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From Richmond

NEW YORK, May l2.-The schooner ID. =. VIII
liams has arrived from Richmond Her captain
reports that he was stopped several times while
coming down the river, by the secessionists. The
schooner was delayed several days, aud the cap
tain taken back to Richmond, bot was subse.
quently allowed TO return
The schooner George NJ Smith has also arrived
In charge of priLe-master from the frigate Cum
berland. This vessel was captured with gun
carriages on board for the Southern Confederacy
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DIED,
On the 18th instant. WALLIE E., the only child
OF William w. and Mary e. Pywell, aged 3 years
and months.
Dearest Wallis, thou hast len us, re.
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But tbs God that hath bereft US
he can Gil our sOrrows heal.
The frisnds and so9uaintsnces Of the family are
invited 20 attend his funeral. on "Wednesday eve
ming, ct O'Clock, from the residence Of his grand
fsther, No; 319 Tenth street, near \.
tAlexAndrie papers eopy)
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BOARDING..

BOARDING IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY I'M
- dersigned begs leave to inform the citizens Of
Washington that he Is now prepared to aCcommo-
dste Boarders, by the day, week, or month, with
pleasant rooms and good fare, at reasonable prices
Every effort Will be made To give SAT- sfa ction.
WIN. PRIME, Bladensbnrg, Md.
Reierence-I. w. McKnew, Washington, ID. C..
m 1885,
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Reported Capture of two Privateers off
Mentauk.

GARDENERS ISLAND, n. Y, MAY 10 Two pr
vateers were captured by frigate between thus
Island and Mantouk, (Long Island) on Saturday
afternoon, after three hours severe cannonading
They were towed into New London Saturday
NIGHT
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WANTS.

WANTED-A WOMAN, to cook, wash ana
w iron. Apply at JAMES SPALDING'S Co
lumba House, c street, near the Depot. Good
reference required. It,
WANTED-To find one or more customers 10
w buy 10 or u gallons of pure fresh MILK,
served out morning ana evening, at IS cents per
gallon. 1t will not be SO ID in quantities less than
one quart per day. Address ID. MCCARTHY. III
Iwenty second at, or at the Star Office. IN Linn
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus Of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cash
and fair prices by applying st 1863 Seventh st.
no IL BONTZ Il GRIFFITH.
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Boston Water Works.

BosToS, May l2.-An attempt has been made 60
cut Of the Cochituate water from the city by
breaking open the main conduit near Newton
lower falls. The attempt was unsuccessful, the
mason work being too strong for the implements
ueed
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY FROM THE RAILROAD
DROVE HOG. A liberal reward wIllSN
be paid 10 the finder on returning the sAAnlltn
North Capitol street, between l. and M. m IL ST.
GO REWARD.-Strayed away about two weeks
sDc ago, a red COW, with cooked horns; noerkA
white and red speck ed star on her fore Ell
White hind quarter, the other nearly white, The
hrder will receive the above reward on returning
her to JAMES EEALY, at Drovers' Rest, n ar
Georgetown, DC m IL ST.
OST-On Saturday last, at the Seventh ResI-
49, J.. ment camp, CANE. bearing my name, also
will he paid, if left At my Office, 21S5i Pa avenue
between llth and 18th SITS.
IN l3St' III. b. NOBLE.
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DR.. J. II. SCHENCK, OF Philadelphia, will he I'm
Washington on Wednesday, the 18th He can be
found at the drugstore of Samuel b. Waite, corner
Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, from a.
m until 3 p. IN. DR.. Schenck has made some
most wonderful cures of consumption I'm this CITY
He comes the third Wednesday In each month,
and his presence is looked for with great anxiety
by consumptves. He 10 the proprietor Of three
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ulmonic Syrup, Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
He does not pretend to cure any disease but con-
sumption, liver complaint, and dyspepsia, or
diseases leading TO Ii. 4
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TAX SALE.-The annual Tax Sale Of the City
Collector will commence next Tuesday, May
18th, at 10 O'Clock, in the Alderman's DOM at
the City Hall. and be continued daily till CON-
pleted. The sale will afford a safe investment
for those who may have funds to invest, as the
security Is Of the most ample kind.
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By BONTZ Il GRIFFITH. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
L ERrY IN The CoUNTy.-By virtue of q decd
of trust - the subscriber, bearing date on the 18th
day OF November. A, d. 1850, and recorded In Liber
J. A. y, no; S9, fOIos Sf7, etc., one of the land
Iecolds OF Washingto3 county, IN the District of
C0i . shall offer for 50 e, at pubic auction.
on the premi'es on the l4th DAY of June next, COM
menclng at O'Clock .. M. ell that piece of ground
Jlng IN The county of Washington, and knOvn as
q part 81 chichester" beelnnInE for the same at
the kIdge Road, at q point marked e on plat made
Dy Lewis Cerbery, late Surveyor OF said county /,
ana running thence IN an easterly direction 10 the
eastern lire of said piece of land; thence north
wardy with the said eastern line sixty (6o) feet,
more or less; thenco westwardly within seventy
eeven Cd feet Of said Ridge Road; thence south
lorty 400 eet; thence seventy seven CID feet west
wardly 70 seld Ridge Road; thence south WardIy
along eaid Ridge Road twenty I2O) feet to the place
oil beginning, with the improvements thereon COR
slstlng OF comfortable log house and q small
frame house.
This property Is aoro,s the Eastern Branch, and
near Good Hope"
Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue In 6
ana Il months, the purchaser giving his note, sat
lslactorly endorsed, and bearing interest IRON the
A decd given and deed oftrust taken. All con-
ve,anclng at the cost Of the purchaser
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within
hive days from the day of sae the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property on one weeks no.
tlce at the risk aud cost OF defaultlng purchaser
m I-2awAds BONTZ GRIFFITH. huc;s.
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsE CAsEs-Timothy
Mcclure, drunk and disorderly, fine and cost,
Sil5. Virginia Burch, drunk and disorderiy
do. 81 Is. Thos Baltimore, (colored,) do. do
S215 Joseph Common, do, do. 81 Sc Sarah
Brown, do, workhouse 80 days. Thos. MORT.
more. do, do. 90 days; but succeeded in maxi ng
his escape from the officer In charge
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Death of Lieut.. Brown

