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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-19
From, madison, Ind.

PINE BLUFF. April 1.-THE citizens held meet
ing to-day. They viii revolutionize if the State
don't secede.
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Prom Washington.

MADISON, Ind, April 1.-THE excitement her
daily increasing.
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TRABUE g. LUCUS,

UTE will sell ct Auction large Phiadsl
w phia Clothing House declring business Tuesday
morning April &c. 1861 large invoice truly, very superior
Ready Made Cothirg made Exclusively for the city
OF Philadelphia and is superior in srye quality
workmanship Consisting Of fine Dapetet Goats Psns
Fine French Cashmere Goats and Pants, Fine Vests
kinds and styles; Linen Busters Linen Duck Goats Pans
Fine Shirts and Shirt Bosos and Collars We have orders
sell the goods for Cash This chance Cash
Remember the day OF sale-Apr 10, 1861 good.
delivered until the bills are pad.
TRABUE LUCUS,
ap.10h No. 70 Public Square.
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Refusal of Southern States 20 Respond In
LsneOlnss Cal for voIunteers
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FRESH sf Silver Skin Onion Sets and Pumpkin Seed
IN Just received and for sale By
maY24-a DEM0VILLE CO.
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No Troops for Lincoln From Nor.n Car.

OHers q men and money continue being reeciys
from all parts Of North, b. the Government
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Governor of North carOlin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

$4,000, and has held, and still holds slaves.
He thinks this condition Is decidedly the best
for the negro masses, and certainly he ought
TO know In the war. of 1872 he commanded,
so have heard, a regiment of his own color,
and says he is ready now to march at the head
of an equal number, "if the d-n Yankees come
down here to interfere with our institutions"
1t is amusing to see the fire in the old mans
eyes when he talks on this subject. Seymour
is the crack cook of Charleston, and is in
great demand for private suppers, etc. His
place in State street is well known to all lovers
of good living and good drinking. He is the
very personifcation of the fine old gentleman,
courtly and suave, ard would make SPLEEN
did study for an artist like your Elliot.
frequently see the first men in town shaking
hands with the old man.. In fact, he enjoys
the respect of all, and bids fair to last at least
twenty more years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

RECEPTION OF GEN CAss AT HIS HOME IN
DETRoIT.-On the morning of March LIST,
some fifty of our prominent citizens without
respect of party, left for Toledo to escort Gen,
Cass on his return home from the public ser.
vice On the arrival Of the train at Detroit,
the throng of citizens was SO dense that it was
with much difficulty that the General could be
conducted to the platform erected against the
office building, and over which, and forming
a canopy, were stretched the United States
and British flags. Across these flags were the
words, "Union first, Union last, Union for
ever" United states flags were suspended
from various points Of the depot, and the rail-
ings of the platform we've covered with cred,
white and blue" The General was welcomed
by II. B. Emmons, Esq, in behalf of the citi
zens, in terms of cordiality, eloquently allud-
ing to the long lite OF the General in public
service, and to the late patriotic act, which
compelled his withdrawal from the cabinet of
President Buchanan. The close of the Gen.
erals reply was greeted with twice three
cheers for him and the Union. The crowd
pressed around him, as he was escorted to his
carriage, eager to express their personal feel.
ings of welcome. He was accompanied by a
large number OF citizens to his residence on
Fort street. A commodious addition to the
house of his daughter, Mrs Garfield, has been
built and furnished Tor him, and will be Tor the
future his residence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

bill amendatory of the act for protecting the
discovery deposits OF guano became law
That for correction of the errors OF the tariff
act. passed Several democratic members OF
the late congress, to-day, engaged in drawing
up a manifesto to be presented to leaders OF
all parties Tor their signatures, as basis for a
union party organization
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

The CRACK Cook OF CHARLESTON -
There 10 a famous old darkey here, or, to
speak more respectfully, venerable colorsd
gentleman, of very delicate brown complex
I'm whose card lies before me. VIM. w. Sey
mour writes a hand tina. bank clerk might
envy. He is only sixty-fve, yet he is as a :
tive as an early cricket. Seymour keeps
hotel, and las been worth, in his day, cool
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

