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THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
i invite the attention of the Amy and A
Navy to their full suppl, Of MILITARY
such as Indigo Blue Cloths and Doeskins,
Caps, Epaulets, Laees. Shoulder Straps, -,
respective embroidery A SO, the celebrated PAT
ENT FILTERIN6 CANTEEN.
Orders in that line respectfully solicited.
H. r. LOUDON T. CO.,
Naval and Military Merchant TaLprs,
~ 49, OSm 1861 Pa 8v.. under Browns Hotel.
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.aEAI INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISES
fAs sB5sEl k1S sEEFssSERN

KENT" Capt p, KIssn;
VIII gun their ROUTES a. follows. Isavi. e EIsht
street, Baltimore. foot of Camden. at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landinrs
on ChoPtank river. every WEDNESDAY and
SATHKDAf, returning every Thursdsy and
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning ca y 9 Says
PIONEER-For 81. N,ohael's and Easton. via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, AID return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY. Returning
BY same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, st. Miohasrs and
Ee ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SITUR-
PAY, returning every Monday by same route
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare to St Michssi' s and Niiiss' Riyc;rI15ou
Fare 70 West River, irOpnd tIip. siG.:-.: 60
Fare 20 Annapoii. (round trip IS oepts) IS
MEALS EXTRA.
NEFIeisht must be prepaid,
, mari and Once, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden
beItiWore' G. X. CANNON.
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III FRENCH & RlCHS1EIN
Lave just received q fresh supply of NQte Pa
per, COlored Borders, ruled and plain, with En-
Velopes TO match Also, r lag Paper of all kinds,
with and WITHOUT Notices; Envelopes to match.
Purses and Pocket Books of every descriptIon,
A largo assortment Of Stationery.
New York Papers received daily; Papers from
- - '' FRENCH 4 RICHsTEIN,
mas 2Ss Penn. Auenne
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FEMALE gQARDI.Ns AND Day school,
Mrs. g. 4 4 kdd6S8EaRMxYttk =; ,,,,,.

Hhe thirteenth animal sespon of tals Institas,o,
SSs,s > ses a e.: e.
=, The course Of study BURNED VIII csmprtse an
ne branches e<uisite 30 Q thorourh EnrliSh Edn-
SsSions and MusIo' French. Latin and Drsvins,
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormiah q.
R<spsred 70 receive limited number Of Is1ils q
III, will be under her Immediate osrs and supsry-
sion. She Will endeavor, a. far e. possl6e 10 sur
Of Home. AAAA so1o7s
. 0ws.es-Rsv, SEQ. Il. Morton, Rev. DR.. Kim.
Es. ESi.i sng8den. FL :,.. E Masn wsssis'
E.s- Hsnry Ma5snry. Ess., Leyis Aeksnne
Ed,toE Evening stsI, Beeitmla Wf:sTs. EsS ,Jas
H sMs' h IIs iEsS Col IosH Miner,
Board, with Tuition hi = TIA En,r.h p-.,.
In advance. Aesaps
Mgsie snd Languages II Professors prices.
HI NO extra charges. An ~,
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IL MILITARY BOOKS
IL RENCh RlCHsflEN have jusf received
Of all kinds, which they efer IRON zen 20 ffty
Per cent below the regular retail prIces.-In-
A nev sdihS. Of Hsrdes's infAury and Rife
Teotios, complete, ll.2s
terSss' yolsnsesrs' Manual, ayols. o.
fnecs y2mpenolum Of Hardees Taciios, nc
Sr9ss, Hlitsty surFery. 80
Mahans Eeld Fertilization and Outpost esck rs
Asroee's IActics, cheap edition. Sc -
a Nhs Soseiers Guide, q complete manual and
the Home 6uard 2Sc
The Hsnd Boob Tor the U. =. soldier. beib,
49, SSok on insuuofion 90 the u. ;. lflantr, nc
also. ailitary Mas, Msp Of the Scar u war,
: fiaFs, Badges and Meals af even dsscnpdsn.
