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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

p.Rpos oF THE "PARKHILL MURDERERs.'-
Throughthe persistent abors of philanihropc lady
of this city, aided by direct application from Marshal
Murray, pardon has been obtained from the Presi-
den. of the United States for Samuel Collins, Lewis
Feathers.on and John Dunleavy, the seamen con-
yieted of aud sentenced for the murder of Capt.
George w. P,ke of the ship " General Parkhll"
who were TO have been executed in this city on the
29h inst. The pardon was read to them in the cells
in the Tombs yesterday morning by the United
States Marshal, and caused them to manifest great
ioy and gratitude. During the reading Of the pre-
amble deathly paor oyerspread the countenanees
Of the three men, bat when the clause have com.
muted and by these presents" etc., was reached,
their emotions of gratitude were very strongly de-
picted in their faces In pursuance Of the terms of
the pardon they will be removed to Sing Sing with
out delay The following is tho text OF the official
document:
ABRAHAM LIScoLs, President o. the United States Of
10 rehosa all Ae,s prssent, ,lan conc, greeting;
Whereas II appears ths. at term OF the Circuit Court OF
tho United States OF America for the Southern District oi
NewYork ia the Second Circuit begun and held s the CITY
OF New YORK within aud for the District aud Circuit afor
said on the hrst Monday In April in the year Of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty one, Samuel Con
aStso tmeosn ,hip General Psrkh" were indicted snd
convicted the murder Of George W. Pyke the Captain OF
tho said ship and the Sd day 1901 were by the
sd Cou enonced bs hanged Friday the 10th day Of
July Ia the year ,
And whereas tie time fixed by the said Court for the
sutton of the sad sentence by my warrant dated the 10th
day Of July A 1861 postponed TIL Friday, the 18th day oi
November In tho same year. Ar
And whereas an Of the Testimony taken o. the
trial of the sad Samuel Collins Lewis Featetston aud John
Dunleavy. shows ii TO be vague and contradictory ,,
And Whereas aarse number OF highly respectable citizens
have earnestly boseueh extend the EIecu'e
TO said samuel Collins, Lewis feahersson % emo @
Dancavy 30 as mitigate the severity oil hs sentence ia
posed upon them: -, Ah,.h.,, r,r.oln
paJs,t of lbs limited America IN Confederation OF
he premises dve other good snd ;ueis s..o%. %s Ss
.o,,,s ara ,,ntencs OF death pronounced by tnc ss9
Court on the said Samuel cOlns Lewis reehes'on a ssa
] that I. 10 ssn bsts gtsnsed and do hsrsoy grant,
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Disasters, nc.

sslyILLH Cope May NOV, y 10 iIi. n.
nj, ,hr y.mss H. stroup of Wilmington, Del, now D
Ton for Phisd.lpha In ballast ashore Oh ren ;.s ssc
between Great Egg Harbor and Corson in.sh '''
hes well up on the peaeh' S"1 BryrALo Nov. T. 1851.
During tho heavy N. II. sas Of Friday the i0i''"'s
ara Tenored ashore up p IN. this day; n Camp
n, Mail ashore a, Hamilton, Lake oniario o an,sIops
hell ashore al Hamilton Lake Ontsrs setg w., loaded with
sSa ni Of wstsr Oriole ashore near Psis White
Iai. Erie; North Star. ashore nea, near, Shoal
Squali, Of Detroit asho'o y" u~,rxe OCT. 49, 1851
The stesnshp Hsmmonia arrived ~ H'
screw, and would repair MALAGA Oc. 10. lSsL
The brig Trade Wind of Blue al Bs'W 'We..slv.i. - vs.. az
for NewYork and ~ st water in her after hold
md vtth the utmost 81 ierttons uses ,s ~
LA h..n limited TO ava boIes rAi'n a.. a.Aof Uod,wrs
N' By i,t.al 10 B,lwosi w st''. sAt. '''
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'no the ssd persons pardon TO remit 10 them the
oeeth on ooDdition that they aud each Of them q
Tgo a, I'm osoDent hard labor IN the STATE Prison f
the e ,is o. Ns~YoIl =, loc..sd sog the soohess
In tesh uony whereof have hereuno NV ana
caused the .eai Of the United States to be alfred
Done AZ . City Of Washington this FORTH d.v of Novs,,
ber A. d. 1861 aud Of the Independence United S,sss
the eighty sixth. tSignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BT the PIesideNt: (Signed) r. w sxwSHp
Assistant Secretary OF State
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

