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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

RUNNrNG TIE BLOCEADE-ARRIvAL OF a BRlTIsH
srEAxssIp At CzARLIsrJS.-Tbe Charleston AeIc-ry,
o. Tuesday, announces the arrival ct that p5r on tie
z,svioul day, Of the British steamship Aemphs, Cap.
Crsissaark, from Liverpool ga Nassau, n. P. TIE
Mercury GAYS she has on board most va.ole cargo Of
British goods, being precisely such We mes; sor,ly
aesd a. tbo present julc,uee. The Memphis bad he
us'oru1e, While eOutag into POrt o. Monday, 20 get
sshors on the beach Of SllgAns Ia-d, where s5s Re
NAMED several hons ba. vas 6-aly tossed on By the
steamers Marion ard EiHln Wnsa she dsst 60, sGrou-d
she vas approached By one Of the bOokaiJrs, Ehic-
seed a ruu1er Of shells N o. which sIuk o.
SlIivau's Lsllrd, ba: none Of them hi the ship
The Yankee Iu-boa; was 61aly driven CT b. rh d
gun on Fort Bsaur5g1r5 Which discharged bu ore sir
al her, when she retired TIE Memphis IL a new iron
ship on Ter 6lzt voyage and oul. a. DIn6ar0 o.,
on The CLYDE, IS a most slightly vessel, Of good speed
about SEQ tons register but capable O. crryins the
cargo Of many a vessel OF 1900 tons. She made tie
passage from LvSrgool TO Nassau lt, day, and vas
boarded CO A5aco by the YaIkes se-ler l8ko5 City
LEI. q Nassau on tie 70 ils. he steamships isC Her
all Nashyil5 (aow Ttos. L. Wsa-g Loyes Kate aud
othsrg The CJee bad Isf Nassau s0ae days previous
90 The 70 for an unknown pcT. The Yankee cruisers
keep up quite shsrp blockade an Nassau, aud board
parry al vessels bound in going out Tas Hon. NJ
vs. ard, Lite N2iser to Cails, and jor Ba.smsn, cane
passengers in tie Memphis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

FRoNOrED.-CoL George b. Anderson, of the Fourth
gment Of North Carolina State troops, has bOen pre-
noted to the Office Of Brgadier General, position
which he occupied at the lae bat 90 the Chekahomi
~, Gen Fea,berstoDe being confined to bed OF sick
ness C ,ueral Andersou's Brigade will consist Of the
following Regments-,he n, IL h, ls:h, son. and an
other 70 be sdied.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

TWENTY SECOND NoRTu CAROLINA REGmINr.-Tte 22i
North Carolina Regiment, originally commanded by COL
P.ttgrew, was re-orgauz,i Friday, IS instant, b.
olecrg hsjor Connor, Of Hamp,ons Legion, South Car
ona, Colonel Capt. Robert Il. Gray, OF Randolph
", North Oiroina Lieutenant Colonel and Capt. O. O
C,ls of Gu'lford county, North Carclns Major Lieut.
h CHARLES takes the place Of O. G. Cole, as Captain
Of the G1il.ord men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
WV. IRA SMITH.

II4 MAIN bIbtLI, UP BLAINE
AN S =, my old stand ia Sn street, but sta where
conau 10 Manufacture militia work u orier, both Tor Of
lad elnpsne Owing the extreme high prices o. the
Ateras for unJrmsg companies do not keep any material
hAnd or npAnlsl bat when parties have The mAlI viii
Make and Trim the order 81 short notice, and at
small advances re charges made previous 10 tue ConpA-
call
WM. IRA SMITH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

THE EVACUATION OF CoRNTI-Tae Eaton (OAio) Re
g'ssr says "Cosin,h was ike unto Aala'sa' Il
no. oay had Isk guns bl; syt d soldiers. Wood
en- artillery yasued from the embrAures, aud scsrecrOWs
s.ood upon tbs parApsss Wae thess stood guard, the
grand srny OF the southwest; with all is increase stores
ltols alieilY unobservea!g, away"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26
HEADQUAKCE CAVALRY BEIGADk,
kEAE H.sEsONBuEG, June itta, ls62.
SPEC AL Orders,

