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REsHkAR NAIL LINE

IzS ssE RSfSSkkAs st GsIk HESE
TON-inland Route-The shortest AID nosf n
reot-CsrTy the Eastern MsIl.
Thesteamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Gait. J, C.,
Williams, in connection with the Stonington and
Provldence, sod Boston and Providence RAILROADS.,
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No la North River, at O'Clock p. M, and
6roton 81 $50 o'olooE r. M, or on the arrival of
he Mail Tain WHICH leaves Boston ct 50 p. M,
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. From Gro
ton1Tue sda,, Thursday and Saturday.
The COMMONWEAGTH, from New York-
Tuesday THURSDAY, and Saturday. From 6roton
Mo nday, w ednesdsy, and Friday.
Passengers from 6roton proceed per railros1 70
providence and Boston, in the Express Mail
Train, reaching SAID place In advance of those BY
other routes, and In ample time for ell the early
Mornlng Lines conecting North and East. Pas
senEers that prefer IL, remain on board the
g Gamer, enjoy mig hts' rest undisturbed break
fast II desired, and leave Groton in the Is A, n
Irs,n, connsctng At Providence with the 1 "
NJ. Train for Boston.
Fare from Providence 10 Newport, Fifty cent?
A haEIsge master accompanies the Steamer and
Por Passase, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
Apply on board the steamer, or st the Freight
Qnee, Pier 10 North River, or at the Once OF
the Company, No. lis West street, corner OF Cort-
land sGeet. New York, Feb. %. 1861,
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
e4S0k AND Fall RIVER.

- By the splendId and superior
Steamers METROPOLIS, EXPIRE STATE
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, Of Tresi
strength and tPeed, but particularly adapted 20 ire
navigation of Long Island Sound, running in COP
neotlon with the Fall River and Old Colony Rsll-
rosd, distance Of IS miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Bsttsry,
The Steamer EMPlRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton.
Mondays, Wednesday,, and Fridays, ct O'CLOCK
+, NJ, touching a. Newport each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAY. q, IT O'Clock
=. NJ, touching st Newport eaoh way.
These Steamers are fitted with commodiops
state rooms and every arrangement for the securi-
q and comfort OF passengers. who are afforded by
this route o night rest on hoard, and on nrriya
~ Fall River proceed per Stesmbos Train reach
Ins Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting OF the Accom- m odn-
Ton sc A; n By which they may reach Boston
A baggage matter is attached 70 eaoh steamer
who receives and tickets the baggage aid accom-.
Panies the same TO its destination.
steamer runs In conneotlon with this Line be-
tween all River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight 70 Boston IL Forwarded through with
great dispatch by an Express, Train, which caves
Fail River ever morning. Sundays eI ceBted, at
N O'Clock for Boston and NEw Bedford, arriving
~ It's destination At about ii A NJ
For freight or rnssags, Apply on board or at the
ofioe or Pier No North River For state rooms
and berths apply on sosrd, n desired TO seou-e
them IN Advance, 70 WIN. BORDEN, At't
10 and III West street, N. Y.
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For foR NEW XIV - Y6REk. nn


