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Another Fight in Missouri.

Kansas City 22.-by a special ussssngss!
Just a1ivod va learn tbs llo~ing:-
At 20 mibu'ss past 2 o'clock Of tho 18th 4
NJ J. VAN hoRss Command Of the Uaitsc
Ststss Reserve Home Guards Of this place,
numbering about 40 men was attacked by
500 rebels, undar Capt. DUSoIH. niiss
North Of Harris,nVills. Tns hsht la'tsd
Was kept upon both sidss 1T 20 atlutss pas
9 O'Clock toe rebels withdrew, leaving tho
United States triops victorious. Ths loss q,
the r,bss wa ii killed, inc uding two OH ssr
ar d ssv.ral woaDdsd, while that Of the UnitSs
Sistee rces was only killed
Mi. VAS aoss left this city on the 17ehj
for the purposa Of reinforcing Ma. DsAsl
nov holding West Poiut, Mseouri, WITH Z
small force. hs having routsd 1000 rebels -
that place. "a
Further News. see Third Pax 4
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TBr NTws INA PsAriR MNEurG -Yss-
tertsy tteitWs Of defeat aud retreat was com
uulieaild TO The Fltoa strest Pryor mo.
ipF. Ths utws was very differently received
from VIA, n ieht bs expected. Il did ro.sp
pear 10 oishearten. But IL was rssud- ID a. a
rbuke to thu cry which ts been hard for
some Gays past In some our city jour
nsls--''Ou to Richmond"-' On to Richmond"
II was regarded as better for u, not to
Ike our boast in our own strength, but to
fs.l our sAtirs dependence upon God.
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A TELHoRAPmc EAHoR.-- H. the nsWS cir
ouIG,od about TO IN Yesterday u tn, butls at
Balls Bar, Il wAs rspotsd that Lieut.. Co.
EUoEsT Of the 69ta regiment, was killed
This Is not by any m'sSs prObaol', as 10 con
ssqusncs Of the injuries he received = short
time sInte, BY bsinE thrown ron Lis hOrsA he
was 20 diSAblsd as 70 be unit for service al
latest sccoan's. The unfortunate man wiz
has been nistsk for bin vas no DOUBT sithel
Capt. HAooxsTI Of CoupIuy A., acting
L'sutW ~, cAsnsr o: csP.. NraxHr, ss:...sa
AdluiAAL
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Apowtrful battery Of dslt artillery Will 500
10 reso ~ Old Point for active operations.


81. LouiS, July 90 Over two thousand dol.
lars worth Of Hsdicins~, belonging 70 M.
KELLI, ~ the firm o. GARHAKr and KmLt,
~ this city, d,siSnsd for tao South ware
seiz N a. Cap. Girardsan, on III, last tri1 o.
the steamer MsOphis. by Col. mARou, Of the
2oih Illinois regiment sncAuPed At that
point.
Ten ~tEons, lsdan With 81 mon, wom.n
sd Children arrived last night from tho
rsNss country, Missouri. These psopis were
driven from tpsir hom by III. soc ,ssionists
Accounts from Galloway County represent
the orderly sud wall.JispOssd nsansr Of the
FsoeTal troops IN that q ,duty AZ having al OK :
cullont effect upon The saesal ioniStA.
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Prsn Fortress nIsarec.



Fortre1 Monroe, July 2isi, MA. Bditimors,
July 22.--1hs Vermont regiment Is 20 mo "
On tuesday next. their time wild expire
early in August.
WILL BE PAID OFF.
Col. MAX WEBEh's regiment and the re-
mstirg Massachusetts, companies wall be paid
Oh tomorrow,
THE KEBEIs AT sEwKLLs POINT.
The Copfsderatss are active at Sc -ell's point.
New OF ne bcbments can he sssn. Ii is unf e.
tunA's hat they were not driven from that
position wOtks ago.
BATTERY.
Apowsrful battery Of fsls artillery Will soon
10 res6y ~ Old Point for active operations.
ACTS or CRUELTY.
II is A'csrta'ned that the stockholders In
this vi,inty have committed many sIocious
acts q cTpa.ty Up,n the cou,rAbAnd, who
would not 20 eth their mAsJsis into the In
terror OF TO tho CAEslhAs,
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Riehm0nd, July % ria @eV Orleans -Gss :
BBAuSkoARD Anc staff are safe. On BsAE
R1aAHDs hor.s wa thst under HIN. CO
JOHNSON commanded the left, whore a.