GAs.WoRKs AND WArKR.woRKs IN TIE REBEL
SrATEs-The American Gas-Ligh Journal, the
official gazette for matters pertaining to these stais-
tics, gives in the Now number, the following inter
esting details
OAs.WoExs ~ rHE REBEL SrATZs-In answer 20 re
pea,sd Inquiries to tho number of eswoTks IN VIC zen
seeded Steies, we present the following list:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

Smiths Birds Eye View of St. Louis, Cairo,
Memphis. and the c1ntVy adjacent, embracing por.
tions of the States Of Msscur Arkansas, Kentucky.
Tennessee, and Illinois, b coored chart of "a inches
by 80, giving the most important points Of land and
water in the Western seat ofwar. IL is valuable
adjunct to popular and scientific readings of the sub
ject. Published By j. c. e. Rae Smith, No. III
NGsfau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

be selected for this management-men who appre-
ciate the wants of the mercantile marine and know
how TO bring about systematic education for class
hitherto almost without education.
TRAGEDY IN CAMP.-Last Friday, in the camp Of
The Mcclellan Rifles, at Factoryyille Staten leland
q rencounter took place between Capt. Fitzjames
OBrien aud Sergeant Davenport, belonging to Capt
Vsughn's company. Capt o Brien twice discharged
his revolver, both bullets lodging in the aide Of
Davenport, just below the heart. Surgical aid was
procured, but the wounded man still lies in critical
condition at house in the village, The affair ID un.
dergoing investigation.
FRoM Sr. THoMas.-The schooner Virginia Price,
Capt Eldredge, arrived yesterday, bringing dates to
Oct 25 Six Confederate Commissioners parsed
through St. Thomas from Europe, for Cuba. -Four
United States steamers were in the Caribbean Sea,
cruising. Capt. Eidredge saw privsteers on the
passage out or home, and suggests that British ves-
sells bee so many in order to affect freghts in Amer
lean bottoms.
ANERIcAx GEoGRAPHIcAL AND STATISTICAL So
oIETY.--A regular meeting of this Society will be
held this evening, at Clinton Hail. for the consdera-
ton of new code of bylaws which will neeessi-
tate an election at the same time.
A HuMay "REGIsTER" IN TpE CRoroS OrFIcE.
The Croton Aqueduct Board appointed, when it
commenced business many years ago, what is called
Reg ster, , in the shape and person Of an old and
esteemed friend Revo G. Hance esq, who now is
and NAV he long continue TO bethe faithful execu.
tive Of the Registry branch Of that mammoth De-
partment. Our object in alluding TO this is to inform
The Croon Board that Mr.. Hance is not the Register
the book in which register record is kept as n
parish register or last, as Of seamen, or the Gus
toners of the Croton Board) but RcgistTor ian
officer who has the keeping of the register or the
public records. This ridiculous title has been i'm
Iosed long enough upon Mr.. Hauce, and we are not
sure an action would not lie against the Commssion-
ers for the misnomer. They might as well style Mr.
Craven the Chief Engine, or Mr.. Tappan Commits
sion OF the Board Do let 1t be altered, for the sake
of our mother English. Am. Gas-Light Jour.
MoRE SEIZURES. The Surveyor Of the Port
seized yesterday the ship Weston Merritt, three thirty
seconds Of which owned by william Knox and
Mcneil q Nev-Oesns; also, the brig General Bailey
1eenths cf which owned by John Durham OF ST.
Marks Fla and the brig WsppTo onesixeenth Of which
oB ned BY George Allen Of Cha lesion, 5. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

