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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEI
" OE Gas METERS.

,,c-,,, - IASBlESToN, July 1s, lsen.
,NCIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, asTao-
ABLY TO Tie pTovlslunS cfthc ordinance of the Cor
2oration eEPToyed NJ ay H. 1880, th9 undersf % is
now prepared, Ehonerer required in writiSE. and
eSamlao, test prove, and ascertain the courscy OK
IeslstIohon oi 2ny tss meter In p5e In this ytr.'
aud another, -oH!oi and IlarEed rs true, vii bs
set 70 r' pisce. Il proved to he nncurxte in ia
and s.sil 5U. ~ PuSitiOR for use,
Oaoe no. go Seventh stEost, (nesr Odd Eel
-oTs' Ha!Il Open from q. M, TO IN.
CHARLES W. CUNRINGHhM,
jJ ID II IlEscc+or and SealeT of Sas " otsrs,
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I GAS Ely TIRES

M GAS FIXTURES,
VI HIVE IN store, and are daI receiving Gas
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Desigps
snd Finlsh superior in stye 10 anything heretofore
offered In this market. We invite citizens general
Y 20 call and examine our stook of Gas and Water
r Fixtures, feeling confident that ye have the begt
selected stock IN Washing ton.
Al Work in tho above line Intrusted TO OIL cara
Will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS d McGEAN
HSr I'll SgG N
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nj ,,o TEETH.

Of ths MINERAL. PLATE TEETH at
tends personally at his Office in this city -
MANY persons can wear these teeth VINO o<I-EO
cSnnot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my oiios can be accommodated
WIN MY style and price of Teeth they may desire
se these who are and wish the purest
cleanest strongest, and most perfect denturs thnl
a.t car Protuae, tho MINERAL PLATE will be
Il looms In this cIty-No. 33s Pa ayenue bervsen
9Th and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Phjisdei
DhIa. 90 TX ~
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THE WARRENTON SPRINGS, Fsuquie,
4 COUNTY, Va, will be opened on the 18th =
OF May. In the NEE ntime q limited nc M HyAV
per OF vlsltors Will be received. Terms OF lssIH
day white servants three-fourths; and oSIldrer
under 10 and over years, half gIice. Horses s.
cents per day. Address - ROBr HUDGIN,
aPS-lm Warrenton Springs, Va.
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III The high cour; Of errors and aPpeals Of the
State Of Mlssisslppi has discontinued III sttngs
IN consequence Of the war times. nAa
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ROOTS AND SROES 20 SUIT TEE
Ed TINES.
We are now manufacturing ell kinds of BOOTS
and SEOES, e1d constantly receiving a--sz2a
supply OF eastern msde work Of every de- E.s2a
gcE? tion, Inlde expressly to ORDER and will n NV
be Fnt at much i0Tsr price than has been' 81.
her- tcfOro charged IN t!Is city for much inferior
Articles.
Persons in want of Boot, and Shoes OF eastern or
city made york, Will always find 2 good cssOr.rIoE
IN store ana az The lowest Prlces. Give cali.
GRIFFIN Il BRO,
ay S-r S14 PennsJlvania avenue
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sTEINwAY a. SONS, AND RAVE N BA-
y CONS sPlANOs.;-A large assortm 81
on A relsble Instrument at low prce sretttNt.
invited 20 call and examine &C the Music Store OF
TiSi ofd.s: ~ lsos!zsa foi Mr. MARCUS REsINE.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
7 SNYDER,

Il SNYDER,
E PL CMBER ANEN-1 g ETTTER
Has removed TO the corner of 1De. URfd 4 sfs
He ls prepared 10 introduce WateepInd Gas upon
satisfaction.
lie has on h.ld q lot of COOKING and other
wishes In get rid ofthsm. no II
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~ FEMALE EDTICATION

FEMALE EDUCATION.
u HOSE Parents VINO wish their dsug hters 10 re-
celye thorough and systematic eduoatIon, where
their ply seal training will receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved system OF Calls
thenics and Gymnastics, are spectfuly invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
tsenth ST. and New York av.
MR.. MRS. z. kICHARDs,
gu soft Prncit ais.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
- IN MOURNING GOODS.
We offer all the best grades Of Moaning Goods
In our stock at greatly reduced prices for cash.
m Is j. w. COLBY A CD.
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FEMALE B19ARpINS 4 Z e. ND = PAY school

