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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-18

SLAUGHTER OF Two THOUSAND PERsoNs IN
Of the native missionaries, who
witnessed the agrand custonl" of the King Of Da-s
honey, says that more than 1000 male human be-
ings were slaughtered, and about as many females.
and young children, besides enormous numbess Of
deer turkey buzzards, and other fowl, In COM
mercial point Of view, it has been productive. Of
evil. The West African Herald says: 1--WE eleaTn
that besides the terrible sacrifice Of life causedby
the Dahomey "grand custome," it has aiso had
the eject Of, IN great measure, putting stop 70
trade in that part of the country. All tbe Prip-
cipal people have been compelled to repair TO the
capital Abomey,) and remain there to witness
this custom In .Wydah,s we undcrstand there
were when our informant left the town few peo-
ple but women and slaves. The palm nuts werc
rotting on the trees; commerce and agriculture
were lsnguishing grievously"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-18

-RouGH on rPARsoN BRowNLow.-Mr James
T. Lilies writes very scorching letter to Parson
Brow nlow, through the Brandon Republican. in
which he says: .- .--...,. $50
''You profess 10 be christian, and say you
would not hesitate to choose between hcfl and Sc
cessiOn You need not trouble yourself to mako
the choice, for both viii be forced upon you. Tea
nessee will secede while you live, and the devil
will get sou when you die. g., s-.....-- ss7sc,.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-18
UardWare!! Hardware!
A, A. n. NJ. TAYLOR

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
q lie generally, that he has added to his extensive
stock of Stoves and Tin Ware, large aud complete
stock of Hardware: consisting in part as follows:
Carpenters Tools.
Circular, MILL crosscut, hand, ripper, paunel, prun-
ing grating lennon, back conpa>, webb, and butch
SAWS Braces and bits, Draw Knives, ChSselS,
Augers, Gmlets. Hammers Iatchcts, and Axes; Brick,
pastcring, and pointing TrowelS Saw-sett-rs Screw
plates, Stocks and dies Planes Of all kinds, Spoke
shaves Steebade bevel and try Squares Spirit Levels
Pocket Levels, Spirit level Walls, Boring machines,
GougcrS, and in fact everything mechanic wants, in
great variety and at very low prices at TAYLOR'S
Hardware Store and Tin-warc Depot opposite the Man
sion House, Charlotte n. G.
May 30, 1860 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-18
Lndlow,s Celebrated self-sealing

Ludlow's Celebrated Self-S ealing
Cans, Of all the different sizes, at TA1LOR'S
Hardware Store, opposite Mans ion House.
Agricultural Implements of all kinds.
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, PlowS, Hoes, Shovels,
Spades Forks, Axes Picks. Matocks, Grubbing Hoes
Trace Chans Wagon Chains Log Chains, Pruning
and Hedge Shears Pruning and budding Knives gar
den Hoes and Rake HANDLES; Grain Cradles; grain
grass and brer Scythes, Bush Hooks Wagon boxes
Hollow such pots, and lids skillitS, spi
lcrs stcw-pans and kettles CauIdrons from 20 l20
gallons each Iron and brass Preserving Kettles, Sheep
Shears. &c. at TAYLOR'S Hardware Depot, opposite
the Mansion House.
Tin and Japanned Ware,
large assortment; Block Tin Block Zinc, Tin Plate
Babhit metal, sc.
Stoves, the largest Stock, Of all sizes, at
TAYLORS Hardware, Stove and
Tin Depot, opposite Mansion House
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-18

~oTz77G3s PE& AE9E1yR1 ~
If paid in advance, Oo
If Maid within } months, SO
If laid after the expiration of the year, 90
60 Any perSon sending five subscribers
.crompapcd bv the advance subscription (SlO) will
rereiye sixth copy gratis for year.
rst- Subscribers and others who may wish to send
money TO US can do SO by mail, at our risk.
nS9- Transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance. "
Ez93- Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
for specific time will be inserted until forbid, and
charged accordingly
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Agricultural Implements of all kinds.

