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r. THE REGULAR MAIL LINE
kSGviA SE6TSNs sToNINGToE

!S.vnIdA p SRs3TSNs st s:TTo nh I0s
TON-lnlsnd Route-The shortest and most d
reot-Carry the Eastern Mai.
The steamer PtYM0HTH ROCK, Capt, J. 2.
Geer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. W,
Nillisms, in oonnection With the Stonington and
Providence, And Bos'ou and Providence Railroads,
leaving Now York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No n North River, at O'Clock p. NJ, and
he Mai Train which leaves Boston at 50 p. M.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York
Mondsy, WedHesdsy, and FIIdsy; From Gro
- The OoMMONwEALTH. from New York
TUESDAY, Thursday, and Saturday. From Groton
Monday, Wednesdsy, aAd Friday.
Passengers from 6roton proceed per railroad 20
Providence and Boston, In the Express Mail
Tram, reaching said place in advance Of thote by
other routes, and in ample time for ell the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer it., remain on board the
s'samer, enjoy nIIhts' rest undisturbed break
Train, coppsctIne at Providence with the 1 q
Pare hon Providence TO Newport, Fifty cents.
A baggage master accompanies the Steamer md
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
apply on board the steamer, or at the Freit kt
Once, Pier 10 North River, or at the Ofhoe Of
land street. New York, r eb. g, 1851.
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EoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

rss s.y safe .,a ssrtai. ssr. fer Caa.sr, Piles, Pa
.srs, ev sinss and Ersnskls Csltft, Paralysis Nsu
rslEa, Nsains u The Aoslss, CA-snis lnzsnmstssy
Essmatisu, sufasn q fas JsiL Csntrassd Raselss
kiGan snts, IsEssss Or fssksshs kysss sprans, FrssA
Cats, Wsand. elssn FsvG esrss, Catsd Srsasi, Sore
up1ss, esrns assIds Sore Threat
pain, ne desssnss ssv seys.s lsng ths dsssss
havs slistsd, hchEAHT CkLEBkAfED LIkIMENf g
q ssrtain Tsnsdy.
Ysssssads Of lana. bsings saved life d dis
sFspsds aud misery tbs tAis Invaluable remedy
MsLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain slmsst and will elan,
plrfy and heal s fsslsst In hsTsdiss shsr
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
nshnAHr GENERATED LINlMENf |. II. .Oly safe
ead reliable rsmssy fer the sprs Of SPAWN, Rnlbsns,
Wnagalls, srlints Uunstsra LxmYs, Modes svsD "a
never failed - ssrs Big Head, Pslsvil, Fisula, Old
slrsin; IIss.s Scratches. CIs.lid nss Chis, Saddle
~ Cellar esls Csts, Sores, Essnds Il IL inslibls
isnsdy Apply a. directed asd ssss ssrtais every
tAstsAss. e s...
slsad y yea. Obtain supFly Of On. MckKAMT CELE-
Hk3YRp kIHIAEMY twill ysl
j. q. MCLEAN esls PYspFistsH,
Gamer Third sad Ptss sss., d. Essis, Ne
CnAkh0 eYOfT, US Pa. sv, ssis agent In Wassias
@s =. YCIbokh. essrFsts-s A-DAWly
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El INDIVIDUAL S ENTERPRISES
EAsSTEE66RS FA S4S EsEsTsRN

hhH' SGfPf oNEEkk,I5ccsanni w Norman,
viii run their routes as follows, leaviI LIGht
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, at O'CLOCK A.
kENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on GhoPtank river, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For Annapolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a ne DAYS
PiONEER-For st. MIchael's and Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambndse, Oxford
snd Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
Fer Annapolis, West Riyer, ct. Miohssrs and
"a s TON, VIA Niles River Ferry, every SATUR-
Fare 20 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Esston
Fare 70 St MiohssPa and Miles River ifounS
Pare to West River, Ground trip, Gil 90
Fare 70 AnnapolIs lround trip IS cents)- rs
MEALS EXTRA,
IUFreisht must be prepaid.
w hart and OMoe, LIGHT ST., foot Of Camden,
baltimore. G. X. CANNON.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR NEW YORK.