Mrs. S. J. MCCORMICK, PRINcIPAL.
The thirteenth annunl session OF tnIs Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, Ia the
Souse recently occupied By Sylvester Scott, Esq,
No, $50 King street.
, Tho course of stJdy pursued will comprise all
the branches lte ~ thorough English sIdu-
oaton, snd Muslc, French, Latin and Drawipg, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormitk is
prepared TO receive lIIIted nnmher of pup Se es
boar9eTs, who, constituting part OF her OWN sam-
ny, Will be undH her Immediate oare and suIsrvI-
sion. She Will endeavoT, aS far possible, tisur-
Of Home.
:. .Rsfsrsne.s.-Rev. Geo. II. Norton, Rev. D.. :I.s
E.aIrisGn Rey: ID: f. SPIlgg, William H: Frwle.
Esa., Henry MarhuTy, Esq., LEWIS McKsrzle
Ess., Robert II. Huut0n, Esa W. d. Walaoh
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin w aters, Esq. Jas
Entwisle, Jr., EsS., Co. ohn w. Minor, L oudour,
BrcIhers.
TRIMS.
Board, with Tuition IN al tho English Branches,
In advance.
Music and Languages .t Pre- fszsors' prices.
II" No extra ohcTges. au 2s-u
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WATcHRERhAAIEEIIINESs Z AAEE6PssVILvER AEE6PssVIL WARE

have one of the best esta bli shm hments, and fur
nished with Q complete set of tools for repair n
ing every description Of fine Watches, and IN
particular attention give TO the same, BY 49,
tied. Also, every descrp ION Of standard SILVER
WARE. plain and ornamental, manufactured under
Ar superior in quality and finish to northern vare
sold by dealers in general and reIsessnted their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD,
SIS $50 Pa. avenue, near 9Th 6,
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~JppS, u.To STOEF

GIBBS, HAIR STORE,
" No. 242 Pa. Av., BIT. 18th AND 1STq avs.
PERFUMERY &c RRAiDS. CURLS WIGS,
HALF WIGS, FRiZETTES, &c. A full stock
always on hand, or made 20 order at the shortest
nJtioe. Hair Work repaired or exchanged. =
N. B.-Ladies' Hair Dyed in the most nctural
manner. - 6Fu
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w ALL, STEPHENS S Co are this day IN re-
&c Pt Of their second suPp'y of SPRING CLOTH
ING aud material for their custom trade, CO. sst-
ing OF New Cloths, Cassmers and Vestlngs, a the
latest les, which they will make to order IN su-
pe.loT sty le at very lov prices.
Gentlemen wishing an immed ate outft will find
in our Ready -ma.ie DepaI tpent evs'y arTlc!e OF
Wearing Apparel suitable to their wa Is.
WALL, STEPHENS Il co,
apis S93 Penn. avenue,
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rE'HE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY n.
Il ENRICH. at the corEcT OF Penn. A A
avenue and Elevonth street, has been SEsssAg
creator Inducements for the rctronage Of Cit zsns
and strangers than any other public house in the
Cit, his pricss beln. less than ihose of any other
hotel on Penn. avenue, and hiS accommodations
for permanent or Transient boaTdeTs unexceplion-
able. The bar sIG restourant arrangements o! the
European Hotel hayo aireAdJ become VERY rcou .
lar. beng G that can be desired by the Eost fas-
tciOus. The proprietor pledges unremitted atter-
ton and continued liberal penditures to give set
tstaction to all, and thus renews his invitation 70
all TO give the European Hotel a call. de4-u
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T NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
HE Postmaster General haV ng ordered the
mail service between Washington, ~N-
ss.ltmors, st, and Old Point Fortress @ EssslS
Monday, the 90 instant. the Bay Line Of STEAMERS
wall lea, Bs!tim9Ie EVERY DAY !except Sun
O'Clock p. M, or Immediately AFTER the arrival OF
the w WsshIngton Train, which leaves washington
1T ~ O'Clock D. m.
m 3-H M NJ FAI.IS pres,t
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
&W s
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On and after Thursday, Nay Is, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE


Will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 Is and 7 10 a. IN.
and 80 and IS p arriving at Ba II more at $50
and $50 a m. an 4C5 and 7.SO D. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE q, 40 and % a. m. ard
Is and M arriving at Washing ton at g. 10 ana
1910 g.. IN. ard 5 Is and s 45 D. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 10 n.
IN. and IS p. m and Baltimore at 81 a and 5
2. m make direct oonnex ions for Annapolis at the
Junction.
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and Wash
ington at $50 a. m. and Is p. IN.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 4. Is ard
7.10 a. m and 30 p. m. make direct connexions at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
ard all other points North.
All articles of freight (not contraba OF war)
vii! be trans ported over the line. TrnGage Trains
will leave Baltimore at 20 o. m. Leave We cshing-
ton at Up, IN.
By order of the Sccrear, of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
NJ l6 General Manager.
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" WOOD AND COAL.
Il OU Will surely get your MONEYS worth by
calling at the PIONEER MILLS. Soafhiresf cor
na Qf Ssceath street aud CanaI, GEO. PAGE,
AEont) They sell cheaPer and give better measure
cred free of charge. IL you @pl eiieve i've
tDe Pioneer Mills = tina, and be sassshed.
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.REEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE PoIS;
" Cbsmplgnons; Fresh Tomatoes, 4 Quart cans;
Preserved Fruit. of many varieties; CONSERVED
e5inger, Canton;l Angelique; Fresh Mackerei aud
cans: Sardines; Branded Fruits; Crosse &IDIack-
weps Pickles, Sauces, CaPe-s, Olives, &c. For
sale by KING Il bUHCHELL, Grocers,
ms Corner Vermont md 18th 81
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NN CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find il to their ntsr rest before pu rchas-
ing to call at the Extensive Cabinet Es- %snSD
tahllshment of EDWIN GREEN, No -ES
1S0 Pennsyi-anIn aveEue, where a large ~
stock of FURNITURE and CHAIRS=SsAu
and MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany Of al thicknesses for SALE
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended to.
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
ap l-2aW2m
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| I OUISViLkE ARTESIAN WELL WATER,
| IA Blue Lick Water: and other MEDICINAL WAtars,
| always fresh. Also, fresh supplies of Pure Medi-
other Medicines sale.
MOORE'S West End Drug Store,
1 p20-2w ia Pam eyerI1e
, 1861-04-23


Our,dispatches say that the Border States
are about to call a halt and propose COM
promise, Gentlemen Of the Border States,
you ehave played yourselves out When
you and the confederated traitors, whom
you hare been encouraging and protecting,
get randy to do your duty as honest and
loyal citizens, under The laws which you
hare aided in making, then no compromise
will be needed Every musket will be
stacked, aud the volunteers now gathering
will return to their usual vpcations, and
you will have profound peace as long as
you desire it. All other compromises are
il-timed,= :out Of place and insulting
Restore: Sumter, bring back the arms
and money that have been stolen, disband
y:.ur: 1ruops; repeal your secession ordi-
apoes, punish the Baltimore e u1urderers Of
lovalmen, surrender the traitors who have
famed this secession fame, give up al the
Government. fortresses, mints, hospitals,
custom houses end revenue cutters,
make amends for injuries done to
the parsons and property Of private citi.
zens,> call in your pirates who have been
invited to p1under our commerce on the
high seas, and give guarantees for your fu'
ture good behavior, and the business would
be done. Nothing else Is needed, nothing
less can be accepted.
Possibly all these have been deferred toe
long The blood Of the loyal States is up
They have been 5nubbed. iusulted and out
fsged, until perhaps whats month ago woult
havee been joyfully accepted may now b
repulsed with scorn. But let tie traitor
make the Offer, and see. what will com
1T IT. - -
, 1861-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH. ::
WAR NEWS!
MORE OF THE UPRISING OF THE
PEOPLE. ..
Affairs in Baltimore.
SECESSEp.N ROKGE.AB
ALL NEW ENGLAND AROUSED
ASTOR SHELLS OUT.
DELAWARE FOR UNION TO A MAN.
Chicago Troops in Cairo p!
Affairs in Baltimore
ALL NEW ENGLAND AROUSED
ASTOR SHELLS OUT.
DELAWARE FOR UNION TO A MAN.
Chicago Troops in Cairo