The SUICIDE or WoMAy.--The inquest on the
BODY of Mary Jane Buchanan found Tuesdsy morning with
her throat cut at No. ~ Sussex street. jersey City
epded before Coroner Gaipey yesterday afternoon Il sp'
pey that the woman her throat with razor while lying
Ia bed with her snd young infant and not
covered until life was nearly extinct verdict oi death by
suicide while isboIng under temporary alteration OF mind
-
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corrnT CALyNpAR-THr. DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERn.-Preferred.- :
Nos Is a. 7Ol 755 25 o. a. 2s 80 30 a. 81 49, a. 35 36
Epurncrsted-Nos Z, fs, 16, H. IS, Is, p, 81, S3
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Part I.-Same as
On Wednesday and lOs 1i73 1888, Il42 added. -
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Iart Mos 246l, 232l
1887 1885, 2525 loll, 2l7 1913 1889 Ss4 2St 21 2Sis
255a Pat u-Nos 1870 I4J7 ll8 ls, li7O, l477, l59
I45G 1853 B94, l421, 1872. 452, 1928. 2990. - -
CoMMoN PLEAs.-PART Mos 1856, l355, 1919,
2qs0 1891 B2 1895 ls9 1R9 ls0 1873 1905 1906 ll7J AL
Part -Nos 1874 2236 1874 2l55 233 2540, 25i2 21i4
2548 2Js0 25s2, 1856, 1858, 1850, 2J52
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TAdvertisemenLl

A DEATH-BLow to SLAvERY.-The bondage
which enssyes the wsherwoan every week has ter
mated PYLEs %. h soar emancpars the evil aud reduces
tie dsy toll of heShfu ereoie IL IL also the
economical soar IN Sold by evoTywh here
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fAdve-fisefnent.I 4

THE STRUGGLE OF LIFE AS WELL As HARD
Tgs will be much lishened by having iust the hgh pu
suit fcr ones peculiar tAlsnts. A PHkKNoL0GIcAL Exan
NATION at FowLER kWKLIs No 3O9 Broadway, VIII tell
each bis tue place in life.
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nloYements of Ocean SEeHnern.
TO ARRIVE.
nrvyATuRY ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Ri,os, ISets.......4:52 Moos-Sets. s:et
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Ssndy Hook liA Gov Island .nO4 HelUsts'... leo
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FIRST REGIMsST BKRDASs U. S. SHARPsHooT-
tss.-Lieut W. Winthrop Ia brother of Major VIM
drop, who fell at Great Bethel specially detailed
tom Washington on recruiting service for this regi-
usnt, has recruited squad Of crack marksmsn IN
he Adirondack region, and will leave with them for
Washington on November l5 Any able-bodied
usp, skilled in the of the rife, who may wish to
in this squad and proceed at once TO the seat OF war
will apply on or before the above date, at the gen.
sral headquarters of the regiment, at WeebawEen,
ma the Office OF Winthrop 81 Little, No. 43 Wal
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

BtpyALo nov 6--FLoun quss WHEAT closed hlm
sale, 900 bush 1t ~ o. CoRN lowers sales 5000 busa
Il S,a De- clofns Il The inside egqre FnmGHrs hrm ~
Corn ExPoRrs-3OOO bbls Floor, 40 600 bush WLsAt.
lJ2 OCO bush. Corn, 1000 bush Barley.
PU,.ngIpmI, Nov. 6-FLoUR dull but unchanged.
WgysT active; White, $3.50 sl 45i Red 81 s5dtl J.
CbI \ setiye, Yellow afoa. &c. WHISKY doll 81 2lc.
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT
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sUPREMK -CHAxBrRs-Eov. 6-Before Ja'Iie
IHGRAHAa.
DyCIsIoNs.

