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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, June 20.-The Memphis Bulletin
says that 1--we hundred muskets shipped hv tbs
federal government for the Union men in WeakIv
county, Tenn fell into the hands of the Confede.
rates Tine Union city troops at Memphis were
nuch In want OF arms, whole companies being
unafmed. Southern Kentucky will soon secede'
says tue same paper, and then Gen. Pillow will
move to support them.
In Monroe county, Arkansas, near Helena seve-
RAJ negroes were arrested lately for an nted
instruction Three were hung Their Mot ur,,
that all the white males were 10 be murdered INIT
the females and children spared
The Austin (rexas) Gazstte has been Informed
OF secret Union association In that State and
says that there are few Johnsons Etherid yes and
Hecks in Texas still.
Inc Memphis Appeal Of the 18th says $50 heads
OF cattle from Texas Were received there, and also
large lots OF powder and lead
me Jonesoorough Express Of the 18th publishes
Nelson's call for the meeting of an East fennessee
convention, ana expresses the hope that the con-
Veniion will agree to a division OF the State
me NASHVILLE Union ofthe 10th SAYS the eyscu-
a Anon OF hafPer's Ferry was done to meet Gen.
mcclellan half way, and save him the troubIe
ana toll OF marching over the rough road and N
extend TO him old-fashioned Virginia hospitality
Inc courier learns that thirteen federal prison
errs had arrived at Richmond f'''A
rhe vote OF Tennessee, a. far heard from wa.
ror SEPARATION, ,2s6i no separation, a. 2r0
ineie were not many troops In the city of Man,
PDrs, inc main body being four miles back
The heaviest battery In the South 10 NJ p,,
dolph, and IL would be utterly impossible n, snv
force, however large, to pass within range The
number OF men stationed there are yarionslv e.tt
mated from 500 To G, coo e'A
me New Orleans Crescent says that two afBce,s
OF the United states steamer BROOKLYN have hen
ashore ana visited New Orleans.
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SroNJSTS R1prDry roPTl

THE SECESSTONTSTS RAPIDLY FORTl-
flying TO PREEENT ACCESS TO WASH
INGTON BY THE POTOMIC-NECESS
TON OF THEIR Batteries, &c.
Especial telegraphic dispatch to the Starl
ALEXANDRIA, June 2I.-It is very apparent to
those who are acquainted with the Potomac, Rap
pahannock and York rivers, and other points on
the Chesapeake, that the southern forces, led by
experienced resigned engineers and naval officers,
are preparing batteries at various places those
rivers, which, before we are aware, will totally
close their navigation-that Of the Potomac in
particular. Thus far, they have had all the OPP
portunities they could desire for the purpose, and
are availing themselves of them, no doubt, most
effectively. The United States, meanwhile, are
doing-what, Sending little cockboat or a
miserable shell of river steamboat. to pop few
guns at them-getting the boats well peppered
and the men killed. Can nothing more be done
to keep open the river by which the seat Of Gov
eminent gets It's supplies from Baltimore and be-
yond the capes, Before long, when the absolute
necessity of vigorous action becomes apparent,
every available point Of defense will be 30 we'll
guarded that large army will be requisite TO re-
move, with immense bloodshed and loss, what
might EASILY be prevented. l confess my igno.
rance Of military matters, but these the views
| humbly submit.
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IL The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever OF Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, IL now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced In its enter
aiming contents are the following articles:
ny nrst Equestrian Experience, an excellent tale;
lie Last Hours CT senator Douglas; Charge of
Hufat at Eylan; CuriOsities CT War; Artemus
Ward In the South, his trials and adventures;
What happened in our House, intensely rich;
Napoleons Care Of his Soldiers,
Editorial Correspondence en- route for Wheeling,
Va England and the United States on the War
QUESTION; important Advices from Europe con.
corning the American Revolution; Full paftic-
ulars Of the Affair at Vienna; Evacuation OF
Herper's Ferry, and Moyementsin Western vir.
gfniai Important news from Fortress Monroe
Cairo, ard Missouri; Richmond, Alexandra
and Harpers Ferrv CORES pondcnce; Intef est nc
Details OF toe Movements cf our District Volun-
tesrs up he Potomac.
Complete list Of military arrivals ard departures
In the city during the past week; Position Of the
Federal troops over the river; News from Manas
SIS Junction snd Fairfax Court House: Move.
ments down tue river; SUMMARY of civil, army
and naval affai 8; Pres dental removals, pro.
motions, ard ,ppointmeDty; Dep9riment.I news
LateAt T~iePrspbic DspatC hes from all Quarters
Agricultural, horticultural ard (Is I'd ening cor.
r-srOH,'s 49, nd rniscs .isry: Household, farm
sia UHfsshsp -eliP-s 81 &c.
IT. -L-F @iia S,v".s, columns oi choice miscc l.
la.-y, ssa-'al ilJ' Il gCl.-o home Gt rs, poetry
~, aat ss"r'rne1t
ibis 70 Jug the ;dper above all others for per
soos soJouEnihg In the Naticull Metropolis tc
send TO their friends at distance. Price only
thi1e Gents Per cop, or 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged.
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THE SECESSIONISTS' VERSION OF THE
ENGAGEMENT AT VIENNA