.peny made thsr h,rc,s, attack. Cos
BkAUkEoAsD commanded the right. Pnssidasa
DAVIS reschsd 70 hold at n1ou add 10 Il cJm,.
n.tnd of the centre. When the left was prssS
cd the soverest, ths centre engaged . p irtio
OF the enemy's forces ard ssc,ce1 the fortans
u tie dsy. No otbsr reliable reports are "a.
csived, but Ee hourly expected.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ SxLroRlrH 70 TEE T. r. see.
Four Days Later From Europe.
Arrival Of he N.rs American.

Farther Point, Judy 22.-Tbs Ferth Au,si
can, from Liverpool p. NJ. Of the 1itb, via
Londonderry 8 p. NJ. Of the 18th, passed Far
thsr Point At Q A n.
She brings ia passengers and 100000 In
specie.
The latest news via Londonderry, has no,
come 10 hand.
Lord PALNRproN had received the dspu-
ta,ion relative 70 the slave trade He ststed
that the rsbuks be administered 70 tbs Span
ish government mt recently, bad induced them "a
pepd on tn the coast u africa, q sumssr Of
cruisers. The government Of the Uoitsd S.stes
were now doing ore than they ever aid be-
fore 70 suppress the slave trade.
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thsir ccntsnts ere strswsd sioug n. re.1. Ths
Who'll. fotos engaged on oar sioe Il estimatsd q
1900 Dsn. Ihs eesny kad three or fsaf
emss our nnmber. Sons ~ our troops wuru
worn out BY long marching. JryyKRsoH DA-
VIs was IN the hsld op q white horss. Tia
sssmy rarely left his irtrsuchmsnts, and thsn
only for few minutes, and did not pursue
with effect
We we're getting along admirably vhen thu
tsamstsrs began 70 run, and the snsmys cav
airy broke TYLxs's line and put II 70 aight. -
LaSvs orders for troops have bssu sent 70 the
North. Gen. McCLsLLAn has bcsa ordered
hsrs.
tn. rain Il falling upon cur r.tresting lines.
Col HusrxR's division suffered most ss-
vsrsly. Il carried several Of the ensmy's bat
tsriss, attacking than In ths rear, bat was Ia
sufscisnt 10 hold than, and 70 snforcsmsnh
did not ooms up.
Dol. HEnIzELMAr recsivsd q ballet 10 h's
arm which was extracted vhils be ga still on
horseback. Lieut. HHrHY ABBOTT Of the
Typographical Engibssrs lost his hors., which
vas shot under him. the ball graz pR his leg.
Col. hAnsros Of the I'd New Hampshire, lost
his arm
Messengers from the scene OF conflict report
that our wounded troops arc scattered IN pro
fusicn along the line o. battle, pleaded with
damaged artillery The scene Il sid 70 b.
hsartreDding In thu extrems-
The whole IL the artillery accompanying III,
FEDERAL troops 10 reported 70 havs bean i,fs OF
the 6eld or os.tufed by the Enemy. bsoth
or OF Col. McCooK, o. Ohio, n rspostsd a
among The killed.
Among n oee reported killed are Lieut.. Col
ruoEsT and Capt THoMAs FRAscIs MAoHsR
Of the 69th.
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kSoIHKR PsIvASt KR.-Ths British schOOu-
e. Tsviot Bods, arrived yesterday morning In
sdsys from Nassau. ZIP, and reports, July
10th, ca Cap Hatte'aA saw . schooner lying
70, under iib and IA h,.il, took her to DO =
pllct boat. A. O'Clock she made for usi at
$50, fiAding that sss could not overhaul uS,
fred shot which strueh ASou, co fest from
us on our weather quartsr. She was tn n
abOut N mites of and In return We hois.sd
the British colors. We continued on our
oourss, but were closely followed, and 10 min
utes aftsrwardi. another thot was hred, su,
did not reach, hove 70. The craft came with
In 50 ards OF Us, on the weather eide, and AftsI
inquiriDg oar port OF sa liDg from, destination
name and nationality, 6nally Allowei US "a
procssd. The schooner vas about 60 fost long
plot built, painted eseP lead color, eoPPe
bottom. had a cre% q about so. Aad . lonf
gun smidfhips No oumbs- or usms.