Cans, Of all the different sizes, at TA1 LOR'S
Hardware Store, opposite Mansion House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23
Nsn Ofkans 9ailp Grssttnt.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
II or q e
TREASURER DEPARTMENT,
~ - n,-iaare J,,jx, d 1901 f

4
The following is q list Of the names and amounts
of the Unpaid Tax Bills for the taxes on Real Es-
tate, Slaves and Personal Property for the year
1900, remaining in my hands this day. These bills
can be paid at the Treasurer's Office City Hail. for
thirty days from date hereof, by paying the costs
of advertising, which is IS cents and interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum from date until
paid AT THE expiration of the thirty days, all I'M
paid bills viii be placed in the hands of the Assist
ant City Attorney for legal collection, according
to the law Of 1859, which reads thus: The
Treasurer shall give notice that Judgment thereon
viii be applied for to the District Courts according
to the irsf letter Of the name Of the delinquent
taxpayers, follows: all bills from to D lneie-
siyeIy, to the second District Court; all bills from
to j. nolusi9ely. to the Third District Court; all
bills from I'd N, inclusively to the Fourth District
Court all bills from Q to B, inclusively, to the
Fifth District Court; all bills from to Q, inclu
isiyeiy, 10 the Sixth District Court =
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
NEW ORIEA ANS, July 8, 1861.
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LEk fSE NEW fEHWgL446B EEk.rHl


The Camden and Amboy and Philadelph,a and
bEhFafH ! is cSSREp % dL1s ISS PHi Ia
fkkbHk HS DEfsFE 1 ..S.
AtsA: NJ vi. Camden and Amboy. 90. and A.
AtsA. NJ vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. ].
AIS a., 4 NM via Camden and Jersey CITY. Morn
AtllH a. NJ. via KsIsington and jersey City,
Hsstsrp E1pressl
AtlF NJ. vi. Camden and Anboy. &C. and A.
At q r a, vi. KsnsinEton and jersey City.
At ssS.n b IN u. ikspsinsson And Jsr.sr City,
ats r NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
AtllfP; NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsouth
A, ,sP 81 yis osmdsn and A@boy, tAooOnmod.-
TSSsf Il; Mi Trim run. daily. Tn. IN P.
ton. &C. 81 10 A. NJ and x 2. H.. rom asTRs sss-
70! Water Water Gap. stroud burg. Scranton, wuke,-
p9m at ksnsR,ngton VIA Delaware, L.oksvanns and
For M.uSh cS1Is, Allentown .nd B.thl.hsm q.
The . al1 A Z; Sonneoss with the Esin fss1Si
For Mount Holly ., and Q A. d. and /, and *
For Freehold stsA. NJ. and 3 p. NJ
For Bristol, Trenton, &c.. at ITO A. NJ, ~ and
r, from Bennington, and % r. n from
=, For Palmyra Riverton, Defiance, Beverly, Bur-
anSton. Fi9reLneoo' Bordentovn, TO-, st i2k, 4,
Steamer Trenton for Bordsntovu, and intsrme-
dlSte pisoes' ut ~ P. N. from Walnut street
H. For New York And wa, Linz. i.,.
kensln&ton Depot, take the oars on PM sfrest
above walnut, half an hour befors dspesturs ms
from the depot.
Fifty pounds Of basssse only allowed to .soh
anything as bssssss. but the,r WesrfnS assxIst
All baggage over fhy pound. % Be .plld tor
baggage to one DOL aI per pound, And vii nSt h.
liable FOR any amount hey ond one hundred dollsrs.
WM. ri. 6ATzNEp A.s,,
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WASHINGTON LOCK RosPITAL.