R@A2EH FUN NE" fOhA.
-Ths Camden and Amboy and Philsdslkhls and
bsnSH ks rs SE% lux RSP VIZ
SIN s. Ms !.
Al a. M vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
ATS A. NJ, Via Camden and Jersey City, IN. ].
Al q A; H., via Camden and Jersey CITY. Morn
Atllx a. NJ. via Kersinston and Jersey City.
At lax P. M, VIA Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
AfaF IT.. via Camden and Anboy. &c. and A.
At 90 r A.. vi. Ken.inrsOn and Jersey City,
At 4X p NJ, via 'kensinstOn and Jersey City,
AtS P. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Atm F. NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsOush-
Ats r. NJ, via Camden and Anboy, (Aooommods-
8 tion f[siIht and passenger, First Glass Ticfet.)
MAJ. sssaEd: : sIeost fSn' daily The In r.
-, For Bely,deIs, Eastcn; tsTbsrtyIIls, Fleming
For Water G.p, strouds burg. Scranton ,wiIt.s-
f59m Kssfbjngton, wa Delaware, Lsoksvanna and
the TO A: NJ: he connects with tie tTsin lssvins
For Mount Holly at and A. NJ. and and "
p. nj.
For Freehold 1t A. M. and 3P. M.
For Brlstol, Trentok, SC, sf ITO A, NJ. ~ and
NJ from ke9sinrton, and ~ P. M, from
:, For Pa myra Riverton, DeIsnoo, Beverly. Bur
nnSIon, Ft5renneoo, Bordentovn, &C., at In, 1,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentowu, and interme-
dlste places, 1t az p. M. from Walnut street
ID For New York and Way Lines, leaving
kenslnEton Depot, take the oars on Fifth street.
above walnut, half an hour before departure The
oars run lnto the depot, and arrival oftrain ran
from the de pot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed to each
PASSENGER. PASSENGERS are prohibited from taking
All baggage over fifty pounds to be paid for
extra. The COMPANY limit their responsibility for
liable FOR any amount beyond one hundred dollars,
except BY special contract,
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SkE1S foST, SSSSsSSE 5sb Old

