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SEIZURE OF TELEoRAPHIc DIsPArcHRs-we
learn that the telegraphic dispatches for the mast
year Were seized at the Baltimore office also. a
lew days since. 1t Is said they embrace a large
number OF dispatches In connection with the tbree
days revolution OF April in this city, involving
parties In the previous Knowledge and comni,ci,S,
with the attack on the Massachusetts troops Tbey
are all In The possession of the Government and
UNDERGOING thorough examination Bali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

hUMoRs ABOUT FoRr PIckKNs-Haying re-
turned THIS morning from Pensacola, where we
nave been for several days, we can assure our
readers that the reports going to show that bat.
ne VIII soon occur at Fort Pickens, are mere con-
hand, nothing is known outside of head-ouar-
ters. We converted with several ofic ers from the
camps, and they all assure us that nothing can be
ooI1lnly shown. Our own impression, formed
while in Pensacola is that there will be no battle
all al Pckens, or at least that 1t is not now the
Intention Of the Confederate authorities TO attack
u-MoHtgOn try Mail, Nav ls
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III Friday last was Queen victoria's birthday.
In New York. the Great Eastern, the Cunard and
other steamers, and the shipping in the harbor,
Were gaily decorated with flags in honor of the
occasion, and royal nlute fired at noon from
several OF the vessels. Her Majesty completed
her forty-second wear
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spirit Of The ,,orning pre,.

The IsssI'igs.esr expresses It's surprise at the
ideas advanced by the London Times relative TO
the position occupied by the United States with
regard to martins law. and quotes from the
Boston Advertiser toshow that the right of search
has always existed in times Of war, and only de-
MED IN Hme Of peace
fhs ksPsoI'eaa says the New York Tribune's
estnats Of 1850 secession troops now in the
neid Is thFsefold the number of troops actually in
arms under the banner of JEFF DAVIS" Is three
foid the number In me power Of that dynasty to
Keep under arms; and Is more than threefold the
number which 1t can make disposabIe In the
neid by means Of transportation off the lines of
railroads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

REMOVAL OF CAMP ALLEN, &c.-A correspon.
dent Of the Baltimore American writes from Will
Transport, Md, on the 25th:
The Confederate Camp Allen, opposite to this
pace, s TO be removed back from the river sorne
three or four miles, near to Falling Waters. in a
few days. - ="
Deserters from the Camp are numerous s,,,.
men are missing at every morning roll call The
Hedgevilie company is losing at the rate OF two
men per day In this way. WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

In alexandria the vote for secession was e2e;
against, I27. The usual vote Of Alexandria Ia
so0u' 'ooO. The total vote on Thursday, inclu.
ding tne soldiers In the town, was but LIS
BERKELEY SPRINGS, Va NAV "a, 1851
To the Editor Of the Baltimore Am,y,co.
&, m vote yesterday, ascertained today stands,
hgalnst ordnance. ................5s
=" 4
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SS.99i coo

SS.y3l COD
Making the average rate Of interest PAYABLE by
the Government fraction under per cent The
bids for bonds ranged from 81 to 90.
In view Of the prospective demands upon the
treasury, the results Of Saturday are conclusive
as regards the confidence of the country in the
Treasury Department and the Government In
tslIgencsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

FUNERAL OF Col. VosBuRe.-The obSeo uies of
Colonel Vosburg took place in New York on
thursday During the forenoon the renal rs
Were visited by the friends and relatives of the
FAMILY, and at noon the preliminary service wss
held at the house by the Rev DR. Strong. the
pastor OF deceased. The body was then removed
70 Dr. Nacaulys church, in Fifth avenue where
the sermon and eulogy Were pronounced, aftsr
which the procession, military and civic, was
formed, and the remains conveyed TO Greenwood
cemetery, where they were inferred with the
usual military honors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

" On Friday, the United States District At
t'rney in New York received dispatch from ths
nag oficer Of the biockading squadron OF Hamp.
ton koeds, stating that be had forwarded to that
Pon large number Of prize vessels, loaded at
hiehmond with tobacco. Several English yes.
sails are amor them
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SrorPAeB OF SHIPMENT. FOR rHr Bo.pKR
SiATks.-Deputy Marshal Grayum, Of Gsllipolis,
onI9, mas sliced cargo Of western produce des-
aneo Tor Virginia. He reports: "rhe steamer
AMEN Collier, bound for Charleston. Va, landed
at the wharf at this place TODAY Mayls PARTIALLY
neiShted with goods marked for various places
On Ine OHIO and Kanawha rivers. When about
leaving the wharf I caused her to be stopped and
LOCK LOOK session OF said goods rs centraband.
q nere Were one hundred and twenty-five barrels
nour, two casks bacon, twenty barrels sugar,
twenty bags coffee, six barrels molasses five bar
RES mac kerel, one barrel herring
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Majority against seceainn