= Wv H4<0Sh IL.
nR. sHUMAN has, after an srpsuepoe of "a.
~ yeer, estabttshsd the aboye Hf1rs from
SueokeTy, ssn-lebe cd Indian or Germen doctors.
snd presepders OF witchorAfS and imDostors in en
Th,s is the 9aly place where 3 surs and need,
cure oan Pc obtained in the vohd Tor ail inrroper
80 80. wi nsplts. gonorrha, Eleet, seminal eau.
aess, pnilnss primary. secondary. and tertiaTy,
9.rsra Tsftness, pains in the oins, structures,
n1Sts rIost.etion, neryousness, resti cas-
loss Of memory, confusion, mslsnoboft. sasotion:
OF the heed, throat, nose, and skin and All tnose
esonar disorders srising nom the indiscretion OF
YOU'LL rendering them unit for either business,
ss1oJ, iety, or marriage.
III 1ns the greatest remedies In the known
xorla lof diseases Of the blood. ronorrha, rieet.
stIiotptes ~ phils, seminal veaknees self abu -
rom tn no case In which thoy hil to cure in
Victims of these horrible COMPLAINTS. vhe vexd
Asn % oe vsluaele men and oruamen e 10 soctety
sn3aia embrace the earliest Opportunity for relief
VI. SaamAn has maze the most oomp ,ete srranse-
XX eeRss i2r the comfort OF has petlents who oome
mOm distance. They will be furnished with the
M ot' Risssa1t and asroeAbls GUAR ters, necessary
80 cu Msae p oomiortable as they would be al
T AZ o,ass hotel at less than half the cost
NAM. n o do.Eet the name aad plumber. DR.. Shu
he NstionH Hot sI3uss SiSisndon Rotel, opposite
rersons ~ distance should enclose stsnp for
rctnIn postage. 0fioe hours, 8 A. Al. 10 10 p, M,
, r.attious parties have been entieed from nv in
srtituuon by certain swindlers on back streets IN
nm CITY, who will il till the dsy of their DEATH
1oIa 10 tne wise Is sufficient. = an q ly
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
r, A SsS6 5.Sis SEfE RIVE ~ n.A.

sss syP 81 AYE 3 S q JEsSiFE STATE,
,sTsnsth and sped bat ssrtSgs,ly sdsIted % the
pectlon with the Fall liver aed Old Colony Rail
road, distance Of So Uiles only 10 Boston.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, az O'Clock
r; touching % NSwPort each vs,.
The Steamer METR0POLIs, Capt Brown, ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Stature aIs, 81 O'clock
I. NJ. touching at Newport each way.
These steamers Ae fitted with oommodious
efan rooms, and every arrangement for the securl-
" and comfort Of passengers, who are Afforded bf
this route nights rest on board. and on arrival
st Fl River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning: or NAV
remain on board until starting Of the Accommods-
non steA NJ. by vhsoh they may reach Boston
A baggage matter 10 attached 70 each steamer.
who reserves and tickets tue has gage and Accom-,
pAnics the same 10 its destination.
A steamer rprs IN congestion with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Provldenoe daily, except
Sundays.
FrriTbt TO Boston 10 Forwarded through with
great dIsbatoh By an Express Train, which leaves
ran River ever mofnlrF, sundays excepted, a.
~ is dos ,inauon ~ about II A M
Ts pi q p.'Ssass sEpyen board or q the
And berthe apply on heard, or 4 desired 70 secure
Them In edv8noe, 10 VIM. BORDEN, All
10 and ~ WsEt street. M ".
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TO GROW YERBHNAS.