SANDWICH, Ill, April 22.-The Sandwich
farmer boys, 100 strong, Capt, L. h Carr, will
"Leave the plow In the furrow," Is our motto
in De Kalb county.
CEK7RALrA. Ill, April 22--The military
companies from Chicago, comprising four
companies Of infantry and one Of flying artil-
lery, passed through here at 10 4. n, en- route
for Cairo. The boys are in high spirits.
of Decatur volunteers leave for Springfield
this afternoon. They were escorted to the
depot by the Home Guard, salfeTs Grsys Ger
man Turners} and tie Third Company Of vol.
uuteers, and the town turned out En- mass to
sesthem off and bid them God-speed. Auplaces
Of business were closed.
: sVAFnAI1A, Ill, April 22-One full Compa--
ny Of volunteers just left tor Springfield: Two
more Companies are now enrolling The e1-
element is intense. Business is almost en-
tirely suspended.
sPEK1N, H., April 2o-The Pekin Volunteers,
Capt. F. L. Rhpads, left for Springfield this
forenoon 4 large crowd met them at the
leyee-
MARExao, Ill, April 22.-An enthusiastic
meeting was held here last night Thirty two
volunteers enlisted, and 81 600 we're subscribed
| for their families.
:EPHrNGE1ELD, Ill, April 2L--A general or.
| oil companies which have been accepted and
notified, Immediately and without further or
ders, to elect their OWL officers and repair
| forthwith to this place, bringing election re,
| turns and muster rolls, and to report at once
to the Adj't General on their arrival. The Adj
General will organize the several regiments
and aasign companies to the same, who viii
then proceed to elect regime entail officers, All
necessary expenses incurred must be prompt.
| ~ reported, with the requisite vouchers to
| the Quartermaster.G General, to insure their al
lowauce. Officers Of companies and, In some
instances Of whole regiments, are received
but more cannot be accepted, IS the six re9i
ments are. full. Their applications will be
filed in readiness to meet an additional call
Several companies are expected to arrive to
i morrow.
! a disastrous fire occurred last night. Do
stroyed the carriage factory Of Withys
Bros, q livery stable, an Irish boarding house
dwelling house, &c. Loss nearly go 900; n
insurance. The-city council has voted e10,0 ,00
to equip volunteers and for the support @
their families. Private subscriptions for th
same purpoae continue to be made tn
most gratifying reports Of the preyalencs G
Union sentiments are received IRON a. per4
| Of the State. 49,
, 1861-04-23
saUTHERE PORTS TO BE BLoCkADED.
from President Lincoln.

=. HA6AlHET0s+ Apf1l i*s ld1l.
The President has. iesued q proclamation,
etatng that IN ipsurrection against the Co..
ctnment of the United States has broken ont
in the Etafes Of South Carolinn, Georgia, Flor.
ida Hlseisaippi, Lopisiape md Tex.s anG ~. .,,r
laws Of the United States fd7 the collection Of
the reTen4e, Gaunot be e1ectua1ly executed
therein, coAfonnably to that provision. Of tbs
Constitution which requires duties to be mi
form ts1roughcut the United states; and, fur.
thcr, u tonbination Of persons engaged In
suth 1nsurrectiou have Threatened 10 grant
pretended 1etters. .nGmarque, to authorize tbe
bearers thereof 10 commit assaults on the
live, Vessels aud property of good citizens Of
tbs country, lawfully ergaged In commerce
~ the hirh seas, and In The waters Of the
Vp'te4 States.
lAaa wner=aa the Precedent says an Execu-
tive procls1na.ion has already been issued, re-.
autrtug tha persuus engaged In theae dlsor-
out 8 militia force for the purpose Of repres:
aing the same, and conventng Congress in
extraordinary session, to dellber8te and deter.
= mine thereon. The President, with view to
the same purposes before mentioned, and to
the proteetion Of the public peace, and tho
lives and r3peFty OF lts orderly citizens, puE~
suing their lawful occnpa' 'ions, until Congress
shalt haye assembled and telihetated on the
said unlawful proceedings, or until tho game
shaiI have ceased, has further deemed It adyt-
sahle to set on foot BLOCKADE OF TIE
POETS within the States aforesaid, tn pursu,
ance Vt efEhe1kw4 Of the pnzted States aud the
laws Of natlons, In such case provided.
For this purpose q competent force viii be
posted 80 as to prevent the entrance and e1ii
of veese1sfnm the potta Aforesaid.
r. therefore, With 4. view to violate sne}
blockade, vessel sha1l attempt to leave an,
Il the said poFta, she!wnl be duly warned b
the commandtf Of one 81 the said blockadinf
veg4els, wno WILL indnrse On her register til
fact and date of eueh- warning; and t th'
same vessel shall again attempt TO enter Q
leave the plockaded port, she Win be captured
and sent TO The nearest convenient port to
sach proceedings against her and her cargo q
~ fe deemed ad1lsaale. :: =: "a
-z>s AosAHAx Ixco1M, u
rfresidsRt OF the United 8tataas
Wx. q. 5EwARD, Secretary Of state.
, 1861-04-23
OCCUPATION OF CAIRO.