The Camden and Anboy and Philsdelsh,s and
bE shPR ll! rs USSI EM foR Tx RNb WAY
b fRR bEfS 5EF9EkE .. %a !. 81
Ats A: NJ via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
ATS 4: M, We Camden and Jersey City, IN. j.
Al 8 a: H., via Camden and Jersey CITY, Morn
Al Il1 a. h., via Kensinsson and Jer.., City,
At l2h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
At : r it,, via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
T., % n. vi. Ken.inrsop and Jsrssy City.
At % PM, Via kensinston and Jersey City,
1t ii. P; N. via Camden and Jsrsey City. 6south-
ton, fSiEht End passenger, First Glass Tioket.J
T re-. Nan TIs ss. s9a, daily The IN P.
ton: &C., attic A. NJ; and q r. NJ, from Kss-
For Water Cap. stroud seurr. Scranton, Wilkes
from kessinkton, VIA Delaware, Lsckswanna and
For Msao5 Chunk, Allentown and Bc.hlshsm ..
"a sstd 19 Al A Re connects with the sdin leaving
:, For Mount Holly 1t and A. M. and and q
For Freehold at "a. NJ. and Up. M.
F3r ~ lstol, Trentoz, So, At 40 A. NJ, ~ and
sInn ~ .,f from ks9sinEton, and ~ P. n. from
For Pa! mJra Riyerten, Delanoo. Beverly Bur
ington,, El5reEneoo, Bordentovn, to, at iax, /,
steamsr Trenton for Bordentovu, and interme-
wharf. '0'
IL For Now York and Way Lines, leaving
keEainEton Depot, take the oars on FIFTH street
above w alnut, hall an hour before departure The
from the de pot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed 70 each
passenger Passengers are prohibited from taking
All baggage over fifty pounds TO be paid for
extra. The company limit their responsibility for
gage 10 one col ar per pound, and will not be
liable Tor any amount beyond one hundred dollars,
except BY speoIsi contract
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FOR THE
s BA TEEsT HT6 I SESyd dEEro

On and after MAY 18TH, 1851, the trains Will mn
more.57Man, exoept sunday 81 50 A. NJ; ET-
press dairy AZ S. Is P. NJ. Both Trains 20 directly
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont a Re the A, M.
Tram; bAtween Piedmont and Wheeling take Ac.
eommodstIon Train. leaving Piedmont al s. 20 A.
NJ; and between Grafton and Psrkersburr al re-
the 50 a NJ Trein from Baltimore.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
staS NJ; and FIederick st $50 A. 81.
Inc ELLICOrT'S MILLS X AIN leave Bal
tmore at % and 9.B A. VI. and Is and SEQ p NJ,
and Elleotts Mills at 7.<o and ll.6O A. M :, and sd
and no p. NJ.
For further Information, Tickets of every hind =,
60, apply TO J. T. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden
s&hon, or at the Ticket once.
w. r. SMITH,
Master of Transportiou
L.. M. COLE Gany TioEat A-srt
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAp-
E EGE fSAN M, Arp Tk9S E;5 S5k !,


And WESf, Trains leave:
Prom Chambers st. NY, r rom Slth street
Express, and III g. m, rs, ii Is g. m, and s.
and $50 and pm. 5,25 D. m.
Troy and Albsny with 1913 ?. m, Sundays in
sleeping carl lois D, m clpded.D
Poug hkeepsIe train 8, q Is Is a, m, and LEO n m
m LIS p. m.
Peekskill train. l.nop m as D. m,
sing slLg tram 90 m, 70 O. m, and as and
And 80 and 100 .. m. s,25 D. M,
F1shtlll tram, SD z. NIL IS p m
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Ne" ckk3 2M b. NEW ssEEAwLs, AMI

NE" CLOAKS, NEW SHAwIS Ann
aSuoaa. NEW DRESS GOODS,
~, efn uresns snd tabrlos at our proven hiaIiy
nss OrJ GOODS IN az the dspLrtme ats OF families
ana hosseSeepers 1apts, " o
Also, our usual full stock of al the lea
SlaPies sdapfed TO the wants of the million, whoss
Gsd5 We SOLICIT. "iA0'e
MORE. "o' Mugs &C. upper
for. sJ Price Say naked in PLAIN figures. there
ohiIa.t heesnon Of stocs solicited, It implies no
Al parcsls Tor tbs intsrio, ,,o,s-,x .,al. r.,
Of chstEe fr0'9 ssoAeu hoo
PERRY & BROTHER
fSnR ave-. aud 9Th street.
~ Ctttl eperry 1uIIdiDFU
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M. NJ PALLS. Prns,t
Ma fssII SSssSE EsS; s XII