PHILADELPHIA. May II-Lieut ]. Hogan Brown
died last hit on BOARD the receiving ship Prince
ton of which he was the eAeen.ive officer
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WASHINGTON AQuEDuCT.-we hear that the
work upon the distributing reservoir Of the Wash.
ington Agueduct is in such state of forwardness
that one section will be partly filed with water
this afternoon-making temporary supply at that
point Of about 70, 600 600 gallons. Arrangements
have been made to suspend the work for the pres.
ent al other points on the line.
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT.

HULLOWAY's FILLS AND OINTMENT.
Domestic RenledteS.-No other formula oombln a
In so compact or concentrated form the active
adapted to family use as these popular remedies
Devoid of mineral and vegetable poisOns rImple
tered with equa safety to the infant as TO the admit
No hOusehold should be without a supply rs they
are always useful In case of accident sold
by all Druggists ut 25c.. &c., and per box or pot
m l4-lw
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods ADVERTISE
ment In our paper. Reas 1t; 1t will interes. you.
gu 2-eoly
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THE Pocahontas and Baltimore, the latter with
troops aboard, left the Navy Yard yesterday eve.
ming, and steamed down the Potomac
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COMMONWEALTH Gladmon and William
King, Of Georgetown, have been commissi oned
Justices Of the Peace in this District.
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FIRE on THE VIRGINIA SHoRB-A vivid light
on the Virginia shore last night, about g o'clock
indicated that fire was in progress there and
the report was this morning that the dwelling OF
Mr.. Gilbert Vanderwerken had been burned
We hear, however, that Mr. Vanderwerken ha.
Information that the fre was from the burning Of
brush only, In that neighborhood
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MORE TROOPS EXPECTED Three regiments o.
Pennsylvania troops, under Gen. Cadwalader, are
expected in this city to-day, coming through
Baltimore direct
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kreRHfAstE Acknowledging the artillery
practice OF the Rhode Island Marine Battery ~.
terday, member Of the company named sweeny,
bis hand blown OF by q premature discharge
HIS arm and the side Of his face were also badly
burnt by the explosion Of the cartridges.
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DIsMIssBD.-The case of the United States
against II. j. King, warden Of the U. ). Peniten-
tiary, who was charged with harboring fugiti We
slave, was taken up for preliminary examination
this morning, before Justice Clark, and was dis
missed, nothing appearing in the evidence to sus-
tain the charge.
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THEATER.-The entertainment last night by the
Burlesque Opera Troupe and Pantomime Con,
pany was Of the richest and most entertaining
description imaginable. Fun and sentiment,
music and dancing, pantomims and mock-opera,
were all conjoined. To. night capital bill See
Advertisement.
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SEE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere Of luxuries OF
all sorts In the eating line supplied by Harvey OF
gastronomic fame, whose we'll known headq Jar.
ters 10 at PSI street Harvey is the inventor OF
scalded oysters, be II ever remembered.
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NED BUNTLINE ABoUT-Yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. IL. G. JudsOn, better known as Ned Buntline,
Of the Post Office Department, which nearly re-
suited in fight The exp. c. evidently wanted
to bluff Ned, but he took things very coolly, and
finally proposed settlement Of the affair in the
pistol gallery. The friends of the exp. c. there
upon Immediately wanted Ned arrested; but the
bystanders couldn't see II in that light. They
separated without bloodshed, without police in
reference, aud without any perceptible letting
down OF Ned's nerve. He Is here, report says TO
make arrangements for bringing on a regiment
of fighting boys from the western lakes
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SOCIETY FOB THE RELIEF OF VOLUNTEER Sol :
DIERs.-A very interesting meeting was held YES
terday evening, at st. Johns Church REV Or
Pyne, Recter) having for Its object the formation
of society for the relief Of the volunteer
who are now among us. Ii was organized under
the direction Of Miss D l.. Dix, who read The sd
nirahle regulations which have been adopted In
regard to the hospitals in New York and also
gave some incidents and useful hints from her
valuable experience. Upon being asked by the
ladies what they could and should do she replied
that at present there appeared to be very little ac-
tuay needed, but II was advisable to be pre- pared
should tbs occasion arise; and the military Of the
District certainly drst claim our care The at
tendaacs was full one, and In very short time
dollars immediately collected. treasurer a
committee TO purchase goods, and another to cut
out garments were appointed.
ANOTHER FLAG RAISING The clerks of the
