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!, NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.

sza czcSxsxz5 NORTHERN
SUP ERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CALvERT STArIoN, Baltimore. May 10, 1881,
=, On spG atter Sunday, May 18th, 1861, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY Ar
rive and depart as follows, uRtiI further notic.
M,r1..o,.TR4 TEAMS N4kTR.
EXPRESS at sSP.M,
HARRISBURG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The els A. VI: train connects at Relay House
WITH trains on the Western MARYLAND R.ilro.d.
St Hanover Junction with Hanover and GettsbuT r
hsllroad q; Ct York with York and WrishtsyiIlss
hslToad al Harrisburg With Pennsylyanis All
rosd Tor all parts or the West, asO with Tshannnn
valley RAILROAD 20 Nsss York dirset: al Northnm
bSrlRnd with l. and X, Railroad for Kinxston and
Ri parts OF WJoOmIng Valley .aDd az Supbury Win
ne Shlla4elphla and Erie RaIrosd for eli psrts
Northern Psnnsylvania and New YORK
The $50 i. VI train makes al the above oonns,
Hons except Hanover Railroad, WrixbtsviIle
hsllroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
Inc Z: 10; train makes connections with Penn
sfivsaia RAILROAD Tor all parts of the West And
direct connects for New York .~
TRAINS ARRIVE,
Msii ats T M; EKpress st7ts A, a.; Harrts-
ourE Accommodation az 2.Es p. III,
f0r Tickets and infOrG alton ina uira M thu
Iloket Omoe, Caisort Station, BaltiTore
J.. o.. CLARK. SHp,t
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEk
~ Of cas- mETERS.

NOTICE IS HEREB?? HGTTRE, TSst, ssre,
ably 10 ths EToTiI52A CT me ordinance OF the Cor
Sorenon spFr2ye1 .ay ls, lsSn, the urds:rlEned 10
now erepsTsS, ~ clfSyeT required IN writing, and
on PaJreni ofthe fss c. city cent?, TO nsseos,
sxtnino csE, prove, EEt ascertain tho accuracy Of
regIssreton of Say SEA Eeter IN rso in thla clty
Every ne:s-, EIoEEd incorrect. will bs cocdoIansd
And anothe-, sealed and marked 81 trdo, Will bs
Ies In IT, place. II PTofed to 90 sc2uTs.s in its
messuI esnt Of F3. i viii be eaa,eI aeco 'ainElJ,
ARD ssAln PVT IL sosiIiCu for gss,
OSte No. Sac Eleventh. EtIeet, (neAT Oda Pal
.svs' EEllD 0Sen from &. M, to IN.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
ynH InsEe3tnT and SszlsT of 1Sx Me.svs.
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pAeSENeER TRAINS, TO AND FROM
BAIT, MORE.
EINTER seized UIE.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.


On and after Monday, November is, lssi, Pa
ThAIHS. MOVING HOETH
MoTninE Express leave w sab gtOn $40 4. NJ Ar
nve st Baltimore 80 A. NJ; Phllsoelph II 20 ?.
MorElnE ACCOMMODATION leave Wilmington 10
n. hiItye AZ Baltimore $50 4. II. 70 eonnec-
New York Mai ;rrsin-Ieavo wsshinr,on at Il
A. NJ; arIIye At Baltimore Is 20 p NJ; Ahindelrhia
sER. NJ; New Work 10 ?. N.
Afternoen Observation-Disclosures Washington
3. Q A. r.; PhilEtelphi. IC.Oa P n.
ATive 81 5aIlimose as ?. n; PhIsisiphis To-.
p NJ SSi a8&iNs n III yffRhtg5i;sSS5T yE4a A.x'
Lssye new ok At A, "a; Philne O. PhIa IL 80 A.
;bSltnoTe . ~ p 4. arrive : " Arlington Eco
Lfays New York ct sir. H.; Philadel,hi, 1850 p,
N; Baltimore $50 =. ~. Arrive si washington 4
Leave New Yort ct II P. NJ: Philadel,h,s $50
A.; BGaLaofe 10 A. n. ArIivsst Washington
ACCOMMODATION Trains IsAyo Baltimore NJ q
4 a., ard Pm for Washington, arrive there at
m. and Pm.
Passenger Trains leaving washington st,p A.
NJ ahd sos n, and Baltimore at IS A. and 50
P n make direct connections for Annapolis &C the
junction.
Trains lssve Anna polls for Baltimore and W.sb
ington at 600 A. ID. and 2 t0P.M
Passenger Trains leaving washington at $40 A.
NJ, II A. NJ, arc P. H.. and Ba timOre at 40 and
JanetIoa aad WaSninston (Rslay1 Jssefics
WAY Asssengers must take the Accom- Va odafto.
Trains will leave WASHINGTON and 6,,t,mo,.
promptly xpcn card tin,e.
w. p. SMITH,
r. rSc, hlaster Of Transportation, Bait.
Agent, Camden Station, Baltimore
.. r. 6lbbERf, gent st WASHINGTON M ~
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serSo 3, f Z &seSEAk g2ESfN W. tTS SEs