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Ner killed. Capt DAVID b. HART, Of
the list Regiment was not kilisd as reported,
bat wounded at the battl' Of Balls Run. His
brother, 4. b. HART, Surveyor Of the Port,
lssrping that the Captain was lying wounded
at the Navy Yard, left for Washington last
exanInR.
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LoolPct, yus 21.-Ihrss Irishnsn, nsnasd
PATsicK RIAr, indicted for murdsr, Psrrn
GRAIvILLs, q Freneh origiu. indicted for
mssslsughtsr and Tuscorors Indian NAMED
Cur THoNrsos. arrested for mu'dsrj all brcks
Jail at this place Saturday night and escaped.
A rsssd az e6OO 10 offered. or e100 ~ sither
Of them for tssir delivery W the sheriff Of Nj
sgAra county.
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Bcsto1, July 22 Orders have boon resolved
Fastening tho departure Of he 1910 regiment,
Cl WEBsrsk whieh will leave tomorrow
sight tia Fall Rissr. Toe l3th rsktmsDt,
riA's Col LsosARp, ana AZ sjos CoBs . 'lsn-
u,d b4IpsEy " ATLiIisfy ~iI4 tsoLAsly isASs
within week.
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Absolutely purer Ease by PROOFS WHOA b q !
satritiSus and psstsbls QUALITIES q tho Whesi ar
kAli~s, any oorruptins Ingredients KEEPS moi1
for many days ness' sour contains twioe !. naa1l
nutrition any ether bread and warranted tho bss
10 the wo' Id. For sale at the mandatory A1 NAs
i4th II enc d,sr from the AdemV Of Music. hcif
Also Al 44e sixth aye door Ab We nth - So
seth 4.
OF the city DAVIES On
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THE VOLUNTEER LoAs.-Ths subscriptions
10 the n.w city loan Of half million FOR thu
aid q the families Of volunteers. have amount
cd to s1l4 900 Of which ESQ. 900 we're sub
scribed yesterday.
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moud Dtspatch says I'VE ave In posssAion Of
facts vnrsntipg the BELIEF that We have
amongst ne great m,uy scosDd els ubo syn
pathiz, with ths North, and would gladly aid
10 our suhjuestion On the 18th, q ds-psrat.
6eht occurred q, Norfolk bst-ssn Confsdsrat.
companies Two men were hillsd.
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TIVE UsIoS DzFE,sE CpMsIrl, KS Am
On F.idsy last, 773 p,r.ons received aid
from tho Union Defense mmitt.es I'll e,
No 1iFturth Avenue, on Saturday 2 AL
ard on y.sHrdsy alb u 100. Th, dis
tii,u'ors Of tb. flsd Gay that there ar. m,ry
attempts a. impos,ufe. suea as nSgtphs dl pre-
pres'n inR isksis a. roliisrs' wives AID
mothers sad -i,,s both ORA -ing for relief n
tho CO d &c the fame soldier. Nur,isf can
b. obtsiusd IN tbs rds issq'd in July, urtl
the new sPIropriA ion is furnished for disui.
Luii,n.
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Gen. BfoClsnas A,sisssd t. the 6snnar'
sf the Pets~so, &c +, 60

81 the fetemao, &c 20
Wdshnotos, July 22.-Gsu. MACLEtLAS
has been summoned by the Government from
Western Virginia TO rspsh TO Washington TO
take command OF tho army on the Potomac.
Gen. RosSrcRAsTz takes his place In CON-
mind OF the army Of Western Virgins.
Tie corp, d. annie az Washington Is to be
instantly recrs an'zed and irc'es,ed. The
orders bavs sIe,dy been given. OF 70
Of rsRinsrts alrssdy raised ard being msds,
will be accepted with such rapidly as TO
insure that this will be accomplished
In = few days. Large rioforcsnenta from
various distriets are already on ths way
hitb,r, orders having been telegraph for
them yesterday Shils the battle was ia pro-
gress.
The Government entertains no apprehension
f.r the salty Of tbs c p.tL. Pspsrstlo1s not
only for the defensive, but for the rsns sal q
or Lsiva operation arc going on vigorously.
