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August, 1851.
The exercises OF this Institution will be resumed
on the first Monday OF September. Terms Tor
Doard ana Iultion per annum. 8 20, payable half
For further particulars apply to the President
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- YOUNG LADIES,
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public patronage is respectfully solicited.
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Fire In osdensburs, N. ".

OeDENsBURs, Aug 10 "A hre broke out this
moraing destroying the stores and warehouse 81
J. III. Morgan, n. 4. Bacon, aud 3. g Averell A.
Co also an adjoining unoccu pi I'd building Los,
esdm tied at so 600 70 $50 600 Insurance Sos 100
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A SUPPOSED SPY ARREsTKB-While the Pro-
yost Guard was In search Of the man who stabbed
O'Day at the general mezs house, they found u
chap snugly packed away In an ambulance, who,
"scary soul, % said he thought the soldiers were
looking for him. As be was q stranger, the guard
very properly came TO the conclusion that be must
nave deserved looking sfter or he would not have
qated
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New STORE HOUSE, "A very commodious store
house for the accommodation Of Government is
now being put up on the nat northeast Of the de-
pot. The building IL siXty-four feet wide and
one hundred and twenty n length, and f. TO have
a substantial gravel roof, thick solid floor and all
the apPurtenances Of first class storchouse Two
lines OF track branch on from the railroad and
pass down alongside the platform, leaving three
sides free for loading freight, &c, to or from
wagons The building Is easily approached by
teams, and will prove Of great service In protect
Ing The immense amount Of supplies now daily
pouring in.
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I Tor vel OF -. State of -, hereby Agree
to construct the machinery for (name tbs num5erI
with the PROVISIONS and terms of the advertlse-
msnt of the August sEh 1861 from the Navy Depart
ms , and hsrsunto appended, AID for prices AID
For the machinery of the Cname the vesseD the
price to be name the sum- dollars.
. he total time Of comp elton to be (name the
tho notification OF acceptance has been made By
the Bureau, p DIVIDED the We sssls be placed at my
Cor ourl dispose within tname the NUN .er of con-
secutlve days. from the same date.
IL the vessel should not be placed st our disposal
within the time stpu ated, then the time Of cOIn-
peuo 70 De name the numter of days. from the
date OF the that the vessel placed at
NoTk Repeat the last three paragrapks TO, the
Other three reSSsLS,
should my tor our) proposal be accepted, 1 Tor
wei rec uest to be Informed at -, and that the
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Form Of Guaranty.
We, the und erslgned, residents of -. in the
siate 81, 4hi;hsrsey jointly and several, ooyensnt
the foregoing proposal be accepted - viii,
WITHIN ten days alter the receipt OF the cortraor at
=, execute the same, WI h good aud uifioient
proposed In compliance with the terms of the ad-
veItsement OF August 9Th, 1851, hereto appended
ana under which 1t was made; and in case the said
= shall fail to enter into the contract aforesaid
We guaranty to make good the difference between
the offer Of the said - and thst which may be
aooeptei.
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AH0THkR HohIcIDE "A private In Col Cass's
Eleventh Massachusetts, Reg iment was shot dead
at drinking house In Bladensburg, night before
lASt- 10 seems that squad Of the regiment was
sent out TO arrest and bring into Camp Curtin a
number Of men belonging 10 the regiment, and
who had been absent therefrom for several DAYS
Among the number was the deceased He resist
ed the guard, and In an attempt to escape from
the house was shot dead
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BrsY TINES AT THE DEPoT YESTERDAY, no loss
than I've burthen trains arrived here from various
points NORTH, with freight for government; among
them several cars laden with hne beeves from the
vicinity Of Harrisburg, Pa. Notwithstanding the
great exertions made to accommodate the increas-
Ing tide Of freight, &c, the platforms and ward,
about the depot are pretty much bloc kaded, and
IL 10 with no little difficulty that teamsters are
able 70 get their respective loads. Beside this
TIE engines are constantly crowding and pushing
around on the various switches and the bevif
dered teamster 10 often at q loss " hat to do with
bis frightened team, which dances and wheels IN
among the trains to the great CONSERVATION Of the
nervous.
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RELsAsED.-Yesterday, an order from the DIS
trict Attorney was received by Marshal Lamon, to
discharge nom prison John Ragan, Rich'd Lacy,
Edw'd Cant, George Blake, John Lawrence and
John Russell who were taken from the long
boats Richard Lacy and Morning Star and sloop
Jane Wright, and brought TO this city and COM
United 70 jeil to await the order OF the District
Court. The Marshal requested Justice Dom to
send him release for them, which was done
They were captured on the lower river
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DEsPKRATE AssAuLr.-Day before Yesterday a
man by the name Of Henry GOedrick formerly
member OF Captaia Miller's Navy Yard companv1
entered the blacksmith shop Of Thos Andersen.
1t Good Hope, across the Eastern Branch and
picking up hammer, commenced E" breaking
desist, when Goodrich aimed q blow at him with
the hammer, which struck him on the side Of the
forehead, fracturing his skull Anderson 10 in
critical condition. Goodrich was arrested by Pc.
jail by Justice Gull.
, 1861-07-01
JOHN J. QRIFTRNpEN.