Any OF the asoye sort BY mail fre.,
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IoNClnland Routs-TRs shortest and most d
ssTIa1 g.. : IL fH RScK, Capt,
Providsncs And Bos 'on and PROVO sncs Rsilroeds
lesving New York daily, Sundays ex pted, From
BE, No ]. So,th River. q osolccf r. NJ. and
SIeson q eS o'clocG n. l.. or on the ARRIVAL Of
- Nan FIsi2 yhlSh lssyes Boston e 69 p. Al.
rs fSSS;ssi, AZ fssssa aO
Ss cSs, T%As,sss.,s and sssE,ds. From erOtOn
passenIsrs from eroton PROCEED Per railroad 70
krovideooe and BQston, in he Express NAL
Tram, reaching SAID place in advance ~ tkose By
other rosts., and in AMPLE time fof al tks cary
Morning Lines conecting North and East Pea
ssnssrs that prefer e, remain on board DE
feat II desifed, and leave Groton IN the 7 rs A. 81
Triir. oonpsohng At Providence with The ~
Fare hos irov,deroe 20 Newport, Fifty oeuta,
"A bAsgage master accompanies the steamer and
For Passage, Berths. State Rooms, or Freight,
1Iply on board the STEAMER, or at the freGbt
Once, Pier Ia North River, OF 81 the Ofhoe VI
the Ccmpapy, No. us W eat % Get corner IN ort-
land street New YORK. Feb. -. 1851.
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III The distribution, sale, exchange or giving
away Of any copy or copies ofthe Dubuque Herald,
Puoilsned at Dubuque, Iowa, is prohibited in ST.
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BY the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks O
Hrooss oT Sich RsGdseks may DO prevented; and
taken at the commencement OF IN attack imme
oiate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing tho Nassss and
Headache to which females are 30 subjsot.
They act gently upon tho bowels,-removing Cos
ffssnsss.
For Literary Men, Sfxdssts, Delicate Females,
ana Oil persons of ssdsstoyy Aabits, they are val
liable as La1dtics, improving the appssifs givins
fo"s and eisor to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
Whole syetsm.
The CEPHhLIC PILLS are the result Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experime nts
having been In use many years, during whIoh time
theJ have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
mating In the nuuoHs system or from q dsrang cd
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their oompostiop.
AND may be taken at all times with perfect safet,
without making any change Of diet, sad the s5-
'sses 81 Any diSasrssobls taste rssdss IL easy 20
sdStntsfr fhsp TO eAildYsR.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFHITs!
The genuine have five signatures of Henri,
spslding on eaoh Box.
Sold By Druggists and oil other Dealers in Med,
sines.
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on reoeip,s
the
PRICE, 2S CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDIN6,
<e CIDAR Strict, NIw YoIK.
FrsH fhs EzsSsisr, NorfoI, Va.
!hey were made, WIS: euro OF hesdaohs in iii il
Rss tAs Esssstsr, Ns.JsH, 70,
They have been tested in more than tAslsans
eases, with ontirs suooess.
Ees tAs Democrat. So. Cloud. Mssa.
o send nesn bsIgsbsd th As scss
may have them in case q sI:sts.oF " 20 WAT '''
Fto< is Wssssr. K. r. 6ssa,s. CA..ss., H.
we sesrsly endorse MIR. spsldinE. And his AZ
Ftss tAs SoxtAs~ PstI Fs.ds,, No, o,,sss,, II,
Try them you that Afflicted, and We are surs
other medicine can produce.
Fto~ tAs 6asstfs, Dsvsspsrs, lees.
m hi d you'd nov no, HI. Hans
Ro~ tbs Advertiser, PyesiIs.ss, RI
The Cephslic Pills arc said to b Q remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one OF the
Ss,y best tos shnt very esueni complaint which
FSecs fks So. Lsssis Dssesyaf,
HE Immense demand for the ertisls (CspAaIis
fhis)n rapidly increasing.
Flsss Tia ksHsUkS Vallsy SssS, EssSssSs, n.
We are sure that persons suffering with the had
sehe, VINO Try them, VIII stick 20 sksn.
Ffess tAs Advutisu, PyssISssss, Ri
The testimony In their favor II strong frsu IA q
moat espeotsb'e quarters
Hoss As Daily Noes. Nssrsrt, r. l.
CephslIo Pills are taking the place of ali klnds.
FSom fhs Commercial BxlIstia, Bostos. Ma.s
sald to be very ofhosoious for the headache.