Conflicting reports reach us, this Summer,
respecting the yerbena. In some quarters
we are told, the plants have rotted of, in others
they have burned out, in others succeeded
moderately well, in others insects and mildeu
have infested them, and in still others they
have been blaze Of bloom all Summer long.
or course, We can not answer all the hume
rous inquiries as to the Cause of these varying
experiences, But a few general principles
may be stated, which apply to multitude OF
cases As general rule mot forgetting the
exseptions,) native seedlings thrive better In
our climate than foreign varieties. And, since
our Summers are confessedly better suited to
the verbena thsn the English, and rs seeds
Iipen here % readily, We see not why we should
depend on foreign sources for our new plants
why, indeed, should We net send our seedlings
to the foreign market -... .
Again, success with the verbena depends
much on the character of the soil 1t should
not be rich This plant lisIikes manure: and
besides, If the soil is quite strong we pet great
growth OF vines and only few blossoms A
CONF on sandy loan is what is wsnted; or, TO
follow high authority, ''twO parts loan, two of
Jeaf-mold, with an admixture Of sand" Let
the border be dry, and open all sides 10 the
sun. There Is also, this popularity TO be
noted, that yerbenas seldom succeed we'll in the
ssme ground more than two years in succession.
Either the plants should be set ia new beds
every other year, or the old beds should have
the soil entirely renewed.
Many persons get only small. feeble, rusty
plants from the florist. and then set them out
quite late In the Summer. Instead of this,
vigorous plants should be got early in the
Spring, then shifted into larger pots, be kept
In vigorous growth, and be exposed gradually
In the open air for a week or ten DAYS before
before being beddea out They are harder
than most other bedding plants and may be
set out carly. Thus managed, they will be-
come large plants early in the summer, and
VIII make vigorous show Of flowers This
last mint We consider Of great Importance. OF
course, the shoots must be pegged down as they
grow. With these directions all followed out.
success may 1T least in all ordinary cases be
depended on.-dnsrican ARrtcnJtnrtst
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NEW BOOKS.

"a NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY OF the United n Netherlands, By John
LothroS mot.ey vols; free b. mail. 81.
!ohn Lothrop Motley; sso-s :oloth; free By mail,
Silas karner, the Wosver Of Ravelol, by thu
sIthor Of Adam Bede = olcth ,stoents paper 60
Life and Career Of Major Andre, BY Winthrop
After Iosberss with . Painter, . Summer Voyage
Mob . S1H
The Manufacture of Photogenlc or Hydro Car
bon OIls, by Thomas Antlsell, M. d.; 2l.B
Any Of the above free by mail.
FRENCH q RICHSPEiN,
22 VIZ Penna. avnuue.
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kyiItf rRSSfSSsdsHS ss I'm

IhONiDENOEs FUN Bus
IoNclnland Route-rhs shortest and most d
siTsSI s q s6s SdS s9cK Cat.
Williams, in connection With the stoninston and
f.SydsSesa9%a va, BSs,oF and PI9yiasnes Rsilroeds,
Siss No North River, e e'sIoes q: ~. ssd
n Pr na p Ts 5sfs i sSk Boston I.
'effS ~ i sSs'Sss W., Spd Ss.s5ds
I2isSS. Thsrs;a a,, and ssie,dss: From eroios
Rrovldeace, and B9ston, n De EIpsrss Mail
Tram, resohing Sad place In ADVANCE n thoee by
ether 5oais., and Ia kn,ls Iins ioI az de ssrly
.snssr. that prefer Y, remain on board Tie
last II oesirsd, and leave 6roton IN the . rs A, ~ .
Train, cepnectins &C Providsnoe With the -
F,rs hoa proyidehes TO Newport, Fifty Dents,
"A psfsaEe master Accompanies tho Steamer ii nd
rain each way.
For Passage, Bsrths, State Rooios,er ErsIeA.,
Ofhss, Pier 10 Nerth Fiver. OF &C the 0fkos Of
The Compauy, No. IFS Wet ~ Ieet. corner ~ ort-
And street New Yoff. Feb. ., 1851.
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-EAINDlvIDUAL ENTERPRISE
RAs aE5sr1 ~ sEyssyggRN

