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THE CRUISE AFTER THE SUMrKR-Lieut
Porter OF the Powhatan, who Is now cruising after
the Sumter, has sent to the Navy Department a
dispatch stating that on the 10Th Of September
that pirate was at maranham, on the coast Of
grazil. He arrived there five days later. Tn.
Sumter had been for some time providing about
the port to seize the brig Maria Of New York,
which vessel, however. entered port safely, under
the protection Of the POwbatan. The Governor
OF Marenhan was excessively polite to the pirate,
promising Capt. Semmes that he should have
permission to sell the Maria in that port when he
captured her, and Insisting on supplying him
Win coal, an accommodation he refused TO the
PoVhstan IL Is understood that the pirate cap.
tain bss detsTmiaed hereafter to sink burn o,
Otherwise destroy sll vessels he captures, especi.
ally all Boston or Eastern ships Of whstever kind
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trGeo. ID Prentice has proved himself an In
corruptioie patriot. Among the many schemes
Tot carrying Kentucky out of the Union was a
peHevefng attemP, to buy Prentice, or failing in
inst N ouv bis paper. He was first approached
WIN the modest cfier of sos ,OC0, which was of
course promptly declined The anxious BUYERS,
thinking perhaps that their bid had been below
Prentioos estimate Of his honor, increased their
Oder, and through an old political friend, since
Chartered at Fort Lafayette. he was informed
that nfty thousand dollars was in Louisville
bank, subject % the draft Of George Prentice,
provided the Journal was beHceforth conducted
according 70 certain terms. An increased severity
nPon the disuDionists In the columns of the Jour
nal vas the response to this proposal Next came
. railroad man from the far West wao esChewed
all politics, and wanted an infuential Daper 10
support the Pacific Railroad enterprise He
Wonld give Prentice $3.50 900 for the Journal
This bid was too low, and Georce Prentice
remains unbought and unpuFchaseable.
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GIN B. r. KsLLEY-The brilliant success If
Gen Kelley IN fronting a large force Of rebel at
Romney has been published. The PHILADELPHIA ia
1rqairrr gives the following sketch, which will
be read with interest
Gen Benjamin franklin Kelley was born in
Deerfeld, New Hampshire; received a military
education az West Point; subseque removed
W w heeling, where he for several years occupied
the position OF Colonel OF regiment, and for
thirteen years previous to entering upon active
service In the present war, resided In Philadel-
phiz During nine years of that period he ably
nled the position Of freight agent in this city of
ne baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
The determination Of his former comrades In
wheeling to aid the Government in crushing the
reoellion, and a telegraph from them requesting
him 70 take command, led him to resign hts
Situation, and, within twenty -four hours after
receiving the telegraphic message, he was en-
route for Western Virginia.
Soon after his arrival he proceeded to Grafton
and dispersed the rebels, and from thence
marched to Philippi where tine enemy were again
surprised and defeated. la the latter engage
nent, Col Kelley badly wounded While
living upon his bed Of pain, ne was appointed
brgadier General, and recently Wits assigned 70
the command of the division comprising the
Hxpers Ferry and New River districts
The wound received by General Kelley al
Philippi could not have been healed when he
again took the field, as on the 18Th inst it had
broken out in the shape Of a painful carouncle,
Just below where the ball had entered
AS citizen, he Is respected by all classes, and
~ an ofacer, 10 gallant and brave.
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49, U ~ RS6 fSkI fkifyESS.r okr

BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE. Of tresi
strength and speed but PARTON larry adapted 10 the
navigation of Long Island Sound, running In cor
motion with the Fall River and Old Colony Raj
road, distance of 50 miles only to Boston
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, az o'olooE
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Iuesdsys, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 81 o'olooi
L, NJ touching 1t Newport each way.
These steamers are httcd with commodious
state rooms, and every Arrangement for the secur-
q and comfort OF passengers, who are Afforded by
this route hts rest on board, and on arrival
Gt Fail River proceed per Steamboat Train TesoS-
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting OF the Aooommoda-
ton stsA; NJ which they may reach Boston
A baggage master il attached 70 each rtesmer
who reserves and tickets the baggage. and sooom,
Danies the same to its destn nation.
steamer runs In connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and PTovldenoe daily, eIoe,t
Sundays
Freight TO Boston IL forwarded through with
geat dispatch By an Express. Train, which caves
Eel River ever morning, sundays excepted, ~
u its destination 81 about IL A M
FOR freight or pas sage, Apply on board. ~ the
once on Pier No, North River For state rooms
and berths apply on board, or n desired 20 secure
them In advance, TO VIM, BORDEN, Art
70 and VI W est street, N. V.
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EoLsans Volcanic Gil Imminent.