DICISlONS.
Daniel d. r. Charles agt. John n. Reilly ct AL
Reference 10 Il. G. Besinish, esq
Wm G. Haggerty ct al sgt Samuel C. bi.h the same q
B. Weisker et al e. n Hoyt ct al agt NJ Mekesge: Jscop
Tsser sgt Jordan DowDingi John Sade ct al sg VIM T.
Jenning, ct sl.-Motions granted -
r. r. Sandenon al ag,. Gsrret w. Ryckman.-hotion
denied. .
Wn. Loeschigh ct al agt. Joseph u. Orvi'.-Mo-
tlon denied. - m. H.. ps c,,.
many apt r. j. Hsgau; A. Frank ast. II. G. Bowen et s
RrsSd,1, at j. f. Ward ct al A Smith sgt. J. III.
Le,ier james Meyer r ag.. c. S. Martins Jo HoIe ss
T. Wildes -Moiions ganied c,, pAa
j. Wynae sgI j. Msck-Refeencs to Chsrie' Il Peabody
esq - - 49,. r.... Goov 4,
a al-MOtioa granted for reference. :, ps...... a.
ID. Peter 1t al. sgt u w. Comstoek e' al "
". UIshoefeI, ESQ. =, , o..,.., ro,,o.nx = Motlor
oev,9 IIsn r. Van Scke sg B. C. ThOrns ct a-Mo!ion
r. Benedict ct al sg,. C. Coneve.Motion granted for
p 0T9th sgt s. r. B. NoIton.--Moion for reference
granted. ,,,,. IT, ,,,.,
Qrznted
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OLIVER CHARLIcK DEFENDS MS CHARAcTER.-
For seyeral days past complaint has been pending
lie Jefferson Market Police Court IN relation to
tie biographical claims of Mr.. Oliver II. Charlick
h.s candidate for Senator in the With District IT
sYDsars that Dr. Abijah Ingram has, during the re-
cent political canvass in this city, written genes Of
biographical sketches of the various eandica'se i0r
the peoples sufrages. One OF these was sPecial,y
devoted TO the life aud character of Oliver Charcs'
TIE exact nature Of the complaint made by Mr. u
bs,o,, the Court was not revealed until yesterday,
tbs information having been withheld from the Ie-
pOrers. That document sets forth in legal phrase
tts DR.. Ingram had been guilty oil libel: 'n"' '"%
Biographical 81 etch aforesaid was "grossly hbelou'
snd calculated TO injure him (lr Charlick) at the
polls" Dr., Ingram was arrested and held to bail IL
u 900 to answer; Mr. Tyler the printer ard N.Y.
John Williams the pressman, being required 70 ap'
pear in Court as witnesses.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

BuLL's HEAD.-Notwitbstanding the comparative
ly light supply OF beef cattle on sale this week, the
aks closed very hard, losing near the close all the
advance eaine,,, at the opening, when there were
bu 800 head of fresh seek on sale, and when it
was expected that with all to arrive the total for The
week would not reach over 1900. 1t appears, now
evH, that il did reach 1856 and some OF those ar
irving on Wednesday sold about as low as Tue same
quality the previous Wednesday. AT a ia'e nOur IN
the day the prospect of selling ont oil IN the saePens
lOsksd very dull. The butchers are faii OF meat
Jeff OYER from tie great stock of the previous week
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MoRE SEIZURES. The Surveyor Of the Port
seized yesterday the ship Westen Merritt, three thirty
second Of which owned by william KnoI and Ae5
osxeenths cf which owned by John Durham OF 81
MaIk Fla and the brg WGppTo onesiXeenth Of which
oB ned BY George Allen Of Cha lesion, 5. &.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

ADfssRyIyG CHARIrY.-In the midst Of 80 many
srauSer interests the public are probably hardly
aware of humble charity which for many years has
been doing its labor Of love among the poor OF our
city.
We alude to the East River lDdustnaI ocnooi
No. 1872 East Fortieth street, near Ihird aVehueJ'
The managers having it in charge find great difficulty
u esnyincit on. To close this school would be a
great nislortune to the poor Of that quarter Many
poor widows, as well as the wives of volunteers and
very destitute laboripg people, send their children
there, and depend on the simple meal and the little
sSance of shoes and clothing 10 carry them through
the Winter. Without the school, the children would
be driven out upon the street to beg or make liv-
iHg ss they best could. Many Of them, no doubt,
would fall into bad courses Of life, and many would
suffer from cold and hunger during the approaching
Winaer. This chanty has done its work with but
Ind. noise in the world, yet hundreds of well-traned
and respectable young girls among the servants and
factory girls Of the city saved from misery and want
,bow It's good iAauence. Very few, indeed, of its
seholsrs have eve become chsrgeable on the public
xhetbef for vieeor poverty. The expenses ore
sight-oDly some $oO per snnum-wbile the pupils
! -hooed and clothednd fed for the year, number
2iO. Without liberaAssistance, the school must be
slosed Surely, eyena these times Of war, there
will be ssne "to rehmber the Door children" be-
| fore Winter aud hungecome upon them. Dona.
TONS may 90 sent 70 any ne of the undersigned:
4 Mass. 8. Phelps. cor. Ma -. "A m ,h
street Nm. James Cummins n. - ~ - " - a.
gb,.s.,g ~. Paik TreasnTer No. East
ii 1iyr,s se'si ~y " Aid Society, No
4 AAA' A''i pace 'ed for East River School
! -
onAsIh or CoalRcK.-The monthly
s VI s"o Cnanioer OF Coa lerce will take place
to-day at o'clock, when th, ,rustees will be
elected, from the members, t,roanize the new
.eho0l - "oOi ior 'ne paroor eSew. York. This
,eso,,n D'en propoSed WIN Aiew 10 make a
no an, - ' ouu0a'ion oi young on for sea life.
p0rsance for 10 addition to the ordiO ,aa.aa 81
pasters and 80. AFo~0u r " i00'0' noineompetent
Al" "o'' inc" :" City should
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Nh. foiioveiug 4 The Weekly Bank Statement;
c,s,s sock @ 23I 100 Due 70 other banks 81 675 900
Loans and discounts 90 5kS 7p DePosns ~
SIscie......s..s 1OSJVoO Ol'nou1ion ''f''' |"i''''
Hue I'm other Osnks B.yJl, ,1cJl
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TO EXHIBITORS.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF WORKS
OF INDUSTRY AND ART,