rSS, Fog 3 ssTgE EsSSSsE 5s tIS Old
more, west side, DAILY, (Sunds.s included, D ct
u O'clock p h tshing passengers and fslIht; and
Washington, b. c., Philadei phia, New Yorf, Bos-
ton, York, Harrisburg, .PIttsburg, Pa. and the
West, Immediately after the arrival Of the Express
Train from New oTk and Philadelphia.
The following is the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back. .SN
Prom Philsdeph q and back. --..--...---- SlO
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of COURTYARD street
In Phi adelp hIa, At the Compsny's once, N. w.
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, OF At the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In BALTIMORE, on board the Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
Aren't.
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bSl0rp IaEll sy.ysW ..ta.s siAaoE sahiNs.
Disabling ,r.dus.i. d.i.i..., .I..,.u.s .pr. ..a u.
..d i.ssTiss Hs alex. saisTi,s ..a as.it.tsd ,,ss
NsLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
t.. es,..'. y s S.ss;l D.. 20. sa..y,
8. s:..:, i.ii: q ii:.a !: 3. Head D.i t:. ~
/. Ws9H i. .. su...i, sem HI,...i.s., Gl..Ias e.
81: = =. s ii. "a H.; ;: E
rn. !: ~ s.'n u: sH Gss.t q sd. s.dd..
i.s: :: 4 ss. nd r.a ..s Hs.. e; cl a.': .:s
eyER AII4IoH B0TTLKs
h.vs sss. s.d dIr.g he las. .iI ..ntl, ,.d T. in
Vii :.s.. b.. WIZ" !; D.siay .I:. xeiiis1
u. :..s., !. -.
c..s a.S 2 3: saI., ~:
y "s., .i.ls1 s,.is, d:Sn ); ...i y ..s":
a i.p.i.d ~ asI.s.. =. r..,.d ssa s.'t1.S .iss.i.
sauss 10 restored 10 its pristine health and virss
kAkkIED PRISONS,
I'd ' s.ii :'I :fssssTYf. ni5 corsfss s q.
:..: .ssas' will Ind m
70 fEE LADIES.
hsslAH's srRsHsf. sHRs CORDIAL 10 q sever.
:i ::a .:tsI. ear. ~, e, is:s;.. c:s..:lu:. wa..
sss.:... I...l. I'd q: a.s:... .a..s - r:..:s
YHBKB IS NO MISTAKE ABOgfIf
stisss.s, sussEAs., ,sd i.virsrss ysa .nd hs
slssn Of bss,u yea, sassk again Every tsls
vafHaAtsf 70 give satisfxssisA.
ROR CHILDkHE,
Uy .1I ssi:tfaa Isky, Fsry i1istsd, Msk1A NE
Cokelk will rake tkss issltky, fat ssd rssxst Delay
%, nssssr ny II. ssd yes viii Be ssavisssd hh de-
Hsissp 10 tara.
81 YYIOHs
sAvsr dIuSgsa o. dealer, shs say NY 70 pal. upss
zee sitter PaIa tsalh, vbsh tAsy saa Say
shsaB, BY sAyss Il 10 las gssi. Avid stsh nsn. Ak
fer AckSAH1 sfaEN1YEfFIre CORDIAL, and tai
.sAi.g .,. Il u u. .ey Ism.dy tina. win Pssy the
ons a.sRssnfsl t.hsn sysry msrns f..ti9s s ssrAis
,sy ss.vsl,a di.s,.: !, pat p In ls,E: b:a.n rLss
sale psspYisss Of hi. Cordial; alss AsIsaa yss.ui.
kiansst PnasipaI Deyst The ssrssr Of ThiId sad
fiss streets, *. ksxis, De.
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EslkssIISSkkrkhs sf S; s MIL


TaE WEST ys al HtiGbssoF liz
H@E ER RAILR0lD asd NEW YORE
GENITAL RAILR0Ap; Expres Trains lesvs
New York city depots Of Hudson River Railrosd
ffsy sSS.Ss,s 4. tSH ,.,OD
iI@" 6@pm lis 6Spn
MontrtL and Buffalo
Train with sleeping
Connecting 81 Albany with the New Yorf Cen
trsl Railroad for Schenectady. X oohecter, Utica
Batavia. Rome, and stations on Rome and Wstrf-
town Rsllr1sd. Bu9slo. Syracuse, Nisesrs FANt,
Tfains in connection leave Buffalo and Saspen-
sion via Lake Shore, Bufal snc axe h uron and
Great Western RAILROAD, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, milvaukie, Fon Du Lac,
hs Crosse, Madison; PT.irIs Ds Chez Sssns,
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, Quincy, Sprns field,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre nsute. Ind ianapoIs
Louisville CinclDnat, sytOn, Columbus, Clsve-
land, and 81 points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting vfth Trains 81 Troy, with Troy a
Boston and Rens. d Saratoga Dads for Saratoga
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, It hans RQ1ss
Point, Plattsburgh, OsdensbuTTh, Montreal, 6o..
II Freight Arrangements by this route "a
above, without change OF Cars, from the Oepots 10
Chambers and Canal streets. at al times &c
favorable as made by othsr Railroad CompspIes.
The facilities Of this great New York Route, 20 the
al shippers for promptDess and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For particulars "a to local trains and Freight or
rsngements, inquire 81 the depot, 6s Warren st.
A. r, SMITH, Superintepdent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
E EfE VIII f fRi IEEEsE K;5 SSh