So ZEE MS ssEfEr 70 h t spSsoIf tp "
- BIZ RzLko ead NEW YokE
Sssys s1At kzaiL d, Lds,Tsiss Iss.s. s.v
soS sSSs@is :. .s.!: 4 f lSS ". st station.
nS" s@pm lis ss,m
SD pun,. s8pn
Connectine az Albany with the New Yoft Cen
trsl Railroad for Schenectady. Rooheeter, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
suspensi, Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Cal sndsleUa
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and sutpen-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo apc axe Huron Ard
Great Western R.Ilrosd, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit Chicago. Toledo, Milvsukie. Fon Du Lac.
s GI59s'e, Madison; pT:irIs Ds Chen Sses.
ene, Iowa CITY, Burlington, Qulpcv, SIrintbed,
Alton, - Louis, Cairo, Terre hsute. Indianapolis,
LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, DAYTON, Columbus, Cl~ve-
land, and al points West, Northwest and South
vest
NORTHERN ROUTE.
ConnectlnG with Trains at Troy, with Troy a
Boston and Rens. SarstOEs osds for Sarstofa
Mhltehall, Rutland, Burlington, IT Albens, Rouse
Point, PlattsburEh, OgdensburEh, Montreal, 40,
ID Freight Arrangemeuts by this route "a
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots IN
Chambers and canal streets. are at ell tirnes az
favorable as made by othsr Railroad Compaules,
The facilities Of this great New ork Rcnts 80 the
an Shippers for promptness and dispat0k.
Passenger trains, with Smoking ana Sleeping
Road.
For particulars as 10 local trains and freight sr
rsnssments, inc ulre at the depot, 6s Warren 81.
A. r, SMITH, SuperintendenI
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.ANhNDIvlDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAssTEEssss FEM SIS gT ssEERN

KENT" Capt J: d. rvan
"fi0NEEk,p Capt. w, Norman,
Will run their routes as follows, leayi II Limit
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Lsndinrs
on ChoPtsnk rlver. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
Monday.
F9T AInsgolissnd West River, every TUES
NJ pIn SnS SIph sne returning % ne Gays.
the saUe day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
snd Easton Point every THURSDAY, returning
by sans route on Friday.
For ANNAPOLIS, West River, St. Miohael's and
Eaton: via Mile's River Ferry, every SATUR-
Faro 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Faston
Fare % It MiohseI's and Miles River around
Fare % West River, lroqnd trip, sil-.---.- iS
rare 10 Annapollz l-ound trip rs oentsD 10
MEALS EXTRA.
EFFIeiEht must be prepaid.
Wharf and Once, LIGHT ST., foot OF Camden,
Baltimore. OK CLNNnN
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1870 3, Fog = Ss22E sMgNsSE 1s t5F SfI

1o fO PdIH SHp coSEo OLD
Leaves the lower end 81 UNION DOCK, Bslti-
more, west sde. DAILY, lsundars ip9ludedD 81
connecting With the Railroad lines, 20 and fon
,WsshT!nE,on, D. C. PhiladslRhis. New YORK Boo
West, immediately shsr the srrivsI Of the Express
Train from New 1oik and PHILADELPHIA.
Prom New York 70 Fort Monroe and back sN
Prom Phi sde phi q snd back. $la
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York 81 the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of Courtland street.
In Phi. SIDE phIs, st the Compsny's once, N. w.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or az The
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
ln Baltimore, on board the Steamers. foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
paRReufNr
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Master Of Trsnsportion.
l.. M. COLE, 6en'I Ticket Aren't
R NEW AL Ib2sk, k HAkkGa AND
.I.R1Nv Tp tEAX N6srS EW Y9EK FOR