Ths sally ssf, .sd certain f.. Cancers, Pss, Y..
ssrs, svslIngs sAd Hrsnshils Cetys, Paralysis Nee
,ls., Ws.fnsn Of the nsssls', Chrsnis nasmmstsry
ssuatisn, Bufns u the Jsntr Csntrsstsd Muscles
kgauspts, EsSsshs 9sshs tht DYuss sprains Fresh
Css, Wsrnds, ulsss Fever Rsrss, Cstsd 1rsas, 6srs
kIpss, Ezrns stalds esre Threat any On
palm, di1srsnss hsx lsng The dssass may
have existed. MckEAkr CxkElkAfED kINIMENY q
Q ssysin remedy.
Ssssssads Of hanan beings sssl saved life Of dis
spsds and rissrJ By the Of tkis valuable rsmsdy
LEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost nstantanssssly, and Il viii sless
,sFfy and hss the fssls In sAsrt
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
nsLEAsS CELERRATED IMMINENT 10 the soly safe
.Ad reliable fsmssy fer the Of SPAWN, hin gksns
Wnsgal., ePn;s, unnatural Lnmps, Modes avslinfs
never ishsd V ssIs Big Head, fslsvi, Fntsla, Old
sp'siG, Bruises ssr..ss Cr.sL.d hss, Cafes, Saddle
81 Cellar eslla, Cus, fsrss, Ws1nds ID tnfasls
ss.sdy APplytss directed and ssfs IL ssrta. svsry
instance.
Ybsn tTins longer may vsftAIsss k.iu
sasad y yss: Obtain . .sfPly II Di. AcLBAHT CHE
BkkYhp klklkBkr. Is win sUs ysl.
~ hckEAh, esis PPsDrstss,
Csnsr Third asd Pss Sta, D. Eslis ha
CnAkhAs EOff, rs Pa av., ssis agent In Wsssiaf
10 4. o. '. CiasEI. ss..estsvs 90 sl-DAWIv
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pENsIoN OFFICE, Jusx 6rH, 1851.
10 ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