But for the iudjgnity which would be
offered his constituents thereby, the mem
bers Of the next Congress might properly
box up Mr. Crittenden in glass case, and
hand him down to other generations, as
specimen Of the Compromises Of 1861
His days Of usefulness are gone, if any
such he ever had; and nothing but the
stubborn vanity and malignity Of old age
low remains. We shan be mistaken If in
the Congress about to assemble he does not
make himself more wickedly mischievous
than in that which lately adjourned. For
the dubious position Of the Border Slave
States, ind that bastard loyalty, as wide
spread Gs it is detestablc, which exacts
conditions not nominated in the bond, as
lis reward for fealty, he is mainly respon-
Eiblc. His position in the Senate, his age
and lis undeseryed reputation with the
people, made him powerful for good or
evil; and he used his advantages only to
inf1ict deadly stabs upon the country that
he au the while pro1essed to love. The
historian Of the period, writing when the
passions OF this day hsye passed off, will
be at loss. to find the key to the disloyalty Of
which he was all winter guilty. Whether
10 say that he was in his dotage and failed
to grasp the facts Of the situation, OF that,
reeing his duty, he. was impalled n disre--
gard il by that maggot Of his brain, = de-
Eire for the Presidency, will puzzle him
Rho will sit in Judgment upon his psrt
in the great drama.
We hear that he has new Compromise
ready, and that he is prepared to press it
by all the means in his power. Is the man
demeated2
, 1861-07-01

~
The attack d a morning paper, upon the
Mayor, for his extraordinary exertions to
pay the accr1ing Interest on the city debt
and save the financial good name Of Chi
cago from dishouor, is gratuitous, mali
cious and false. That excellent officer has
done in the premises only what any pru-
dent, judicious man would have done had
his own interests been at stake; and il, in
providing for the obligations that could
not be saf*lSs iisregara5d, he has been
Obliged to make the sacrifices that every
merchant in the city has been making for
month past, he has not exceeded
the authority with which he is intrusted;
and when the people, whom he has
served, know the lubor that he has per-
formed and the good service -that. he has
rendered, they will endorse all his acts and
rcprove his revilers. It is shameful that
lie should be eensured upon vague charges
and unfounded statements, when lis only
purpose has been for the good Of those
who have put him where he is! Let US
rather confer honor upon him for the
calamity that he has warded off! That
Chicago, On Thursday next, is not put in
the category with Milwaukee and Dubuque
and St. Louis is due to him.
, 1861-07-01

