIDAY. Prom 6ro-
top-Tuesdsy Thlreda. and Saturday.
The ITH, from New Iort-
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. From 6rotOn
-Monday, w sdnesdky, and FRIDAY. -
.Pes.ensers from Groton proceed PEI rallrose ~
Tram. reaching sad place IN advance ~ those ~
other routes, and In tmple time for 81 the esfJ
Morning Lincs connecting North and East. Pas.
senyers that prefer IL, remain on eosrd ne
stseDer, eptqy o plgbts rest undlstnrbe1 ofeaA
9at II dssifed, and leave 6roton IN the TR A. a.:
TRAM, Sopneotlhg q Providence via the ! "
Fare hon frovideSce 70 Nesport, PITY cents,
a bagsAye master accompanies the S'ee"e' s"0
For Passage, Berthe, State Reons- e. frslEht
.pyig on board the strsm q. "a a. ue Irtfh,
Once, Pler ls North River. or a. NE ohss q
i1e 40 s,ress wv 40 NV York, FEB, ., 1851
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@SAa STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
GRHM NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelp bia
Steamship Company intend dlspatohing their FIJI
powered Clyde-built iron Steamships a. foIlovss
SfT AsS OF BiLTIM sSiRsqEEe.s' August io 81.
KANGAROO, 18Th
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a, North
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
SS6 LINE.
EAS EE6S : zsR gEsTERN

KENT" cs 2td i f. Eiys.a, VIZ -.
viii run their routes as follows, leavi q I.Isht
street., baltimore, foot of Camden, att o'cIocf A.
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landinf,
on Choptank nver, every WEDNESDAY, and
ShIHkDAf, returning every Thursday and
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, even TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a q DAYS
PlOkEER-For 81. MIchAe's and Easton via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
end Eeston Point, svery THURSDAY, returning
By same route on FRIDAY.
pFoL Annapolis, West River, st. Michssp. and
"a eesvSon, via Mlels klyer Ferry, every SATUR
Fare % Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Pastor
Fare 70 81 Michsel'I and Nles' River rounS
Fare e West River, iIOqpd mp, Sill i .
rare 70 Annapolis lround TIP IS oentD- H
-r, ME4LS E1JRA.
Wharf and Ohoe, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden
bsnamore c. X. CANNON.