Post Once Department arranging for a dag.
raising on that department, building They have
ordered a new and splendid American banner
from New York, which win be thirty feet long
by twenty wide. The ceremony Of raising II will
PROBABLY be on Saturday next, when the Post
ON e Guards Captain Scott, will be present by
invitation. There will be vocal and instrumental
music; and brief speech from Postma ster Cen
ersl Blair. -"
DEPARTURE OF Troops This morning. the
Eighth Massachusetts Regiment, Col Hsynes.
and the Boston Rife Company, Capt Dodd, left
In the 10 and ION o'clock trains for the Relay
were to retaks harpers Ferry, and their spirits
were up 70 the highest notch at the prospect OF
having brush. IL 10 known, however that thew
have merely gone to the Relay House for the pur.
pose Of occupying that point In the place OF the
Sixth Regiment, which las gone to Baltimore.
So so.-Tbe Washington corr.spondent y, N.
Richmond E1amtHer gives the Auxiliary Guards
Of this city as bis authority for his atrcciou,
ealumnies upon the New York soldiers stationed
at this point. The same correspondent suggests
that Evans pistol" exploded accidentally when
young Howard was killed.
WE LEARN from a reliable source that much
suffering already exists, and more 10 spprehended
In the lower part Of Virginia-ffom Alexandria to
Fredericksburg-sugar being worth IS cents per
pound; and other articles not grown in that State
command the most exofbitant prices These are
among the nrst fruits Of secession.
RELIsIous.-The Fiffb Massac hnsetts r egi ment
attended divine service Sunday afternoon last a
the Church Of the Epiphany, when the cha plat q,
Rev. b. +. Decosta, said Evening PRAYER, and
preached discourse from Ephesians eel. The
singing was BY the soldiers, = ~ a. =.
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In THE u. :. ARMY.-Drs. Hines Storrow
Young, Lincoln, Dove, Middleton, Tauek and
Waters, mentioned In last EVENINGS Star as re-
ceiving commissions as assistant surgeons In tn,
militia, were duly sworn I'm as acting assistant
surgeons in the United States Army
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The CLERKS in the Patent Office complain thai
In The purchase Of the flag recently hOfsted Over
that building they have been sold. They say
they have had an old flag put upon them for 3
new one.
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THE WARRENTON SPRINGS, Fauquier
county, Va, will be open d on the 18th II 4
OF May. In the meantime q limited num- VEHA9
Der OF visitors Will be received. Terms of Ik.ETI
day white servants ree-fonrths; and children
under 10 and over years, half price. Horses so
cents per day. Address ROB'T HUDGIN,
a2 - I'm Werrenton Springs, Va,
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MUTILArED.-The tree under which the late
Philip Barton Key was shot, at the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and Lafayette Place. has been
much mutilated recently by soldiers and Others
strangers here, cutting pieces away to carry to
their homes as relics.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOTICE.-Two nicely Furnished ROOMS in |,
l pleasant and central location. suitable for of
hcers or others that wish a quiet home. Breakfast
furnished, If required. Inquire at the Star Off re
m Ia ST. " -
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RKLIsIous. FIfth Massac husetts r eei ment
attended divine service Sunday afternoon last a
the Church Of the Epiphany, when the cha plat a.
Rev ID. F. DeCosta, said Evening Prayer, and
singing was BY the soldiers, = - a = 81
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE AND LOBBY virtue of q deed IN
recorded IN Liber J. A. y, No. 1874. foios f8s. ct
seq the sgbscrlbers will sell, at public sale, on
2. M on the premises, part of Lot No. 4, In Square
No Sol fronting Is feet on North street, between
LIST and ID streets west, by 10 feet deep, with the
improvements, consisting of q comfortable two
story frame dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash; and balance in 6 and II
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
secured by deed in trust upon the property; and
II not complied with IN days after the sale the
property will be resold upon weeks notice. at
tho risk and expense OF the purchaser. All convey
ancing at the eGp enSe OF tho purchaser.
CHAS, ]. WALLACH,l ru.
,n,a2.w E:G. M9eEGG ga cm
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They STILL coME.-Last night several more
Of the New York Seventy first Reg iment ar.
rived by the 10 p m. train. The Seventy first,
since IL has been located In Its present quarters,
OF It's remarkable efficiency a military corps
Their sentries have done much Of the guard duty
at ADacostia bridge, and the steamers cruising up
and down the Potomac have always on board
some Of this regiment Although entering into
service but for three months, every man is deter
mined to remain until the war Is ended; and
when the brush comes we shall look in the van
Tor the Seventy-frst Any one who desires to see
regiment "what 10 a regiment, !" should drop In
at their evening parade, at the Navy Yard, about
6 o'clock p. N. = "
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