Leaves the lower end Of UNIoN fDSoa DOCK, B.It-
more, west side, DAILY, (Snndays inc 1ded, } -
N o o.. OK r II. 1king pessen gers and felgbt. AID
eonnectinE With the Railroad lines, 10 ard op,
Washing OnI ID. c., Phiisdelphia, New YorF, IPSs-
est, lmmed lately after the ARRIVAL OF tts EIprsst
irain tron New York and Philadelphia.
From New York TO Fort Monroe and b.ek sn
hrom PhiladeP PHI q and bsok---.-----.-.-S 20
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-AEAIN INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRIsE
EAs TEE6Sr i1S WESTERN

AhHI ETi PBfoSE 81 kk;5S cs., w ~
VIII run their routes 80 follows, leayi- 2 LIEhf
greet, baltimore, foot Of Camden, al o'cIoct a
KENT-Por Cambridge, Denton and L.rd;n,,
on ShoPank rlver, every WEDNESDAY, al
Monday. MI
nF9E ANNAPOLIS and West River, eyery TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning sa-e Sa,s
,PlQNEER-fOT 81. nIoheel's and Essfon ~.
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, sLd reinrs
the same day. ~ ''--
For Annapolis, West River, C.nbridse. o1tors
tna Eeston Point every THURSDAY. retuTrInE
bJ same route on FRIDAY.
For Annapolis, Wsst River, 60. kiohsers ana
6e,5on. VIA Miles River Ferry. every sATUR
DAf, returning every MONDAY by ssns route
Fare % Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare TO 81 MiohssTS and niic.' RiysTJIospS
Fare % West River, trourd trip, Gil 20
MEALS EXTRA.
lEPreisht must be rre5aid.
W harf and Ofice, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camdsu
6SGWOfe g. X. CANNON.
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rz GO PHILADELPHIA, WILL,
MmIhiSSSpoE AND BAL

SPRLNg AND sgNiRERN hkfhAAiheGfES kAPPjNr
On and after TUESpAS May l{th, PASSENGER
Depot DAILY except SundHys) as follows, VIZ:
q n1prsss Trsin ats Us 4. NJ, Way Mail Tram st
80 M; Evening NJ all at IS O'Clock On sim
PAYSst Is P. M. only. All trains connect With
days. SA cesai-
a Freight Tram with passenger oar attached
Baltimore and Hrvre de-Grsca W.
Passengers for Delaware ard the Esstern shor.
81 Meylsnd wlL and themost eI peditious routs by
IL IA, Colored Persons must give I'D before
WIN CRAwE0PD A..
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At General Hospital, (Cirels,) Wa,Aisgto,
Dee 8.