From As Commercial, Ciaessssti. Oxio.
Suffering humanity can nov be relieved,
III single bottle of
spalding's Prepared Glue
will save ton times Its cost annually,
SPALDLNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE THE PIECES!
rrONnAyt
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

n cENfNEGHfE1 R RHFltwAr.
sUPERlNTENDRNT's oFFIoE,l
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. Nay 10, 1851.
On and after SUNDAY, Nay 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Ar
rive and depart - follows, until further notice
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL etel5 A. NJ.
EXPRESS at $50 p. M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at p.
The sl5 A. NJ: train connects at Relay House
With trains on the Western MARYLAND RaiIroad:
a. Hanover junction with Hanover and 6ettshSfr
Railroads; at York with York and Wriahtsyille
Railroad; 81 Harrisburg Nth Pennsylvania Rail-
I3ad Tor al parts Of the West, sso with lebanon
bsrlsnd WITH and B. Railroad for Kingston and
al parts Of Wyoomips Valley and st sunbury With
the Phlladelphls and Erie Railroad for ali parts
Northern Psnnsylvsnis and New York.
The $50 r. M train makes Gil the above conpec-
tons except Hanover Railroad, wfifht1yllIs
Railroad and the lebanon Valley Railroad.
The r; M; train makes connections with Penn
gy.vanla RAILROAD for al psrts of the Weet, and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail at 8 10 r, NJ ?; ExpreI st Is A. M; Harms
burg Accommodation az rs p. NJ
For Tickets and information ipsuire NJ thu
Ticket Ohloe, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. g. CLARK, Sup't
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A RMY SUPPLIES.
"A JUST RECEIVED
$40 cans SAUSAGE MEAT,
$40 cans FRESH TOMATOES,
48h cans FRESH VEAL,
$50 cans BEEF, Ia mode,
$40 cans ROAST BEEF,
SGD cans FRESH MOTION,
$40 cans BEEF and GRAVY,
$40 cans SOUP and BOUILLI
80 cases FRENCH DESSICATED VEGE
TABLES.
For sale at New York Factory prices.
KING & BURCHELL,
se6 Corner and fifteenth streets
II NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY of the United Netherlands, By John
Lothro2 Motley 2 vols; free b, msiI, 81.
The Rise Of the Dutch Rep ubis, a. history, BY
John Lothrop Motley; avos :cIoth; FREQ By mail,
Silas Mariner, the Weaver Of Raveiol, by the
author Of Adam Bede - cloth 15foents paper 90
oonts.
. Life and Career of Major Andre, BY Winthrop
Sargent; $50.
After Icebergs with Painter, Summer Voyage
% Labrador and Newfoundland; By Rev Louis L,
The Manufacture of Pho.oEen,o or Hydro Car
bon Oils, BY Thomas AntlselI, n. d.; Sl.f5
Any Of the above free by mail
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epD 27s Penna. avenue.
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ALBANY ", Troy TROY, N1oRTR AMP WEsT.

Commencing Monday, May a7th, issl.
For Absny-llW .. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plsirs-4oo p m stopping at White
CThis train viii run to Millerton every ssturesy
For Croton FsIls-s:l5s O. m. stopping 81 oil sta
tons north Of Eordhsm from 9sih street ststion.
For w hite Plsins-2s0, $40 ard 500 p m. stop
PFPs q III si ;.'fs1s from h street
hons from white street ststion.
For Williams Bridre-7.S, fi:lB Q. m. and ssso .,
u stopping 81 all stations from 18th street station
AIbeny-soo q. m. last eI press train.
lerton every Monday morning at .. NJ
MSiie PsIn,S&iC, zoo q. m. 4lO q 100 pm.
Williams Budge-s=so, $500 .. m. a Loo .. m.
SUNDAY trains viii leave eth Avenae corner a7d
f Tree foL Csnsal Park, Yorkulls. Harlem shd
10 n. John RTRcciHffifG". as at s p 20
NEW YORK AsB ERIE RAIL
MIA Ferry and Long Doef, from foot Of cfamheTs
1s me. E% EXP fcr bsntrl and Bvs.O
and principal inferno taie Stations.
