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Uruiuars svlu al auction AT 4oVDt'2c, B puH .ae =,
Oats and Bran nothing reported.
HAY. We did not hear Of a sale.
WHISKY -, Rectiied is. retailing ut 35a374c.
49 gallon.
PRovIsIoNs,, Mess Pork is Eetailing et $25 so
% Dbl. In Lard, Prime in terces is retailing at
lo3c, and in kegs at lac. y To- In Bacon, Shoulders
retail at Il, Ribbed Sides IA, Clear Sides l6 and
Sugar Cured Hams l4Gal6c. . ID.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20
CAgTLE II ARR & 7.

JEFFERSON CITY. june y. 1851
Arrived yesterday, $40 Texas Beeves and 366
Sheep. soid, 16l Texas Bceves, 267 Hogs and 100
Veal Cattle. Stock rematning on sale l77S Texas
Beeyes, 6G5 Hogs, SEQ Sheep and 6l3 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

C4 ~, CoSPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
oity Han, New Orleans, June Is 1861
mo. 5652l
ReSo'ted, That the adjudication by he f,,,tr,,, -
tract as per resolution No. 55 s9g and Keeping in Te
Carondelet MarGs Where Claiborne ana rod lanai
Arthur Hauehsecurie Henry ST. Pau and r. ChannaIn
ior $3.50 per year be and the same ey X u
Common Council of The city of New o leans W Tue
hso.ee Jitef That the Comptroller be ard he Is hcre,.
ulho Eed eAdiUdicaa the aOremsn contract Ia tEn
i9%est b,der at er iye days Office in the sal journal The
Wok 10 o done agteeaby 10 the ecca the Srvryor
Of the Common Council, F' Va '~'S''
lsgnedl LEA F. BAKEWELT.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl J. O. NIXON
..,, 20 80. President Board Of Aldermen,
lslgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
S0lee is hereby given that THURSDAY June " 1871
VIII proceed 10 adjudicae at nv Office nj - ocIoo
the lowest bidder, the above contract - 'S1 - -
jez0 9s ". c. oULBERTsoN, Comptroller,
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Receipts OF Froduce.
ARGYLE LANDING-Per steamer Gen Qpitman
IA bales cotton FTellson, Stevenson &co-l3 do
Broadwell & Hayne--l3 do Martin, Cobb &co-ll |
Barley, johnson &Co--9 Rotchford, Brown Eco
G Connolly &co--lO Brander & Hubbarl-5 do to
GLADDEN. u SeiXas-G86 pkgs fruit and sundres to
oTder-Total 81 bales cotton.
SHREVEPORT-P Per steamer Comet-9 bales
cotton Frellson, Stevenson &eo-9 bales cotton to
Henderson, Terry &co--1 Tarleton, Whiting & Tul-
ls-6 Perkins &c0-6 Copes & Phels-2 do Rosser.
Prothro &co-2000 scks corn and sundries to order
Total SO bales cotton.
SHREVEPORT Per steamer Texas-I6 bhls of
-four socks wool 35 bales cotton 6 L Kouus Bros
do H X Carter-l bale wool Payne & Harrison
100 head sheep } Noel &co-225 head cattle to C
Wilkins &co--sundries to order Total 80 bales of
cotton.
BARATARIA-Per steamer Bee-sundries to Or
der.
LAFOURCHE - Per steamer Music % hhds
sugar rs bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co-4 hhds
sugar Belocq, NOblom &co-l0 do Baudon &cO-
Is do Augushn & Thibeault-14 hhds sugar half
bhls molasses IS bbls moasses G Sabater-l6 do
l60 pkgs eggs 90 sacks peas $40 do potatoes to or
deT-Iotat G5 hhds sugar Ill bbls molasses IT half
bbls molasses.
FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Acada-35 hhds
sugar Roman 4 kernion-l2 hhds sugar NJ Gordon
jr--27 bbls sugar to Hall & Rodd-2 bbls talIow &C
hides III sacks potatoes and sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

