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THE WINANs' STEAM GuN-The steam gun
captured at Ellicotts Mills, yesterday, by the
troops Of the United statss-gingerly mentioned
In the galtmcre SEn Of this morning, is the noted
new arm which Wipans has of late been Oetting
up The SEa's " practice'' story is ali moon
SHINE. IL was undoubtedly destined for the dis
union camp at Harper's Ferry, which fact In well
Known TO the Government here
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE KENARYLANp LEsIsLAruRx
The House Of Delegates yesterday, by a vote of
ayes 10, nays ~, adopted the preamble and reso-
Unions reported by Mr.. w allis, from the commit
tee fedesl relations In relation 10 the on
Of Maryland In the present crisis. The fesoIu-
lions were Publisbed yesterday. Both houses
bav sgreed TO adjourn over on Monday next un.
Fredsrick =
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suspRNsIos OF THE KIspLINs wooD TRAFFIC
The closing Of trade with North Carolina has de-
prived New York city Of its supply Of kindlinp
wood, the consumation Of which 10 enormous
about million Of dollars having been annually
tnvested In this department Of business. The
dealers are now turning their sttention 70 New
Jersey.-N. y. Pesf. '. 4
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SAN HousToS.-A gentleman who heard the
speech OF Sam Houston, delivered In Galveston.
lexas, TWO or three weeks ago, us that the
sories alleging that he has accepted the secession
% oi MS State as 1act accomplished, do him great
Injustice He estil proclaims his aliepiance 10 the
Uaited States, and maintains tha: II s the duty Of
We Unionists OF Texas simply to blde their tim.
determined to reassert their liberties and rights of
American citizenship on the first fitting Occasion
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sHsAIoR MAsoS-TAe Pennsylvania Legis-
ia"fe very properly chucked under the table
The resolution recently introduced by Mr. Ball
Of Erie, proposing TO confscate the propertv of
senator James VI. Mason's family In that Stats
on account Of his adherence to the disunion cause
They did not comprehend the propriety of making
the war one against indI Ividuals
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LoUIsIANA.-From Louisiana we learn that that
State Is very slow in furnishing her quota Of
troops, called for by Jefferson Davis Tie er pla-
nation OF this Is, that the Louisiana planters and
farmers rear "risingn Of the slaves. Almost
every plantati on Is donbly guarded, eyerywhere
the slaves are watched with the utmost vigilance
Planters refuse to let any Of their ployees enlist
put arm them and keep them as a private guard
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TEE 17rH PEsssrLvANIANs This fine regi-
nent, commanded By Col. Kane, now on their
way hither, though originally called out for three
or the war, be II longer or shorter.
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THs suBscRIPTToSs-The total amount of
money subscribed to aid the Government In main
eining the authority Of the United States, by
States, corporations and individuals Is estimated
TO De somewhere between seventy and ei1btv m
Hons OF dollars already. This is entirely inde
pendent Of the money subscribed to the war loans
OF the Government
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u The steamer Peerless, Of Toronto, C. W =,
has been sold to the U =. Government for war
She 10 TO be delivered in New York and will
leave next week under British colors via o. ue.
bee and Halifax. She is an iron steamer of
lgnt draft, built after the best British models;
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NOT WANrED.-An UIier from Canada of ten
regiments OF a thousand men each, com posed of
runaway negroes, is understood to have been re-
Gently made to the Government here, and prompt
upon the Government upon the ground that The
csunionists have for months past had Thousands
OF negroes practically in the field against the
OnI,eo states, engaged in doing the soldiers
work Of building fortihcation. &C
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F r / C A L.
DIrAfT.sfI Rs.s;.,sS.t Ss sy.s,, ~. !. -, }

Information has been received 1T this D~ps,t-
ment from Mr. FrsnoisJ J 6rund, toe iats Consul
= ne OEited state az bsyre, Of the death Of the
o tbs United states:
Nome fdscsassa n,dyn.,s fsfsfkey ,rffk "a, raYu.
ofhs pessos al efeets befonsl-E tieyg and "a IN
gosssssion IF ~ Franeis J. GrEsd, U.flsd Ffsfss
onsr! at Hdvrs, for the qnd fsrs ,rdisf S.pts-7
5C Sofh osd Deeember 3Isf 1883, and Ma,eh sisf,
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PRESIDENTIAL LAPPoINrNKSrs-Tb.p p,s,Id.r,
mas Appointed franklin Taylor Postmaster at
Westc bester, Pa; and w alter GLADDEN. Pos.mss.
ter at New Britain, CT
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n F F 1 C l A l..