goose expedition IN particular: Now 4 Clsto.
Jsckaon comes into our bafliWfck, we insist
that he be turned over to the tender care Of
Gen Prentise: Col: Lawler, Of the 18th, re-
tuned from Springfield on yesterday, and re-
ports having procured $500 uniforms for his
mtn. Their aecoutremente are being deliv-
cred now. This regiment is Egyptian born,
msde up Of splendid fighting materia1, and, to
a man, In for the three years' service
notice q good many familiar Chicago faces
1t our hotel BIZ the WY, is It not som msthiug
Of marvel that such hotel a. this St Char.
les is to be found In Cairo? Why, q. better
kept and more elegant establishment y not to
be anywhere found Il ron don't belieye #,
ccme ard put yourself under Frank Bedard's
care fer q Cay or two, and zee.
The health Of this camp, 80 far, has been
ren arkably good There has been compara.
tise}y but little sickness, and very few deaths.
Since the beginning Of this war, I have been
st moet Of the military encampments in the
West, and venture the assertion that you
will il no place find better hospital arrange
ments ttsa here. / believe the majority Of
Cur surgeons, too, are well aasifed, attentive
to their duties, and humane to the sick.
It 10 pleasant to-day, having rained during
the FORENOON: l. T..
, 1861-07-01

Sir. LOUIE, June so.-Reliable Information
from Springfield eays the &C Louis regiment
of Col. seiget, and part Of the 5sh, Col s1i9-
map, reached there Sunday last and Col
Browns regiment, the 4th reserve coEps, aud
q battalion Of the 9Th, wonld arrive next day.
seigel'a regiment started west to cut tts on LACE
with 2,0C0 men only partially armed = Is
understood that Kansas has guarded al outlesa
from Missouri On the borders Of Kansas and
the Indian territory, which, WITH seageEs ous-
posts vest from Spring 6eld, will entirely ncR
Jackson in and doubtlEas result IN the capture
Of his whole fo7ee.
j, ?: Knott, Attorney General Of Missouri,
ia row prisoner at the aznensl
TIE Democrats correspondence SAYS that
t,,e Uuiou Home Guards, at the battle OF Cole
Csmp On. the 10th list, lost % kll1ed or
TppEded, and IS taken prisoners. The pFis-
ortre were taken to Warsaw, and liberated on
tsh|rr q the oath not to bear axms against tae
ec.thfrn CcntoderacY. The Uoion forca WAS
i've Hundred, aaa scees.lonis.a-sA m,u:.cct
, 1861-07-01

ST.. LOUIS, June ga whole block OF build
i1gs On Mississippi street, DonaldsTille, Ii,
was burned On Friday last. Loss two bun
G1ed thousand dollars. Insured for s11 900.
The Memphis Appeal notices the departure
from there Of B1igadier General McGlun, Col.
Prentice, Of Kentucky, and Col. Jet. Thomp-
ecn, Of Missouri, for White River, Arkansas,
taking with them large qusntity OF arms
4 special to the same paper says Leonidas
Polk, Episcopal B:shop OF Louisiana, has been
commissioned Brisaditr General and assigned
a command in Lover Mississippi.
The Columbia Mo- Statesman announces,
On the authority OF gentleman from Newton
county, that theze are thirty thousand stand
cf arms md si1 to seven Thousand troops at
Maysville, Arkansas.
". B. Stark, Superintendent Of Public
Schools, ]. ". Houeh, Superintendent Board
Of Public Works, and Wm. Dunsconb, Clerk
Of the Supreme Court, took tha oath of alle-
glan to the United States at Jefferson City
Today.
Nire men, ten kegs Of powder, md email
quantity Of a1Ins, were captured BY . COM
FaDy Of Federal troops near Chillicothe, on
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, night
before 12et- These men meditated the de-
ttFuction OF the Railroad bridge In that vicin.
ity, but their design WIS frustrated They arc
row held prisoners
, 1861-07-01