tPer specia! telegraphic dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2l.-The report from Fair
fax Court House concerning the late engagement
at Vienna, is as follows: That on Sunday the
Confederate troops found out that the train was
up with 800 men, and one had been shot, and
presume also were informed that they were
coming up next day. Immediately that evening,
Kemper's artillery were placed on Ayr Hill,
pretty well down, supported by three or four
hundred South Carolinians. They laid there all
Sunday night, and on Monday got tired and the
Carolinians left for Court House, leaving nothing
but the artillery, who were the only ones present
when the trains arrived They fred The result
10 known. The intention or expectation was that
the train would have run up to the depot, and
would have endeavored to take the battery, and
In the meantime their intention was to surround
and capture them. The Ohio troops, they saw,
fed down the track. II | was General Mellow.
ell, would plant a battery on Ayr Hill. II
commands the road completely.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

Especial geographic dispatch to the Star
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The Old Point steamer
which arrived this morning, brings the following
Intelligence from Fortress Monroe, up to yes,er.
day evening, the Goth inst:
within few hours there has been rumor that
large secession force il advancing upon Fortress
Monroe from the direction OF Yorktown.
An important reconnaissance towards Great
ne'nel was made this morning, under the direc-
uon OF Capt. Smith, L. 8. A
max "eoer's Regiment Of German Turner,
win company Of regulars In charge off pieces
OF af'iiery' LETT Hampton six hours ago, and have
not been heard from.
TownseEd's regiment remains at HAMPTON a. q
reserve.
Our picket guard near Little Bethel was yeste,.
DAY driven In by the rebels
IsteS du POM are being formed on H,mn,.,
''.e"' preparatory 10 rebuilding the bridge
Two persons came in this morning, represept-
ing themselves to be deserters from Sewall's
Point but learn from General Butler tina, their
az were 30 contradictory that he was
o",iseo 10 SEND tnem to the guard house a. spies
- saIa 'na' the rebels are erecting strong
tnaskec batteries opposite to the Rip Raps.
Since the successful experiment, with Sawver,s
gun. important event, at Sewall,. po,n, bsvs
been expected
Complete returns Of the killed and wounded a.
"1ea' Bethel have not yet been made. nor ever
VIII De. The carelessness and inefflciency of
many OF our volunteer officers is inexcusable
n nag OF truce came down to HAMPTON few
nours ago to arrange for exchange Of prisoners.
vi "uom we have four, one soldier and three RI .
VILLAINS, taken with arms In their hands.
FROM Ten to twenty citizens come In daily from
Inc vicinity, to take the oath Of allegiance.
Inc Minnesota arrived yesterday from off
Charleston, with the sixteen prisoners BELONGING
to the rebel privateer Savannah.
The sioop- war Jamestown sailed soutbward
last night
nag OF truce goes to Norfolk this evening IN
convey thither several persons just returning from
abroad. ~
The sioop-of-war Vandalia sailed two DAYS ago.
besides the Cumberland aud Harriet Lane there
are several gun-boats In this vicinity.
Ihe numerous friends Of Hon. Jos. segar. at
o'u roih' are panied to see him charged by some
northern correspondents with Joining the secs
sion ranks The officers at Fortress M onroe kno,v
100 Well his sentiments to credit such reno,,.
he mas been universally respected by them 10,
MS stroag Union views, and the desolstion which
now oVefhangs his estate, near Hampton. ia what
ne ever predicted as tine result of secession III.
conouct ala much to enhance the loyalty OF the
U o omcers here, not one Of whom has resigned
'nougn Louisiana, Georgia, Kentucky, + ennes.
see ana virginia are represented among them.
large number Of nurses arrived from R.,b
his morning.
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THE MOVEMENT YESTERDAY.