500 O. m MAIL, for DunkIrE. and intermediate
sAnors-Thls Train remains over nlt ht ~ KIM "a,
seS n. MILK IL ds,fa. FOR 6asviIs. and inter.
! ii @ = N ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
'siss' and nd Wa s Si &sd,O,p N.,s,,,s
Zoo p 10. MIG ar E&PR Ess. daily, for Dun
klrf, Buffalo, CsnandsIsus. and pnnoipel stations.
500 ., M. Accom- mODATioN.fO for bonneville,
NATHANIEL mI htS; mRt sos,r:t SEMI ssp't
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n CRAwFoRp. Agent.

c,GREATC CENTRAL ROUTE FOR
The WEST, eco HoDSON q w.
' 81 RxILkOlO aad NEW YokH
SErysAL zsk ..6.s aa.sIs;; dsD: sys
Prom Chambers street Prem slst st station.
n@" s@pm lis sspu
MSssS,p n pun,o ssPn
cars, ASP 10 lSRn
Connectins q Albany with the New Yort Ger
tral Railroad for Schenectady. Roohester, uhos
Batavia, Rome, apd stations on Rome and water
Trains in oonnection leave BpfAlo and suspsn-
Son via Lake shore, Buffalo spc Z axe lJon and
great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, mv sukie. Fon Du Lac
bsp.i9s S.s:c1; .1 rTsrs Ds SEis9 G.
nne, Iowa City, Burlington, Quincy, sprinske
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre napte, kdlanapolls
LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, Layton. Columbus, O-Ye
land, and a. points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE
Boston and Rens. 4 Ssr.tota Roads for sarstors.
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, II Albans Rous q
foinf, PlattsourGh, OsdensbuIGh, Montreal, Ao.,
ID Freight Arrangements BY THE route Al
above, without change Of Cars, from the Otpots Q
ShAmDes ana Canal streets, are ~ eli times as
1svoraoe as made BY oth.r Railroad COmpanIss
re ao,nes Of ms sre.t Ney yort Rpsts. . The
an sh ppers for pronptpess and dispatch
- Passenger trains, with SuokinG and Saeerinr
al. ron IN connection on the New York Cenirsl
For psrtsulars a. to local trsins and freight a,
A. r. SMITH. eu peri ntendert
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L..E.: =: gro, , q f$SsSS$SssfeD
:ssss s$s sfLY, tssnd.,.D ieslsds s.s 9,
ocnSscts, .tb q. snt and
Wssh!nston, o. c., Philsdelphi New Yorf, Boz
We s;.t fEr5 bpt,SS s,s -.
Train from New York and PHILADELPHIA.
The following Ia the sehedu4e;
Erom rev YORK 70 Fort Monroe and back. eH
Prom Phflsdelph's and back r.. ,..,.'-.-- SM
From Baltimore and back. De
DPR0CURE YOUR TfCKETsn
foot of Courtlabd street.
In PhLsdephIa, At the Ccmpsny's once. m. w.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut street, or al the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In BALTIMORE. on board the Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNfR,
Arer
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HE subscriber 6A I1Isi ct .1.,,,. =.
hstory, nekips Il now one Of the lsrSess. -
t @sp g:ssssi ressi s.;
LidHT WA6ONe OF Gil kinds oannot Be- sur
sessea. tna IRON lls long exPeIisnes u the busi-
ON hsn nanos OF oarriasss and Light Wasons Kept
,r All a. hIEpAIRs nsstiy done. end ell orders
sss ss Sns sssa c..ssSs hssFss y s3sAsass for
ahq corner Of Fourtespth and -.
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,RvG0 MORE FINE FRENCB OOrrhGE
-. PIANOS for rent, st w. g. MET--
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NOTICE TO TRAyEI.ERsc
"a. N FALLS. Prs.t
fESI5!E!$$sSSkkF FHS,k EIt:

sSSs 81 rs a. z1sR
Jog si l. AVE- ss.s
a.. s1Sr re- Eg.5, !: I. !. MAJ
RAfSnt Is 7. NJ. only. All trains connect Win
Nsv YORK. trains except as p. n. train on sstur'
A Freight Tram with passenger car attached
saves ats p. y. stopping 81 Ell Stations bet ess
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern SAore
~ MsylAno VIII ind the most en- peditiops route bt
trAn colofed Persons must Civ. bond befor.
wM CpIwpnpn -.