SPECIAL Orders
CAPTAIN Albert Mcdaniel and Lieutenant Webb vii po
~ &c At TO III. cy 81 Lgnehnug the oouEles
Amber seiiord sOtsOsr spPsmsiox, TAEkn Cam bel ard
~ rst ~ siSS oSsry Thsy Vii Taus each man elSEls
Sick Disehaig. 70 report TO Or Taylor,
lyncl burg, and, un tX;ts BY him, uey
Ss,sa'.s i.Soui leave rom COMPANY GI!ohn a c.ddA O.
Osu ems, John A hoyh JOhu Hunt iona LsI, john
L'ue ". sosslty James Selml hosu, oAs'en Tar.
pa, B. watson w. o. ~Aksrsen III. O. Wlserson anu J. ~
FeSn Company B-Th7mas Wall p Brovrlug II Everett,
Foyi, -. uyne J. lngssn, JON La yson John 8
Mas srn2n asn6ager, reAberry D. sullivan, ". D.
Pom oovpssy C-John HsIlsvOod Hussy cArptr, san1
sdd5e, John Prsklu, Thomas EsrtEc,e Fhlip Wood
Bro o nPGny D-L cut u D sh, W Bo ham; er Bird
ON Company E-B Garland, cneWnilS ami g TINS
From Company y-Note, Rueker, Thos Jahnlon.
Iron COMPANY zieS scLen osesby Iorbia Wlt' Thos
Frem CON pSny -c Kelly P @ HAr.iIOu W Moving ct
Inge LIBEL, 3 RS, J 7 crenshAv and otlk.
TOm Dem ANY I-R Lee, Lee weAt. Waller VII
n m Company K-eesrg, Duke, Burnley Jas Ballard
H,rls mos HeTuGn N Rogers Horace snetd Tsyor
aud John watson. - - ,,,
Lieut.. Col. c0nulndlng I'd Eegt Va Cavalry.
HE,DouAa1ERs cAvILSr Bal ABE,
June l4th, 1864. I
Detail apt Albert Mcdaniel Lieutenant Clinton ebb,
and sqaAd o. proceed to L5n.hblry - bring In AL
Cavalry. approved aud respectfully f5rwsried
TIL MUST0fD,
HeiDQrAATERs ASh District.
Juas Is. 1903. !
Approved.
DIV order Of Atior General JasIEen Com-aninI
" - ~
-,,, ,,. III, ,.. -, ' ,h i' IN, i,ot a.,
ne1olVs namsa 40 w ~ Ssh a.. :, -
TsS1 - =, 49,. S.s.s =, ana ,bs. Il IN, NJ ~
soI eAuS " ~ ~ ., ~ - =, -, 80 ~ - ~
- ~. A. lii ~ s,,-s,ad sr5 sent =, ,bs ts,j
e.. .a q - ", - =. - / ,oo, ,Ss ~ - "a 80 o'b
omseri al tbe ssVefA eeuhS hansu 70 '' sara Aoness
ACCORDING 70 law o.r, IIsrRr M,nINrrI r.
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AUaSrIrurn wANrRp.

WISH 20 employ ub.taie take n place Of sentsmsn
tubeet The Consnt Law. suitable person Will had Il
Ell STOKE,
ie25-a' Corref Frsnkpr Jn' Navn sr,.st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

The CANAL--HASDs WASrED-We ask the attention
o. the Of negroes 10 the city and country to the
advertisement OF Chief Engineer Sives force Of la
borers is wanted to eompe,e the repairs Of the canal
and the required number should be forthcoming at once
The water lice s, row, our chief dependence for sup
plies for the army ard knowledge Of this fact should
in pire the farmers Of the GaOens country with pur
pose to give every assistance to the Confederate Eagi
neer, in order that navigation may be resumed a!
early dlv.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