Correspondence OK tue Star-per pony express
CANT TYLER. (raylor's Tavern Fairfax coun-
tY, Va June II Yesterday, Gen Mcdowell or
dered the New York Third, Twenty-eighth and
Sixty-nin-h regiments, to hold themselves in
readiness to march at moments warning, and
at IL a. m. the Sixty NINTH loo sheng-moved
to Balls Cross Roads, where they found Captain
Brackett's company of the Second (regular) cav
airy, and the battery Of the New York Eighth
regiment. Col. Corcoran commands his own (tle
sixtyninth) regiment at that point, and the whole
force there is commanded by Col. Hunter, of the
regular service.
Lieut.. Tompkins, with his cavalry company.
yesterday, took post at Falls Church, one mile in
advance OF the most advanced position occupied
by any Federal forces, except pickets,) on the
night before
On the night before last, Lieut.. Tompkins 20,
In good view of the secession battery at Vienna
and found it had been strengthened since Nc.
Cooks regiment paid 1t a visit by mistake; the
force there having evidently been subsequently
increased.
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COL. WALLACE AT CUMBERLAND-TBE
DISUNIONISTS AGAIN RETREAT
TO RDlJ(EY

Especial Geographic dispatch to The Star
BEDFORD, Pa, June 2O.-A messenger that lef,
Cumberland last night brings information tina,
on learning Of the approach Of secessionists In
large force, Col. Wallace started his baggage
wagons towards Bedford, and then changed his
land, to await their arrival.
They the secession force Were at that time
within five miles, $500 strong; and were adyan.
eng They, however, only came near enough "a
burn the bridges Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road and cut the telegraph wires
Hearing how Wallace's command was posted
the dlsunionisfs turned about and retreated "a
fomney. This messenger brought a request from
Colonel Wallace for an addition to his force, Ia
enable him again to route the secessionists out OF
konney. 1t 10 calculated that they will be here
swiftly, from Harrisburg.
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kEsEI Day DOCK DESERTS TO FoRr PICK.
Iss Extract from letter Of an oficer at For,
Pickens:
The wooden dry dock at Pensacola. which
was intended by Gen. Bragg to be sunk. 10 oh.
% tne entrance Of vessels into this harbor, 90,
euInI IIom us moofings f-w days since, and
vas observed slowly approaching this fortrt, NJ
AppfeAending that the valiant Bragg NIGH have
converted this dry dock into some great eSplosi We
sngIns dow US all up, Col. Brown had all his
nearer approach IL was found harmless and IA noyv
safeiy secured under the guns Of the fort.n
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THE NEWS HERE.