.ALBANS kAfkkSHp. AND
ALBA Nst1H nsM22H' s sRkEs AhR NEST
For fSsns@s5 m is.s ss11s. a; .ss sn from
= For Dover Pl.in.-ses ,. m. stopping at White
flsin. and stations north to Dover plsins-ffom
tThis train WIN run to Millsrton every Saturday
bonn p s 1ss ssst : e az sta.
pips :, ri station. from 18Th ssrsst station :, 'p
ions from white street station H' .''pf' - -
For Williams Bridse-7S, ILLS q. m. and $50 ,.
R.safain9 u. iip ie. s'sa street station
Ai6anyoos:eo .. n; fast express train.
.oR sye4, Mo1d., m This tram leaves Nil
&SI9ss f flsse r. 100 I. m. 4,o ,arn
sundey trains win leave 9TH Avenue oqnsr aad
street, for Central Park, .Yorkville, HsHem and
'ys SAS ~ UURipeSffi o% as s sa1 to
x,uNEw YORK, AND ERIE RAIL
:. - PASSENGER g1 sSsP leave Vi. p.vo-
fs' me. S[rk 4 ssf fCr buntrt and Buffalo
and prinoipsi intsrpe| n,e Stations:
St.tors-fhis Train remains over night al Eimirs.
eco q m. MILK dailI, for 0nsviIle. and inter
,Toes ., m. ACCOMMODATION, daily, for por,
'sTS'; snd p'lRHSaiSsi ssatH,9 ,aa,. -.
SEQ 3 o.; NIsk ssrI EXP Ess daily, for Dun.
Fam 81 sssasasg ssS And p ?. sSS
IA sSes IN 3 tT5 for Housewife.
NATHANIEL mAhsh, Rsceir:s.
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KoLsanh Volcanic Oil Imminent.
GEE fser klNQE1Y LII ZEE WCEkDl

nES s2r x4Y IL HCEkNl
ne ssiy safe and ssrssiA fss Caassss Pfss p
.;r. Cy.llinss ..d sr.a... C.iu., Paralysis, H.s.
iIs.n.u:, Idr.ass q s J.i1,s c.ns'.s.d mase.. :,
Lgsnsns Ear.AAs sr fsssAashs Irssss sSrsin. r.,ss
: s:': .: c,s i. -;
::. ai asir Al ;;s:H i:sI 81 si P
:.r... r:n.ay
ssspsds and misery hi in,.ssbls remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
w relieve l.io .insst inslsnt.nsss.ly and VIII ss.s.
panty ana ssI s fsssst sssss In incredible sasr
FOE HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
nskkANl cELEBRArED LINlMENT is u. soly ..fs
~tsI. sp ptn:s . n: s s,,s sssv. E:n:
s.,s, f:i.d .. s.,. Big Had, tssvil. rht.l., 6id
& ss::.S a...,!ss si2k: :. s.:s. .d az
Cellar e.s, Css, esTss, ws.ads, Il il an infslnSis
....sy AMY As directed and s.Is ssr.i. s7srJ
~: os.s -, r. s::::
Gamer fhisd ssd Pias sts., D. EsIis, 1s
ciAshe lot y. p. ., 's'' .s'.. !. ....i.s
GUNBoATs FOR III, WESTERN RIVERS.
oVA.r'aHA'F Rs.s Sssss.. f.. o,,les
h.ss o 1on sJs invited for constructing Gun
Specifications viii Be- lmm Hss prs,.red and
NAY be examined at the QusrseTmastsTs Once q
an SUst b snd q hi. once
err alone viii be considered. N 'As 'al'a
Ps5. sS6msd By bidders yi Be- taken into
l.a 6u.r.srma..sr ssnsrsl 6nlssd h ss.,:
CRIB, CRAQLE AND BED BLANKETS
-. e9d C0UNTERPANEs,a al sizes anc suali.
Gottons. Towels, Napkins Table CLOTH, TicfinSs.
woyLLles; &c; Al at our proverblay low prices,
New: oomers, .tfsnssrs. soJournsrs and citizens
VIZ Inspect our stock 1t pleasure.
PERRY BRO,
S-0 Penn. avenue and eth g.,
W. TRAvEEINe TRUNKs.
n. TkGNgs = ipa as;1E T. 1sas
hsdisd Dress and Picking Trunks, az
q vs.y idk nsss' &e.s which We are now sslhnE
.n WALL. STEPHENS 4 co..
St3 Penn. ast0ue,
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Have Jass received I ffssh .Ss,iy C q No.s Pa
per, Colored Borders, ruled And plain, With In
w1h and without Mottoes; EnveIorss 10 matah.
Purses ana foetet Books OF svsy description.
~ Y9fS Paper: rsSsissS a;,ly; Papers from
FRENcH & RIcHsTRIN.
hEM VOLUME yBAL.ZAC's NOvELk-The
~ Ack sn,tst, or the Hoase Of Class from ma
French d Hologe de Baixso. Eres by mail. m.
riioit, Iss sstbos Of Adam Rsas ne, - S Sa
SH s5e fSsns. S7ssSe.
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0SE VERY. NICE SECOND HAND PIANo
~ TOT $50 ALSO, lsfge took Of Raven,->
Bacon a. Go q and Stelnvsy sons hsy
luat been received ., the Masic Sore q MNU
III Pianos for rent W W" oes
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SCHWERIN,s
Ann1hflatinG
Powder