GstcrL MCDo .ELL has returned 70 his
heas. quarters at Arlington H-igbt.. The
regimsuis comprising his army will rcsu me
their losiion- Ms: u thon bsye already
dor 2 so.
Ihs number OF XII led aud wound is grad
uA.ly decreasing. Six hundred ZJuaves bsvo
returned.
R.st bAts6sd that vs will fu-fi h informs
ton as coon ss p lssiblo regi'd,ng Nance &C.,
but tnsro IS too much liability 70 nj stake io'
bAsi-.
II e nos understood that Col. WILCOX, 70
pcriea kill,d. lie living, though b dly wounded,
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THE FIR ZouAvss.-A dispa'ch received
yesterday by Mr.. Srkrsos, Of the Astor
House, from his son, A. G. SrErsOu, Quarter
mAstar Of the Fire ZOusves, ssys;-
The regiment Is badly cut MP, Col. FAEx-
HAM slightly wounded, Lieut.. Colonel CAE-
eIKR and Quartermster STxrsoN not hurt. "
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Gen. PnttsEsos's Csia9sn all al HsrPsr.s
Very

Phadd, lphid, July Pa General PATrEE-
soH's presence a. 81 At sssls j melton l. . u.is-
isks He vas ySsteldsy Il Hapsr's FAIRY,
~ith a portion OF his command, aEaiIiaa the
arrival Of Gen. BAsKs.
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MILITARY.

5Gh a~s iseAt U4iGoa States VoIasts sFs
300 men required r. fill no the rank. o. ibis rod
meI l. conn NJ dad ~ COLONEL 0H ,RJE9 X. GA
NAN TIE son VIII be mustered imnediatsly int9
II Upisa Stst.s So Woe and viii Leave ~ .turtay
battery. Cspt,in hsyILLAN. Hanover egIsre
LisutenArt rIIKlNs0s. 16o
Ssesn nd Ne sis1sS, N ". Ssste b1n.,es
Ate TIP 1T. eono. ~ and Y. s,uSeu q ~ -
Tegiment a'e TequeesA6 N mbta Al the HohoSt
Hue .. s p. N. this Tuesday evening Jul, sd,
i.r Il. psIlee ., mskirg srtAseemens 70 .s01 ~
asd s.LStIs. LA-i4Sut. y. J. GRIZZLY y ESg''.
NY. S.M. "
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war Movements, 60.
En0M WARRINGTON.
RETREAT OF QUIZ TROOPS
Our Army Scattered.
$500
xINY BACK TO ARLINGTON
GEM nCDO WELL rHRRB.
Only $4,000 q. 8. Troops En-
gagged.
Enemy 90. 600 Strong
OUR CARN0a LEFT BEHIND.
Knisd ssd wounded ss Far ~ Heard Fren.
Great Loss on Both Sides.
600 Fire Zouaves Report
Themselves.
TROOPS ORDERED TO WASHINGTON
Activity Of the war Dcpsrt@ent.
Mcclellan Ordered to Washing.
ton.
ne AT POINTED TO TIE DIVISION or
THE POTOMAC.
LATER NEWS, mORE CHEERING.
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CITY NEWS.

The WAR NEws Not since the surrender
q Fort Sumter have We had In this city such
intsnss and deep ,xcitsmsnt - was caused yes
tsrdsy, by the announcement tina. oar troops
had bcsn compelled 10 retreat upon Washing
ton. Ths news wa bsd-sverybody said the
news vas bad-bus no Union man was dis
coursgsd or disp'ritod. The hnt di.pstchss
were dsnouncsd as intended for stock jDbbipg
operations, but thiS theory was upset by
the more dsasits Information given In rabse-
qusnt Dispatches.
Crowds gathered around our bulletin and
read eagerly every fresh dispatch from our
Washington correspondents. There were few
southern ., mpsthizsn who mingled am n Z the
crowd and talked Of the probable capture Of
Washington, but no one noticed them.
Tho feeling among our citizens was, that the
tim. had possibly come, when every man cspa-
bio Of bearing arms, should 20 forward to meat
the enemies Of the Union.