=. OCCUPATION OF CAIRO.
The State Of Illinois in the occupation
Of Cairo by q body Of her own troops,
performs duty that she could not safely
nor honosably neglect That place is the
extreme Southern point OF free territory.
Aboutin the latitude Of Norfolk, Virginia,
1t issuhject to hostile invasion from either
Kentucky, Tennessee or Missouri; and
once in the hands of a few hundred deter
mined men having command of half q
dozen pieces Of artillery, it could not, oW-
ing to the peculiar features of the place,
be recovered without great cost and con
siderable loss Of lie. Fortunately the
Governor has not waited for such an un-
toward event It is now In possession of
loyatsand discreet force, sent there with no
hostile purpose, With no intent to insult or
overaw either Of our neighboring, States
but as a measure Of safety in view Of con-
1ingencies that may arise We know not
what orders have been given 10 the
commander Of the troops; but we
presume that his duties will
he confined TO tile preservation o.
Of tho peace and to the >seizing Of ship
ments down the road, which are. contra
band Of war. His duties will be delicate
xnd Arduous; but no doubt guided BY hi
pacific Instructions he will so discharge
them that no one will be aggriesed.-
Our special dispatches from Springfield
this morning say that additional compa
nieslef Camp Yates last evening for SOM
place unknown. We take it for granted
that they, as well as the Alton company
of which we have intelligence, will be add
ed ia the force at Cairo. Hour conjectur
is well founded, the number Of men ther
will not be far from one thousand, wit
ten pieces Of artillery. These we take i
when snug1y entrenched within the 1eve
which completely surrounds the town, wi
be enough to hold it against any force tbs
Louisville or Memphis may send agafnt
, 1861-04-23

PENNSYLVANIA,
PITTsBuRaH, April 22.-A splendid sword
has been presented by the press ct this =:
to J. Heron Foster, one Of tha - - city
Dtq,atch, the oldest nevr~' tutors Of the
sy me rtsPshp sRss pSssef press Il Ss
.Ar. Foster goes out ss an officer In The
washington Infantry. -:
PHILADELPHIA, April PA bearer OF dis.
patches from the President to Gen: p: :srsnr
has arrived: This his-1n:::ssoueer Travelled part @
W. Wv - y. .;,ut passing himself of a. Methodist
preacher He says Baltimore :wag quiet Sun.
day morning. No cam onading had ,beea
hesrd. a perfect reign OF terror prevailed
there. Union men are obliged to succumb to
the mob. d.. 80.
:" ,HARR1sRuRa, April 22-An officer Just az
rived saye up to Sunday evening there was no
firing at Baltimore. He said they have twelve
brass pieces, and were fortifSing the aelghbor-
ing heights. y.
Thres hundred regulars hn7e beena sent from
hero to .CockeysvAle, which Is only fifteen
miles ffom Baltimore, to hold that position.
PHlAnrLFH1A, April 2a.-Hon. ". B.
ssys be Witnessed scenes after. The aght At
Baltimore, and that history will record, that
although hundred Massachusetts troops
were 1eyelled By missiles and arms wrested
from them, they didn't fire till commanded by
the Mayor Of Baltimore. Mr.. Lo~ry.went to
/ Washington, and communicated personally
with Iameron and Gen. Scott, :Whe were
totally unprepared for such news. 4 Cabinei
meeting was called. l told the President thai
Gov, Hicks was IN the hands Of the mob, .
PHILADELPHIA, April "a prominent
| Phi1adelphIas has: arrived who Left Washing
| ton Saturday afternoon. At Baltimore hewa.
arrested as = spy. He escaped by referring
PHuapH1:rH1A, April e -satsyerasi If ii,
Pennsylvania troops, who have been mlseipE
since the. Baltimore riot, have returned here
and report having been confined in jail In Bal
timore> Thirty iva others have BEEN wander
Ing In the woods near Conwingo, They wen
IT,. The latter have not let1rned home. j. !.
, 1861-04-23