KENT" Capt; e. E,ggsa -.
VIII run their ROUTES as follows. leavia Light
street., Baltimore, foot of Camden, at . O'CLOCK A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on GAoptank riyer. every WEDNESDAY and
Monday. NNu
For Annskolis snd West River, every TUES
PlONEER-For ST: NJ Iohsel,s ami Easton via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, AID return
FOR Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxferd
And EastoR Point. every THURSDAY, returnins
by same route on Frida,
For Annapolis, West River, ST. MichaeI's and
e Jon, via Niles kIver Ferry, every ShTUR-
PAY, returning every Monday by same route
rare 70 Cambridge, Denton. Oxford and Faston
Faro 70 ~ MichscPs and Niits5 Rive; 1onnS ~
Fare 70 West River, Iroqnd zip, sD -: 10
rare 70 Anna polls round trl IS cent? - "A
MEALS EATRA.
NIFTeisht must be prepaid
~ Mbsri And Once, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden
potu'Dore' q. X. CANNON.
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guunanS .,vD, -

s II css ss Y. sSttIgtsSsS
from Chambsssss NY, From a'th street
IA n ~ ~ u n..lJsSa il.& q. m, And 8 s.
Troy And 7AIbany with io ~ 49, ns.-x.~.
f1asii11ssss Tam o Issssss 5R.snd 10 D M
ssss 5 i s,s sss n :. 40 !, s.
ri f5S 4 n s e R.n.sts ,. m. '
;. SsSMlf Sk &, es,.uu.ssu;d.,,us,L, 3
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MILITARY BOOKS.

IL MILITARY SOCKS.
kENCH 4 klCHs a En- have iust receiveda
ArGe and complete Assortment or Militia ~ Book
Of all kinds, which they Offer IRON ten 70 f6v
PET cest. below tbs regular retail pricess-in-
A nsv sditen Of sardes's Iufsairy and RfHs
Ssctios, oomplets, el.1s 81 -. -,
Alles,s Compenoinm Of Hsrdes'I Tsctics, Ae
Sr9M, Mllitsry snrsery. 7se : - -
snaa S. HsS ForlhesiioH and Outpost. ssah rs
arih eoos iyr ths use o. tae Vountsst N iitis snd
The Hem, Book Tor the U. 8. Soldier. bss,.
srM eeof OF tnstrsohoa 20 the U. 8. iaisntrT tsc-
cs ni,S, S,!IHsI msps. Ma sf the s<.s Of ws,,
ssss sss e.. y s g v & fys ar.sriSass
m.sa 10 fFAtk g Go slcEsISJs,
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N. N FALI,e. Prrs't
- fHSIss$$ffSSfEf SsSitt. S%.IEt-
MM: ORAMFoEp, Aren't.

aRffss sEE.. shs : sASSS.5Es LSs
Erys6L Ez a..1.. LIRE. rrs,s.
fe ssss s sssns;,: s.Sssssa
A 10 setn Aiis sx,u
Conseetins o. Albany With the New yoSt &c,
tral Rslrosd fcs schsneotsdJ kcchestsy. uties
Betavis, Rome, and stations on Rome and &stSr-
sSvn RsiirIsS Bunsso, s,rsouse, Ni,Fsrs Fails.
Trains In eopIection leave Bpfsio and Sssesn.
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo and : axe q pfor and
Detroit, chioaso, Toledo, Nilv sakis. Fon Du Lac
sni, 59s.f bu ss:C1 P.d @r sd % SEsS
nDe, Iowa Cay, Darlington, Quincy, sprint Sex.
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre Asuts nd ,sus poI,s
Loglsvillet Cincinnati, laston, Colu q bus, CNeve,
And, and al points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
connecting with Trains 81 lroy, with Troy A
A3fton and Rens. Saratoga Rosds for Saratoga
White ball, Rutland, BurlinS ton, St hlbans Roess
foint' fisttsourEh, OEdepsbuIGh, Montreal, &C. |,
ID Freight Arrangements By this route a.
above, without change OF Cara, from the Depots "a
Chambers and Isnai streets. are az an tirnes A.
Iayorsols a. Iasde by othsr Railroad Corpanies
tns .saI,ass Of tins sreat New yort Routs, 20 the
%, oh lpers ior Bromptness and dispsteh-
Passenger irains. with smoking and sleepias
SsIs ron In connection on the New York Central
For pertleu liars 20 local tr.ips and freirbt Ar
1ngements, inquire 81 the depot, es Wsrren ~
A. r. SMITH. auperintspdert
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~ 8 sA WIFI asSSs H ssSy5 5Hs,o