DrLoIALrr PuSrsmD.--At abou. BALI
pat Six O'Clock last evening a salesman in
q feather store In Chatham ttrst was ap
proaCh,d by a st'aog,r. Who interrupted his
grim rAeeti'ns on the evil news Of the day,
by Loudly prtcla'minE "sec,sh," tsndsuc'ss,
and express NJ lis qualification a. the slaugh-
ter Of the Federal troops generally ard OF tSs
Fire Zousvts 10 particular. He Sas advis d
several times to so away before he got hurt,
but only tall cd n ore rsbcly, aud at length,
to use a commercial p,ra q, "feats,u ril,
ard tho sapspsn, az be afterwards smpha,i-
cally remarked, "spit im." The "see,sh,r'
was carried boue by a couple Of bls'aNdefs
his eyes BACKED, his nose mashed, ard a s;st'
OF ge' eral dslaPida'ion visible about him
Tn. policeman on that side Of the stre,t didn'
make his appearance, and the one on tho otbsi
sid calmly view the affair firm a distances
md cJncluc I'd IL was out Of his beat.
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PArKxr UNTKRxKsrED BxkAD

Further News, see Third Pa,
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LATER NRws, moRE CHEERING.

Wd,hrs'on, July 20, ,1a Philadelphia, July
22.-Uur uocps, sftr tskirg three batter, 9
and gsining great victory. wrs eventually
repulssd, and cemmsncod retreat on wssa-
ington.
The retreat IL in gocd order with the rear
well covered by good CO unn.
Odrlosis $50 to 3 900
1bs fortidcatn n " upd Washington arc
strongly reinforced by fire. troops.
sonrD DISPATCH.
II IA reported that la's yes erdAy afternoon,
af,.T the I,b,l, bad been driven from IN .ir
stronghold a. The Kun they ger. reif 'orc-d
n, a n.,.l Jnuuson'a fore a whsn the n ion
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ne AT POINTED TO TIE DIVISION or
THE POTOMAC.
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A dispatch from Gsnaral Scorr TO GEoRGR
FABNHAM, bro hSI of Colonei FARNHAM con-
firms The favorable intelligence pupllhhed on
our outside rsspesting the wUHndipg Of the
Colonel.
A dispstch to Me-. A. A. Low, from gentle
msn In PsrTyvill., Md saws; Washington
70 In i'm m insnt danger" Tbs l. PROBABLY an
en- gTsration Of the report Of the 70 Feat Of our
foi cesof upon Wa,h'pEton.
A tslssiay bic dirptr.h has bSsn received In
this city which says ,hst "BsAuBEoAsD, with
90 0Co msr. u sstws.o our fo,Osl and Wash
win OLE dl.p.,e.:.., y L.ea r.fi ss1ut Ne u
treat ~ pAimPedS4.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The AauetorS Claims Gok9l0teeisd and Protscts2
BY the GorsTnmsats 81. eraddd, ne Eaittd Sdltess
and Great Brttafas to an ,VhOhs It may concern.
INTHAT CIAAIAI AZ MY INVENTION IS. THE
w eontriSanee Of keeptng accounts current, OF
whateVer kind, description or variety, In printed
Orn, by keeping tic statements Of the several ae-
printer type, their equivalents
the type being arranged in form ns 70 admit OF
being readily and quickly readuste Ia any partcu-
lar part, where account may have undergone a
change, by the lapse Of time the current Of bust
ness transactions so that, when readlusted In an
such parts mp to any given date an Impression then
taken from the type shnll exhibit, in printed FORM
the true state Of the accounts kept accrately
representing all the balances eoueluiiops, IN ae
oorance with the snd ends eonteInpl in keep
tngt the record rendering Il IN commercial business
balance sheet OF. the most compact aud perfect
chandler the details Of mana sueit being Eubatan-
tally reeitSd In wherein Il tt shown,
that the last or acts to be reeorle may pc repre-,
esntFl by hgures symbols, dates, or nnmbets, used
either separately In combination, or by whatever
else Will indicate the fact FACTS IS desired; and
furthermore, basel on this primary invention, also
claim the device or eOntTivanes Of rsnderingsnr
transmitting accounts In partial or full statements
when the abatement orstatenents sent are thus,
OF substantially thus, kept In type, by the contr
vanees OF my Invention, be the medium transmits
sion what Il mayS but the particular mode Of rem
dertng accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
contributed Of Apron Movement. Reel, and Cutter,
stamp, claim in the broadest and fullest sense; and
alse the machine itse embracing all It's forms and
modes, Of operating, indicated In describing il,
either as a simple hand instrument or propelled
by machinery And in connection With these speei
DC claims, and based upon them. also CHIN all
other means and appliances substantially the same
Rs those herein claimed or intended 70 be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
As above this invention has already spread ttseit
over Canada eighte0n States Of the American Union,
and INTO Great Britain, and IS used In more than
three hundred Newspaper hlces. Itsimmeusevalue
to banking and similar institutions Will be shown in
circular which will make irH appearance sOon..