At FiftA District Schoo! House hospital, Branch
Of General Hospital ca E srrssf, Dee. 9.
ID Michigan Vol ..... / ID Vermont Volunteers !
lst Kentucky Cavalry. ] 18th Pennsylvania Vol. /
29th New ork Vol. :. ll23d do do, 1
7th Massachusetts, Vol. Il5Oth do do, 1
10Th do do. 1 5th Michigan Vol ....
Ist Excelsior Brigade. Ohio Cavalry (unat). l
ID U. :. Csvalry...... lOith PennsylvaniaVol 4
4th Penn. Cavalry go. III
5th Rhode Island Vol. III fetal.
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TRAyEL1ERsP DIRECTORY.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NORTHERN cENRAL RAILWAY,
n. shorts,,, ossei.,, sad B.a Ro.ss mn, Balrs-
WEST. NORTH e. sS6 NORTHWEST.
&Q1 EH1
= WINTER SCHEDULE.
-. al CHANeH OF 1INR. s-. ....
On and after SUNDAY, gath November, p..,en-
ger Trains Will arrive and depart from Cslver,
station a. 'Ol' Txsis. NoRrH Law
NJ all 81 20 q. m.
Buffalo Express ,; m.
Parkton Accommodation p. m.
PiisaburE and ss ar s Expresss@p m
Psrkton Accommodation 81 8 q m
Buffalo Express ~ q. m.
Pit!sbuTg and Harrisburg Express .. m.
Mail 50 p. m.
The 8 .. m. train from Washington connects
with the 70 Q: m. tram from Baltimore for the
West ana Tor Buffalo. Elmira. Rochester, Dun
klrk, Cenedalgua and Niagara Falls, and for New
The ri a. m. train from Washington connects
with the ?. m tram fro Belumore 20 West,
North and Northwest ard Elmirs and Buffalo and
The6 p. m. train from Washington connects with
the $50 p. m. tam from Baltimore for PiItsbure,
Harrisburg and the West and 10 direct conneo-
too, Tor Lebsnon, Esston Allentown and New
this rou-e for New York
UThe only tram leaving B.ltimare on Sunday
sne 3 -, p; tssIn; Tor Harrisburg, fitisOurE, Chi
ihs only train arriving in Bsltimors on Sunday
no Is ly Superintendent
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DPRocURE YOUR rIcKErsC

II rhUCUHE fUUK TlCkETsH
foot Of CoprtiaDd street WV
In hlsdsl phIs, st the Company's once, N. W.
qo<nsr Of Sixth and Chestnut stTeetS or ~ IL
Depot, Brood and Prime streets. -
In Baltimore. on board the Steamers foo, NJ
Ohion Dook. HUGH Q'CONNER
PASSENGER Aren't,
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At Indiana Hospital Patent o6ies), Washington.
ID. C., Dec @.
18th Indiana Vol ..(a)67l4th Rhode Island Vol. /
10th do do...... nth Maine Volunteers
Ist do Cavalry. lst Michigan Cavalry. 7
30 do do. 1l36th Penn. Volunteers. 2
IstN.f Art, Emp b. 2 SD do do .,...l2
I'd New Y ork Artillery I
9TH do Cavalry. 81 Total.
Berdan Sharps'rs ..(b) 81
(a) One officer. 10y One oficer
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CUNBoATs TOa TE1 WESTERN RIVERS

GcAETKRaAsTER GKNKRAL's OFFICE,
WaSAsssg0s, Jas< II, 1861
= PnOfoslLS srs invited for constructing Gun
boets upon the Western rivers
Speclkcausps will be Immediately prepared and
mag be examined ~ the q rar-ermastePs Once Al
cincinnah. Pit xburzh, sId st this once.
PTo1os4ls from boat bull ers AID engine build
ere Alone will Re considered.
Pass submItted % bidders vii be taken int1
conslderttion. M. =. mEl6S,
Ish Ou.r'srmSsteT 8ensrs Tinted State
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Passengers forwarded TO Hsyre, Bremen, Rot
totoanl, AntWeEp, So, At reduced through fares
PERSONS wishing 10 bring out their blends Gan
buy tickets st ow rates. o
For further information epply at the n. ,,.Ir.
Omce' JOHN q. Dali, Ageut
man t,pnu,. 10 Broadway, N. Y,
vi 10 u a, HERRING, Adams Expfess Bait
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Aezzes STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
&AAYA NEW YORK ANDLIVERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland
The Liverpool, New York and PhiladeIphia
Steamship Company intend dlsDatohinx their f1ll
powered g ID built iron Steamships as follows:
CIV TF BiLTIN sSIRsqFEaay, August sd s.
KANGAROO, istb
And every Saturday, 81 noon, from Pier a. North
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BLANKETS, COMFORTS, BED LINING
full susp'y.
One ice on ,. marked iu plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloihs. Rugs, &c, uppsl
hooSs
An Inspection Of stock incrrs no obligation tc
pBrchdss. PERRY Il BRO,
de S-9 Pa sv., and 9th street.
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ID Washington papers please copy and send
bills to the War Department. dec 1I-3t
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GEORGETOwN ADvERT,MTS
GAS FITTING, &c.