iFlCCtlg tSc Adhic sUN B..
G@SjGSs so for sidewalks p ont ,e
Street, % " ''''''" avenue I'LL" d. '''" Inc baptist
st.NrtiTe. Gtfck drwE- r" u" oi w Is Of 81 ,i W nt r,
o Rone . t;eS S % j. @ Gosman @ q Co. o. Louis street,
sneSs s@s3 sG ts @"FS" III : @ S @ & n f f.,
Cnnal ,'o rit6sric srcl, ''''S ''''''e'''
resolution declaring null mud vrid certain ad5ped
"t ,,riHon e. iS'1 HE r fl NJ,
le For con"E ETo,inE iai2nc street '0 D. NIT
~ trC'outon rejecting Che ndndjcun OF
EanGh for rearins and keepins in repair m hr@rs
| the same
& "A !f" @ iom reEcis ] me adnd'''S'n " 'e contract TO Pat
A re,olurI,n anproyiur tn, N o a r,tr -, c w
p"nE aud ceng i"1epair the sr rcns from Canal
10 'y @ "yi Si An ,''1''S ] M i Inc 't,y ~ 70 n M,'nn
| to the up1"r l'uit- o' the tiy.
yH,b rss"%@ ] a4ho"" tho Surveyor to se new pump
a prrtn,e ,caoiuton uui,cri,ju, III, Street t,,n,
s"naI ',,c h,,@ 20 he placed Mson ne uJ rla
''5'S ri e. ,H"Gis i& & ~ Washing t t m Gl nIeNGe
ener l,s for cIu and kyc Ing in % ali 5% nn
10 ''o" ct the city J, ,,,1
Respectfully rrr,s -, ,,r,r,.,.
To ,l f5.n,,I M, ,rs,t,+ .'I v.r ' sec y
or thr .,"1ri" "f ,,i.tnut Allerrpn.
1enrne'-f"n are respectfully u'ysd ronc,r fol
G>o1 aa H. T. SrI Str ,iI mi ,aIrL 10
stree.
,i m lT"T : @ S H:,%%' u ~ @'ee "
John III" i'nr is, rryt-, '"'' 81
c '@" ia nc t m ,,,.s s E or @ to S,rG ne
81 npt , t @ he r 0 I'd i" ~ m I 1r Hrfl Ho:'.S'
M @ P,ly ID re E"i'r' ''ercs'i iui"rc d nee sheets I
'' 4 Eeo a"i authorizing the Street ,,r,,f ,
S2t["r Srj FIR m't, II ! @ r"pa'o hiae, III ene second ill.,
;@ {" ,. '. " "'.'' 10 s'I&.s &:>s, " @' IL. ii, 5' ."
III ,,,,o.;,,, r,,o,,, ,,i'','l H. Sc y
ot ,I1r, f,3 ~ ~ ti ~ '!le boafu
@ 5 u, , m @ ,, ~ ~ et'J ln'rH"IE 'H'SSaSe
W. "' '''' WI '''' VI '''e '"oe SHhlect
- ~ rr,,,.,r r,,,1,,rf.i,- ,,. s,, ,,; .,
the .n, "r tor lka n d relairiIg r. nI % 0'' % * ] '
ii;'rt't to @,"fs .,t e, eyep I've. ot r.
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sfIm.ilte gNtGlltgentt.
CRESCENT 4rTIoE, No; 70 Camp Street,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, Jure -, 1861.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer John Walsh. Moore, for Memphis,
r,.-- L y Welton
Steamer Louisville, Combs, for Memphis,
Master
Schr Trois Freres, Rehder, for Mobile.
Illumination { Bro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

snG An some small lots have changed hands
at 2303c.for fnferfos. 3l@sl for Common to Good
Common 46942 for Fair to Fully Fair. and 5da6c.
% ID. for Clarified.
MoIAssEs. l24 bbls. Choice Fermenting sold
at 24c.R gallon. Good to Prime may be quoted at
23@24c. % gallon.
FLOUR. We heard of 500 bbIs. superfine sold
private terms.
SAIN. The sales of Corn comprised 1OOOsack
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20
Arrived Yesterday.
ESeaub0arS.

Gen Quitman, White, I'm argyle Landing.
Comet, HarreIl, I'm Red River.
Texas, Stnde fin Red River.
Bee, Rolf, I'm Baratara.
Oregon, B0ardman fm Mobile.
Music, Brown, I'm Lafourche.
Acadia, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

FPAVES DU DEUXEE1IE DESTIEGCT.--TIa a
dcs rTes Beuvic ct Gave2, CONNIE epaves-
Lne Chevre blanche c noirc.
81 le dit animal
iTas Pay&s il vendu rencL"Jo pubi1le depot
lie SAMEDI, - de Hin 1861, 10 heurcs A. II.
. J. MILTON REI.F, Comnissuire Rues
NoHv"l'e Q @arr Is 10 l96l n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

Receipts OF Produce.