Edward Pendleton, Of Berkeley for Congress
received l6l votes at this precinct
81, nc commissioners OF election refusing to allow
the polls to be opened under their SUPERVISION a
record OF The vote was kept here, but at 40 Other
place OF voting. He was voted for In Berkeley
ana perhaps other counties, in lieu Of Mr. Janney
OF Loudon, who declined ''1'
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IL On the 18th inst, the steamer Kentuck
burst her boilers on the Mississippi river killing
eleven persons and seriously scalding and wound
ing over twenty. rrsv 900 So II. = So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

ArfolsTKD.-Zenas w. Bliss, Of Mass. has
been appointed to frst-class (sl ,2Co) clerkship
in the Census Bureau.
Frank A. Goodnow, Of Pa, to a hrst-class clerk.
shiP, ard Edward 3. Dana, Of VT, to a second.
clerkship, In the Pension Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

=. " During Saturday afternoon two large CO
smois1s Were received In Baltimore at the depot
OF the Northern Central Railway. which had been
cast at Pittsburg. One OF them was on Saturday
evening taken TO Fort McHenry, and yesterday
'he o'ner was removed TO the same place.
~ They are raising Il regiment of giants in
Maine. Every man is to be six feet high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

Dfhere are nowin the Brooklyn Navy Yard
over 4, 900 hands at work every day, the monthly
disbursements being over sso,opo
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fHE srEAs FRIoATE MINNESOTA is expected
70 cave Fortress Monroe to-day, for blockade
service at Charleston bar, to he followed in few
days BY two or three other vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

hHcrrrIos.-There will be a Reception at the
Executive mansion on Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant, between the hours OF and no oscIoct
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pRopOsALs FOR STEAM ENGINES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment and fepcir,S
mi, May %, 1861.
The Navy Department hereby invites proposals
Tor building the -te,m Machinery of number Of
Screw Gun Bosts. The Machinery of each Gum
Boa. to consist Of two back aetion, hor zontal
engines, with surface oOndenSers, and OF tso yer
tlcsl waie. tube 0ollsrs The Grinders to be n
inches In dismster. and the rnkes of piston Is
lnches The two boli srs to CONTAIN ~ sQnsye feet
surface. VI ''""b
No prososals vii! be considered, except from
ProprIsfors of engine building estabIisbrnents
such parties desiring to propose for the above
mac hlneTy viii apply to this Bure,u. whfoh will
iurnlsh them with conplete spec hcation of the
sane, and cross sections of the vessel. together
with the provisions and condtIo OF the contract
they VIII be required to execute.
JOHN LENTHAIl,.
ma N-lw Chef of the Bureau.
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sxchHrART Stewards reception this week has
osen Postponed till Thursday evening, instead of
Tuesday.
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APPOINTED By rux Prys,nv~-

APPOINTED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
mas recently made the following appointments as
PostmdsteIs, Viz:
1T Lynn, Mass.-Geo. II. Chase.
Al salem. hass.-John Chapman.
Al gloucester. bass.-Wm. II. Haskell.
AL Lafayette, Ind.-James p. Lu.e
AT heas,ngton, Pa.-Samuel Ware
AT Patterson, ~. daniel Wells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

VI Yesterday the FRS. Regiment National
euard, Col. Allen, eight hundred men, left New
York for Fortress Monroe. 80 -
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" Last Tuesday night, the government, seized
Ia Baltimore, the arms OF the Towsontown Ho,,,
Suard, which had been removed from .heir arm
ory TO their respective residence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

A MIs1AkE.-The General Johnson now in
command Of the disunion troops at Harper's
Ferry Is General Joe E. Johnson lex. Quarte rmas-
''f'ensral s.A.-cousin to ex-Secretary Flo, d ,
VINO got him promoted TO the Quarterma ster Gen.
erasnip on the death Of the late Gen. Jessap-and
NOS zen. sidney Johnson, OF Texas, who com.
manded the u :. army in Utah, as the Baltimore
Sna thia morning innagines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