SCHWkRINS
AnnihilatinG
~ Powder
3 Is ss g.. Sn sI. sIs. !. ''s
s sss.' ssl S:s his b|.s'
.s sHSH NV. PILLS =, :..s death e Rat
Eom the Ptssidsnt Of Girard ColIess. Director q
a asSs; % hsif y 81
b JAY, washington, ID. CT and Charity Hospital.
The orlrinsl certificates can bs seen Of the
S sS,Ss. e. sa1 .s. e. nee ..s g. s
kY% WIZ t Of f sy29iSsIRious INVITATIONS,
~ Senemoer TO ssf tor schvertns AErihl-
None genuine unless sisnedM. scrwr,n
FRKNcH nRRtf cHsTHkss9 SsE. ;.,, received.
OF all kinds, which they offer IRON ten % ffT
per cent below the regular retail pIoes.-sn-
A new edition Of Hsrdss's Infantry and Rifs
Tactics, complete, sl.x
Allen,s Compendium Of HaIdee's Tsctics. SIC
STSsss nHl,l ne y ssfss,s, Use ,a
Hsrdss's Tactics. ehsas edition. sc
The Soldiers 6aide, compIets msnvs spt
Sril oook ior the nse Of the Volunteer MIL "a t3e
Tbs Hand Book Tor the U. s, Soldier. eins
hrst BOOK OF Instruction 70 the u. >. 1nfsniD 80
ctk l.o. Military Mas, MAJ Of TIE seat We.
flagsx Badges and Medals IL even descripttor
Ahy OF the aeoye sent By mail freA.
FRENCH 4 RIChsTEiN,
ZINE SHAKER AND OTHER Mhllk
= fLANNELS. with al osher Kinds % WOE
no purchaser IL dsceird a.. -.
All buying and a. Ins beins NV ssFaea ~ ne
cssk standard, our whole sssls Of ioet 70 H'''W
o. MORN thsrkto. -
10 purohase. PERRf Bh
oeA-sf Perry Buildint
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By the ase OF these Pills the periodic attacks o
FCsoss - Sfek Hse&deAs may be prevented: and
taken at the commencement of IN attack in,ms-
date relief frOm pain and sickness will be obtain
They seldom nj Ia removing the NsSsss and
asadae6s to shlch females arc 30 s.btsos.
Tnoy cot gently Rpon the bovels,.-removins C,s-
ffvsss:s.
For LGUs-y mez, Sf~1.sfs, Delicate FemaIe,.
And Gil persons Of ssISstsry habits, they arc val
liable % LsSatt~t, improving the s2pc,tts siv,us
foss and stssr 10 tie digestive organs, end 70
storing tho nstarsl elasticity and strength Of the
whole sJ5tam-
Tho CEPRALlC FILLS s.e the r.ssu Of Inn,
inveeaEstion and carefully conducted experiments,
hs'lrs been in use many years, dur1nr which time
taey have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlsi-