RAlLROAD.
On ana AFTER MAY l6tn, 1851, the trains Will run
m more except sund.!l q s. 0A a.; RI
s1oneS st,R = +. a. S1th TEsins 70 directly
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS, $1,000
Between Baltimore and Piedmont 70 the A. n
eonlmodstlon Train, leaving Piedmont AZ s. % A.
n !; ana oetTscn Gfaton and farksriblrg, axe
.Ths EhEDERicK TsxiN fesves B.,.imo,.
stAS "A; md Ersaerick ats.0 a. M.
4; I IN, E - u MtLLstRAINl esys Bal
s s Eisotss Mihs ct TO and iisO A. ID :. end sd
For further information, T,oken of sv~r, b.,
e, spply 70 ], T; ENGLAND Agent, q Csn nahs,
station, OF sf the Tiokst ofhoe. -
= Master Of ffsnsIo,tiss,
a-E an. COLE, Gsnf fiofet 49,.
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INION PAPER AND ENVELOPEs.-Twep
~ dlnerent styles Of Note and Letter Paper,
With Envelopes 70 match. -p''
View q Washington in the form Of Rose, and
nd sto0k formS also, separate
Ali the Daily And Weekly Papers con.tart,y on
hand; se.siS: Times, and Tribune received every
Befdle's Dime Novels and Song Books
A fresh supply Of Books for summer reading
"A large sssortnp ent Of Juvsnilss-Mayns Raids
Books, Rollo BoHks, Abbotts HiEtones, de -
A dlDoount OF 10 70 10 Per cent or al bound book,
I - FRENCH RicHSTEfN
M - Natonai Books tOra> oTs PA av 4
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$3.50 f q ssT2EssyBEE ssEFs 1I t|S SiD

h:,.'; .. the ,,S Ss'6 sff e gSi4S DOCK BAN.
~ O'Clock r y; taking passengers and felrht. and
SS1%nneotne vfth the Rsllroed lipet. % and ffom
Ton, York, Hsrrls6nrg, PIttsburg, Pa. sId the
Mest, immedlat-Iy arer the srrivsl Of the Express
The fol lowing is the Sohedu,e:
EIom New York to Fort Monroe and back sn
From Bsiilmofe and DDS Saos so.. :::-'-
VPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. st the New Jersey Railroad Osboe
foot OF COURTYARD street
In Phi sdelphIs at the Compsny's ofhoe. N w
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or al the
Depot, Broad aud Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board tue Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH 0'CoNNER,
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yUNBoArs ,on rH, WESTERN RIVERS.

QgARTHRMAsTkR GHNKRAL,s OYyIcs, I
Washiagtoa, jesse II, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited for oonstruotinr Gun-
boats upon the Western rivers
specifications will be Immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Qusr.eTmaster's Once 81
Cipoinns1. Plt'sburgh, and a. this ofioe.
rI9poseIs from boat pull ers and cngine-build
Pans submitted BY bidders will be taken into
ieIs Ousrtsrmsster General Un,tsd stsi:,
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THE EVENING STAR.
There was q Man

lncFt was lhHu-
There visa a man In RicLmond town,
And he was wondrous Wise,
He jumped upon q battle-horse,
And 70 the war be dies, E'
But when he saw the guns about,
With all his might and main,
He Jumped upon another horse
And-rode away again,
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s1&a IraaJkiBssSS Y RSffSkaSySp AND AN.
ALBANY Troy, NnnRTH AMP WEsT.