Prom Chambers 81. NY, r rom S'th street
Express, and ii g. m, Is, IL 3 q. m, and Is
and $50 and s p. m. 5,a6 D. m.
Troy and Albany with II, <s p. m, Sundays in
sleeping carl 1918 D. m oluded.)
Poug hkeepsIe train g, Is IS q. m, and 30 D m.
10 LIS Pm.
Peeksklll train, {.n0p m. as D. m.
Sing Sing tran, 100 m. SIS g. m, and as and
and Sd and 400 D. m. e26 D. m.
Fishkll tram. $50 p. m.I5.8 p. m.
A. y SMITH sueerlutendent.
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a A. FIX TN n II q
OFFICE OF IN y AND sEALEH

NOTICE rs HEREBY SH GfTRN, TS.t, . gre.
ably to the provisions ofthe ordinance Of the Cor
Ioranon a,lToyed May II, 1850, the undersigned is
on pre- payment Of the fee Of ty cents, to inspect,
examine test prove, And ascertain the accuracy Of
Every meter. iffo1nd incorrect, viii be Condemned
and another, soaled and marked - true, viii be
set In IFS plaoe: III proved to be accurate in it,
ale :gaIn put in position for use.
oAcs No. SO Seventh street. (near Odd Eel
-svE AslI.l ODep from 0. m, TO p. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ R-n Inspector and Soalcr of Gas Meters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

II FRENCH & RlCHsTEIN
live Just received fresh supply Of Note Pa
pc, Celered Borders, ruled and plain, with In.
velopes 70 match Also, flag Paper or ell kinds,
with and without Mottoes; Envelopes 10 match
Purses aud Pocket Books OF every descriptIon.
A large assortment Of Stationery.
ber Ycrk Papers received daily; Papers from
oil i'srfts Of the &c. ooap1ssr EEiNcH a s,cusrrn
90 VS. Penn AHanuA
=. EA1 VOLUME BALZAC's NOvELs.-Ths
~ Ak'hsniEt, or the House Of Claes from the
fEEe5,f hoaess De e.I..o Free b mail. 81.
Ss:st. sss sstkSI s Ere 81 S NAL
ssS,s FRENCH + JHIS aas'T ZEN.
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Master of Trsnsportion.
l.. nj. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't.
II, NEW Y p.NK pH .AFtEso AND
!. q. ~ IpL EAviNS NEW YORK FOR