GAS FITTING, &c.
a Wh =. DOVE e co,
FARE NoE prepared so e. ecEts Sry sfdsrs with
Nlloi Iaey nay De favored Ia tEo
Pk9hBlS3, GAS OR STEAM FIXYIER
BgSiNESS.
IL Store on sh stTsss, 3 few doors north Of Pa.
Avenue, who're NAY 30 70 ind comsEete assortment
Of CHANDELIERS and otksI GAS, STEaM sps
WAFER tIAhUhES- ieg-iV
n SNYDER,
Il FLEMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed 70 the corner OF Twelfth and F sta.
He II prepared 70 Introduce Water and Gas uEon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
satisfaction.
He has on hand Q lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell loss than cost, as he
wishes to get rid Of them. no n
w GAS IXTURES.
w ncTs IL sicTe, anc are dal- receiving, GAS
NN%CRSS O. entirely New Patterns and Desi yns
and Finish, superior style to anything hereto ore
efei q IN thls market. We invite citizens general
y 70 saIl ana examine our stock of Gas and Wster
Fix ares, 1esIng cOnGdcnt thsk We have the best
selected stock IN Washing ton.
All Work in the above IIQo lp1Tastc1 20 ear cara
MYERS q McsRAN.
lar kF S16 ID strest.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

FIRE a fire broke out about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon in two story framed
house on tbecorner Of Sixth and High streets
owned by Michael Casey, cook in the Uni
ted States hotel and occupied by Frank Ter
etegge as a dwelling The flames made rapid
progress and although the fremen were
promptly on the ground, owing to the dist
ance Of the csterns aand lack of hose, it was
some time before they could all get to work.
The dwelling o! j. c. Bradley, next on the
west, soon caught, though not till most of the
furniture was saved. Some half dozen houses
in the hewiciaity were cleaned of their furniture
in which process more or less loss was sus-
tained but no other houses were burned -
Casey states his loss at from $1,000 to $780,
on which was an insurance of $500. Ter
siegge saved nothing but one sofa. His loss
is probably not far from $500. Bradley S
loss is about the same. The fire broke out
in Terstegges kitchen lie had just got into
n carriage, with his family to 90 to Long
Bar As he was driving off from the front
gate the fire was discovered, and Of course he
Immediately returned. Some good work was
done by the firemen and citizens generally.
Owing TO their exertions large amount of
property was saved. We saw several Of the
city fathers doing effective service.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

shows, to make their first appearance IN the
Democratic partyn order, as they alleged to
avoid supporting the "favorite candidate OF
the Whig wing of which Greeley was an ac-
knowledged leader. It's immaterial, wheth-
er zen. Scott was free soiler or not. The
Southern Ultraists always considered any
Presidential asprant free-soiler, who would
not, if elected, be guided wholly by them 1t
is well enough for us to remember, however,
that this wretehed old anderer-llorace
Greeley, Who falsely processes fears that Gen.
Scott would like to play into the hands OF the
Secessionsts, to the extent of paving the way
for dishonorable compromise, was the
hearty supporter of General Scott for the
Presidency in 1852, when Southern fire.
eaters abandoned the Wing party, because
they did not regard the nominee Sound on
the slavery question
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

LARGE YIELD.-The Union Company, of
Timbuctoo took out of their claim on Thurs
day last the snug sum of Sc, ,259 rs, it being
the proceeds Of ten days washing. This
Companys is composed ofthe following named
persons, to wit: Messrs. McClasky, Compton
MeFadden, Hogarth and Hayes, who are
practical and energetic miners, and who
richly deserve the good streak of luck which
has attended them
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15
Union Democratic Mass Meeting.

b. c. WHITMAN, Democratic nominee for Su-
prcme Judge, J. W. McCoRKLE and other eo
quent speakers will address the citizens of this
place from the Western House corner, ON Satur-
day Evening, Aug. I7th.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

BRIGos' FRuT.-The amount of fruit
shipped, yesterday, from Briggs orchard for
Sacramento and San Francisco was $3.50
pounds. So we learn from Mr.. Cummings,
who keeps the fruit depot in this city.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

CARD hereby return my sincere thanks
TO the Fremen and citizens for their exer-
tions which resulted in the saving of my
property from the fire of yesterday
John G. RENDrR
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