Asplioseon havlpg been made under the .ct Of
rats described herein, winch are alleges 20 have
reep lost OF DESTROYED notice is hereby given that
Tsnt new Certihcsts Of Ike tenor, vii be IS
sued, ifno valid objection shall thea appear
Asfrh lass. IN the name Of 70 IT, widow Of david
ss11aJ, snd granted on IT. the lsth cay OF septem-
No. $50, FOR 80 sores Issu ed uadsr the act of
March. 1855. In the name Of hris topher Dou.h-rty
srd sra.ied on the nth day Of September, 1855
10 ss4. for $50 acres. issued under the sot Of
no ss,S Of JoHn a II SgS Aasss.asr and
trsnted July q lsoO.-Novsmbsr Is, 1881 ""u
Mss N the sss u .RdSr iSs e; Of
TIented On the lstS dsf Of June iss5 "e''' ana
he name Rsah snds 5Ss f., .Sd
rAntei on the oh day Of May, 1885,
in the nsas Of ss@Ss pso Ws,s ice sS. o.
ed granted on the sd day of May, Ias5
March, 1855, In the name Of Shelly Downs, and
Esnssd on the I'd dsy Of August, lsS5.-Novsmber
No 1ss. for $50 .ore.. ISSUED under the sct Of
Mach lsse the name Of James Pray, and gran, ed
hstcS .Ss name ~ %i. Snosf ' Gs sE, G.
ssa on shs 81. & day T 81 a as;
name Ss. s 1aox taf T fSs Hl
iaH o9e: sHs sr,S Ss the 18th day Of January.
Ne rs 30. for $50 sorss, issued under the cot of
MeroA. 1850 IN the name Of Al sxandsr MOI ullouEh,
Acc srs9ssd e. on the sth day Of January. iss.-No-
No: sIss, for 80 .ores, issued under the &C, of
&c sssnsed or the 18th day Of October, Is55.-NO@
No. s,rs. tof 10 acres, issued under IN. .,fof
Mefchs hsoos IN the name of Daniel West and
Enatsd on me issh day Of July, ls55EDsosm Der !.
No; nss; for lso scres. issued under the 40. cf
March, Iase, IN the name Of Hannah, widow of
James wilson, and granted on The nth dsy OF Feb-
r9Sry. ls55 -Decem6er 30, 1861
No. 81 $50, for lS sores, Issuad under the act of
Masch ls5. IN the name Of Martha, widow OF An
dew MeloE, and granted on the 18th day Of pril,
=. No. SS2, for 100 acres. issued under the act of
March, 1856 IN the name OF samuel X. Jsckwa
sna granted On tie lst day Of August. 1855
no le4t Tor 80 acres, Issued unde the act OF.
Aafeh, 1855, IN the name of William III TsrIa3ce,
tna gfsntsd ON the 18th day or July, ls55~-Deeem
No. ~ 9sS, Tor 20 a,res, issued under the sct of
DeRtemoeT 'A5e In the name of Levi Treadvell,
s9d sIantsd SSp smbcs 19th, 1851. = ..-Tl.- 1
No NHS.fo. 90 acres. issued under the same cot,
~ sae asns o. Ace Platts, and granted November
NO. ~ - for TO eerce, issued under the act of
Maxch. us, In the name OF Thomas Johnson and
srsnsed o. me sth dsJ Of September, ss7.-Jsn-
-se. 6fle. Ger 90 .srss. i.sued nudsr the "a. Of
C4sne, End Gsnte I'd on the 2sd dsy Of september,
Msrah, lass IN the name OF William SCOTT, aud val
gssrf'd on tss1N Day OF Nsy, is5s.-Janusry u,
.r-,., JOSEPH a. Bk dsMs:rir;..,
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u Quilp hearing a lady reading lately, in q
Newspaper, that in certain parts of Wales II is the
custom TO plant thorns and thistles on the graves
OF old bachelors, remarked, That Is another in
escapes thorns and thistles In life he must expect
them after death 70
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seAlvif nSkSfSSs sToSiSeISsS

and PROVIDENCE, FUR BIOS
TON-lnland Route-The shortest and most d
reot-CsTry the Eastern Man.
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt J. c.
Seer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt }. W,
Williams, in connection with the Stonington and
Proyidepoe,apd Boston and Providence Railroads,
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Groton at $50 o'olooG r. A., or on the srriys q
The PtGM0GTh ROCK; from New YeiiS
ton-Tuesds,, Thursdsy and Saturday.
The COMMONWEALTH, from New Yorf-
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. From Grotor
Monday, "Wednesday, and FRIDAY.
rassengers from 6Ioton proceed Per rallrose 70
Tram, reaching said place In advance of those By
other routes, and in ample time for al the early
morning Lines connecting North and East Pas
sengers that prefer 10, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy q nights rest undistgrbed breek
tsst II desired, and leave 6rotol the IT'S A. NJ.
Trap, eonneonng az Providenoe with the u
Fare from providerce 10 Newport, Fifty cents
"A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
For Passage. Berths, State Rooms, or Freight
slely on board the steamer, or st the Freight
Once, Pier 10 North River, or at the of5ee Of
land street. New York, Feb. %, 1851.
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WI. II. a11ZMER, Aren't.
&aR p. xHSH IS s sESy5 Clio