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, MAY III, 1881

TREAsuBY DEPARTMENT, May IL, 1851.
SkALsp PKoPosALs will be received at this De-
paItment until II O'Clock noon OF Tuesday the
maindeT OF stock Of the United States 20 i.susd
sna ninety four Thousand dollars, This Stock viii
snH Ssgs 5 5ff
I%snr9 IN saGn yedr , and vii be in
The proposals must state the tum ofTerei for
each HUNDRED dollars Of stock, and iau.t be f'r one
or more thousands Of dollars wiihont fractI ors
Ons per cent Of he amount offered must be deros-
lied With the Treasurer Of the Uni ed States At
Boston, Pr tads iphia, New Ytrs surject to tie
o1dGf OF the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
the offer; Ths act reserves 20 the Score ary the
tlF III ht t2 seeIlns bids not regarded adVaat
g., The sTou' t. payable under the ,,ocepted offers
ior tn; loan must be deposited with the TTsasurer
soston, Nsw York. or Phiisdelphit, the tWs5.st M
ase1 ga. sbs 81 nox currents but accepted
has request will be considered P"'-''
,hr h0n the receipt here of th. grop,r csrn6 ate.
htook WI De issued To the tuocos, full bidders ur
the ss,IEnees for the amounts TO which taey shall
ana ten Thousand dollars each, as m.y be TeauIred
inso Ihed stock so lssued wifi carry interest from
ta books Of he Teasurs % argss Ts sRsissa6s s b
ressSnI.h1ns sSaa OF the Department
,.Saad oSa Win coupons Of semi annual iItere,t at
tsohed IN .reto. they will he issued @oording, in
euached for interest from the FIRST CAV of JulJ
feaI Snen oosp3n stock, Instead Of being traas-
siEne snd transferred by delivery. The IN, ese,,
on seoh coupon stock from the date of the de-
posite therefor to the fret Of yuIy n.xt IN be
on tnat day to the accepted bidder or his assigns
OF auo ney, oy the depository with whom the prln-
olpsl was deposited. r-
hs proposals. under this potice should be an
o9t1el co. h on the envelopes proposals foS Loan Of
Sth February, 1851 and addressed 10 the SeoretaTy
OF the Treasury; or they may he put undsT cow
70 the Assis,snt TIeasqrer ofNew York. who will
he sent in season to be opened and decided 81 the
time above Rtsted ~ 90 INV
quired from al bidders vi pe isofndeS In tba
fnal deposite q successful bl dders and Will be
ful biGdFrs. 8 p CHASE
m Il-dt20th Seoretary NJ t6s Tra.s.-
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The TROOPS IN RIcHMoSD-Information en-
which we rely assures us that on the night before
last there were not more than six thousand SOL
diers, In all, In Richmond, Va, where provisions
for them have become very scarce indeed Among
them, az alleged In Richmond are eight bundled
runaways from Baltimore; which we doubt Al
every stopping rlsce Of the railroad between
hlchmond and this city 10 stationed a s1uad Ar
company Of soldiers, some Of whom pass through
the cars invariably TO search for persons
Refqgees from this city are conspicuous In the
discharge CT this duty. 80 'Ae
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ArroTNrED.-Dr. Charles g. Page, Of this citv.
nes been appointed Chief Examiner in TIE
Patent Ofice-s2 500 per annum.
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DBPARryEyT OF STATE,
Wl lauT~n -@H Af-.. $40

information has been receivet at this Depsrt-
GuayssGiI, Ecuador, Of the death, on the is.h OF
march last, near the VILLAGE of Zspotal, of Raw
mond Clark, citizen of the United states who
had resided In that country for many years.