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OUR. STOCK AND WHOLE TARIFF OF
W fKISES ADAPTED TO The WANTS
81. PERSONs IN MODERATE CIRCUM-
Dry Goods in all departments of first GLASS Euro
lean and american fabrics, adspt for the current
wants Of famllle and hou sekespsrs.
Ons price only, marked in D sin figures oonss-
euentiy no purchaser is oyercharged
~. parcels Tor the interior properly pscked, free
OF charge. PERRY BRO
Fem. av and 9Th and SITS,
sep lsot1 "Perry Buildingn
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WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
w S22 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
MILITAR AND NAVAL,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND READY-MADE CLOTHIERs,
AND ESrENsilXE PEAtERs IN GENTLE
90 SILL Intel. Repub.I
~ OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
1NkEDlNG Any kind of Fancy and Staple DRy
GOOD Us for the folks az home a re solicited To in
speot our vast stock OF New Autumn and Winter
purchase. COMMUNION "
one price only, maj ked in plain figures tbsrs
foie, no purchaser 10 deceived,
PERRY BROTHER
Pa. avenue aud Ninth 81
ee % u III "PerrJ Buldlng'o
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Ho1 ths Daily Noes. Nssrsyt, r. L,
CephslIo Pills are taking the place OF All IA nds.
F'o~ fhs CosHSs~eial BxlIstia, Bossos, Mass
Bald 10 be very efiosoious for the headache.
FSom fAs Commercial, Ciae,sssti. Oxio.
Suffering humanity can nov be relieved.
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The Camden and Amboy and Philsdelphis and
T rE 8 RailrSsd CSWgsnies' h5ne from PHILA,
KIN hhGKESs I9H MAe,kfnuEP ssTTH 20! WhARF
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QUARTERNAsTERs OFFICE,
U. 8. MARINE CoRPs,

washington, May 22, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until Tuesday, the 25th day of June,
1861, at 3 o'clock P. NJ, for supplying wood and
coal to the United States marines, stationed at
Washington, D. G., from the lst July, 1851, to
the 30th June, 1862.
The wood to be best oak sapling, and to be
delivered, piled, measured, and inspected, at such
point within the walls of the marine barracks
as may be designated by the commanding marine
officer, free Of expense to the United States.
The coal to be best white ash anthracite egg
COAL free from dust, and to weigh 2,24O fb to the
ton, to be weighed, inspected, and delivered at
such point within the walls of the marine bar
racks as may be designated by the commanding
marine officer, free Of expense to the United
States, and both wood and coal to be furnished
at such times and in such quantities as the said
commanding marine officer may require.
Payment will be made upon the quarterly re-
QUESTION of the commanding officer, stating the
quantities required for the use of his command,
agreeably to regulations.
A guaranty, to be signed by two responsible
persons, whose responsibility must be certified
to by the United States District Judge, United
States District Attorney, or United States Col
lector, must accompany each proposal, other
wise It will not be considered
To be endorsed, Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed TO the undersigned.
W. SLACK,
may 24-w4w @. NJ Marine Corps.
The national Republican., 1861-06-14

looking piece, which fully impressed ms with
the wisdom Of the saying OF the Ecclesisstis.
that "there is nothing new under tho sun"
The piece to which we refer is an old Spanish
gun, we believe. 1t is very much OF the shape
of an elongated blunderbuss, not much larger
in thickness. The breech is oblong, and seems
to have been destined TO receive considerable
quantity Of missile. Upon the breech is carved
in antique figures 1870, evidently the year in
which it was made. There are. many other
strange sights which we beheld, and upon
which we might expatate at length.-M O..
Delta.
Secretary Cameron has addressed letters to
the Governors Of States which furnished troops,
trusting that they would .comaission no one Of
doubtful morals.
There Is nothing doubtful about the morals
of Sckles, Judson, and many other representa-.
tives Of the New York contributions.
The British and American Southern Steam
Ship Company advertise that their first vessel
for New Orleans direct-the Mdlacca--will
leave Liverpool on the 7th August, to be fol-
lowed on the 4th September by the Rangoon,
and thereafter, every alternate Wednesday, by
screw steamers. Our navy men, sharp for
prize money, will be glad to End this statement
prove true.