uatihs "a 'he Hsrooss system or from Q derAnEed
ftSte OF tho sfos1Aek.
ana mar be taken at al times with perfect safet,
Sitnout MASKING any change of diet, ssd tAx sb-
fsses o. eSs disosrssabis fasts readers Il s4.v n
sdsss"ists tAs~s 10 ekiESsss.
BEWARE OF COUNTRRFEIYsI
The genuine have five signatures Of Rsnr, c.
Ssalding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and al ether Dealers In Msdi-
sineA.
A Boz Will be sent By mail prepaid On rsssi,,s
tbs
PRICE, Is CENTS.
Al srsszs aheald bs addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDINe,
g CEDAR STREET. NEW Yolx.
Frs~ th Ers~ssv, NertelL, u.
,Uelhslio Pills aooomlhsh the object for which
sasy we're made, vsi Care Of hesdsShs In Ill il
Hsss tAs Ee0Nfssy, Nsyfelk. "a
1hey have been tested In mere thxn tkssssni
ssses' with entire success
F,e~ tie Dsssseyst, St. cassx. Mo-.
box oephsS Ps "a e re ts. se 70,
may have thsn In case Of al:sttaaf. W.
tssss fss V0ssrs 4. r. Gssase, n1sass, ILL.,
We ssHeraly endorse Mr.. spaldins. AID bis N
HsS fAs Scstksx PStk Fiadn, Rsas Oylssss- L..
,.I TT them you that arc AFFLICTED, ssGyo are rIrs
fss sSss S San &c s6ss1 e sss
other medicine can produce. ~
fsess tAs 6ssssts, D4sssrsyt, lssaA,
sraidin8 would not connect ais mans viii
loie he did not t.os. 70 possess rel .sr{t
ttes tbs A&-~,ts~. Pysvt1ss.,
he S ssd e e. :ud sss 3 r,
ssIy best Tor that very foSssot complaint vtisS
kSsss tks 81. Lssts Dsaas~st.
The immense demand for TIA art,sI. ,r..A.,,.
PilisIs rapidly Increasing. 'Ae'''
tysu 'AI kssassAs TsIIss Sta, KsasssAs, Va.
We are srre that persons sufsriss VIII ca. 49,
seho' who Try theu, Will stuck TO kSaz.
Fssss tAs AIs1tts~. Fysstlssss, RI
The tssnmory In th cir hver IN str,r. g. a.
most essectab!e suarterE us
fe~ 10 lady Ness. ksss,sys, Il.
Oephl!Io l'iln are taking this ,I.n. ~ n, 80
's~ hs Co~ssueisi Pxllsfts, Bostos. Ma.,
SAID 10 be very ehhoaoIous for the headsebe.
tto~n tks Coss1ssresaI, C1x.s..ns ma.
Suffering humanity can nov BE- relieved.
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-, oNIONs-ONIONs-O
JUST Reoeived on eolifnmenf IyS0 Sunokss
King & BURcHELt,
sah C.srr~r rlffe~ath And sfe
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SNOW PUDDING