In Shrewsbury, March 3, Levi NJ Parker, 49,
In Springfield, Feb 2, Francis Gray much respected
citizen and father of the superintendent OF the western
railroad, 10. u ,,,.,
In Lebanon, IL, of dptheria, DR. Benz Hubbard
for many years leading physician and prominent eiu-
znn nf GIL
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March A. = Mr.. Buchanan
signed every bill presented to him. None
making public appropriations were lost. The
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Auetrons.
EXECUTORS SALE.-Wili be sold at

- Public Auction, the premises on SATURDAY
March is, 1861 at 10 ocle ok the House Land,
No Portland street, Worcester, belonging the es-
tate of Mrs Hannah Coe, deceased The land nearly
a eet front and so feet in depth The house
built by the late Deacon John Coe the residence
OF his family 1t is centrally located within
walk OF the City Hail. being just OFF from the south side
of the Common, and in quiet neighborhood. Its
proximity to the center OF business and its agreeable
location render it of the desirable houses in the
city The house is sufficiently capacious for large
y Well water and cistern water brought BY pumps
to the wash For further particulars inquire of L.
b. WIfHIRBY, Esq, on the premises.
ALSO, Will be sold, on the same day at IL O'Clock
m, on the premises, the House the north of
Salem and Lynn streets in Worcester belonging the
same estate The lot is about 44S42 The house fronts
on Lynn street, and is conveniently arranged into
upper and lower tenement. 1t is situated in healthy
and pleasant neighborhood. Excellent water the
premises, and ample yard The situation IA
vorabe that good rents and paying tenants always
be secured. Inquire of Mr.. G. IL, HARLOW, lSi Port
land street. EDWARD HAMILTON, Exec r.
IS druTh&Stmch9&dtmchl6
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NOTICE.-This is to certify that the
- copartnership heretofore existing between E. D.
Weatherbee and H. Z. Clapp, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent L. D. WEATHERBEE,
II. l.. CLAPP.
Worcester Feb l. 1851 d3w ION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

The subscriber having disposed Of his interest in tina
Grocery business to the above parties this method
OF recommending them 10 the of the public and
would solicit for them continuance Of that favor and
patronage which his friends have Kindly given him in
years pasl. CHARLES L. BROOKS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

Lime, Cement, Calcined Plaster and ilair1or Masons
Plaster Of Paris for Farmers received good sup
ply, alc wiia Esp. constantly " 1a a. *. s1.e ny
mE3l d&wtf DRAPEk cLAhA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

The house reassembled at 10 o'clock. No
persons whatever were in the galleries, except
the reporters-spectators having been formally
excluded By direction of the committee OF ar
engagements.
The report of the committee OF conference,
on the bill amendatory of the patent clause,
was adopted.
At half past eleven, motion to adjourn
was negatived--yeas 40, nays III
Unimportant business, and various trl1ing
matters occupied the attention OF the house,
interspersed by several motions to adjourn,
causing much confusion.
Mr.. ANDERSON moved to take up the old
soldiers pension bill. Fifty or more member
here strove to gain the recognition of the
Speaker. Motions were numerously made to
clear the galleries.
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the select committc APP
pointed To wait on the president, said they had
performed their duty, and the president had
informed them that he had submitted his last
official communication TO the house. A mo-
ton was made to adjourn. The Speaker arose
amid marked silence, and delivered a closing
address.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

Il ais will be received for building School House, on
Salem street. plans and specifications be at City
Clerks Office ronUsals must be directed to Commit
tee Education aud left with CITY Clerk before the
9Th day Of March next. Per order Committee.
ISAAC DAVIS, Chairman.
Worcester, Feb. 26, 1851 diff fl
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COPARTNFRSHIP NOTICE. =

~ subscribers have this day formed copartnership
under the name and style of KN0WLT0N d DUTCH,
for the purpose of ransactng the wholesale and retail
business In Boots and Shoes at No Bay state House
Block. CHAS L. KNOWLTON.
J. c. DUTCH.
Worcester. r.
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SARGENT'S MAGIC SOAP.

lst This preparation is free from all eleterions quail
TIES and perfectly harmless Its will not njure the
skin the delicate fabrics. ID 1t onethrd
the rubbing required in the of other soap washing
be done in about half the time the clothes do NOT
require boiling Sd. Flannels and cOOred goods be
washed with the of cotton or linen without full ing
shrinking Grease spots of any kind warranted
be perfectly removed. 4th 1t will instantly remove
grease and dirt from paint varnish grain work. with
out injury, by applying the with sponge. Try it
Tryiti COMBS & WALTON,
% Summer st. and 10 Orange ST.. Worcester.
Price SO 50 for 100 lbs; % TBS. or less, per b.
dtf RS
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WORCESTERSHIRE NOTICE-We H..