10 Tomorrow, the steam transport ship Star
OF The South leaves New York for Fort Picken.
with cargo OF hay, straw and small store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

REISsrArEo Charles w. Petit, who was re-.
moved from the Third Auditors ole, has been
reinstatsd
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" Last Thursday The fremont Nail works
al Mafehsm, Mass, were destroyed by are, in.
volvipg less OF 500 O0o = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

= 1t Fifteen thousand ball cartridges were sent
from New Yok to Fortress Monroe on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

The Hon JOHN A. MCCLzRNAHD, Of Illinois, in
mere endeavoring to induce the prompt assem-
bling Of a very large force by the Government on
.ne line OF their proposed Mississippi river mill
tary operations; and also 70 have the Government
promptly purchase large quantities Of provision,
and grain now In the hands Of the farmers of
Illinois, 10 save them in some measure from the
los OF their lower Mississippi markets, we pre-.
slme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

III The prize bark q Hiawatha - arrived In
New York on Friday, having on board nearl,
SS00 COO worth Of tobacco.
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a NEW BRisADiLR.-Lieut. Col. Daniel Ty!er
OF the Connecticut troops, who has just been pro.
NOTED to Brigad.er GeneraIship, was formerly
an experienced and able officer Of the regula,
army His new command is to consist of the
three Connecticut regiments now here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

IHE STATEMENT that the alarm Of Saturday last
ian me particulars OF which were correctly ex-
Piained In the Star Of that day. was occasio ned
an attack upon the outpos;s of the troops Of the
United states In Alexandria county, is Insisted on
IN 'he New York papers OF yesterday Ii cannot
Possibly be true, because all the camps OF the .
.. troops In Alexandria county are some miles
within the lines of their outposx; while the out
poss OF the disunionists are nowhere within If
Teen miles OF them since their fight of Friday
morning last. We are positive of this fact
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Also
" aiev single gentlemen, can obtain fine Rooms
on the rst ard second floors, IN eass Mt location
And with excsllent Board. Apply SOC street be-
commodated. m sSs,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

u Last week Gen. Lyon seized In Missouri
oiVU Pcunds Of lead, ard captured some sixty
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SHAMEFUL. The conduct Of few of the
ZouaVes In Alexandria We know to have been
osSraceful TO the regiment, the service and the
caIse OF the Union. Their officers are the respon-
sole parties FOR the outrages the men have per-
pe'rated upon the people there, and should be
ned by their suPeriOrs to swift and sure account
ability II falling to make due examples Of tb.
guilty ones The regiment under the incomDe-
'ehcF Of some Of it, O1iacers in this respect NAV
WORK irreParable injury to the good cause for
which 1t Is in arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