OF INDUSTRY AND Akl,
To be held II London in 1862
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
President of the United States, under the authority
Of Congress, Commissioners to represent the inter
ests of such American citizens as may desire tc be.
cone exhibitors at the Exhibition Of the Industry OF
all Nations, to be held in London, lso2 invite the
cooperation of their fellow-citizens IA carrying out
the objects of their appointment
Tie articles exhibited will be divided into the fol-
lowing classes:
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L1IV INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov 6.-Psfore
Judges NELSON and 6HIPsAS

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov. 6-Beiore
Judges NELSON and bHIFAAa.
TRIAL or GORDON.
All O'Clock the case Of Nathaniel Gordon, indicted
for piracy in being engaged in the savetrade on the
ship Eric, WAS called on. MIR. Smith appeared be-
half Of the Government, and ex-Judge Dean and p.
J. Joachimsssn for the accused. Some difficulty was
experienced in procuring Jury, the prisoners coun-
eel challenging each ss they were called. The prin-
cipa inquiry to the jurors was whether they read the
daily papers-THE TRIBUNE in particular. EX-
Judge Desu asked one Of the jurors IL he read the
article in reference TO this aud other cases, TO be
tried in this Court, which appeared In The IRlBUNE
on The Friday before this term commenced The
iuror had forgotten. Mr.. Dean said II was the mot
aroeious article ever read-caling Tor ihe convieun
of every u an to be tried before This Court.
One Juror said be was consoieDtiously opposed 10
" drawing up man." He was excused.
After two hours labor, aJury was impanneed,
composed Of the following gentlemen:
Ssfuuel Mudget George MoelIer, Samuel BTpnner Wm.
H. iDgrshaIa, Charles Meha5sy James S.sdi hshos'
Sassnbos K1on Hsrmsnn KusnIsh1 Edward worDer
Mr Smith opened the case for the do'eFnhen'
snd the Court then adjourned.
BONDING or PRIZE cARGoEs.
The United States sg the schooner CTenshsw and cargo
Mr. Mae"~ :, ns,,,s's Of tho claimants OF tho
"A - IJ~ vosssl which has been condemned moyrV
an order TO discharge said cargo on oohe sSus % sqsy
showing s pershable nature -. : AZ
Iinsed states Assistant Dis,rictAhoTney Ncodford op
pose he Application conteuGng that the proper coue IN o
ase "a 10 e the cargo the money to be raid into Coui
await the bnal determination Of tAe case
! SUPREME CoURT-GxNzRAL TEI1L-Noy t.-BeioI'
| Justices CIERKR SUTHERLAND snd ALLEN
APPOINTMENT oF EXAMINERS.
THIS morning the Court appointed Daniel Loro :.
Franci. r. Nsrby. and Prof VIM WedssTrooh rs as TX TX
aneT. 10 eEeln!ne applicants for adission - he pa
FssY. sTed 10 day y. ocleek the time fsT the ear
THv WARDS ISLAND PURcHAsr.
Alexander acCotter Sgt. The Mayor, &c.
The defendants appeal from judgment OF THIS
Cont on July H. 1860 requiring tbeJ0 TO psy the sum Of
SI4i sf "a TO the plaintiff for tract Of land on Wards
leland Tie defendants claim that no legal eontfsct HA en-
tered into by Cooperation and that the pdntih was not
able 10 give clear tile The has been in the Court. sey
e7a wears and has repeatedly been before the pnb H. H.
Anderson Moses Fly for sppeents Dsnel Lord ana ~
McMshon foI respondents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