THE SrorLs At Swan PlsEs.-A letter from a mobile
s,5ier Boy" published in tbs Register, embraces the
following paragraph
Oar boys then made for the plumber everything you
c,u d van was layi1g around 10 Mn nss q1antes J.
El'aolss cloth sUbrOtypss writing maJ,Tial' guns
ssbres pie o. ssoTds and everything 10 immense
hesD aud glorious confusion
There we've IN Que place three barrels Of pirched and
ground coffee aud a lot Of Cuba sugar. Ny mtss-lour
OF ug-Cos about twcny pouuds OF 'f,e and twenty
ave thirty Of sugar Our boys RECALLED themselves on
crackers aad butter picked oyslerP, saTdnes CLANS
lo5sterF s. but went 70 sleep. was entirely used
Up nv shoes urt me- asd had put my feet outside OF
them, and got along that way pretty well. woke next
morning had jls, time 10 prepare cup Ct Yankee
ooiFse with soldiG.d milk which vent fine and greatly
in,sora ed thsu walked around little ADD help
ed myse az it commenced 70 rsiD, hst TO grey IAN
mel oysrshrt about large enough for Charles Gage and
threw Il over mr. CIthes; Il neatly touched ny heels.
Thsu got the following: 0ne fac oil cloth bhuket, or
rutb-r hayersaek one pair ladies' common pegged shoGs
10 = nv two pair foe socks. belonging 10 W G
David, surgeon, % Nv YORK; cue portfolio iSa
los one patent iBk stand and bottle Of ink towe0
slp i1e Bpo1ges blndages lint and adhesive plaster
sad last Of all about two yards ane oil sk. So you eau
seo W for the Surgeons part l vent into the
chest for thought M ht get burt and would need
the EEs5yhing in the medicine chest vas OF the best
and finest kind few Of company got gold watches
aud one or two ades icht caps, and also lot Of
their l'dsreLoih'ag. What a female WaDtei out there
a. that swamp D ace / cannot tell.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

BELURIsAED's AANI.-We hear but little now from
Bsauregard's army at 0ikalonA The Noble News occa
sOnaly gets iDkl Of from that quarter. TIE
sanitary condition of army is much improved 1t has
better diet good water and beautiful country. Mean
time the work of Orgarzlton and discipline is going oD
ready for new movements, which must depend largely
upon those Of the enemy. Geo. Pope, after following
BsauICgrd down the road about twenty-five miles, re
treated again with all haste his scattered through
The country in wild confusion, crying for "Wa,er
and damning 'such a country" aud Gen. HAlsci for
bringing them into it,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

So
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
ON and AvTER Monday May 18TH
" Voc Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII sAye Richmond for GoFdonsYle, Charlottesville snd
Stanton daily at 90 connecting With the Orange and Alex
aada RaroSd passenger SaEt Charlottesville FOR Lynchbug
astWeen stsunton and Jacksons the mall train viii
TrWseky leaving taunton Tuesdays and saturdays and
Jsckson's River Mondays, Wednesdays nd TridAyA
HLrnan Browns Stage Line, for Lexington connects With
,hs ras train and leaves Stanton houdAy Wednesdays
and Fridays And Goshen Tuesdays, ThurtaayI and aAur
iaYt.
HNrpAn Mason and compSsy Stage ms for While sanhur
Lsssbars, As With thiI Train Tuesday, ThrlI
dAEs Nnd Saturdays.
ms regular Troagh Freight GordonIvns Lad points
OF there leaves Richmond 1902 on GundAys Tussdsys
ursdAy end arrives nom the West AZ An sundAJr Wei
attdsyt and FRIDAYS
NAV II n D wHIrooHB
General Supertntsndonl
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surrr.lnss OF raa YAsKIIs-Ths Cincinnati En-.

sussERINss or THE YASKEEs-The Cincinnati En-
qurer, of the lash instant slated that "Haecks army
suErs less from disease than nom snakes, woOdteks
1rArds scorpions and gAhnippers. Insects and reptiles
are thus Chased eas zEifd lAs Eve scorpions; two
scorpions tqlAl gaiPpe'; g1llinipper equals
oas snake one snake gsinpper two scorpions and
one rEE ,rd equal to EoOd'ick." On the other hand
another Yankee writer says CAS- advances into these
regions, variety Of diseases are becoming runOusly
prevalent Fever and argue jAundics, dsrri Cs, and
many types CT levers thinning the ranks Of the diff
fersn. regiments earfuy. will not attempt to describe
the pictures Of the poor men as they drag themselves
through camps. Toe toughest looking to be
thu greatest sufferers"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