On and after MAY Istn, isS. DC trains Will mn
more.-MaIl, except sundsy,J q s. 50 A. NJ; EI-
press dsEy az s 9 Pm Both T5sins % diIeely
SOUTHWEST AND S6RTSwEsT.
FOR WAY AssHGGERs.
Between Baltimore and fie1nont take the A. NJ.
eommodstIon Train, les,inS .fiedmonf al s. 20 A.
) and between Grafton and Psrters burg. take
The EREDERLCK TRAM leaves Baltimore
at 50 !; NJ; and Frederick ateSA. al.
nmore at 20 and s.l5 A. NJ. and Is and SEQ p, NJ,
snd EllIeotts Mills At 40 and ll.so A. M, and sd
FO. further iniorERs,ISn stst. Of eysry kand.
Station, or At the Ticket ofIce
w. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportion.
l.. M, COLE. Geu,l Ticket Aren't
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hoRrHY.-A meeting of the members of the
cness club will be held at their room, over p
Instant, al O'Clock. Mr.. Morphy has kindly
consented to be present-Richr1ond Dispatch
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EhSlCE. 1T the corner Of Penn.
syenne ana Eleventh street, has been ExA&
greater Inducements for the patronage Of oifiTors
ga strangers t31n any o.hor public house in the
osf, Ms Pr ces beiIE less taaG those of any OtneT
h0tel on Perl. avenue, and his Accommodations
Tor permanent or tFarzis.. bosTdeTs ursxoe sfion-
t0Ie. 9he bar and restaurant arrbnEernonts Of the
suroHeSn Aotel hare already become very sopu-
-; being 81 taot oar be Desired BY the most las
uaious. HE proprietor Pledges anTemittsd sttsn-
nor and ooLtinueC trsrsl expenditures 10 i've sat
Isacton TO all, and 81 Us renews his invitation 70
al TO give the EuroseAn Hotel call, neat,
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- LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR NEW YORK.

fNE run NE" rOhk.
The Camden and Amboy and Philsdelphls and
snPf kstHed d1s US PH wv
IR LII .. %a !. 81
At A. M vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
AIS 4. M, via Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
AIS A; n, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
At5Ja a: ID. via KsEsinston and Jersey City.
At l2H P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy. Aooommo-
AssP NJ, vi, Camden and Anboy, &c. and A.
At 90 NJ via Kensinston and Jersey City,
At M r ~, va kensinston and Jersey City,
ats NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
AtlIf NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey CITY. Csouth-
All p. N vi. Camden and Amboy, (Aocommods-
s ton, fTSi1ht A2d passenger, First Class Ticket
Thee NJ: Mail Train run. daily. The IN p.
For Il ac + H. snd x r NJ om R.s
Msss sss sss s wats
fs9m Resstnston, via Delaware, Lsoksvanna and
For such Chunk, Allentown and Bsthlohem at
f hs. a9 A I; 4 connects with the train leaving
For Mount Holly 1t and A. n. .nda and %
For Freehold ut 9 A. Nj. and p. M.
For BI istol, Trenton, &c., At 10 A. NJ, ~ and
81 p. NJ. from Kensington, and 81 p Nj from
Walnut street wharf.
For Palmyra Riverton, DeIsnoo, Beverly Bur
iinston. Fi2resneoo, BOfdentovn, 60, at lax, l..
Steamer Trcnton for Bordentovu, and intsrme-
dIste places, 1t ~ p. M. from Walnut street
III For New York and Way Lines, leaving
stovs a hoSs % d.pst attn :'! re-.
cars cars run IN int, the depot and va Oftrain run
sPdfFss Of sn e
anything az besfage but YeAflng apparel.
All baggage over fifty 49, TO be paid for
extra TIE company limit 1psponsitihty for
liable FOR any amount beyonA r. undred dollars,
except BY special contract
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u Snow fell at Buffalo and Cooperstown on
Thursday morning
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TOR FIELD SERVICE.-Hesvy Gre, and
Brown Mixed DianE cts, that wei Oh from to
pou' ds Per pair, very soaros article
Also, I'm" Bed, Crib. and Cradle Blankets all
slzes: Ianle lot s, SheeiIugs, Pillow Cottons,
" 18th ali other kinds of Dry Goods for the gen-
eral and special wants of families,
q carpets, Curtains, Oilcloths, Rugs, DO, upper
One price only. marked in plain figures
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and Mint. ST.
DC II Par, Rniid;ngy
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE FLAG IN THE SKY.