Commencing Monday, NAV zTth. 1851.
For Absny-ll'Oo o. m. fast express train from
:, For Dover PlaiDs-<onp p. m stopping At White
Plsin. and stations north 20 Dover plains-ffom
(This train viii run to MillertOn ever, Saturday
:. For cro.on FsIis-shss- m. stopping at all sts-
tons north of Fordham from IS street station.
For w hits Plsins-7.Sa, 4.IO ard Son D. m. etop-
fine az 81 stations from 18th street station.
hops from w bite street station.
For Williams Bridse-7-Sn; HIS Q. m. and $50 D.
N. stopping e. satonr ftom 27th stIest station
J; AIbany-s.oo q. On. last e1 press train.
!, lover Piaiqs-tSS o m. (This tram leaves NIL
leTton eyety Monday morning ~ S M
WSSs ifiHa,ESie, zoo q m. I.lo ,aop.m.
>Wilijams prIdge-t:Sh, ESQ .. m. a 1oo D. m.
A Sna{nrr. Gins viii cave eth Avenue corner al
Bridge ySbE s $fSsEEss f ss n 40 3
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL.
- Passenger TafsO.,as p po
MA Ferry and Long Dock, nom tat " cs,mSeT.
100 g. m EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, s.s Rus,Io.
And principal inferno h'e Stations.
s9a m NAIL, for DunfnE. and lnte1u,sd.ts
s.euoee-This Traln = mains over night ~ Ii mra,
$50 a.. MILK dsd. for Ousyiils, and inter.
ii 90 a m RECONSIDERATION. daily, for Por,
s% M e% isH,s ict &adls.Ovn, Nsvbur.h.
:. $40 I % MIG s:fI RsSstPREss, daily, for Dun
Tie Train Of SATURDAY stops At ali Mail Tran
s%S n: 6SoIMo Is f'n55s for Horns.riIls,
And principal staa9 gnas.ss1Nor. Cent sur.
NATHANIEL. MARSH Reosiyey
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n FRENCH a RlCHsEEIN = :
I14yE Just received trssh SUPPLY Of MOTE Pa
tslssss p nsssh tlso. Il,s PAGER Of eli kinds,
Purses and Pocket Books OF every DESCRIPTION
A large sssortmsns Of staponery. "a : = :
New Yotk Ps1sys received dAiiy; fapers from
" ,. ~ = =. YIjEENoH 2 gISHsrElN,
IwAe -ad gTb3g' STS Penn. avenue,
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Tbs 8 Is A. VI train connects at Rslsg House
" St n, nains On me western Ietyiand iIoa&
k. hIapSssr Il suTsifv fI YcTf sSd raSsssis
f6Sa f5f al parts Of the West, also with Lebannon
S Valley xs,lrpad 90 Nsy York direct; St Northsm
al parts Of Wyoming Valley and st Sunbury with
Ssrtb eisqpspn,s And Ere E.resd or N paris
The $50 p. NJ train makes sll the above oonpeo-
ions except Hanover Railroad, wrishfgyille
RAILROAD ahd the Lebanon Valley Railroad,
TIE L. M train makes connections with Penn
5y:vanis n allr6 I'D for sl! parts of the West and
direct connects for New York
TRAINS ARRIVE.
. Mail at 10 p. ID; Express az x5 A. M :: Hayr.-
bug ASSonmodaton q as ?, NJ.
TOR 9I Ti2kets and infor alton inquire ut tie
llcket Omoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
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Doors And ss3 ~ A. 10 ssIS vAE

SsEe nov mann featuring all kinds Of BOOYS
ana ShVES, and constantly receiving au,0Ao
supply OF eastern made work of every de-
scrI1fion, made expressly 20 order. and viii ii
Pc soia aa puoh l9Yer price than has bcens -
Srhc,es.
Persons In want Sf Boots and Shoes Of eastern o.
In store and q the lowest igiee,. Civ. u.A CAL.
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