W. - Eleyen regimers were inspected In New
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The VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-The returns so far
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NPECIAL BAR6AINS
We offer eli the best ersSss Of mos1n So9GDs .
IN our stock q grssty reduced prices for AN
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CARRIAGES
He Subscriber having made additions 10 bis
factory, making IL now one OF tire largest. orI 6,
70 the District, where his facilities SsTLS
for manufacturing CARRIAGES andSSE9
LlGBf WAGONS of all kinds cannot be sur
passed, ana from his long experience in the bust
Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kent
Al REPAIRS neatly done, and oil orders
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones hNukEW J. JOYCE.
q 1911 corner of Fourteenth aud = sta
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e. NEW BOOKS
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s Lie and = Career of Major Andre, BY winsrop
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Il ELECTION NOTICE
4 18TH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.-An
election will he held on onday the Sd day Of June
next, 81 the Public School House, corner or south
end bird street east. between the hours OF
ociGck m. and O'Clock D. M, for reg ster, Col
ect0r. and SUTyeyor Of the city, ard for one msn-
bsr of tie Hoard Of Aldermen and three members
oil the Board of Common Council for said ward.
JACOB Fi.EISHELL.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON,
m 3T-rt
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l zens and Soldiers wishing to enjoy
themselves mel 81 f1r an hour or two, you'd DO Ae
CITY GARDEN OF ERNST LoKFrIrr. Ana -
are certain visit once made will soon De reoest
ed. t Is needless to praise his Lager Beer1inst
give him call and Judge FOR yourselves. 'Fbe
SaIdens are open, every day in the week. ON
Monday and uesday of each week there Will Re
Music and Dancing, when those fond of ,hatinS
tnni Ieet can fall In and erjey q good dance
Piivate families and others furnished with Rssr
81 all times, and all places, on the most rsa.ons
be terms By sending their orders to the I, ardsn On
view OK avenue and First street. ma l6-ims
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ELECTION EOTICE.-There wi be On elec-
H ton hold At the II. strict cnoo' House corner
o. Third street east and ID street south, on Mon
day, June Sd, for Register, Collector, Snrvcyor.
two members of the Board of Aldermen Ionr ter m
and short term.I and three members of the Board
of Common Council.
PClls open from a. m tall 7p.m.
G r.. BAKER,
Il. r DYER.
HUGH DOUGEEHTY,
m N-lv Commissioners.
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HFAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
kS Unconditional Union Voters of the Fifth
ward will be held THIS EVENING At o &C COX,
AZ me room of MIR. ID. Connolly, corner of Third 81.
Ward Officers. -O
It. IT u RnpEv Ch.,.,
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DEATH-DEATH-DEA
-, y Koaches, Bedbugs. Flear, Ants, dc. Use
NooLe's lnSoct DESTROYER; never fats; price 90 40
and 81 cents. Also, Moore's Rat aud Mice ES
,edmir ator larse and general stock of Medicines,
MOURE's West Eud Drug Store,
VI 10 wv III Penn, averua
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spHsN Fa sySRa a lsG gss.s;1
street. opposite the Post Of6oe A large iot Of
sPRING and SUMMER & LoTaiSG.. TRUNKS III q
fA ARRscTTs Fits A HlT PAGE, salRT Col,
the aboyenamsd goods for sale Ct Northern prices.
nde I0-Sm p - -. ]. ". SMITH. Clofhiar-
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IT.
The fight Is not at Alexandria, as reported at
nrst bnt apparently three miles this side of it. I'm
southwes. direction, somewhere In the vicinity
Of Arlington.
The report Of cannon is distinctly heard from
the Arsenal wharf, and dense clouds of smoke
can be seen from the housetops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-27

FIRST RECINCT-FQURTH WsRD-No-
y tlce Is hereby given to the voters of The First
Precinct of tho Fourth Ward that an election for
Hegister, Go iector, ard surveyor of the CITY of
washington, and for one member of the Board OF
Alderman, three members Of the Board Of Cor,mon
Council, and one Assessor for said wa-d, will be
held on Monday, the 81 day Of June next. in the
room on Sixth street, north of and adjoining syl-
westerns drug store tcorner of Sixth and sire ets
In CONFORMITY with the PROVISIONS Of the oharters
OF the clty of w ashIn,ton
The poll will open at Ia. m and close a.7pm
BENEDICT MILBURN,
SaM'L X. SYLVESTER,
L. q. ECKLOFF,
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Gardeners Rheumatic aud Neuralgia
Il.