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Ur Dates from Cairo, III are to the 7th inst
Sheds had been built for the accommod alton of
the troops, extending along the Missssi ppi levee
Tor about q mile and half. The present force
Five reRimenis more were expected In few DAYS,
which would augment the number to 10 600 men
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n II e A TERt --l~.
i sPLFNoID ATTRACTION.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
oommsncing on MONDAY, MAY 18th.
OF the
BURIISQUE OPERA TROUPE,
AND
!. R0mfnUni innA G0n nanx

!, Forming in oil 4 grand d'sp.sy Of Ta'ent. The
best rantomimist! The most II ,ssing vocalist !
The best Negro Oelineators! Graceful and epir-
With the grand Psntomlme Of THE DESERT
ER'S PUNlsH q M ENT. introducing the Female
Return Of the old fsyorite, Stt. hrst time in four
Iears,i A. M HERNANDEZ. Together With
LlhMS and the Grand Corps De Ballet, number
lnE Twenty oqng l,sdies. First appearances Of
First appearance Of Miss WBEEPLEY, the Pas.
clns,lng usnseuss First appesrsnoe Of Miss
IEtNORA. the Accsmplished Denseuse.
For partculars ses prog anime If the DAY.
Admission: To dress cirole, lady and gent emsu n
81 cents single gentleman SIH Psrguette IS oentx
Doors open at half-pasf O'Clock 10 commence
at half-past O'Clock preci ely. mil ST.
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Great Military supplement
TO THE
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.
HARDEE'S TACTICS
FOR TIL E MILLION.

IN an eight page supp. lament to THE PnrLAptr
phIA sSQU RER-embfacing the School for the Sol
rna School ior the Company, and In, ,truct ons for
M MsAnmisnes for Rifle ann Light Infanty. Tactios
oeIrsct Maps Of the Sest of War. PnbIshed bv
pGermiss9n Gnn..s OF Messrs. j. b. Lippincott CO.
. hls valuable woIk for the rank and 6ls of IN.
nImy ~ - now ready for delivery to News Dealer
Pnss FER 100 ooa,es-..-..-..-.....-.s $500
g % -'.--.---..---.-.- 81
Single copies cents. = %
Gesh 20 accompany the order,
Three or one cent stamps will bs reoerved in n. -
meat Tor smousts under ons dollar. = =
..tz.as5-4 j. u WM w. HARDING,
n,A ials. Third Street, PhiisdsIphia.
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Or,rlIIcLEsk.s: PErTY oFEIcERs, AMP ss.-
he esPtnIs q any Saver have tkeir CAM fs,
sssss Sipls spo g ofas sdSrssszP daSsssz
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER!
Il sATIJR nav Mavu

TWO. Pen Pc NJ NOES.
Mr.. CHAkLEs BasKUs, the esl ls6r.tsd Ethi-
opIan vocalirt, and Mrs. JULIA q. pACKUs,
fornia will appear,
Private boxes ss orehsstsr ohai-s rs oents; dress
cirols . oents-lady and sentlemaa IS osnts; paf-
quette Is cents. IL
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o III The New York Herald, we notice, II sti II
offered for sale In Chafleston. Ought this 10 be
permitted t-CAarlsstsn Merexyy. : ~
sIlc The city police Of Richmond, Virginia,
arc afmo0 WIN 0lueke0. Ia r-.-t -. -
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LOST AND FOUND.

ESrRAY-Csme TO the prem ses of WILLIAM
~ LUNES. on Seventeenth ST.. near -uevxsH
NInder's Rlidlns. about tvo weeks ago, ~
The owner win please come forward. pTose p.o,,
erty, pay charges, and take her away. miaN.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On the 9Th instant,
- from Fourteenth street east between -a~~S
ana streets north, two medi urn- eiz cd Xkfp
COWS-one red. with bite strIpo soross
the hsc<. whi'e face, ard 10th horns bored tbe
other llsht red with white stripe asross the hack
above place. W WV
ms-st JOHN sTANsBURY.
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FOB HHE ARMYi
AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotiopeers
HngssHoLD AND kiTSnkN FuRNl-
Isl, ln.,snt az =. A1sliHs.pn s5. :. TEDSLspAhis
sas, .o,'s -: q .s.s:, S:sssss len and isS
hahisSsanI is SEA- sof. BED, S..om.as and Lounges.