nuEz,NEW YORK, HARLEM AND
AN3 LEAHtk iFNAsN ESE EMAl| YokhkP FOR
ALBANY tba akM2sR' HsR RkEss AAR WEST
For AbsnJ-ll:O6 .. m. fast express train from
~ .asa. ':ss'1s c. xs
This tain vii run to MiIlsrtou svsrv Saturday
For tro.on FsIl.-slss. m. stopping 3. al Sta.
nSTsh s and M .so,
ping at al stations from 2sth street station.
For w hits Plaln.-si5P ?. N. stopping ct ell sta
For Williams Bridge-7.SO, ll:l5 O. m. and $50 ,.
m. stopping at all stations from nth street station.
Ab.u,-eoo Returning Is.s =. WI, nIi isst ,s.;n
leIton ever Monday morning at s q, M
White White Plsln.SsiC ~ Zoo I. m. ..uo TOO ,. IN.
S Mlidians BridgenTt:So. s'co .. m l:oo p m:
csns Pax a ,seui ss S
sR bridge 'y yShs r. PSiff Sc saP to
NEW YORK AND ERIE BAIL
:. :: PASSENGER gl ANS ls.v. q. P.vo-
MIA EerSy and Long HSSt, from foot Of Chambers
and prinGrsi Inferno sfs stations. "no 0onA''
SO q m MAIL, for DunknI. and ints.pedists
GOD m. MILK daI,, for 6nsville. and inter
ii 90 ii q m RECONSIDERATION. daily. for Por,
lco Z M, WAY. for Middlssovn. Nsvbursh.
.ps '1s.1 mr. daily for Dun
% sssaTa.s :sss: q st1 FL pHs ffs,a
"a !Ses is' eTl5 Horn.vil..
N nsTnan,sI %sk - saEs NO ssna ss,s
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic sttsokso
Nrsoss ~ Ssci HssiscAs may be prevented; and
1 taken ct the commencement Of an attack imme-
date relief from Bsin and sickness will be Obtained
They seldom fstl In removing the Nsssss and
Hssd&eAs to which females are 90 slbjsct
They sot gently 1son the bowsls,-removinS Css-
tiSsssss.
For Lsss,s,y Mss, Stxds.ts, Delicate FemslA A..
and Gil persons Of ssd<stary kSbiss, they are sa-
aabe - Ls1atfvs, improving the sppsslfs, g,vins
fe~s and vfsr to the digestive organs, ard re-
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the res.I, of lops
investigation and carefully conducted expsriments
having been In usc many years, dunng which time
they have prevented and relieved Q vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache. whether orgi-
mating In tho ss'voss system or from . dersnsed
state of the stoSsacA.
They are entirely VOC etable In their DOM posItiop
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, snd fAs sb-
ss'es Of aSy dtsasrssabls tssts sssdsys Il sAsy 70
sdsssststsr thsul 10 eAildssa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI7sl
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry G.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and oil other Dealer. In Medi
zines.
A Box viii Be sent by mail prepaid On rsssipss
the
PRICE, - CENTS.
AL srtsss shoald be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDINs,
a. CEDAR STREET, NV YolK.
F,s~ iAs Ess~is~. Norfolk. ".
s:I q * i S :i
Rs~ ~ Ess~Ssw, Ns,5ssi, ".
yhey have been tested In more than . thsssanA
eases, With entire success.
Frs~ as Ds~ssrss. St. css.I, MSsa.
sTs o, have been s,eabIsd th ths s..a
may have them in case Of sn:attaof.
Fs.. tAs Hs,,s. 4. r. 6ssass. cIsass, n.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Rpalding. and his AZ
nvalled cephslic Pills
Rsss tie Sostks-p Pssl Psdr, Nss Owlsaas, L.,
list sSsf h.. rs 90 h.S.t ss slrs g.
other medicine can produce,
Fye~ As 6ssstts, Dssssssvs. lsss~-
A. MI Ia, sPsdnf would not connect his Sans yith
Escs tie Adssttsv, Pyss<kSsAs. RI
.ssssys sSy "; re r. f:sd 70 b
yery heat for hat very sssns s:nI DBL vk,os
has ever been discovered.
Fsa fks st. LssSs DeRAsyst,.
The immense demand for the artfsls f.svhslis
PIllslis rrsidly iucreaslng.
kfsss fhs kssS~As VsIlss Sfss, kassUAa, u.
WeGe sure thAt persons ss6srias With tbs heaI
sehe' VINO try them, viii stock to tAssa.
Ne~ tbs AkewtSsr. PYsplissSs, Il. L.
The testimony IN their fsver II sirens, frsr n q
most respectable aartsra
FSeSs ia Daily Ness. Nsse>syt, RI
OephaIe Pills are taking the place Of all Ia n6s
F,ess fhs CossWsetaI BsIIstis, Boston, Msss
SAID 10 be very efiosoious for the headache.
From hs Comm0eiaI. Cfsessaasf, OA,s
Suffering humanity can now BE- relieved.
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NJ TEETH.
Ill. LOOMS NJ. d., the inventor snd pstentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his ofhoe N this city 6S0S7Q4
Many persons o1n wear these teeth who
eannot wear others, and no person can wear others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling 1t my ofrce can be accommodated
With any style and price OF Teeth they may desire;
but 20 those who particular and wish the pures
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can Prodnss, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oi.y-No. 33e Pa avenue, between
9TH and 10th SITS, Also, 905 Arch street, p adel
,hla. 90 W-6
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80 QUA ASCUTUM CLOTHS,"(Wa,er proof
"A Repsllant ClJthsD for Ladies and Gents
AEtumh sud Winter Wreppinss, various shades,
of the beet susiIty.
With al other kinds of Dry Goods for current
Ore price Only. mark ed IN plain figures.
All parcels for the interior properly psckrd, free
c4 chsrse- PERRY & BRO,
Pa. avenue and Ninth st,
- 81 sspArry AuiidinEr
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WE STILL CONTINUE THE. sALE OF
w the great bar ins N SiIk, OF az kinfs
May choice things 10 Mes merIn0eS. iTlsh Pop
d 8 Mopssslinsr, Il sEinc Pisids, 80.
ssssts. CarssSss, dss, S 8 hef'lass,
Pa avenue ana Ninth 81,
SsHz .'s-a ~Pary HgLains."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24