DER ordered BY the Co neil Of he city Of hehnond SAi s
- Joe or o. city IAIei tina annually gye Ice IN Al
~ daily nsss-aprrs q s ", for nj e-n gay!
dor 10 HI 1880 csy Of Jure At b. vii attend sth1 NEE cav
2, between toe hsu sol O. OK, n, am 6o'dok, VI,
on me 1854 10 III jane -euye r he poss OF re-
vn ien sEy psrs0n rgei with city ts1ts Tie Whole or
nc hfof ne Of tax Sged decueng from ihe whes
mount or o. he nay b., teo eert7u hesson
he Collector shall II lac m,nns give rot &C. for tteen dAys
nor 70 he 9Th cay " Deoeb' that will attend 81 BIS Of
ee IL he above uentoued h.urs h m The 1871 10
h, So, o. Dsc,nb,r ior tbs purpose Of reesyRs o
already pail eAf MY OF ihs city taEes
L the remaining half deaustns from such hall ten
or cenum thereon.
In pursur, or the ended ordnance pAIIed Janrs'
llh 1873 will attend a. The Collectors CHce In the Ciy
iA um 18Th the sob q his month for the pupoIs OF
E.si u: JrLIUs A HoB.on, Q. Q. 3.
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PACKET BOAT FOX LENEGGR vi

PACKET boat FOX LA1AkNOR ON.
New Arrangement.
nH and the 2lst OF April Packet sS7.-yITTr&
" Boas will through 70 Lexington well il13
ss Lynchbusg AMI Buchanan.
EAEK
10 scot.sve 100 To Lexington IS so
To lynehburg LIS To Buchanan a25
Leave Richmond az usual at NJ Monday Wednesday and
Friday yochbug In sc hours and Lexington and Such
anAn, at =. H., OF the second day.
AZ KXrRL BoAf
Will accompany the hrouga Boat far Columbia 70 avoid
croHding and 10 give each passenger a Berth
RRTuRxM0.
Leave LeIingtn and Buchanan At A. NJ Monday, Weines
day Friday LynohDurg In IL hours and Achmond 10
IS b -urs.
Below see time Of arrival and Richmond
LTnehburg;
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gRyaE gnsd have fomed oopArnep for the pdrpoi
ofTeeoVeng the value Of slaves taken and ether prope
destroyed by the enomy In Eastern Yigna They Nil CIV
prompt attention 70 all oSles entrusted 9 their care Bor tern
lc apply 10 Dol CHAe. X. MALLORY az NosktcWn
a. MONTAGUE, jamaica ElddleBgx csgEJ, ~. tEs 18Th
November, and amer thai sine 81 2lchr od.
OHARLHs X. MALLORY,
onib-u 80 L. MONTAGUE
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asgAK SONGS ORTaR so. TH.
w NEsr SJD. Eg1OA, lI5 NJ