M0BILE-Per sohr Trois. Freres-t5O sacks sa1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

GEsl. S. MANDEVILG4E, COTTON FACTOR
u and Commission Merchant No. l3 Carondele. street
ms Snl&W
RrF1S NClLHrNNY. ALFRED MCTLHrNNY
~ McILHESEY SS CO., COTTON FACTORS and
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. I55 Cravicr street
New OTIeansr March !, 1851 ms 8m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20
Railroads.,


MOBILE Per steamer Oregon-24 pcs baggine
10 bdls paper and sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20
POLICE GAsaI-~OFFFCBAL,

w AS hrough1 70 the City Police Jat3 ola
W the 9th Of Jmne 1851 the vcry Iitht grill boy JOSEPH
says he HcIongS to Mr. William lue who lives in Louisville
hchhcEy He I'D feet inches his has two of The upper
a:rd 20 srlrB. ' ~
The owner Will Gail cln hts property according to law
MIGUEL HERNIA NDEZ JR.,
Keeper uf City Police Jail
ALFRED A. DUCROS
IeId lat CLERK t'nUtrnller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

Mr.. Allen appeared and took his seat
The following resolutions, referred to in the fore
gong report. were read. On motion, the rules
were suspended. said resolutions read a second
time, and adopted hy the following vote, viz:
cas-; Mesars. Allen Beebe Beggs, BENT. Davis,
Duprc, Fr@mauN, Hodgkins, Lccte, Magioni and
Monsman--ll.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

w AS broGsht to the City Police Jail On
W The 4i OF June 1861, the dark gf hoy MUMFDD Snys
ne belongs 10 Mr. Joshua Davis who in county,
GeorEA He is feet 81 inches nigh has good teeth,
te beard flat nose, small ears and aged about a years.
Ahe owner will call and claim properly according
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered June 5, 1861.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
je6 l5t Nlark nj Ts5mptrolIcr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20

II kAESBaHE SEFEtkGk.T spkCAPs BOtLRRs
A n hiANuFACfORY between Poydrau and Hevs. only
saE5D threo minutaa walk from the Charles Hotel.
SS The Undersigned having largely increased his work
shos ana hVg all the tAciies is prepared fill odsru
tor any description Of BOl EES in ess and s
North. ~ -
AlwGyS Oh hand, DOUBLE TLUED BOILERS, from 20 TO-
80 feet lohg1 and ~ inches diameter.
hiso C1lhNnkR BOILERS So 57 81 end Sc inches dams
hand. ~ ~
ship ~ ~
Parties Wishing to purchase Boilers plantations sear
p1ss o. f|'nills respectfully invited call iGdee c
heEnSeISas 'n28 ly&wo a. II. F0WLER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-20
mo. 5lmLI,

RGs0ra That pe mission be. and 'n -,mc i, M . r- tr
to Peter Seiber to erect .Hn @inr H his r-reu lIr
square bounded by Libe tr, Fruul; IliDI d E
streets Said permission 10 rglutIu ii0r- eliI.s T..rr
Of the Common Council
lSgned LEA +. BhkEWELL
Plerh!tu, Eolri u A-,.i.l,i Aldermen,
Sgnei J. n. EtEVN.
President Board GF Aldermen.
Approved innc IS 1851.
'l2 st Signed JOUN r. N0TR0E Mayor
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By TIE xse Of these Pills tbs periodic attacks
Nrssss ~ SICK RsaSssAs may bs prevented; and
l nEen ~ the commencement Of IN sttsok imna-
oiato relief from pam and sickness WI Be obtanSz,
They seldom fall In removing the Hsssss sad
HsSsAtks to which fomaies sro 20 subject.
They act gently uIsn the bsvels,-rsnev wing 0ss-
ftseaSss.
For Litrsry Mss, Stxlsass, DslIsats Females,
and Gil persons Of ssi<sssry Habits, they are wi
liable - LssSfses .improvinE the sqrsttfs, Eiytrs
fsss and s,ssf TO tbs dige organs, aad 70
storing the natural elasticity AKA sasngth the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS tire the rssul, Of lon,
Investigation And carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many years, daring which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount o!
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlsi-
mating in tho sUsoSs system or from Q dersrged
stste Of the aossseL.
Yhey Are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken ct oil times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, sd tAs 81
sd~sststr tksss TO ekildrsa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIYs!
The genuine have 1--WE signatures Of aenry q
sDAlding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and eli ether Dealers In Med.
zines.
Bsx viii be sent By mail ,rs,sid On rs.si,,.
The
PRICE, - CENTS,
AL srSsgs should be addressed to
HENRY g. SPALDINe,
- CIpAR SfIIRf, NEW YoRx,
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LEfSE NV kPHIA