BALTIMORE, May 20-An engagement
occurred yesterday, si Sewslrs Point, four
miles from Fortress Monroe, the full psr
,ieulsrs Of which have not vet been re-
ceiyed. 1t is known, however, that the
u. 5. steamers Freeborn and MosticelIo
were tired upon from Q land battery very
heavily mounted. They Immediately re-
plied with such eifrc,. that the battery
was speedily demolished, and its occupants
were compelled to fy :or their lives.
II is stated that the noted Duy BOX IA
hardly known in New York city, and also
that l's reckless owners try 10 uaks il as
obnoxious as possible SO as TO provoke the
mob TO tear it down so tha, they can sue
the City for damoyo as other vii
iains there burn down their own houses to
recover insurance
BALLOON VoLuNTEEH-Jam Allen.
Of Providence, Rhode I-lsrd, the distin-
pushed arouau', has offered bis services
TO the Government to recolIOitre With b3
balloon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
LATEST---B Telegraph,
PHILADELPHIA, May 81, l, Pm.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2i, l, Pm.
Orders were yesterday givec, to march
the U. s. Troops into Virginia, and from
5000 to 10000 have already crossed the
Potomac. Col. Ellsworth, of the n. Y.
Zouave., was assnssina,ed in Alexandra,
by concealed foe, soon after be had
hauled down the Secession flag, this NOR
ming. His body was taken to the Navy
Yard. The N. Y. 7th Regiment was
am ong the troops.
Jackson, who shot Ellsworth, was imme-
diately put to death BY bullet and tayOuei.
Firing was heard this mornng, ocea-
stoned it is supposed By the forcing Of the
Virginia pickets.
There is great excitement in Washing
ton.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
Union County $. S. Convention.