Dissolve half of a small o ,cksce OF pelatin,
In half pint Of water add pound Of groun
white sugar, the juice of four lemons, and tn
whites Of two eggs. Beat all up till very ligh
snd spongy, then pour into mould. Whel
wanted, turn into crystal dish, and sery
with oustard round it made of the yolks @
tso eggs.
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II a lash NOTlCE. ..-...-..s 1901.
~ Conseauenee Of our having 70 pay cash for
49, ssoole q goods We purchase, We are forced
lresePt We hsye 10 store q vert large sssortn snt
Of READY-nADE CLorHfNG fos a,sn sud
tssn usually, WALL, sfEPHENS l. co. ,1''
Sss Pa syenpe, between 9Th and iath ste.
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Ns1 fAs ExS1ts0, NoxfeIb, ".
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NEWS VIA WASHINGTON
We take the following news from tn e Washing.
ton Sur of last evening.

We take the following news from the Washing.
ton Star of last evening:
FLAG OF TRUCE FROM GEN. JOHNSTON
Last evening, at eight O'clock, Gag of truce
from "en. Johnston came within our lines a Bal.
lels Cross Roads, bearing dispatches from J.bn.
ston (borne by Lieut. Hanger of the Sixth Georoia
regiment), addressed to Gen. Mcdowell The flag
D+aer WAS AZ once conducted tn the tent of Acting
D''s'oirr GENERAL McGann, who caused the pack
age borne To be sent to Gen. Mcdowell. keepinp
the bearer and his attendants in his camp
Last night Gen. Mcdowell sent duplicates of tn
dispatches In gu 'sion to Gen Mcclellan. and thi:
morning they were duly laid before the President
Their contents, OF which we know nothing, are
however, said and believed to be of Importance -
Iimeo Danaos dona ferentes
DOWN THE RIVER.
The gunboat Freedom arrived up at the nayr
yard from the lower river about AZ o'clock vester
Gay evening. She brought up three prizes taken
within the last few days off Accotink and Dove
Greek They consist OF two long boats loaded
win Woou, and handsome sOop laden with truit
They were carrying supplies to the Con federates-
The captain OF one of them is Washiogtonian
nam-d Regan, and is well known here in connec-
lion with the navigation of the Potomac and Ches-
apeake Bay.
FRUITLEss Sc ARCH.
day or two ago the Yankee, Reliance and
tretborn we're ordered to Leonardtown to search
LOT concealed ii -ld-pieces and other army stores
iney proceeded thither, landed force of 60 men,
including twelve marines from the Pocahontas,
and made search of the Court House and few
other buildings, but found nothing save a quantity
OF cartridge boxes and BELTS showing that the Sc
cess",nists are watching the opportunity to make
strike 1t IS confidently believed th at there were
-FOUR held-pleces concealed in near the town. lint
the search was confined mainly to few of ths
principal buildings. Leonardtown is a rank seces-
sion hole and should be closely watched. A man
mounted on horse rode up in front of the Court
House while the Federal troops were searching it
and gave three cheers for jeff. Davis.
SECESSION LADIES.
The Freeborn chased a boat across the river IN
Indian Head, in which, among others, were two
ladies, natives of Alexandria. They were taken on
board the Freeoorn, where they berated Abe Lin.
coin in round terms. and talked freely to the Off
GERS in favor of the rebels When thew were dis.
charged they babe the officers goodbye, and ex-
press the hope that they should meet them in
Alexandria before long, when the Confederate flag
should be floating over that town.
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s,pui,O LEGIsLATURE,: SPECIAL SESSION
house OF DELEGATES.

r,rprprcK. August ]. Leave was granted Mr..
s,a.Toy to Introduce bill to guard against fraud
:. ,h" ..xercse of the elective franchise in BaltI-
." - by a regi.tration of voters.
ma nation of Mr.. SCnTT, the act to incorporate
Az R,Iiimnre, Catonsvle and Ellicotts Mills fas,
.n,er Railway Company, with the senate ameho-
sS,. was taken up and passed
"T m Cpp,N offered a resolution in regard to the
W, of the books and documents in the
s nv I;hroTv which was passed.
on Az u,ppI'oy, from the special committee to
n'' .as reterred the act of 1853, relating to the
"n"n u "" of the Metropolitan Railroad from
iuc"' p.o,yp. D. G., to Hagerstown, submitted an
","torabe report, the ground of the injustice
,ho baltimore and Ohio Railroad and injury tO
w. revenues of the State, which the passage OF the
act would work. ooo ,
Mr. Prrrs reported bill to repeal section $50 OF
article 4th ri the Code and substitute another sec
tiou reviviog the act of 1876 in relation to the
rnyers of single Justices of the peace. Passed.
Mr. Pitts also reported bill extending the limt
,ooo Of the time for the collection OF taxes to fou
wears. Passed
Lapve was granted to Mr.. Pitts to introduce
hill authorizing the removal of equity cases in thu
Srrerinr and Circuit Courts of Baltimore from on
Conrt to the other. Adjourned.
SENATE.
But little business of general interest was trans
acted in this CHI amber TO-DAY.