THE FLAG IN The SKY.
willie stood at the window,
Little Willie Of Ave years old,
watching thu rainbow colors,
As they fade In the sunsets gold
ked pennants and steamers If hre,
On the blue expsrse unfurl,
Add over the red the white clouds lie,
Like floating mists Of pearl.
isn't Il beautiful, mamma n
And the dark eyes grow so bright,
They almost seem 10 catch the glow
OF the sky's wild glory-light.
"see, there is the red, mamma,
And there 10 the beautiful blue
Did God make the beautiful red,
And did He make the white clouds, TOO.
"And awav up, up in the sky
IL such a dear little brig ht star
why, God IL for the Union,
lsnt he, mamma,n
(SPrisgfsh RspS1licaH
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Master Of Trsnsporticn.
l.. M. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent
-1H LEAHINs kEM YokR FOR

AhSAN stbM Mk3ft E sRkEHH AMMR MIST
Commen1ing Monday, May 9th, 1851.
= For Dover Plains-4:oo p. m. Stopping at White
PIsin. and stations north 70 Dover plains-fom
tThis tsin vii run to MiIlsrton svsrr Saturday
lions nefs on s iG sss.ss : q do
,Rs !. ssoa. d .s 4. s.. sss ss go
nep. rom hiss ssrss. .R: % stopping " all sta
M se al Nh sns s
a.. Returning will leave
Aibany@e:oo q. m. fast exprses train.
l.I,on sy riSMsm This tram leaves Mil
Wits fs.a.SSidS, 900 I. m. .ao q TOO Pm.
Sunday trains Win leave sth Avenue corner sad
street, for Central Park, Yorkville, Harlem and
sld'' 'y joins TTiPSif OT AS s ssS to
- NEW YORK ANR ERIE RAIL
AA PASSENGER rn n8AP ls.v. vi. p.vo-
MIA mia Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers
Nsv E%Srfk 4 ssSf cr bvntrl and Buffalo
and principal intermeHiefe Stations.
s,o6a m MAIL, for DunkirK. and intermediate
Stahors-Thls Train remains over night at EimIra,
se @ MIX i'll dsd. Tor 6n.vi.. and inter
n loo 3. m ,HVGcooMNoDArIoN, daily. for por,
4oo 7: m- WAY. for Middletovn, Nevburrh.
Baso ss. s &, Psn
The Tram 81 SATURDAY stops lt oil Mail Train
.1C 5S9s SSPI' X E%,
NATHANIEL MARSH. ksesiv:s.
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1870 ., f 3 ssf%ENEgt SssS 4E t5f Old

Leave: q. Ig-,5 pa S e gEIYSS Doc s.s.
q O'CLOCK P. III. taking passengers and feirht, And
eonnectinr With the Railroad lipes, 20 ard from
ton, York, Harrisburg, PIttsburs, Pa. and Tie
West Immedi lately sfer the arrival OF the ETprsss
Train from New York and Philsdelphia.
The following 10 the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back. sH
From Baltimore and back - tN
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New ersey Railroad Ofkcs
foot of CORTLAND street,
In PhiisdephIs, at the Compsny's once, N. W.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or al The
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In Baltimore. on board the steamers, foot OF
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
Passenger Aren't
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fES IIsEsSS?SSEksrEsS SSt III
f fsHfE5 e kE EsSss5t ss2I