We .ut sns M.Ps frsSoh and cOttsIs Bedstssds.
Esrd % % Sss sss ws.R.tsnes. d.
kxosliest Feather Beds sGd Bedding.
tsss Ca. ..S .s.s sos osisr Chairs, wA.,0ot
ChnA. Slass, Crookery and stone Ware, and
coesss aS.s.s' and other Stoves. Venetian
Win many o.hs. ..aeies which We deem ssnes.s-
aIi inHs 'N.A u GREEN ikkisisN q WILLIAMS. a.s...
By BONTZ GRIFFITH. Auctloae.r,
SI IN sns ALs 9lss,rRIysp ~ R,y,v! d PROP;
q tru.t the bearing date o. n. Sss
i9 s :S .sS rsS.'ssd ss. Ss ,S. i s ssS
TeSords OF Wes1iultoa oouutr, m the District OF
On 4. .s: oS S, e. s i .: .ssS
,ias tss - sSuSts "a sl thai peos Of sros.d
pss ioT sna sss sns s.m.
the kldge kcsd, at poist marked c ON pat rade
running thsns: an eastsy amso.OS d SGsPa 70 x:
eastsrn IRE OF said piece Of land; thencs no. tn
more or less; thence vestvsrdly within seyept,,
seyen Cd feeI OF s.id RIDGE Road; fheDoe sos IN
ysrdly 10 said Ridge Rosd; thence south vardly
along said Ridge Road tveaty 30 feet 60 the ace
o. ginninr, vita tbs I'm, ents thereon oor-
nstnt OF q comfortable log house and q anal
frame house
This sIoss5ty !. ,sorO.s the Eastern Branch, and
Term, Of sale: One third o,.h; the residue IN
and IL monthe. the pu-ohsser giving his note, saf-
lsfeotoiy endorsed, and Bearing IRON the
I aced given and o d ed oftrust taken. All eop-
ye,anoinE ~ the coat of the purchaser
1.-THE terms OF ssle are not oornr led with within
fve days from day OF sale the trustee reserves
We night 10 ressll the property on one weeks no
Toe, at the risk aad cost Of dsfsul1ng pu ohaker.
N II-asvtd, BoNTZE 4 GRIfffTH, huei..
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auotioneers.
SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, CARTS, &c .
- AT AucrioN.-On SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, lltn instant, ate clock, We Will sell, in
front Of our sscton Rooms. Ninth street and Pa
avenue, very supe Ior Horses. Also, Carts, &c,
the working stock Of p. Brennan as-
sexcellsnt York Horses,
good Carts.
] Express Wagon,
heav, Stone w, eon and Harness.
} Buggy and Hs neet,
9Plows and Gearing.
The bors.s are now working st the Recei win n
Eeservoir, Washington Aqueduot
msd WALL & BARNARD, Austs.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY: :
StTCRDAY-...--.... May II. 1881
THE NEWS HERE.


THsY woS'r ENBABx IN Ir-Bradley John
sons company Of Maryland infantry, which he
esssyed to carry over to the dIsunion camp at
Harper's Ferry, numbered over one hundred men.
He was able TO seduce but thirty Of them to follow
bis fortunes. He has been a chief dsunion con-
spirator In Mary land, which Stats is rapidly get.
ting too hot for gentlsmen OF his proclivities and
practice. IL will hardly be long hence ere Thoe.
Winans, R. NJ. McLans, John kettewen and
pouce Marshal Kane follow On the same road, we
tlke II.
Lafsy.-Bradiey Johnson and BIZ Burns fths
faro dealer) are both on island near the Point
Of Rocks, each having q company Of Marylanders
numbering about sixty men,-They fed to that
point fearing arrest for their comPicity with the
Baltimore mob's outrages on the 10th ult Their
puspese now 10 70 make an assault upon the Le-
Rislature al Frederick, IL a fair opportunity may
shortly occur, to ths end Of driving OF the Union
lists OF the body, and thus aiding Its disunonists
secession.