HhoersHned, having taken the stand formerly occl
paye " ti Ills F. BROOKS at No. Front street.
and hrn style of ALLEN h bWiNNEII W ~
we take this method of informing our feuds and ne
puoic eehcTaily tha we have Oiled In stock Of new
goods consisting Of general assortment of Tocer;eS
second to none In the city. VI "''oeiic''
We hope by paying strict attention 10 husiross q. .,,
the public patronage b. D. DWJS Mt " riTiit
Worcester, Feb. 6, 1851 d. d. ALLEN ILL
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NATIONAL BAND Having re-organ-

Il lied for the ensuing year. the NATIONAL BAND
respectfully tender their services to the citizens Of Wor
eester and vicinity reasonable terms. Our aim will
be to please those who favor with their patron
age. We shall offer an entire set of music, all
the music formerly belonging to the Band stolen
from the rehearsal room on the morning of Sunday,
Feb. 3d. n. CArLlN, Director.
l.. II. DUNllAM Leader.
j. IL. SAMSON, CLERK.
Wnrcestnr Fnh &
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Dotrees.

ROOMS AND BOARD.-A man and
wife wishing to obtain rooms and board can hear an
a. ehanee m 2 private family by Addressing ID W s.
fost once Inc rooms are two very nice ones lighted
with gas ana ve minutes walk from the Post ONCE
mch4 d6t Wv ~ Ss'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
AMY on WORCESTER.-MarshaIs

~ Office, February 4 lS6l.-The notice issued pursu-
ant to an order from the City Council designating GER
tain streets to be used for the purpose of cuastng on
Wednesday and saturday Afternoons SO far revoked
pertains to Providence street.
~ diff LEVI BARKER. City Marshal.
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A SSIGNEES' NOTICE-Wop,cvs-,,

- ss-The Third Meeting of the creditors Of Halet
Il Morgan, of Northb0rO', in said County Inaolyenf
Debtors will be held the Court Of Insolvency Al Wor
cescr, In said County, on the twelfth day Of March
next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon at which meet
Ing creditors may be present and prove their claims
and the Assignee hereby give notice that their FIRST aud
nna account Of receipts payments and services Din de-
.a In said case on file in the Registry Of In
solVency at Worcester, in said county.
W. $. DAVIS I A.s,,ns..
Feb. 81 1861 " dis5slrn ''''
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0Nants.

SITUATION WANTLD-By neat,
~ capable girl do chamberwork or to take charge
ST children Apply at No Kinds Court Maple street.
d3t+ MARI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. haze

- associated with in business under the title Of f.
A. ELDRED CO. my brother-n.law, N. s. LIS
COME tavorably known 10 all those who have so lib
hope, with increased facilities and a large stock to be
able TO satisfy all who favor with their patronage
n. B.-Ilats, Caps and Shirts, made to measure and
warranted to give satisfaction.
f. \. ELDRED & CO.,
tB dtT PAT
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NOTICE. hereby caution all persons

4 against harborlng or trusting my wife, SABRINA
STEVeNs shall pay debts of her contracting
this date she having left my BID and board without
cause. WILLIAM STEVENS.
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1861 MARI DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-03-05

ITO RENT "A lower tenement on Wei
Il lng,on street No g II has eight rooms Inqurs
OF GEO r. BRYANT, No. Mechanics Buildings.
mch5 dtf
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WANTED-A first rate cook in board
w ing house Good wages. Also smart table
girl Also three girls to go out OF town. inquire at No.
K HARRINGTON Corner, up stairs. oJt memo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