w NEsr JO-.EsfoS, i45 Man Grset
war sSsg TIE son,h edited By Bohemian" correspondent
gchuoud ipAtch phce 81.
aeceny palm red eE Hsp Of VI ginlA eortsinag al tie
ount ncp owns. RAiir as Telegraph line, Ryers.
J,nas and al otier imp rents Thu 10 the beat
"a, 4 me stae ever puos We have Ell WA 10
he perfect Il o. Up be-utsl nap paper, made
e,sy print h map upon ne - BY " Inches pFs
sZhJ
Upon ept price win forward to part Of The
Addrs,s crtsuto WEST jon, sToN,
Publishers 4 booksellers,
Il2 I45 Main street. Rlchmynd, Va
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Tue LATE JoHSsoS J. HooPER We copy from the
M,u merry Mail the following brief memoir of the
lae Johnson j. Hooper, who died recently in this city
Mr. Hooper was a native Of North Carolul, a son Of
chibali Hooper one OF the Oldest editors Of the Ct
Of Wilmi' on. Ga removing 10 Alaoam-, Mr. Il. L.
cltsd 10 the eastern part Of ths STATE and married MARI
laughter o. Hon Greene D. B 'anuy, OF the coun OF
Chambers, by WON he had tSo sons, the eldest f
WON, William Deb, "a nov Lieutenant in the rosuL
Confederate STATES Amy.
Mr vas, Ter msDy ysars, loading editor 10 Ala
bana Tha Mast AabamiaD, The NstumIka Wig, The
ALBANIA J IuruGl, Toe Chambers Trioune, The Mont.
sonsry Ma-sil under his ausp.ces-raEked among the
a,,s journals Of tie South Wills hs spicy pom
nee 10 Ire Spirit OF the Tines, made that ~tlcome
sheat 70 al lovers Of f-lt Sports aud the turf HIS IS
u Suzg," has been resd With keen relish all over the
Old lou ard WITH the very best products OF the
tu nOrous.
Nc Hocpar was an ardent Wig in the days when
par.v lines Il sed and when be saw the craving 6n-
croachmeu,s upon tie South, he took his place with
other Old leaders Of q q party, did gallant rvice
Stae ghJs IusD ana earnest advocate for The
secession Of A.bml UJon the meeting Of the Proyis
iousi Clugts5 be unanimously chceen Secretary,
wa.ca ro.s b. held ulil is nal disso'u'on.
men have ever lvfd Of more gsuS' impulses and
waIu,r "A iOns bis eK-T,ioas 10 bshai Of friend
ssrs u-tng and he never Stopped 70 consider the aae'
rfca 70 himself II he could serye friend.
Tee pas wear has deprived every community OF some
OH b,st Vtd but Of the many who have isen in war
or by disc Sc few viii DO more sincerely regretted or
longer r,nsu bored, than johnson J. Hooper.
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EUsuroS yRox IRELLSD-A letter from Ireland,
dlei 10 Dl5a on The In Of Nay, and copied into the
Northern pagers, sag;
Notwithstanding the dshear;ening intelligence daily
rocsiS irom America the peasanry are sill emigraIng
% rhst country Ga Tuesday large Iunber Of people
from L. oWJ and ne gh5OrhOod passed through Ira
De o., route or America Thy appeared fle healthy
l.5si-g popa, and likely 10 succeed 10 the aoor market
OF tbe New World"
TIE Western (Conrsugh) SlarWrites:
ALREADY The exodus has commenced. Numbers OF
the psaanlrJ leave for America by every packet ard
large proportion of the passages are paid on the other
side We continue 10 receive numerous itquities from
sns farmers and others A. 1ious proceed 70 Greens
land or sh Columbia. TIE applicants for tree emf
g-a.ion are gres 4 on the increase"
The same writer aids
Archbishop Cullen aud al the Roman Catholic
B i cIs IN Ireland assembled yesterday in Dublin TO
transact irpJra1t business. This Is all the DfOrmton
on tue su sc their organs allowed to give, bu! IL 10
u-de stood the crtcl state Of the PsFsl Power was
,hs sut jeci OF their deoera'on."
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ORDNANCE PEPARrgIET OF va !

ORDNANCE pEPARTvTET o. va,
LYSCHsUEo, June II. I5d1 {
NOTCE.-ASS al preparations ios sio Gener'l s',sd's
" Arry being Eaei Il Lyusbur the snies ro
ais DeyeGtnent vii be here M de.
Feqisons st re IRA sgned ~ Gen Poyd o. seas ohoef
.th5tEsd by tll thea approved BY sdlAas Genera D. Il.
lchArtson Al -hnen nd, uhiSh The SaGe vii be nsie
O. IMHOCK.
ter2-ts BiE Gen CrdEsIc co ofYN
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nv KIM, PAIYF . -. Arcrl
DRY GOODS AND CLoKHISG

ngGHOss ATAUcTACN.
w ~ TIN LIKELY YoUSe ErGs0u,
ans boys and girls.
DicKnscE s BILL, BuetloaserS,
tGns Corner yrErkiin sud VSN sir,sta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-26

hCHA0SD AAb DAAViLL8 AiILRUlD.
SSE g.
on and after TsIDAY May sOh ihs Passenger TrsnI ri
" rul follows:
GOING gEsT.
Mall rrsn Rehaond Tally a. !. ", and arrive
- connect. -s the Seth SIDE Railroad y
West
Al Glover Il stops 20 minutes Tor elmer.
COMING EAST.
Mall Train lesvss DauT' daily ct $50 a NJ snd arrives
RieHnond at ss2 Pm.
Al Burfesvle Il With the soah 81 RSlr5ad 4"
Norfolk and SsiersSurV
Down Train DanVilIe slops Glover for ga last
JAS IESfSR,
nAy9 General Ticke' A,"nt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-15