Meanwhile applications for information ttDeeds Of
Right, or 'tDspltch Afachine9n viii Feceiye due at
tentiOn, when addressed gither 10 -
Rev.Robert, Dick, S s,9t 70, r II II OF
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~ .E5IzsasY. -
Via NJ & that s0iss lf,S,i sbs,,t.
- Elsie 3 me- n fsrsiSE = =
Stlqi ~ thr1qgh the elnver.deld
~ tllSi ssleElt aIlInnlar tiav!
~ la vas 4 that he YhIsper'd YOU,
- Ap4f t0oltise lOnetS Rav!
49, oEeninS eresWe saw YOU home,
$ Aisi Elgie Grey 80 Z : e; "a
q Saet ID = he all tos,s7 ..rs,j.
Ai75l iEsl1 Elsie CsFey:
Z = rsp.si pave buen eMeet words IN ssid
10 mn ma Enlite 50 EHy.1
=, ls2i tie birds ard flowers,
- ne bus laboTinr bees
- ne nlIiElnur Of the bfooEists tide,
os NE Wind aiqal The tressi =
Very hany tIlasIs vol l6otid
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AeNeEsolt Der ~ n : f.pyt------
u ssas ~ ~ odlanie piiy; 5z,-s,s4
- - deeIid fieli 6f Hive -
Nd on your cheek 4 tinS fsaf 81 -
Lay Iihs7a dtsis Of dew. !. ~.
y. W., = 1 guessed what he hid saIis
70 tInee. siea5s Elgfe Grey; 4 4 =
S9esssd the totti sigcet tale Of love
= hevellett that summer day ~
All bewRre, flrSyleatest moments
IS = . &c shortes "a their stay ;--s.-
And iaye p MOI the Joy it seems
q s, 10, tnes, sweet Elsie Grey.
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WHEELING, 18th April, 1861.
ON and AFTER the 18th Of April. 1861. the passen-
Stsger TFainS.A Ill be rua as follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays ut 10 A. NJ Beuwood at 1880 A. ~. arriv-
ing in Baltimore $50 A. NJ, connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia. New York. Boston.
and an The Eastern cities. leaving 6=l5 A NJ
rives Mt Washington at $50 A ~. making close
nccton with the Southern liEes for all p1rts of the
South. This train stops tho principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning Iehves Baltimore at 3:45 P. NJ, and
Washington City at 2:i5 p NJ. arriving Mt Benwood
AT A.I. and wheeling ut 6:25 A. NJ making direct
connection Win the Expresstrain for all parts Of the
West Southwest and Northwest This train stops
only for meals and wood and water
Tie Mail Train leaves daily including Sundays at
90 p. NJ, Renwcod at I;25 p. NJ, and arrives in
baltimore at 3:l5 T. NJ connecting with the 3Iafl
train leaving for Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
and ~ Eastern cities at I:45 p. NJ arrives Mt Wash
lgtin City Mt SEQ p NJ. connecting with the South
lines for all parts of the South This train stops
the est end the road at Moundsyillc Cameron
Mannington. Water Station FairmOut and Grafton.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A. n, Wash
ngt6n City at 425 A. II. and arrives at Benwood at
10lOP. NJ. and Wheeling At 1882 P. b., connecting
with the Express train for all parts Of the Southwest
West md Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cipai stations only.
Tbs Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
dailytexcept Sundays. leaving Piedmont G:IO A n.
aud arrives at Wheeling at $40 Pm.
J.B, FORD, Agent.
L. 9f5CoLE GenI Ticket Agent. apo