Governor Letcher has written to Jackson, who
Is In command a, Harper's Ferry. instantly to
wnndraw his men who have invaded and now
hold points In Maryland-the MARYLAND side
heights opposite Harper's Ferry, and one or two
points upon the railroad as far down as the Point
OF Recks. This order from him was in COM
piance to Governor Hicks's demand for it,
~
TINNEsszE.-ln the fight that took place In
Paris Tenn, on the recent occasion of the attempt
of the Hon. Emerson Etheridge to address the
people there, the disunioniss came to the meet
ing fully armed and organized TO put down free
speech In behalf Of the Union. by wholesale mur-
Der. Their opponents being unprepared for any
thing OF the sort. they killed three gentlemen
friends Of Mr.. Etheridge, OF them his brother
in-lsw-and wounded two others. The conse-
quence has already been so strong po, ,rular de-
monstration, as that dsuIicn longer dares show
It's face In that quarter Of Tennessee, where IL
caved In on the moment its cowardlY and mur-
derous character became distinctly appreciated
by the masses. The Unionis.s Of the State are
everywhere armng and organizing rapidly, de-
termined TO resist by force of arms the atrocious
usurp,tion of the Legislature In e.saylng to reyo-
lUtionize Tennessee. we'll the use Of the rail.
roads Of Tennessee 10 the end Of ma king war on
the United States
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~NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. N,th
W Cdyite! bettccen B and sts.-On SUN
DAY MORNING next. = discourse will be de w.
ered on the demise of Miss VIOLET A. HINroN
seats Tree. snd strangers earnestly invited IT.
NTREV. DIR HAVEN, Chaplain TO the Eia bth
,tX Massachusetts, r egiment will preach in the
Mtthodi-t Episcopal Church, on Fourth strt eft
east, WashInstOn, on SUNDAY (to-moIrov)
MonNING. at IL O'Clock. It.
~UNlTARIAN CHURCH Tho Rev, r.
1So r GUTLsR will preach in this Church To
MORROW tSundayI MORNING. at III O'clock;
ana The Rev AUGUSTUS WOODBURY., ChaplaIn Of
the hhods Island Regiment, will preach IN the eve
ELny at ~ o.c ock. It,
nEAATTTENTIoH, JACKSON GUARDS,
HS COMPANY BAN adjourned meeting Of
the company will be held ct the truck bouss of
the Metropolitan Hook and adder COmpanv h.
tween A. aud 5.h sts., on TUESDAY EVENING
next, at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose of taking in
new members and perlecting the organizatiOn of
the COMPANY. By order. ll-sts
NY TIERS OF wASHINGTON.-Tbe
~ Jnpo election for our oIty officers is near az
hanf Permit me- as voter To name Mr. JOHN
) MOLlof as aCsndidats for COLLECTOR
OF tte city. Mr.. Nj. is wel-known to ali Of ons
oltlzeps, aylng occupied in our CITY Affairs tbs
Rosiuon oil Councilman and Alderman. He ia a
UNION man Intelligent, honest, and faith fu in dis
chaIge OF AL Gutes Incumbent upon him. there
lore expect that oil our law-loving and Union
oltlxens will give him their HEARTY support
It- tIntellIEcnoer.J g.
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W FOR VOLUNTEERS.
JUST recsived lot of Scott's Taotics HaIds.,s
Golunteers and Militia, Benton's Ordr srce and
Sunnery, Jominl's a TT of War, Mahon,g Outnost
m ll-6t Book and Stationery Store, 334 Pa. ay.
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TGENERAL ORDERS-No. IL.
WAR DTPARTMRNr,
AnYnILNI ESNRp n..r

- o, a..
WAR DrPAfrMENr,
AnurAyT GENERAL's OFFICE.
r, washington, MAY s. 1861,
The States Of Ohio. indisna AID ii incis will
oSt s e. sssd e he he
PesaItnsnt Of the Ohio. Major General s Gsor9s r
command Headquarters at CircinnstI.
mil w L. THOMAS, Adju..nt General.