AMERIcAy GEoGRAPHIcAL AND STATISTICAL So
oIErY.--A regular meeting of this Society will be
held this evening, at Clinton Hail. for the considera-
ton of a new code of bylaws which will neeessi-
tate an election at the same time.
The national Republican., 1861-09-06
E,OR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
L FALL RIV fGR.

By the splendid ard superior steam. -H-
ers METROPOLIS, NJ e EMPIRE -
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAlNE,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation Of Long Island Sound running In
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of 6S miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No 8, North river, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, att O'Clock, p
n touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, at O'Clock
p. M, touching at Newport each way
These steamers are fitted with commodius st ate
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort of passengers who afforded by this route
nights rest on board, and. arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un.
til starting of the accommodation at A. M, by
which they may reach Boston about S.45 A. NJ.
A baggage master Is attached TO each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same to Its destination.
steamer runs, in connection with this line, be.
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Sun
days.
freight to Boston Is forwarded through with great
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at TX
O'Clock, Tor Boston and New Bedford arriving at its
destination at about IL A. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or at the
offce, on Pier No g. North river. For state rooms
and berths, apply on board, or II desired to secure
them In advance, to
WIN, BQRDEN, Agent,
aug l7-u 10 and HWest street, N, Y,
The national Republican., 1861-09-06
RAILROADS, ETC.
EOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after May 10TH 1861, the trains will run as
follows, viz; Leave Camden Station, Baltimore
at s.46 P. N. Both Trains 20 directly through FOR
AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the A. NJ
Train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Ac
commodation Traip, leaving Piedmont at 40 A ;
A. NJ. Train from Baltimore o.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
s'ao ~ r M. and Frederick at $50 A. NJ.
more at % and O. Is A. N. and Las and s 40 p NJ
and Ellicous Mills at 10 and II 90 A. M, and al
and 60 7 NJ. ' N
For further information, tickets of every kind
&c., apply to J. 7. ENGLAND, agent at Camden
Station, or at the Ticket Office.
W. p. SMITH
Master Of Transportation
augl9 l.. NJ COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1861-09-06
For THE WESTERN
VI RIVERS.

QuARTRRMAsTKR GENERALS OPTIcR,
Washington, June II, 1851
Proposals are invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the Western rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, and
may be examined at the Quartermaster's Office ut
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this office.
Proposals from boat builders and engine builders
alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into con.
sideration. M. @. MEIGS,
june 10 Quartermaster General United States.
The national Republican., 1861-09-06
Gas F1xTu r Hs'
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY !

Those who desire to select from new patterns, with
the advantage Of reduction in prices, will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to increased
facilities and consequent low prices, for this branch
of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly,
and free from gas leakages to call at 969 Pennsyva
mia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side j. W. THOMPSON & co.
nov28
The national Republican., 1861-09-06
ssse Painting and GIas

TNHE UNION WILL STAND,
NO MATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT
Consequently, shall remain In Washington, and
continue to pursue my occupation Of
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
~P a Z N Il Z NJ q "a
GLIDING In all Its branches Old GLAZING
Cottage Furniture In the best style. also call at
tention to the Painting Of Roof and Brick Walls.
All the above will do as cheap as the cheapest.
therefore solicit the patronage Of my friends and
fellow. citizens Of the District Punctualiy strictly
observed, and work done In the best manner.
You will please mind your stops, and stop at
NJ. 7. PARKER'S
Painting Establishment,
No. So Lousi avenue (north side),
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
S.-Signs put up free Of charge, as usual.
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