sTasfs MIfSSsHfGE; $500 y kE EsSSgt sIl
CENTRAL RAL6oAp, EIprees Trains cave
Sey York CITY depots Of Hudson River Railrosl
f1on s..: s.Sssssd iSH ~.
n@% s@pm nhs" Sx,u
Msnsrt. m and Buffalo aSpn
Train with sleeping
Connecnng st Albany with the New Yori Cen
tr6l Railroad for Schenectady Roobester tJSca
bstavls, Rome, and stations on Rome and Wstsf-
$s . hsalirdso, bunslo, syracuse, Nlasara Fans,
Trains in correction lesye Buffaio and suseen
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo anc Iake Buron A.
6reat Western Railroad, for Hamilton Toronto
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milvsufie, Fon On IA
Ssa:O1 .d p5:rs Ds Shls5
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, Quincy SprinrfsH
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre hsute Ind ansnol
Louisville, Cincinnati, DAYTON, Columbus Cleys
land, and al. points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
,ConnecnnE with Trains 81 Troy, With Troy a
Boston and Rens. Saratoga Roads for ssrsfo.s
W hltehall, Rutland, Burlington, 81 AlbAns RoesS
Point, PlattsburFh, OEdensburGh, Montreal, &e'.
ID Freight Arrangements by this routs m
above, without change OF Cars, from the DEPOT, mn
chambers and Canal streets. are a. eli times A
favorable as made by other Railroad Companaes
The facilities Of this great New YORK Ro1ts 20 ths
an shippers for promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with SMOKING and sleepins
Cars RON IN connection on the New York cenirsl
ransements. inc uire 81 TIE depot, IS Warren q.
A. r, SMITH an .<ri ntsrdsnt
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IL ES EffissS ~. FIR ERt fSSsS SS SSS

And "ESE, Trains II
From Chambers St NY.
Express, Z and III q. m,
and $50 and 5 p. m.
Troy and Albany with
sleeping carl lois Pm
Poughkeepsie train 6, q
m LISP. m.
Peekskill train, Imp m
Sing Sing tran, 500 q m,
and 4 50 and 800 p. m.
Ffshklll train, $50 p. m.
A q
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W. TRAVELLING TRUNKs.
IEAxEINs s GN 1ss ts' fps sssp e
fai ais sl'I, , sSIy.Sinps BET sSls sssSsI
lies.. oeIlet Bsss, TO-. VSio6 We are nov se.hn,
.n WALL. s7s IN 81. 90.
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r rom Sath street.
Us, Ills q. m, and 81
5S5 p. m.
To- Pm, (sundsys in
olrdec.l
e,B q. m, and LOBE.
<Sb m.
s,4 q. m, and <y8 and
as p. m.
MTG. Super1rtepdeut
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~ and CQUNTERPANEs,a an sixes anS enaii
n nss, BED Comiorts sheetinEs PILLOW Lnens and
Doyies, 30, All at our proyerbiaIIy Low prioes
marked in plain figures. -
New eomsrs, strangers, sojourners and citixens
VIII inspect our ssook at pleasure.
PERRY BRO,
1o H-ot Penn. avenue and 9Th &C.,
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IUNBoATs FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS.

CUNBOATS FOR The WESTERN RIVERS,
QuARTIRMAsTKR 6KNERAL's OFFICE, 4
Wdshixsfon, Jxae IL, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited for constructing Gnp-
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be Immediately prepared And
may be examined At the Qusrtermaster's Once n
Cincinnau. PIt'sburgh, and at this once.
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build
ere alone will be considered. ~
confederation. M C. MEIGs N~
jeis Quartermasssr General nn,tsd stafs
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MILITARY BOOKS.
- RENCH RlCHsTlEN have Just reoe.vel.s
large and compiets assortment OF Mllitsy bosHsss
Per cent. below the regular retai pr1ees'-"
A new edition Of Hardee's Infantry and Riht
Taotics, oomplete, 9l-3
Forces Volunteers Manual, vols, o.
Allec's Compendium Of HaTdee's Tactics, ~
Gross's Military Surgery, 80 r
Mahan's Field fortifcafion and Outpost. esohh
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition, 15o
The Soldiers Guide completes manrs sc
drill book for the use Of the Volunteer Mil "a ADJ
The 'f Han. Boof Tor the q. 8, Soldier. oeins
hrst book OF instruction TO the u. 3. Infantry "~
:, Al.o. Military Mas, Map Of the See, Of "S'
Flags, Bsdses and Medals Of eyery dsscripton'
FRkNsl RIcHsTEIS.
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schs, send for boz, (Cephsio Pills y 30 that you
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 Also avariety of other articles.
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