FEE NV FIELD TKLRsRArH. Yesterday,
Telegraph Engineer Rogers, OF New York, put
In operation on the other side of the river, his
newly invented telegraphic cordage or insulated
line, Tor field operations, and it proved eminently
successful, giving entire satisfaction in the msn-
nsr In which 1t operated. 1t is Of reels upon
The ground with great rapidiy, (as required for
Instant use0 across streams, through woods, or
over any localities. Lines were yesterday In ex-
uaorcinary short time thus laid between the
headquarters Of Gen. Mcdowell and two or three
OF his most advanced camps, aud were worked in
Immediate connection with the telegraph station
In the War Department Ii Is worthy Of note
that the heaviest artillery may run over this
Rogers cordage without damaging its effective
ness In the least. 1t differs In many respects from
the neld telegraph used By Louis Napoleon in the
Italian war, and embraces many advantages of
convenient and certain operation under any pos
sible circumstances over that Louis Napoleon's)
which contributed SO slgnaliY to the success Of
the French arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-21

ID The following notice emanaied from the
State Department Yesterday:
h 10 expected that hereafter any passport which
may oe Issued by diplomatic agent accredited
70 Ins government, or by any Consular autho,itv
wnaisoevsr, either to persons about 10 nrocss5
beyond the lines Of the United States, fnrcs. =,
Secretary Of STATE ny 'ne
(signed,) w n sv,v
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Personal

National. o' ~ a' tne
NJ. men z b. French, Me-; Senator Wilson.
q Col. MILES, Capt. Davis, Capt. Meade. l.
a. capt. K w. Pennock, u g. N; Lieut.
PsumerI Spencer and Cushing; Hon E. Cowan.
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"HorPER.-Undoubtedly the canard of the
season tn It current to-day that at daybreak th.
morning band Of desperate secessicnsts-39 in
nnmoer-came up the river from below Alexsn-
ara In a boat to the Long Bridge, which they
attempted to fire. that they were discovered by
company ID, Twenfy-frst New York Regiment
nred upon, and p Of them killed, and the remain.
Tag ~ taken Prisonersand conveyed TO Gen Scott.
VINO ordered them to De placed in Jail, and prom
,sea 10 GUY tang them there this evening at four
O'CLOCK This wonderful yarn, which, Of cour,e.
hao cot one wo d OF irrth, was generally believed
ebooi town this fJTen on
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" The military funeral Of Major Whitman
tkes place In New York to-day, the Seventh
Regiment acting a. guard Of honor; afte,
which the remains will be taken to New Haven
for in!erment
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Spirit Of the " srnins Press.

The InteHiEescsT 10 devoted to news.
The Republican thinks that Congress WILL at Its
aching session, place means In the hands Of
the President for the colonization In Rayti and
elsewhere OF such of our oolOred people as may
desire to e!nigrate.
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GENERAL MecLEILAN-WFsTERE y18.

tSPeciei elegraPhic dispatch to The Star1
MARIETTA. Ohio, June 2I.-Gen. Mcclellan Is
now bore Its understood that he Ia abou, 10
clear 'be secession troops not ony oat OF the Ka.
ha~Aa Valley, but ftom wherever they are now
In western Virginia.
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PAIIss TIE TRUoPs.-ihs d lay I'm the nav
gal OF the troops has been Occasioned by the fact
tat The reg neG:ai ficera were for the mos, IA
unable N Get their rOl= into such saa De az thai
payments could &c property mrde upon them; no,
" !sck OF NJ 7nsy In the Treasury As they have
q n2th 'aigh'ened them, hesevcrsl regiments
viii - proupdy paid -.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A gentleman and his Wit. can be
- accommodated with Board and dsiig htful front
Room n private family: by immediate applios
teen'h ct The room can be had without boa-d, If
desired. 10 so n
GUNNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES OR
- single persons, Also, vacancies for few Stu
cents; Terms moderate. Address r. X. BURNS,
Piainhcld Cumberland county. Pa. je6-lmeof
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0A'1S IAs.-oAps - annon balls, C2i-pound
- sHoGi GO balls In all, arrived here pe
f-iit0ed J. s;erday, and we're transferred at o,c.
u tie Washington Arsenal.
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MORE SECESSION MASKED BATTERIES
ERECTED NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