PEEnous STAGiNe.-Mr. Middleton, n pas
senger who left CamptoDyille in the stage
yesterday morning, describes the trip, till
the passengers left the coach, as a particular
ly hazardous one. Pony King was driving,
and our informant describes his conduct as
quite reprehensible, particularly in descend
ing the hill the other side of Fosters Bar, at
the house where they stopped for dinner, and
at Abbotts At the latter place the passen-
gers, comprising several gentlemen, n lady
and two children, left the stage and were
brought TO town by Mr.. Abbott, in an open
wagon. They did not arrive till after dark
We understand that the coach was not driv-
en- in to the city by King. but by some en-
ployee Of the proprietors who took posses
sion oft after it was vacated by the passen-
gers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

Proposals SOLICITED The Board Of Su-
peryisors of Yuba county advertise for pro-
posals to furnish supplies for the County
Hospital, for six months from the 10Th inst.
For particulars see Elpress
Yes, and for further particulars see the
price paid for the advertisement when the
printing Lils come in--twice the amount the
same was proposed to be done for, by another
newspaper. If the Hospital supplies must
he furnished by some gentleman who claims
a share in the victory at Bull Run, we hope
the prices paid will not be double those pro-
posed by Union merchants
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

The A STREET FIRE.-A fire occurred yes
terday at II o'clock, in the stable of Joshua
Davis, situated on the corner of Fourth and
A. The damage was trifng.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

Police MATTERS. Van Win, a i. d., was
assessed, by Recorder Fowler yesterday,
So in coin, or two days work on the street
sewer
Julius Bronson, a regular d. d., was mulcted
TO the tune Of SIS, or seven days
II. Berry was arrested, and will be tried
this morning for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

PmLlr A. R0Acn Of San Francisco, stated
last Monday night at the meeting OF tie Cal
ifornia Pioneers Of that city, who had Ran
dolph's reasonable expressions under coGsid
eration, that he was Informed by members
of that organization who were present at the
State Convention when Randolph spoke, that
he did not make the remarks attributed to
him in the published report We would like
to have the names of Mr. Roach's inlormants
for we were present there, and know that
Mr.. Randolph did so speak; ard dozens of
our citizens can testify te the correctness Of
that report--Jdc. Zee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

MURDER.-A man named johnson was
attacked on the Highway at Browns Flat
Tuolumne county last Sunday morning, and
killed. The supposition is that he was at
tackled by robbers for his money, and that
finding none on his person, they killed him
revenge for the disappointment Browns
is between Sonora and Columbia
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

BOARD oy SUpERvIsoEs.--A full Board was
present yesterday They sat as Board Of
Equalization during the forenoon, and made
deductions from the assessed valuation of va
rious parties property. In the afternoon
they acted in the caracity of Supervisors, and
allowed sundry accounts. They were occu-
pied last evening in appointing road over
seers. They will be in session against to-
day
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Sheriff,
g. 8. SUNDERLAND.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES l.. THOMAS.
For Recorder
JOHN COLLINS.
For District Attorney,
r. r. MERRILL.
For Tax Collector,
CALVIN MoCLASKY.
For Assessor,
J. II. DOUGHERTY.
For Treasurer,
l.. b. CLARK.
For Surveyor,
T.. A. WILLIAMS.
For Assomblymen,
e. c. T0MPKINS, p. DURNIN, +. HUGHES
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15
GUARANTEED
TOR ONE YEAR.

auTs.1oo
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

For Justice off the Supreme Court,
B. c. WHITMAN. N................So .Solano.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court
GEORGE s. EVANS. ... .Tuolumne.
For Attorney General
GEORGE W. BOWIE. ... Sacramento.
For State Treasurer,
J. T. LANDRUM. ..............S Shasta.
For State Comptroller
JAMES e. HUFFMAN San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
J. J. GARDINER. ....,... San Francisco
For State Printer
JOHN r. RIDGE. San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

Col Wmcox-The Detroit Tribune, refer
ing to the rumored intention Of the rebels to
hang Colonel Wilcox, e"yo:
"We do not credit the report for number
of reasons, but if it should be Il fact hereafter
there will be only enough men of arms-bear
ing age left at home in Michigan TO take care
of the women and children. Mark that"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

met in Convention on the Sd inst, to nomi-
nate County ticket. Nine of the eleven
nominations were made by acclamation. No
struggle there to get nominations at the
hands CT the sinking Bull Run-ites.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