The Camden and Anbcy and Philsdel- ,hi, A.
bELPhiH : 70 GSSFRSWspi'y dhs 1s trUS I'HILA
sMfSSEEH BEfSSTTI. 1 (. .s 81
Ats A. NJ, Vie Camden and Anboy, 20. and ,
A.. 4: H. We c.ndsn and y.r,s, on,, CN.L
Az If, Via csadsn and J.r..y ON, Morn
Ai5yk a. ~, Vi. Lsnsinston and y.uy CITY,
AZ ~ P; n, va Candsn and Anboy, "A, sonn.-
AtiP: M, via Camden and AnSoy. &c. and A.
AZ % 2; A., Vi. TensInrton and y.rae, Ctr.
Al q p. n, va ken.inr,op and J,-,, c,,.
ASP. NJ. via Camden and Jersey CITY, tRr.p,p,
A.lIt E NJ VI. Camden and Jor.e, Cit. csOu,A
ion ssht md sssssn1ef. ffs. ca SSEPFS SSs
M T s. s. Y ss f .Iss, runs d,, P
Ton: As.' az Ie A. NJ and * P. NJ. rom rsT &.s-
70. Ws ss SAP. str ond.bu Scranton, WILKES,
rom kssinftoD va e b.s sssS fIs sct. S a.
EI 10 H,a.S SSsfs. Allentown and B,,hl.hsn...
as to a; NJ ltss sOrneOs With The train leaving
FSr Mount Holly st and "A. N. and and es
For reeh9S ats A. u. sndiP M,
#spu M :,l ron hs3sinstOn, and ~ p. N. from
anaton,d Fi9reSneoo, Bordentovn, TO-, at La, /,
stesm.r trenton for Bordeutovn. ana ,,,.r,.
nsse Places, at ~ p. NJ. from Walnut direct
liz For New York and Way Lines, J..,in,
henslnkton Depot, take the oars on Fifh stTeeE
soove WA,Iut, bali sn hour before depaTturc The
from the depot. - " 'eA
Fifty pounds Of basssre only allowed 10 each
snYthlns as baExagc but Their wearing sppars'
All bafEate over 6fty pounds 10 be psid for
s1ue- Inc company limit their responsibility for
oassafe 70 one Dol az per pound, and Will not be
naDle iSr any amount beyond one hundred dollars
except ey SPECIAL contract
VIM. n. 6ATZMER, Aren't
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,SREAT cENTRALRoUTE FOR
TEE WEST, v,a HUDSON nv:

II ~ En a. ,S5ss,N MA y EOOIE FOR
'N En- RAILROAU and NEW YORE
CENThAL hAILROAp. Express Trains lea We
New York CITY depots Of Hudson River Rsiirosd
daily. Sundays excepted, .s fOllows:
rrem Shambers street From Slst Of. station.
i,,SS s~pm hsm sspm
Montr.l " and Buffalo s"Pm
Train with sleeping
Conne0tne AZ Albany with the New YoPt Cen
tral Railroad for Schenectady Rocbestey. mo.
bstavla, Rome, and stations on Rome and &steI-
town Reilrcsd. Buffalo, SYRACUSE Ni.g,r. F,IIs
Snopebslon Bridge, Auburn, 6enevs, Car ardsirua
Tralns IN oennectlon leave Buffalo and SuEpen-
non VIA Lake shore, BUfsl snc : AXE Huron and
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo. re, Fon Du i.so'
x Srosse, Madlson: Prairie Du Cher, Ga ena
Dunlelth, Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Musoa3
une, Iowa City, Burlington, QUINCY, SpriDFfeld
Alton, ~ Louis, Cairo, Terre haute Ind iapsroiIs
land, sss az points West, North west And SoutS-
west eNO ~0S'n-
NORTHERN ROUTE.
sConnectine with Trains at Troy, with Troy A.
Boston and Rens. Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
Whitehall, Rutland, burlington, 81 Albans. Ronse
Point, Plsttsburgh, OgdensburEh, Montreal, &c,
III Freight Arrangements b, tbi, rout. O..
epovei WITHOUT ohange of Cars, from the Depots Ia
. nampers ana Ssnal streets are at al times as
IRe facilities Of this great New York Roate 20 the
west commend ~ to the confidence az ueroh.nts
enn Shippers Tor promptness and Dispatch
- essehger Trains, with smoking and Sleepirf
Road. 'A NeA''e'
ror particulars as to local trains and freight Az
renEenents, lnsuire 81 the depot, s. Warren st,
A. r. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT
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fn - AND Fall RIVER. oA


BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE. u srs ii
,t,snsth and sFsed Rg; PsrtsSuaIly adsPted % he
neotion With the Fan River ADD Old Colony Rail
road, distance Of g miles only 20 Boston.
Leave Pier No, North River near the Bsttery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT Braytop.
Mondsys, w ednesdays, and Fridays, a. O'Clock
+. D., touching g NevYort each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, At o,oloof
p, NJ, touching 1t Newport each way.
These Steamers are ftted with oommodious
state rooms, aud every ef1ngemeut for the eeouri-
ADO comfort Of passengers, who are Afforded By
tn4 route night rest on board. and on arrival
~ I'll River proceed per Stenm boat Train .Tesoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting OF the Aocommods.
eon ~ A; n, By winch they may reach Boston
A baggsge msstsy 10 sttsched 70 each ate. mar.
Who receives and tickets the bssEafe, and accom-
penlee the same 70 Its destination,
"A steamer runs IN connection with thi, Line he
tween Fall River and Providence daily, EXCEPT
Freight 70 Boston 10 forwarded through with
great dlspstch by an Express Train, which leaves
reu liver ever morning, Sundays exoepted, az
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, srrIyinf
q lts Destination st about II A. M
or meaSnt q pas ssls, apply on board. or St the
end oerths apply on board, or N desired 10 secr re
mem In advance, 70 WIN. B0RDEN, Art
- $50 AEsf 70 and u West street, N. ".
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND From
T. BAIT MORE
WINTER SCHEDULE.



SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On and after Monday, November Is, 1851, rss
s3EfIMo Ssf e estr sS a, WASHINGTON and
mo,r,r,I pR e. ,Ii!s MoEIINS NORTH;
rlre II sstIRn1s sass s9 Az
NeE York r. NJ; Harrisburg LIS P. ".
Morning Aocommodation leave Washington 1IC
n. hrTIvs at Baltimore $50 A. n. No oonnec-
New YORK Mail Train-ls.vs w.ship,top a, !,
4: NJ aTrlSe a. baltimore lsto P. n. Ahilade phis
a6 ?, NJ. ATrivs st Batimors q p n: HsInsisyyss
81 e. NJ; PhlladoPhia 1000 p. Il.
Eys.in; E EK1RRIe.s.Iesys Wsssinston s p q,
A'Nst Tk III h Fl v4fRsfa5;sSSSI 95ra 4. H.
Leave New York ut a. D.; Phiiadellhis II 30 A.
Pm. 'oH ~
-ysys Rsw York at tsr. IT,; Philsdel,h,s To- p.
n; bsihnoTe go A. u. Arrive 1t Wafhns ton 6
Leave New York st II ?. r.; Philsdol,h,. 80
4: DaihmorefSs Ala. Arrive ct Wsshir ston
Aocommodation- Trains leave Baltimore AZ Q
I. A., arc ?. n foT Washington, arrive there at
Ii A. N. ard 7P,H II. ~ ~
PssseT ger Trans lssvinr Washington st,.D a..
NJ and SOS NJ, ana baltimore 81 !. Is A. and $50
P. M make direct connections for Annspolis at the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
passenger Trains leaving " sshinrton at 6Io A.
NJ, II A NJ and P. NJ, and Ba ltmore at 40 and
rs A; M and 80 p NJ will stop only at Annapolis
way Assssngers must take the Aeeonln1odation
TraiEs will leave Washington and Baltimore
w. p. SMITH,
ENC, MaSter Of Transportation, Bait.
Agent, Camden Station, Baltimore.
b. r. GILBERT, Agent at WASHINGTON. no %
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.ys!af rfSSfSSs E ssh t 4Ss