IOO BBLS. OF CHAS. TAYLOR's
lUU FAMILY FLOUR,
100 do Sm2rt& Co g co do
200 do do Extra do
4e0D bushels of Brown Stuff, and 500 bushels of
White Mercer and Jackson White Potatoes,
PETER BERRY
m 13-Sts So Water st., GeOrg etown.
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AUCTION SALES.

RAIIlFF'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of dis
- train against the goods and ohattels OF Hiram
Wright, and TO me directed. VIII expose TO public
sale Tor cash, In front of the Union Hotel, George
town, u. G, on TUESDAY next, the 2lst of May
1851 nstan'. at 10 O'Clock m, the folou ng good
ard chattes TO wit, VIZ Une thorough bred black
stallion; one sulky and Harness. seized and levied
upon as the goods and chattels Of Hiram Wight
and Will be sold 10 satisfy rent due F. Tenney Co.
&C. w. PHILLIPS. Bailif
m Il dts frF. Tenney n Co.
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Nv SPRING CLOTHING,
w ALL, STEPHENS H. CO are this day in re-
csi pit %. their second supply of SPRING CLOTH
ING and material for their custom trade, consist
ing OF New Cloths, Casslmers and Vestings, of the
pesior style at very low prices.
Gentlemen wish ng an Immediate outfit will find
in our Ready made Department eve,y article Of
Wearing Apparel suitable to their wants.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
Ap16 322 Penn, avenue.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
= TuRE At AuCTIoN.-0n WEDNESDAY, the
18TH instant, we shall sell, ct ID o'clock a. N, a,
the residence of lady declining housekeeping, No
Z24, north side OF street, between I4th and 18th
streets, good assortment of Furniture. VIZ:
Mahogany Sofa, Sofa Bed, Ottoman ms and Lounges
DO SldebOarcs and Bureaus,
Do Center, Card and Dining Tables,
Wan and Maple French and Cottaye Bedsteads
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets,
WardrO bes and Washstands,
EXceilent Feather Beds and Bedding,
Mattresses and Carpets,
Maple Cane seat and other Chairs, Whatnot,
Looking Glasses, WIN
CookIng, AIr-tItht and other Stoves, Venetian
With many other articles which we deem unneces-
cary to enumerate.
Terms cash In specie.
m1l-3t GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auots.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


hsstestsKss 0toMacA BAslSEs.
The opsrattoa ~ this palatabls remedy upon tho
stomach, livsr and sxcrslAry ofeaas d sinenassly
soothing and conservative. II regulates, Joeesits
sad psriAss thsn Dyspepsia in AL its 1srns yislds
to it, controi and invsorssns properties, and II Y
recommended to mothers snfesbled BY The carss and
duties Of nAternisy, - tho safest snd bsst tonic
they can probably use In all the crises Of female
life u will be found sminenty useful, and elderly
persons will derive much more b.Eeft from IL than
from ordinary ssimulants.
6oldby P.dISSoHs, A. J. WILKrnsoH ,BkasLlrs
KAYEA Co., and J. r. WAxIa SON.
For sale BY drugs lists and dealers generally sv-
crywhere.
April Is. '61-dAw
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Tne E.ferAxaen. ossne Lave.