ST. LOUIS, June so-W, R. stebbins, gen
eraI agent Of the Missouri aud Western t=le-
graph line, arrived here from trip On the
plains III morning: The various trims sent
ing satisfactorily. The first 200 mile section,
beyond Fort Kearney, ia being censtEuetsd
rapidly. The advance trains Of the Pacific
company are probably BY this time very near
Fcrt Kea.ney Mr.. stebbins reports having
met some two hundred emigrnnt wagons,
bound for California, and four OF five hundred
going to Pixies Peal, many Of the latter being
freight Wagons. The California overland emf
gzation is much larger than it has been any
Jear 1ince 1851.
The Overland Mail Company have doubled
their stations, which are now not more than
12 to Is miles apart, and are prepared to make
'scbedu1e TINE. They commence the daily
service tomorrow, the pioneer coach leaving
st. Joaeph at that time.
Mr. Stebbins also reports having met 200
wagons Of Normops, and that there are about
SQO0 Mcrmons still ut Florence, the Mormon
town just above Omaha, and = good many
mere, are yet to concentrate there. t Ii con.
fdently expected that the telegraph line viii
be completed to California by the first Of De-
cember next.
, 1861-07-01
intelligence from the soatl.

Lou,svnLr, june q. The Nashyslf5 Union
OF tie 18th ssys Coils. Ha.dee and MRgruder
have been appointed Brigadier Generals Of The
corfederate amy. -;
The Nashville City Council has appropriated
1850 GOO for residence for the Ffeafdent as
an inducement to establish the Southern Capt.
tai there.
Joshua Pearl, Of Mass, superin.sAift II
the Public Schools, has been notified u 1saTe:
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 33sh has an
accopnt Of the seizure Of the steamettdclty nf
Alton, and the probable capture of ], ,pD Cairo
troops. .....-
The New Orleans De7ta's special says, ~Hu.l
bert was a1rceted at Atlantis, as spy, and de
liyered to: the Virginia authorlaeh-cH the
evidence is not sufficient to convict linn he
will be turned o7er again to the Cohfederate
authorities. =:
Vice President Stephens VAS advertised to
eolicit subscriptions Of cotton for the Confsd-
erncy at Lincolton; Ca, on the s9th 81 June.
The State Treasurer Of Gecrgia giTes notice
that On accou1.t Of the war with Ithe Northern
arti slavery States, the interest on coupons
SID bends of the State, payable III New York,
NUT be 1edeemedsat Savannah.
An advertisement announces theseopenfng
Of the Confederate loan ut several places ID
Georgia. It says only s11 .000, 900 Of the
SIS QG0G00 have been subscribed.
, 1861-07-01

JEFFERsoN CRIT, Mo-, June 2e.-Messrs.
Morrison, Moeely and Houston, State Auditor,
8tate Treasurer hnd Register of Lands, took
the oa1h Of allegiance to-dsy, and will enter
upon The dlachaTge OF their duties. Attorney
General Mott, declined to take the oath, and
is now prisoner at the Capitol
Boo1v11Lg, June 2a-A company Of about
80 Home Guards arrived here early this morn
ing, from Lafayette county, fer the purpose Of
procuring s1ms from Gen: Lyon for COO Home
Guards, who are organized in that county.
These men came in wagons ard carried rifles
and ehot~guns to protect themselves from the
eecees1onIstr.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Afera session Of ten
days and the examination Of a great number
Of witnesses, the Corone1's Jury rendered the
following verdict In the Szysnth street shoot
ing affaif: ssThat the subjects Of the present
irGuest came to their dea:hs from gun shot
wounds Inflicted by Mimic musket ball, dis
charged By certain members Of companies c.
E, r. B and J. Of the Second Regiment United
Btates Reserve Corps, whilst marching down
Seventh street on tie morning Of the 18th.
The Jury further expresses it IS their opinion
that said wounds were inflicted without any
proyocatIon or discharge Of firearms from cit
fxers then present, aud also without any or
der to fire having been given BY the officers Of
said coTps-"
, 1861-07-01