VOLUNTEERS vS. REG ULARs-While recruiting
Tor the volunteer service has been and continues
to be fourishing, recruiting for the regular army
has constantly dragged, and is now almost at a
stand still This Is partly accounted for by the
extra exertions which have been put forth by
volunteer officers to collect men and thereby earn
commissions for themselves, and partly by the
popular prejudice which exists against serving In
the regular ranks. This prejudice at this time
is founded altogether upon Ignorance Without
any disparagement to the volunteer service Ii
must be said that the regular army offers better
inducements for privates and non-commissioned
officers The term of years is the same as that OF
the volunteers-three years, and not Ave. as form
erly; the pay Is the same; the opportunities for
promotion are the same;the rations are served out
by professional quartermaster and not by an am
aeuT, and are likely 70 be better on that account;
and lastly, the officers are, with exceptions Vest
Point graduates, skilIfull aud experienced, which
Is more than can be said Of all the volunteer COM
maEders The country would, without doubt
be benefited by the Immediately filling up of the
regular regiments, rather than the same number OF
volunteer organizations, as the accomplished
regimental officers now on furlough would then
be called into active service.-JoHynaI Of Com
LNkrcg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

CAMP PHRAsEs.-An enterprising publisher
might make money bY getting up camp diction-
and are mYstihed by the extraordinary words and
phrases used. The word ''arms" has been dis.
torted into uum, brought forcibly forth like the
last groan Of dying cat, and In piece of "march'
we hear "utch." A tent is jocularly termed "the
canvass" sword Is a "toad. .sti cker," and any o
the altered patterns Of musket are known al
"howitzers." Mess beef 10 "salt horse" coffee Il
"boiled rye" vegetables are 'tcow feed" and
butter ''strong grease" "Bully" is the highes
term Of commendation, while dissent 10 expressed
In the remark 81 don't see It Almost ever,
regiment has its nickname, and few officers Of
priyates receive their legal appelations or title.
when spoken of in their absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

UAt meeting Of the Salem MAS Baptist
Association, SAYS the New York Chronicle, several
Of the delegates spoke In depreciation Of the abors
ofwhat they called professional revival akers %
tsstifyng that Of those nominally converted under
these special efforts very lsrge portion became
either openly apostate or remain in the church 10
be a dead weight upon religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

UA young sprig Of the law from Troy, N
Y, recently went Into the ''country' to collect
debt Of a fair milliner, and after gathering up
everything visible about the premises subject to
him sir lave Ton gs, sysIvtbing ynn can !.
by law?" ''Yes, l have, - said young Blackstone
There" said she, handing him square of liner
evidently intended for nursery use, "Allow me
to present you this the last piece Of goods In my
store, with a suggestion that, Judging from YOU
conduct here, you have not passed the period
when such garments are appropriate" The law
yer returned to Troy by the next conveyance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

THE STEAMER WARRIOR-Erpsrimsrts al
ShosbEryneSs Some important gunnery expert.
ments took place at Shoeburyness on the 2ist
under official direction. The object Of these trial
was to test the power Of resistance which the
Warrior and ships Of her class are likely to pre-
seLt to artillery Of the most destructive character
An immense iron-plated target, representing
perfect section Of the Warriors side, was played
upon for some time by solid shot and she'll from
two IS -pnu aders, tSree Armstrong 1O0- poundees
and one Armstrong 100 FOUNDER.
Comparatively little damage was done by thi,
trenSndous nammering upon the target, and II /.
not lit.e singular that the 6S Founders did more
mischief than their great riff I'd rivals-a cIrcum.
stance which the Morning Post explains by sta
ting that the superiority OF the Armstrong is only
seen at ranges Of 200 or 900 yards The firing II
detail having been completed, the great test Of thu
day was applied. The whole battery Of six guns
charged with solid cast iron shot and a sefvic,
charge Of 16 pounds were fred simultaneously.
The Warriors representative had, Of course
been good deal knocked about earlier In thu
day, and as two or three OF the shots hit the sam
place, the discharge was attended with rathe
serious results. Some ugly holes and cracks wer
made, and In one part the plates were pierced Il
the "backing" Of the leak. This, however wa
the most serious effect produced; and 1t is assert
ed that those who witnessed the experiments con
sidered that the target came well out Of the or
deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising From Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
Eary lIdIsoreton or Abuse.
Attended tcffh tke FolIotctag Symptoms:
lndisPosItiOn to EIertion, Loss Of Power,
.oss of Memory, Difficulty Of BresthInf,
Weak Nerves, Trsmbling,
Horror of Disease, Wax Slulnees,
DImness of Visor, PAIN in the Back,
Univarsal Lassitude Of the Muscular syttom,
Hot aands, Flushing OF the Body,
DryneSs OF the skin, Eruptions on the Fsce,
PALLID cOUNTENGNcK.
These symptoms, II n Owed 20 go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, coon follows
IMPOTENCY, ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of tchich rae Patient may EoPfTs.
Who can ray thai they are not fretuendy fol-
lowed BY those "DIREFUL DlsEAsEs
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CoNFKss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMS
Asd ike Melancholy Deaths by Cossxmptios,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRUTH OF THE
AssRRTIoN.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Rec uires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and
InvIgorate the System
vhloh HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCRU
israriabIy does
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST skIPTIeAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