The kE9ULAR NAIL LINZ
3sspsdf P SEsoSTiSEEs tsEEo Pun eHos
TONoolnland Route-The shortesi and most d
ssss md SoMoNWEEAzLfFRRc S S. Ss't s.
Mllllsms, in connection with the stonineton and
leaving New York dslly,J sundsys excepted, from
Sis s.r No y Meth Rysr, s.s se!eoA z. NJ. sss
49, &; ssi.$' Is
t0n--Tuss1S.s Ihgrsdey and Saturday. ~ 80
The COMMEMORATIVE, from New yorf-
Monday, "Wednesday, aad FRIDAY.
$500; issl Srsson Iresssa sI Isross e
Tn, rsscAins 80 Place ~ advances 81 tho.e b
Morning Lines corecting North and Esst. Pas
sengefs that prefer IL. remain on board the
steeDef epl9y mgbtr' rest uDdistnrbe1 breek-
MS n desIfed, and iesxe Groton n the7 rs A. NJ.
trtn oopnectlnS At Providence With the 90
5 Fgs fo@ frovsdsSos o Ssvport, Fittf cents,
a bssgsee master socCmpsniss De sts1nsr AID
For fsssssss BsytAs, STATE Rosm., Or E.sirht,
Spy 90, beafdo the steam ~, or o. me kTsiskt
gmss, Pier u North River. OF 81 the o9es q
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THE EVENING STAR.
For the star
MIDNIGHT MUSINGS.
(hespse5EIly Inserib.d to IL. "Can.ro,
Gudrds.pl


(ReYes5HIly Inserib.d to IA. "Cansrox
GHaTds.")
sY SARAH ,. C. wHIrTLEsEY.
The midnight winds with a mournful wall,
Are sooofng along In the noon Of the night;
The sfars look down through sonhre veil, HH
On the slumbrous earth, with solemn light.
The feysred heart Of the world IL dead,
Till the slvet trump Of the morn shall sound.
Deep siienee-haTkI 'tis the loseIy tread
Ofa"Cameron Guard" ia his weary round.
bend frcn my cory couch, and part
me cnrsns away nomthe window sill,
Anc lo9k tnro' the gloom, with a saddpned heart
As ne wends along In the wintry chill.
lash of steel, in a feeble ray,
strikes Up, with a transient, trembling light;
catch the hum Of plaintive lay,
'uprppling the surface Of solemn night.
Know be dreams, by the pensive air,
~ VI Iaf on friends and sweet, sweet homs''-
VI quiet hearth-and his heart 10 there,
As ne walks through the midnight chill and
gloom.
] said, rercharce he never will, more.
There under the dear old rorftree stand
his manly form may be mantled DER
With sPring-time buds, In nv own south lar d.
Ard the ssbls of sorrow may hang on the walls
bloor;
And breaking hearts mourn in Its desolate halls.
fof the loved one laid In a south land tomb
Oh; Tufsring south. dear land Of my birth,
The heart blood of patriots crimson thy fame,
III angels can grieve for the errors OF earth,
mAsHIssroN weeps DER thy sin and thy
shamei
God grant that traitors who bind thee in hains
Ol sordid ambition and tyranny now,
soon, soon may be swept from thy sorrowing
plains,
And the stars and stripes float DER thy di,en-
thralled browi
AL hail to the flag Of the brave and the free
The star spaUgled banner forever
Shall arch traitors tear Ii from Libertv's tree
And hamPle it! Nsusr! no NEVER!
strong hands hold the standard, and hearts true
ouaro us henor, undaunted, through danger
and gloom,
ana the sHr spaugled banner forever will wave
oet ne L nion unbrOken, and treach ery's tom b
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
CHANGE OF TINE,

CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after SUNDAY 18th November, Pss,en-
ger Trains Will arrive and depart from Calvert
station SIS follows:
Trains NORTH LEAvE
Buffalo Express ., m,
Parkton Accommodaflon 4 a. m
fittsours and Harrisburg Express 50 D. m.
TRAINS SoUIH ARRIvE
RaIkton accommodation at q. m
Butsio Express % q. m.
rit!s6urE and Harrisburg Express pm,
Msil 50 Pm.
The .. m train from Washington oonnect,
With the 20 q. m. train from Baltimore fer the
west and for Buffalo, Elmira, Rochester Dnn-
klIfk, Csaadalsua and Niagara Falls, and for \ ev
The ri q. m. train from wsshipr,op oonp.o.,
with The ?. IN train from Baltimore 10 West
Rochester. ~ oNueo anu
=. The p. m. tram from Washington connects with
the 81 p. IN. ram from Baltimore for PiitsburT
Harrisburg and the West and is q direct oopsee.
tlolt or Lebanon. Esston Allentown And New
ork VIA Central abroad of New Jersey Try
this rou-e for New York ny
The only tram leaving Baltirsre on Sunday
s IN ?. m train: for Harrisburg, Pittsburr, Chi.
Ihs only tram arriving in Baltimore on suud.,
Is tn 20 q. IN. train. las q CT sRKEe'
NO % ~ SuperinteRdelt
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PACKAGES UNCALLED FOR AT TIE
OFFICE OF THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,

WASHINGTON, Nov ts, 1861
Ehe following packages remain on hand at this
once this day. Owners applying for any Of them
will please say they are advertised
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EDUCATIONAL,

WASHINGTON ANDGEORGETOWN FE-
w MALE SEMINARY,
49, A BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL,
NO. ~ SO bsttress SEA and 7th stS., WaShington
- and no. Isl West st Geoygstotcn,
The duties of this Institution were resumed in
september Circulars may be obtained at the book
stores, or by addressing the Principal.
SO B-eou M. J. narrower.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

MASSEY. COLLINS & CO.'S
w PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT 4LE,
We have just eeeIyed q supply Of the above Ale,
Winch we recommend to be Of very superior quail
lty. Persons wishing to purchase. by making i'm
Army & SHINN,
NOT GEORGETOWN.
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E II Ss ~, F ESsg


And WEST, Trsins leays: = ' t'oN 2
From ChsmbsIs.t NY Prom tn strsst
and $50 and D. NIL B46r-m-
Troy and Albany twithl10%5 >. m. fsundsvr In
sleeping oar) I0,16 ,. M cluded5 = -.
Poughkeopate train g. a. Ia 8 a m and A n m
e IN LIS en-. - = -
ecatsslh .tsln, tmpn sxp M. IA
w,tpd SSSAnds ecp m. as D. m. o.
f''h''ii '''h' (. ;. sxfsk. Z; .,.r....Dd.u,,
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$3.50 NEW Y2kK, JH LSI AND
xIsANY. 9 TR t6EAX N6RSTEk E EMn XSEK FOB

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
CommenoinE Monday, May nth, 1851.
18th street. AA'
:, For Dover Piaius-<oo ,. m. Stopping NJ Whits
fisins ana stations north TO Dover plains-ffom
lLhi. train will run to Millerton every Saturday
For croton. FsIls-s:Ika m, ssopyinr At All st.-
lions north OF Eordham from 18th street station.
FOR w nlte Plains-2:So, <lo and 500 p m. stop
Eor w hlte Plains-6:l5 p. m. stopping ct all sta
ions rom w hite street station.
For llllams BridEe-1p, 1l;l5 q. m. and s.So .,
n. stopping Of al stations from 27th str ees rtation
Returning will leave
Aln4ny-9:oO q. m. last express train.
Dover Plalps-6sS9 o. m. lThis tram leayes NiI
ierton every Monday morning at 8 O. M
White Plalns-S;lo, 800 O. m. l:lo 7.eo n. nm.
SMliiams BridgsTs:So, $500 a. m. & hoo ,. m.
tree, for Central Park, Yorkville,. Harlem And
~ ngn 5ridre eysr{ 3sy minGtss; fiom 500 8. n. 70
NoP ~, JOHN BUkCHILL, Asst SUIT J
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&&sa STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
&AEk2 NEW YORK NDLIVERPOOL,
-. LaHding and embsrkIDg passengers at
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphis
Steamship Company intend dIspatchiur their fiji
powered CIydd221bnit iron Steamship. IS follows:
CITY oF BALTIMORE, 10Th.
And every Saturday, 1t noon, from Pier a, North
river.