MOVEMENTS OF HAIRY THORNTON AND AIS
TIN i. SMmu.-We are informed upon un-
questionable authority, that Thornton and
Smith, who departed from this State some
weeks since, left the steamer at Kingston.
From thence it was their intention to pro-
ceed in a chartered or purchased vessel, and
to make an attempt at running the blockade.
and landing in a Southern port
The Secession candidate for Congress. at
the recent election in the Louisville District,
received in that city only nine hundred and
thirteen votes out of seven thousand four
hundred and thirty cast less than one eighth.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-15

UNION DEMocRATIc NoMrAuoNs.-At the
Union Democratic Convention held at Los
Angeles Oh the Sd of August, the following
nominations were made: For State Senator,
Abel Stearns; AssemLlymen, David Lewis
and John Forester; Sheriff, A. NJ. Dodson.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-05

DE47H OF VoLusTEER.-We learn that
on last evening the body oi JOSEPH GfLRol
vas taken over the Lack. & Bloomsbury r
r by this place to Berwick, having been
brought from Camp York, where he died
OF brain fever He was one of the noble
young men who enlisted in Capt Stewards
Company and was taken TO Camp Curtin
and from thence 10 Camp York. Ii was said
that he was on duty so Iale as Friday last
Once more we are admonished Of the fact.
show uncertain is life." The deceased was
quite young man. having no parents liv
ing, bar two or three brothers and one kind
sister 10 mourn his untimely demise. Too
much canton cannot be taken 5y our volun-
ieers lest more die OF disease Than from the
effects of the bullet
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-05

THE STATE CAPITAL HoTEL This is the
name of well regulated public house kept
by MIR. Henry Omit, in Harrisburg. II is
a pleasant house 10 sop at-evsryihing
cozily arranged and in the best order
No better entertainment can be bad in that
place, if there can. we have not seen it,
The Clerk al This house-Chas. C. Golfer
is quite gentlemen, and knows well how
TO accommodate the guests To those of
our people who frequently visit Harrisburg,
we would say stop at the State Capital Ho
tel and you will be pleased that you have
done so. The eafafles and drinka5les, which
are Of no iiiile importance to traveller, are
at this house 10 be found Of the best quality,
and plenty OF Them
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-05
Shea'if7s Sale.

DY virlne OF writ of Fiarl Facias TO me
- directed, issued out OF the Court of
Common Pleas OF Columbia county, Pa,
will be exposed to public sale, al The Court
House IN Bloomsbury, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE
1861. at O'Clock in the afternoon, all that
certain LOT OF GROUND, situate on Iron
Street, in the town of Bloomsbury, Bloom
township, Columbia county, Pa, bounded
and described "a follows Fronting or
Iron Street aforesaid twenty seven and n
half feet, bounded on The south by lot of
Michael Snyder, one hundred aud siAty.
five fee,, 10 an alley twelve feet wide, the
night TO and passing over is one OF the priv
ile2es and apPufteuaRces OF this lot thence
along said alley twenty seven ieeI aud a
half, 10 lot owned by Jacob Stiner, ihencs
along said lot one hundred and sixty three
ieet, four inches, 10 lroa Street the place of
beginning containing Eighteen Perches be-
the same more or less, (and The rgh, OF al
ley named aioresaid.l Ga which is erect
ed a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, ar
ranged for two families, one half OF which
q on the lot 10 be sold, the other half be-
longing 10 the adjoining lot, one half of th.
well and pump, and out buildings ON lot
described with ghe appurieuances.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property OF John Stiner
JOHN SNYDER Sheriff
SHERITF's OFFICE,
Bloomsbury, May 22, 1861.
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Executors Notice.

Estate of LGnah Jane Pealer, of Ffshingcr
tolcaship, deceased
ETIERS iestameniary on The estate of
E| Lanah Jane Pealer, late of Fishing
creek township. Columbia county, dec'd.
have been granted oy The Register OF CO.
10 miia county TO The undersigned, residing
IA The township aud county aforesaid. An
persouS having claims against the e>iale OF
the decedehi are requested 10 present them
Tor settlement, and those iudeb bed TO make
payment Immediately 10
MICHAEL LAMON, Err
FIshn9creek, MAY Sih, 1861