All Pastors, Superirtcndents,r Teachers. and
other friends Of SUNDAY Schools in ihIs comfy
are invited 10 meet in convention al The Union
Sunday School Room IN New Berlin, NcSnav
the 3D. day Of June, 1861, TO consider the fol-
lowing topics:
what's the best plan for esHhI-hin1 and ss~png uF
new sabbath school. ~h.rr they ar needed,
What means should b. employ d o. briny sch5l
ars into sabbath <ehOosi
By wha, mean. can the sIirr scholars h- retained
should parent. and members of chur hes generally
belong to Slbtnth schools.
should unron'ert persons be appointed as teachers
Ia -abbsh schools.
6 What other duti-- belong .os teacher, sub
besi.- that ot -iyia1 instruction -ahtath ias-'
What the r-is;lons and duties Of FsstOrs towards
Sabbath schooi-
What J. the bst plan Of charitable conFit utYGs in
our sabbath >raOul-'
should iuer,A-i efforts be r-ia y encourage the
committing Of >crPture to upry - the scholars:
10 should Rewards De ri-rei In sattath : huol-:
II Have -shaih -rliool sNcur-iIn- Iic snl elh
billions n i.n. nrial trnI-ury:
L. How bet acrouY Yli-h the oi~t of Sss
bath schools, viz the early eonveT-on u children!
1t is proposed 10 take up the foregoing sub
jecis and discuss them IN the order IN which
they arc named. And il IS desired that ahy
persons who may be specially invited TO at
dress the contention, select one or more Of
these topics for thelr theme.
sa-At2, PM, General Meeting, for
public addresses.
The following are the Secretaries for the
several Districts:
Solomon Miller. Hrrtiey-Chri..i.n Dale H.rtston-
Samuel Swcu.ic, Le~is-JHm-- " SAID, Ni.ilLburx--
Henry X. Sander, iim--t ue-Leyi- b. ke-s!er, Ne~
B-rlin-,iOhn loun.min, Jnon-(Siil Chrn ' Dunty
set in place of John se-acs decd tor kz-t Eut1ios D.
Conral >h--krr " est Bul.loeLeyi llGck, Butaloe-
Henry W. Cr0tz-r, L.Wi~hurs-JAmes La--On kelly
Roiert Canfor. Whit Deer
Each ;. =. Superintendent is requested 10
reporr-hy the 25th May-to the Secretary for
his DISTRICT
Tn. name anil location of his school.
Number of uiHcrrs AMI Teachers
Number e -rh"i-r- during year
Nunier added t. Churri.-- r. N Sch'ol.
Missionary Monirs raised by the saoo
The District Secretaries will please see 10
the gathering Of these reports u them Ioge
,her-slate the No. Of Schools he thinks vet
needsd ia his Di>lrict-ard report I" the Cor
responding Secretary, New Berlin. by the 30ih
MAY, SO that he can make out his Report
A. SWINEFORD. Pres.ieuL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24

IH-The Lebanon Courier notices that
Isaac Sanderson, Of Jamestown, Formerly
Of Lewisburg,) has been appointed Super
intenden, Of the farm connected with Fl
Leavenworth, Kansas. Gen. Cameron has
issued peremptory orders for the removal
ofthe 5th Rcg't,o tcrquarters... .Messrs.
Killiug0r, Coleman, Karmany aud Ely
have left for Washington, to look after
the Lebanon Guards
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-24
DAVID GINTER & SON
HAVE r------S ~ tndlr aud Ga.
III bsnet Ware-rOOnl to the larger

IL binet Ware.rOOm to the larger
and m re commodious rooms, late the resId-
ence Of Vim. Frick, on the
Corner Of Third and MARKET SIS, Levi>burg,
1here thev have on hand the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT Of Work ever offered
: 10 the public IN This vicinity, comprising Dress
RureHu- anf Fancy Hashstznds Of the --latest styes
~s-, HAir-eat Chairs Canss.st Chairs Rocking Chairs
EtsS Hat Racks, To~. Rarks Jenny Lind and Cot
tace B-i-tvsiS. Fancy ung-- Fancy Tabi-s sa-.lso
general Assortment q COMMON EOEE sways rn
haui-Barroom and ofice Chsirs-Wkol.ssls or Retail
We also attend 10 the UNDERTAKING
business IN vi it branches Being provided With Fancy
HEAR u and FlsAS Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
W. are ready at any time sithin hours noti. 70
wait upon any and all who may favor US with . call
Having none but the best workmen, We q;
WARRANT all Furniture manufactured by Us, and 20
dviy eompetition either in price style. 81
Mnn.frctory on " lst Street,
where Cabinet and House Turning Scroll an
Rp Saving done short notice and r-.s, n.hls t.rms
good assortment Of LUMBER always On
hand FIR Mile Posts, Baunsters and Hsni Railing.
U RErIIRIN6 of all kinds done as usual.
NIB. ANY work not on hand will be made
as soon Ga possible.
Thankful for past favors. We still expect .
continuance % thr s=m-.