We are requested by the military authorities
of the Confederate States to urge upon our
brethren Of the press, throughout the South,
the importance Of abstaining from all specific
allusion to the movements of troops. The very
wisest plans of the Government may be
thwarted by an untimely or otherwise injudi
cious exposure. .la .JI.r
The Confederate troops at Culpeper, are en-.
trenched upon the plantation Of ". u. Wallach,
the editor and proprietor Of the Erening Star,
of Washington, and . notorious Hessian Of the
press. -ir.t Na f...f....-r ...
The national Republican., 1861-06-14
Arrangement Of tho Nails.
.r..#. AT TEE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.

WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
The NORTHERN MAIL closes at O'Clock and at
O'Clock P. N. daily, and arrives at 6.lo A. N.
and at 8 P. NJ, daily. ....,..
The WEsTERN MAIL closes at o'clock P. M,
and arrives at 1880 o'clock A. NJ, daily.
The NoRrHwEsTERN MAIL closes at o'clock
P. M, and at 9 o'clock P. NJ, daily, and arrives
at 6.lo A. M. and 9 P. M, daily.
The ALEXANDRIA MAIL closes at 4.30 P. NJ,
and arrives at o'clock P. N.
Letters and papers for Offices In the following
counties in Western VTginia, are sent daily to
Wheeling for distribution:
Barbour, Berkeley, Brooks, BraIton, Cabell,
Calhoun, Clay, Doddridge, Gilmer, Hancock,
Hampshire, Harrison, jackson, Ksnawbs, Lewis,
Marion, Marshall, Monongahels, Ohio, Preston,
Peasants, Putnam, Roane, Randolph, Richie,
Taylor, Tyler, Upshur, WetEel, Wood, Webster,
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The national Republican., 1861-06-14
HARVEY. THE COrRTJFR.

We copy from the New York Atlas (Anson
Herrick, editor) an article touching the case OF
James E. Harvey, not unknown to Mr.. Herrick,
who was en- important individual in New York
in the beautiful days Of Tyler.
There is house in Lisbon, as there is in
every capital where We have Minister Resi-.
dent, which is known as the house of the Amer.
lean Legation. Into that, no doubt, body Of
marines from an American ship might enter
without violation a. to Portugal of information.
al right, and bear thence the body of Mr.. James
E. Harvey, to be brought home and tried in
the District of Columbia for the acts Of trea.
son impated to him. .1a----- 20
But it is said We have no spare ship to send
on this errand. .a .,.rrr...
If we had, the restlt would not be worth the
trouble, except as hint to Europe Of fashion
We had Of dealing with servants unfaithful to
the people. ..u .T
Our contempt for Mr.. Harvey is not based
upon these recent disclosures.
he is described to us as I" courtier some
call him toady," "sycophant," "a lick.
spittle." He is said to have been man of
good parts and winning address, a man who
was eternAlly in favor with the master of the
hour at Washington, very dear to the President
or premier Of the day, whose favors and secrets
he could worm out and sell.
Such fellows have their uses, if for nothing
else than to point the curses Of honest men.
They have lived in all ages. The courts Of ty.
rants, the governments of peoples, alike afford
them shelter. Small specimens Of the class fit
around Washington to-day.
Polonius was character in Hsmlet's time.
He was Of Mr.. Harvey's kind. The cloud was
camel, q weasel, or whale
I'll Is backed like a weasel ~
either or all, just as the heir to the throne would
have it.
Polonius was killed one day. He had hid
behind tho tapestry. Hamlet found him there.
A slight noise, no more than mouse would
make, not louder than the click Of the telegraph
instrument, betrayed him
Ha~'a HO. now rat DraU' hi' "ooTdl dead, for a
THamlei nakss pas through I've arasl
F'olovss' tbsasnd. o, I am slain
Slain I! you caitia, yes! Drag him from
behind the arras. Do not let him rot and
smell in Lisbon. But he is not worth indicting
for treason. In his fatal attention to Judge
Magrath, he was merely playing his inevitable
role Of lickspittle. In the life Of such chsrac.
ter, one treason is not considerable. He was
born traitor. Drag him out of Lisbon. Do not
let our carrion offend foreign noses.