The EsferAs@cni OF Tho Laws.
The Cincinnati Gazette, which wss . COM
promise journal, and advocated the border
Etsss Compromise and approved tho Peace
Cohierencs, has lengthy editorial on the
policy Of the Administration, from which ~
extract the following, which NO cordially
approve and endorse:
What We want-and what constitutes. in
our humble judgment, the true poliey-is On
INN edists, bold, vigorous, decisive and No.
Ainchiug execution Of tho lava. This Mr..
Lincoln's Inaugural led m 80 expect, and
hcncc the slmoss universal satisfaction which
1t gave throughout the North. Bot tho lack
or tangible evidences thus FAR OF determi-
nation 10 carry ont this policy has aroassd
muttesiugs Of discomfort and disspp ointment
which are daily and hourly growing losder
and deeper, and, unless soon satisfied, will
burst into tempest OF indignation. The
fatal inc0bus OF suspense and uncertainty
hapgs over and paralyses tho business or III
glasses. and 10 litsls il any better than state
OF var. To hesitate or delay any longer 10
the adoption Of the most energetic neaaurss
20 enforce tho authority Of the 0ovsenn sns,
and 20 bssk them up, il necessary, with iss
whole power and resources, end il the faee
or any opposition however formidable, will
be TO completely alisnsss the frisnds OF the
Adminissration and lasve il wrecked and
etrandsd - prey 70 tho fierce conflicting el-
emeots raging around il. II % extra session
or Congress 10 necessary 20 confer extra
mowers. lot il be called at once.
We want no "mAstcr-strokes OF policv,"
such a. fanciful theorists talk 90 nuently
about. in this crisis. They are ths very
things to send the country 10 dsstruction.
The only master.s stroke Of policy applicable
90 this case 10 % honest and fearless enforce
ment OF the laws. Nothing short Of that
will save the Administration, and perhaps
&c ua;c:. !. vi! :c:sc.::s:s pSS5iso seusi.
msns and kindls anew the pstfiotic hres ID
the hearts 81 The peopls. Il will inspire thsn
With new love for, and confidence 10. tie
GoyernpeDt, and they will rally 10 iss sop-
port q men naturally do around positive
sid advancing standard. II viii carry VIII
Il : moral power which will be % effective
engine for tho execution Of its pnfposss.-
We shall regain orr own respect, q we'll q
J, that Of fossign pssions. Tho isss Estvser
tho Unionisss And Disanionists will b AZ.
tinctly drawn everywhere. II thsfe u any
Union sentinent iels In the rebeilious States
il will have an opportunity Of showing itssli
AuH making ttSeH IoIs. AO0 No e0oll nov(
done With this sspalssripg in double sense'
BY tho remaining slave Stasss, and knov
whether they intend 20 stand By Union hal
lowed By glorious reeoilscsions and deeds 81
valor, and Around which clnster galaxy q
Immortal nance, or basely desert i for on,
reared BY fanatics and ds0agogass, an'
whoss origin uas 10 TREASON, perjury an'
robbery. We ease NOS shadow Of doub
bnt that whatsvef lights thsy nay b enslsls
70 net alfsA6J ssoassd them b tt 0ougaiss
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Gbf Wate Qiip..
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL Is.


KE0KUK POST OFFICE.
Opcn from q =. m. TO s p. m. On 6uAdaysfron
6totea. m.
DAILY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or TIE mATIAe
Eastern Nail arrives 1t p. M, and closes IT 3
q. M.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive 81 5 p. m.
and close 1t "a. m.
North lows and Northern Illinois Mails arrive 1t
81 p. N. and close ct >. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. m.
and close atS ,. m.
Western Mail arrives Ut II m. and closes at
p. n.
Charleston ttri-weekIy) Nail departs on Mon
days, W etncsdays and Fridays at 8 o'clock =. m,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays
Ut o clock ?. m.
RICHARD McALLISTER, pm.