NEW YoRE. June 29-Ihe World has spe-
cial frcm Fort Monroe, stating that Col. Allen
of the n T. 1Bt regiment Was arrested to-day
By ord er Of Gen. Butler. It the1 states that
Allen and other officers have arrested many
armed seceseionista, lately, who have been re-
Leased by Butler. On Friday word came that
field Of wheat belonging to Major Thompson,
Of the rebel army, was being gathered to he
cent to Yorktown, for the rebels, and some had
the asEurance to ask Col Allen for horses
which had bean confxcated, to convey the
wheat to the enemy, which vera refused, and
squad Of men sent 50 prevent the win eat from
being taken. Soon after the wheat field was
4 6s mes and 20 acres destroyed. MajorGen
eral Butler thereupon orderek Col Allen to
report 1T headqu1rtefs under arrest, aud
raraded his regiment under command ofLfeut
Col. Jikeman. The dispatch further Eolun-
tede the remark that this and other move
Il ents Of Gen. Butler cause his loyalty to be
ausm cted, and says It Is rumored that the reg
ulaI erny officers are preparing petition for
his II remoynl, nn1 that the New York regim ants
s1e c!amcrous to have = Major General from
their OWE State, and also that all the officers,
10th regulers and volunteers, viii decline to
sct in battle under General Butler. The ar
rest causes considerable excitement at the
Fortress.
The Tribune remarks on tho above that It
has no doubt Col Allen deserves to be arrest
cd. He left tho pollca department OF y. I.
Inst fall On account Of drunkenness, and the
above dispatch WAS evidently sent By some
| ffierd Of Col. Allen. It considers the fmputa-
ton Of Col Buffers loyalty absurd, as do the
majority Of the public press In this city.
, 1861-07-01


TEeeb1s H1sss11as s1es t. s. Ess-
LOUISVILLE June 29--H r. Waikiki, Brit
ish Consul at Charleston, passed through hero
last evening, going South -;
The Jox4HM Of this morning says tho Colo
mel cf aState guard regiment, who ms to
have been stationed at Columbus, reeiG9s, be-
irg n worthy to support the neutra1t.y; policy
Of Kentucky. He Is . secesaionist- Il is
thought the presence OF . regiment at Eplum-
bus viii produce much trouble, aud iB,0n1y
trick Of Magofina to c1ea.e panic In that
region. +
The came paper has q letter from PAducah,
saying that Union uea did not .yota: their
strength at the late election. Many vert evan
forced to vote for Burnett. :;
- Mr. Brigham, 9 aKentuck:cn, suzpected as
q Spy, was arrested and ahnt at threet times,
and started for Urion City, Tenn,r to t9 tried
for treason. The mob, however; dsaisted.
The'same day, the Coroner Of the county was
Killed ~SecessioDfsta say every MAI nnn8t de-
clare either for the North or the South, and
horthe1ne1s must leave. The Gay after the
election the GoutheEn flag Wa2 rateed, aud
Gen. Pfentiss invited to take It down.
a fight occurred between two UnforfFts and
two secessIonists in Graves county, In which
one seeessinutst Was killed and the other had
his 21m shot of. Two companies, one Union,
the ether dtsuuion, were drilling near b.. The
latter started In pursuit Of the two Un1on1sts,
when the Union company followed. Nothing
has been heard Of the result Of the affair.
, 1861-07-01
The nebel Force In virginia,