FIRST PLANO BOOK FOR
+, CHnDRES,.:"T The chI!d's First Music Book"
ByJ. !. Cfayea. aaw I'D improved edision of Ill
g1RuaT a aad instructive work eent;nipg lessons sim
11g EXERCISES, especially adapted to Tia use Of young
children seot postpaid. to any address, oa receipt
, 1861-04-23
r >.
NUMBER -:253.,
Get1eraI :''Notiees.
nNE THOUSAND~ AGENTS
" wanted 10 sell cfas4s recently improved ~.
FAIE41 tHREtI1IE &ARRlNa pEaett.. :,

splena1a tndnseme93ss o. oneTea saRles sent By ra
dressing, with stamp, e. T. CLARK Northampton
MAsa. AninTfnt
, 1861-04-23

Oz44IERGES RR18htEc:: RICE
Nv Nox 14nilnxa gesa1e "; i ~ e. ~:
HpxiY 80 ID South W1tsf xtrsaf -
, 1861-04-23
FROM INDIANA,
What the Boys are Doing Theres


[special Dlspstch to Chicago Tribune41
r. 1Nn1AaAPo11s. April "a.
War excitement very. intense-up to fever
hest. Camp Morton fun Of martial life in
one Of Its most unpleasant aspects. Twenty
two companies have arrived here to-day-La-
porte, Michigan City, Valparaiso, Nashville,
Lawreneeburg, Greencast1e, Brazil, Crawfords-
vile, Newcastle and Aurora There Is now
over thousand more than the requisition.
Inspection, arming, drilling, going on with
7igox. No answer has been received to the
Governors request asking for nine additional
regiments. Enough companies have been
offered to make fifteen regiments. go.
, 1861-04-23

BosroN, April 2L-The meeting IN State
street continued from ten O'Clock Id the fore:
moon ttn night. The enthusiasm was unpar-
alleled.::: -; e. :.>.r' .%1-a :
= Bosros, April s2.-seyaral Of the4 Massaehui-
setts military, wounded at Baltimore reached
here: this morning: Among them were Nj.
Stevens Of Lowell, who was reported dead.
Mr.. Stevens states that fifteen wounded Bali.:
moreans were taken to the at alton house with
him BE Intends to return to his regiment -
soon as he able TO do 80, @S -
, 1861-04-23
pea. Wf5on. III xRtI1lnE to 70 70 Batt4.
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N tie Editor Of the New fotk Times: ~
+ understabd thst3 the people Of thia city
think that Il 400 men would volunteer to go
tie troopa now onthelr Eay to the seat ofvaEE,
sn H50 M65ds9 Hn afe1aaea seausee. e ns1ih
and nod and protect all Union troops passing
thrnngh. We viii want rifles and swords,
taVonsts. ulenty ofa5n1nuuition, Colt's pistols,
E1ives. % erey fGf1taI felt Fhata, Stout thoes md
pants. - ~: Respectfully yonEs, ~,
+. = ~ II W1L11&A. :Wr1soE, Eoa.,
Col. Wilson bas already raised 200 men
and can raise 1000 act.Te, muscular 5o1ng
men, good end true, providing that muske1
with sword dn1Joneff a1nnnniao nsnne:
.ttst, 3 felt lat, and good pair Of snoes q
fainahsa tqtaea Ena.l He geaEtaRat tessea = Wa
day.
, 1861-04-23

5N7:ANTED-To exchange a solid
w Seven Octave P1ano, with Pearl Keys, &c ana
nard d 0gden's rake and cost sI0oc. il viii be &.
changed for wery or Dry Goods sold very cheap
for c8sh. Address e, x. ut this office 6naSTSt