wooden cask, said cask being bound with wooden and
iron hoops. and marked as tOliows-E Blouqure f. H.
5 ~ Westphalia Burgundy Port which, by virtue of
warrant issued by the police of said Worcesterh
been seized at said Worcester in certain brick bGding
there sitqae the souherly side Of Mechanic ee
II SAID city, said building being next TO vacant lot said
lot being situated at the westerly end OF said building
Ssd street said building being nearly opposite the
Farmers Hotel called, said street, and occupied by
sad Joseph > Hill and JamcSB Leavens store house,
on the twentyeighth dav of February in the year
thousand eight humid ed and siXty-two the value of
which liquors herein described with the vessels contain
ing theu does in the opinion Ofsai Police Court exceed
t@ enty dollars You hereby required and command
ed to appear before the justices OF the superior COut
next to be holden at worcester in said county Of WOr
cester, the second Monday of Nav the eie-
teen hundred and slXttwO, to answer TO the cOuplat
against the said liquors and sels containing then and
for trial and 10 show cause, any yUu have why the
sad liquors anu vessels containing them should he
forfeited rbeing kept Tor sale by the said Joseph Hill
ana james LeaVenS, in violation of the laws OF this
commonwealth
- itness william Green, Esq. Justice of said Police
eighteen hundred and siNty-twu
49, c. JILLS0N. Clerk.
copy attest: EDWIN HAVEN,
Constable of the City OF Worcester
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'""Ni"s ,ap, roDllhuonS for The signal service Of
po q, o,o., the United States arnly
srmS, ~ ' T Snied states Of Ameca in Congress as
cers ~ ~ nnh uHe'Is temporarily serving ar signal tf
re Sna receive for the time thcy are SO serving the
10y ~aG emolnments OF cavalry officer Of their respect
80 . ana be 1t further enacted That the following
m ue hu thev nre hereby appropriated, out Of any
" heI VI the treasury not Otherwise appropriated VIZ;
& lne manufacture or purchase Of nal cqupnCnis
IVY stores t. equip and supply the forces now In
the held, twenty Thousand dollars
thousand dollars
For the manufacture or purchase Of signal equpmcuts
and s2na stores, for cOuntersRn signals to prevent the
collision Of friendly regiments, thirtyiour thousand nine
hundred aud fifty dollars.
Approved, February 30 1852.
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0dlortester @a1Ip Spr
Horeester rost omee-winter Arrangement.

Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hsmp.
hire via worcester Nashua Railroad 500 m, and
Fitchbure Lancaster Leominster, West Boylston Oak
dale Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, \. H., at 500
and $50 p. and ere due st 9l5 and 100 p.
Princeton and East Princeton, at $50 and is due at
City OF Boston $50 and 500 a. H. 2.45 and 500 p m.
and are due at lis .. m, $50 and 100 p
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Mass9.
chusetts-9O0 a. m and 500 p. m and are due at Sl5
8. M, $50 and 100 p. m
Rhode Island-(Except towns Oh the Worcester anu
Providence Railroad $50 m, and $50 p NJ; and are
way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 3 80
m and are due at $40 a. n.
cester,) SIS q. M and are due at p. M.
Albany fWestern New York and Western States s. is
and % p M; and are dse at $50 and lO45 p.
Springfield IS m, and as p. and due g. I'll
a. m, 80 and 10 IS D. n.
Hartford, all Connecticut (except windhsm and New
London counties SIS a m and IS and due
Towns line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad ami
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1000 a. M ,
New iork city and Southern States, 80 a H. ard al
AS and GLE p m; and due at 40 m, and at 80
and ITO IS m.
Barre Barre Plains Petershaln Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, q west Rutland, S45 M aud are due at 80
p. m.
brook, and OaSham. $50 p M; and are due at SEQ IN
Leicester 945 g. m, ana 450 ana are Que at 8 0i
al and 500 p. M
and are due al $40 &. M, and 6.3e p. IN,
Shrewsbury Sl5 P. m, and is due at 500 a. m.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaville, $50
m and are due at 5S0 p m.
Framingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodvlle, Westboro'. Nortnooro', Southboro' Corda
vile, and Grafton 245 D. m and are due AT Is a m
Milford, Mendon. Holliston Bolton Berlin eG0 a. m .
and 500 p. and due at Sis m. ana 90 p. NJ
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is ciosai
at this Office on Sunday at s 90 O'Clock D. m.
Office hours from m, to SEQ p. Sundays FROM
1910 IL a.. D. m. j. NJ. EARLE P. 81