w.su1naTox lime an The T,i15u,- anac;a1
aora ~ rahai froo,s In V;rrin,a ~ ast;a,o;a5
~ cn 66n ~ Iii ri MI n.s - a9.s"i
es5see. - az ooo r.,s ~ nsa. a9
smyuhsrs Thers ~ - aT1s I'm a. Manassss
Mn at yti-ta nfo nv m-f,ie =; =. 1aaasaa5G =
i1nns.rnah1e X Ts sa;d ihsv dnn't 3nt..n;1 20 10
n.ata efamd - anv 1.o;nf ~ h,,+ . sh,rt ~
nne a. Ms1asssa ~ ,' nn1 thsi "a! TaE enots ~
ereaee in a pItched hatt1e. bnt to hsrasa M ~
Pran7eoar6,a pdvancs onar1 il snr.mna3 f,e,,,
sn1ina XII ~ ~ Fa;raE nnrtf Hn1ss n,nst11 n9
i; rorssts 11f thn 11rain T. sa;raS r,-s,, -,
=. eair;no, noth;no na S1+h Gsra';rs +s<-i
nso4,s - ~ a5,1,o+@nant ~ ~ - - III
y. -. dae;sa,-s " - s1,.,a. @ oa.u
ssy a. a;a a;s4 ; Wrs;nts ~ "a som A"He' 1a'e
- al psA1 sto1,a ~ hsa haa1, i..ar 1 Tsisf,rcaa
f;ant mnt4nn In ~ M;se;ss;n,'I has +a,a.rsa
1;s rss;rn.t;n, has Ss3 n2 Sst,na
+i,a 49, n"S' JAW A10 0~s-'A - VIZ
Wns;,;r1to~ s;a,,o+,,,. T., +ho 1r,,,x. u.v.
Az q ~ ~ tt nl;s.1 ~ ~ 1Mxs says
c.ne ~ 81 ,-neh afsr,o = Las ;,an Jea1ahsi
- 1ts. -. r. "1s 1et ta
~, ~ - - az 1n.-;.i ~, 1'" pa
''~4't' "e4o - T.e,.,s ,ae n ps" n. :. NC %4as'
ldcralos o1spasehI
All our vessels cent anywhere have riled
cannon. The Rodman gun will bs put on a
vessel to operate near Monroe, especially
Sewa1is Point.
]! is said the Unionists Of East Tennessee
and Te1es follow the example Of Western Fr-
gjuia:
NJEtgr fke1t.7 Of Ws3teIn TeI8a ha& arrived
He .says movement Is on foo. to separate
from the rest of the State. Secret Union 1850
Citations have been formed. The Union feel
mg rs caaly extending:
, 1861-07-01

A GE34lS WANTED --$l,2oo
~ 5ea- u-ae 81 e.5 oas with SO sortH II
PATENT STENCIL Tools
o1te. s:coZ1 included to retail for $tH. Sec4 f~
--r .sr Sansple sad Stencil Cat<lf. gus Al trt4 r.
j flLLAH No. 3SE Ql:7e -trpst. st Lsuts, NJ, II
~ Rr,1a'w E-w York ~sst ~
, 1861-07-01
letter from Carl Bhurx.

1S3" 1p7kA1 VUut D u
Nj DEA8 SIR Yen are happier than 7
am his moment. You stand st the head of
brave men, eager to fight for the greatest Of
causes-and tie opportunity will not be want
irg-whi1e must leave the country just at =
sVore-the sword which Ie1pected to Wear In
The service of the Republic Accept It as
token of that sincere and warm friendship
which, as you know, I always cherished for
'you, Fight web, and in the glorious excite-
ment Of the struggle do not forget your friend,
: - :3"'~ - - G. SHuRz.
Coz. n. E, PA1ks, 7th. .Rsgt. ,lla. Vol.
, 1861-07-01
8aaar11sD.

WANTED-Boartl tor lady, in
VI a~ep-ftante private fan,us. wacrc ti,esn
no ha4-defA. iRetetenneh given and IEQatktd. Ad-
CEcss Post Of5Ea b4,I 4T&J, 14EY3t
w ANTED-A Carriage Trimmer.
W Inquiry At 55 EoEth Jefferson street. Also.
EMrfages a-l BHfStes tos 50 Z cnsnp for csah.