NAVAL MEDICAL BOARD-A Board
DATED State. Naval Hospital New % Yorf on on the tbe
Is. n June NEXT fcr the exar ination Of cardldstss
Ststes Navy - 'Ao oAi'eu
&c ,Geat,s%sn desiring permission to sppea- before
Ine boatd must make application 20 the honorable
secretary Of the Nsvy, stating their residence,
phsce and cate Of brLh acco pan led with respect,
aO!e te tlmohlas OF mo raj character.
applicants must not be less than twent ono nor
No expense is allowed Sy SoTetnusr, % as9 to d,
dates attending the sessions Of the Board az A
snoos sant e'smnaon legal prerequisite for
eeR-- ---.-n- III IIIe Iavy. m ll-eo2v
FNOTICE!-sewsrd Guard, Company B,
Lii Me,r3Poitan Rifles, Capt. WV. B. WHsp
vii meet EVERY EVE,fNG, at 8 O'Clock, at
o. members: All good oi,izens desIrous Of viIipn-
tesrlng are invited to join, as ooly q few more men
company composed OF nothing but rsooa mem. aeu.
none other need apply.
u2 The following order, ISSUED BY the Navy
Department on the 26th instant, 10 now maize pub
ho for the bsneft of oil whom it m,y coroern,
NAVY DEPARTMENT, April 2s, 1861.
To fhe Fourth Auditor of the Trsas,-y:
s1R-The amounts found to be due to resigned
Navy Ofhcors from the States which claim to have
seeded will hereafter be paid shem from the United
States funds heretofore sent to or deposited in
those States, except In cases where the Department
shall otherwise direct.
an, respectfully, your obediont servant,
GIDEON WELLES,
ap 9-2w Secretary of the Navy.
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wv Il,
III M, LiNkiNS, CORNER of 1 and Sixteenth sts.
calis attent, on to ms hne stock of Fresh MEATS
ana PROVISIONS. He W II open a Provision
and he thanks his numorous on stomers for foIm,,
patronage, and soloits . continuance of their IA
x0Is. m Il-2vr
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xf BIRDslBIRDS FOR SALE. 40
~ Just received q splendid assortment NIL
EnEliah gsok Birds, fhru. shes, Bai Finobes. q aid
roe usts, Java sparrow, Stsrens. the "a MorsE
ffs5dIot, KATE an s5d green and gray. have MoefiSs
And bob2.lnks; also, Trsined Birds Pries % oss,
nuoS5 Cages Of all kinds from 10 oents 10 4 M ~
sUas sSna UMEARA's Bird store, No. 5e6 "a sS.
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4 T WORK FOR THE SOLDIERS.

LUST Elnlshed5 and ready for sale, one United
StaLes bunting tjag, II ade IN perIor stv e. 81
by 20, having large spread eagle in the field sur
Tonhaed oy "a stars, well adapted to any of the
rune Buildings. At the Trimming Store of M RI.
LOWE, 295 Pa. avenue, south eide. "
~. b + ags and Banners made to order mII-st
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OMNIBUS LINES.
CHANGE OF FARE TO CENTS,
niga g pnee OF feed and other contin xTsas-
Georgtogn and Navy Yard Omni bus H8 d fs&SsA
Lines VIII be SIX cents on and after Mo6dsx ISth
,,-s, J. J.VANDERWERKEN & Go,
III lI-os prnpriatorz
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Tuo FEMALE EDUCATION. :
nUSE Parents Who wish their dan htsrs IN rs.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-30
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAV,S
PuL MIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887. and
first article Of the kind ever introduced under
tho name of "PULMoNIC WAFERs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonic Waters
are counterieits. The genuine can be know bv
the name BRYAN being stamped on each Wa
FER.
BRYAN' PULn0xIC WAp.Rs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAs's PuLxoNIC wAPERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathinu
BRYAN's PULN0xIc w APsas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's PrLn0NIC War RS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAN's PuLnoNIC WAYERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRvAN's PuLN0NIo WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAH's PULxoNIC WARES
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULvoNlc WAFRRs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Sneakers
BRYAN's PULNoNIC WAPERs
Are in q simple form, and pleasant to the taste.
DRvAx's Put MoNIc WArRRs
Net only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYANs PULAONIC WARRxs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box of
BRYAN's PULAONIC WAEsnD
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRYANS PULAoNIC Warns
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BwrAN's PULNONIc WAPERs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOR MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester. N. Y.
Sold by all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nnv.7 dSwly