4 SUgRcu-e for Rhcuus,,pan Neuralgia "a rs worst
\ form, Tae undersigned hereby cccuf tlwt they have
U,el ~ Car Hnes ltaeuntdc AID Neuralgia compound Ter
tir al heumttsu aud Neuralgia aud have IA every
ease mand Immediate aud permanei reiei We have lu'
confidence in healing Qutites aud aud would reonneui
ID ali afflicted with those hNrrt>siug Diseases A.
81 thu safest aud best medicines ever Gtcrel 70 thr pub
lc.
IIancork, Jr 20 South Market St. Boston W H. Allen,
Boston; unry A. fuer Is south Market 81 Boston; sam
W,c, Ir. tty Hotel Bustou Geo H. Plummcr McyericN
sIdar, t,st Boston, lIry D, utrlner Webster 81 East
boston, Abrtm Weeks, Webster ~ Boston, capt ChAs a.
uolliyer, hast boston
The best a'elieinc for the disease ever saw Chas A
smith, No l Ola state llousc Boston.
Have been afflicted with rheumatism In Its uorsttorm aud
entirely cured By the Of one bottle A. W. brler,
Matthews building Commercial -, Boston
GARDENERS theumatic aud Jeur,sI Compound has entire
~ relieved from surnss VI several years standing W,
lIodgkns No, Old state House, Boston
Aztec i>ring with rheumatism for twenty Nsns -s
sury cured by the of tso bottles of uAri usrs heu
isauc aud Neuralgia Compound, Norman T. Ayers, 20
y rankin street Boston,
The leuWa,ic aud NeuralSr Compound has h-en taken
BY hundreds OF peoyl. Tor scr1fuiOus HOmorS with great
benefit II may b. given to children with ptrtct SANITY
AZ ~holesse BY Macy Jenkins, o. ih-rty Nss York
Principal nspot-S7 ikilsy -, Bo>iOu. n. e,ns-
unless ssued by CllAs. >. GARDINER.
Tor s.ls by John W. Moore, n.llo-s Falls; L. y Thorn
Br.ttleboro; John n, Weeks, brandon; Pond Nor~
Frances Fem Butlaui aud apot.esries generally 1888
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DEATH TO THE BuGs.-The following
is said 10 be infallibe Take two pounds
of alum, bruise it and reduce it nearly TO
powder; dissolve it in three quarts of boiling
water let il remrin in a warm place until
the alum is dissolved The alum water is
TO be applied hot, by means of brush, to
every joint and orevice. Brush the crew
ice in the floor of the skirting board if
there are any suspected places whitewash
the ceiling, putting in plenty of alum, and
there will be an end to the dropping from
thence.
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n Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD

n EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
On and afte Monday, June 3, 1861 Trains will
follows -
Leave Northampton $50 Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York LOS Accomm odaon
for New Haven and New YORK $50 m, Accommodation
Train for Nestfield.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
40 a connecting with train Conn, River X. Il.
the North a. m Mail and Passenger, arrival
l2l5 train from New York connecting at WestielI
direct for Albany and the West.
Leave WeStfeld Is p for Northampton arrival of
train from Albany
Connections, at Northampton with Conn River II II at
Nestheld Western Railroad ainYile Providence, Hart
iord ana fskill H. H. at New Haven with New York aud
New Haven r. II New Haven, New London and StonniBg
ton u X, and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r. r.
Tickets sold aud Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express
Westfeld, June /, 1861 "a
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To the man who does not pay the printer

10 the man who does not pay the printer
an exchange says
May his boots leak, his gun hang fire,
and bis fishing lines break.
May his coffee be sweetened with flies
and his soup seasoned with spiders.
May iroup Of printers devils" lean,
lank, gaunt and grim, and regiment
of cats catterwaul under his chamber win
dow each night.
In short, may his business 60 to--the
Legislature.
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1OO0 POUNDS POTASH, a superior article, at ;,
lOUU 16 ARMS & WILSON

YNTE offer to the country trade and consumers
assortment Of every variety orLIoUoRs WINES sc
and would say that experience of than forty
Importers not only sufficient guarane. for the purity
of goods but that enables Offer advantages
buyers that cannot be exeeed by any house in boston
Owing to the din uy of procuring in many strict
y and reliable article OF Liquors and Wines for medic
nal and other purposes have for many years given spec
al attention to filling orders for private aud
will find it greatly to their advantage to send their orders
to us direct, rs employ travelling other agents
whatever Persons who require pure Liquors and Wines IN
large small quantities. may assured that all orders
will receive best personal attention. every
tcle sent from house will be satisfactory every respect
Communications by mail will receive prompt attention
with full and complete catalogues of goods prices &c
l. D. RICHARDS & SONS,
81 L 80 State Street, Boston.
Boston, April, 6, 1861 l5-l41y
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VT Valley Railroad

NToTICE.-on and after MONDAY, May 20, ls6l Past
" senger Trans will leave Fellows fsl. for Bottboro
az 80 A. NJ. and 235 p NJ and returning leave Brattiebo
no AT 1905 A. VI. and IS Z, NJ.
Freight Train leaves Believe Falls AZ Is NJ and Brat
tlebotu at 2 - 4. N
with the Vt Mass. aud Connecticut River Railroads to
Springfield Hartford, Ne. Haven and sidgport direct 90
on the North with the Rutland harrington,
sullivan Vt. Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut asi
lSsumpsic Rivers Railroads forming direct
with whitehall saratoga and Schenectady ST. Johnsbsry
aud White Mountains, Burlington and Rous.s rsut Us-
densburg aud Montreal Nj. SLoAT, Sup't.
April -, 1860. Il