w NOTICE.
w E Beg leave to call the attention OF Ofhoers
of the Army to our very extensive sssort a.
ment of all GLASSES of ECU lpMENTS, and IA
especially to an article of Military Blue M
Cloth and Doestin Cashmere, which we KS
warrant will retain its color. Our assort-
ment of Swords, Ssshes, Belts, Gauntets. Army
gings, Sword Knots, Gold and Leather Bugles,
Shoulder Straps and devices of a description s, is
now compile te, and we are well satisfied that an
inspection will prove satisfactory In every PartloL-
lar. HINTON & TEEL,
Oo &-Im Merchant Tailors. No. 406 Pa. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

FEMALES-FEMALES-FEMAL
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In Many Affections Peculiar 10 FsmaIss
the Extract Buohu is unet ualed by any other rem
PsInfulness, or Suppression OF Customary Evac-
uatlOns liberated or SchIrTous state Of the Ute
rus, LepcOrrhea or Whites, SterllIty, and Tor ell
comp ANTS incident 20 the seI, whether arising
from Indiscreton, Habits Of Dissipation, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE!
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

III Lieut.. Col. Wistar has been appointed
Colonel Of the 7ist Pennsylvania regiment, which
was lately commanded by Col. Baker,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

Take no more BdlSan, MsreHyy, OF UsPIsasast
Medicine for Unpleasant GHd Dangerous
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages; At little Expenses
Little OF no change Il Diet; No lnconvenlenoei
ANd cxpossfe.
IL causes fretns nj desire aud gives strength TO
UIinate, thereby Removing Ubsti uotlons,
Preventing and Curing Structures of the Iethrt,
Alaying SGIl and Inflammation, %
free uent the clHss OF and potlnk az
Poisonous, Diseased, dad tcorN oHt Matter,
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have paid kedcy fees to be cured IN short
time, have found they were deceived, aRc that the
i'POIsoN" has, by the Of poto .EfI dyfriHsssfg
been dried up in the system, % break out in az
ffnvated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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NOTICE.
MApANIS, EXPREss COMPANY,

SABANlS' EXPRESS COMfANt."
This Company offers to the public" Uneq ualled
Advantages for the Safe and Quick Dispatch OF
Heavy FTeights. Packages, yaluables, Money, 90
&C., 10 all parts of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in Washington twice daily, .,
All Expresses af7 n charge of szprteseed and
reliable Messengers
All Packages for The Soldiers Carried st "oNH
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the sO-caed "Confederste States"
aud ali Articles " Contraband Of War" will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at I, 5, and p.
p. M.
Expresses leave Philcdelphis st $50 A. M. and
ii p. NJ, arriving in Washington at % p. NJ, and
ga. nj.
Expresses le.ve Baltimore at 40 A. NJ. and r.
RPh P.h. arriving n washington o. A. NJ anu Z"
Expresses for al points North and West leave
Washington al 7.SO A. NJ. and 2.SO p. M. daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
can be made oG application TO this Iifhce,
Ali Goods called for and delivered free of Extra
charges. L. w, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Company.
WAghinEtOn. AuEuet 81. 1851, H-U