Especial TeiegraPhic Dispatch to the Star
ALEXANDRIA, June ell have just satisfied
myself that Bsauregard certainly has one or two
masked batteries in the woods near Spring field
station, ION the Orange and Alexandria Rail
ioaa'' ABOUT nine miles from here. They are
projected by force Of between two and three
hundred men. They have been erected within
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-21

me United States sloop ofwar PTcbk,
oae nnndrsd and eighty men, received her com.
mission 1t Boston Yesterday.
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EIGHT CARLOADS Of muskets were sent f,orn
me ashington Arsenal to Harrisburg on yester.
Gay ah1 tie day before, to be used In arm,np
troops coming to the seat of war
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IL The Harriet Lane has LEFT Old Point and
gone 70 New York with the rivat-ers 0! The cap
isrsd Savannah
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M, zen. Mcclellan hos assumed command n
". virginia, and expects to have by to-.uor
row night u, 900 men ready.
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ous FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping US posted
a 70 movements and affairs In their vcnities
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REINFORCEMENTS STARTING, EoR co1
WALLACE LII CUlfREpI ~ W..

Especial Geographic dispatch to The Star1
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 81, "a m.-Orden
nave just reached here to send to Cum berland. to
JOIN Col. "ailace's command, two full regiments
OF iniantry, company Of regular cavalry, and a
company OF artillery. They will doubtless be ON
'us vain 10 that end In two or three hours.
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WASH NGTON
w PRDVIUENCE HOSpJrxr

This Institution, VIII h is under lie control ,-d
direction OF sisters of Charity, experienced in
nv, and hospIta manase mt, is now open to
We pubic rs looat ed sho tGIstance southea 4
on the capitol and immediately opposite the we'll
nnown srIol man ion, on Second street co t.
ne puifings are spacious, and, with the allie a
lions recently made, we adapted TO hosnItsi npr-
poses The grounds ex ensive and well lad
OUT, ano tastefuliy ornamen ed vita choice fru't
ala snade trees, evergreens, AMI flow ring shruns
,;rIovdepce Hospital ls admirably sui ed TO ps-
uetts wish ng To avail themselves Of the ,dyfn
ases OF nc Pitsl and yet enjoy ali the oem orts
aoo qulet OF prI ate house.. All ersons On Her
ing ON casualties or non-contssious direases re-
4utlhs surgica' or medical treatment viii be ad-
mIttsd upon complying with the reeulafions = IA
conditions of the institution. sao
rauents VIII be reoei ed in the wards NJ forx
dollars per week, or by arrangement can b.rs n,
c ca,e ,ooms on reasonable terms Tn y will re-
sniIe from pr. J. ToNKR, the Physicisn and
tisnf "a chaIge OF the house, exct pit when pa
aestsned to g!ye all the members OF The medicsI
profession IN the Dist let an eQua ity OF priyisss
IN TINS institution, and every physician who ma
aHe case IN u nav rest nred that his "a tent
VII 9e carefully nursed and his medical dire. tion
faithfully executed. ia 10 To- o 81 ions On
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KILLING THE BODIES OF THE DEAD.
correspondence Of the Star-per Pony Express !
CAMP OF THE OHIO REGIMENT, RiIey's Hill
alexandria county, Va, near the FairfsI line,
June 81 Information has reached us that the
bodies OF some of Col. McCooks dead lin the az
fair at Vienna) were rified by the secessionists,
and their fingers cut of, on which there were
rings Ii has created very bitter feeling against
the enemy in this camp, as you may well Imagine.
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HOW THEY COME TO BE MADE pRJS
ONERS
Correspondence Of The StarJ

correspondence OF The Star.I
FALLS CHURCH, Fairfax County, Va, June 81 -
Nothing has been heard of the whereabouts of the
sergeant and Corporal Of the Connecticut troops
who Were taken prisoners by the seces,onists on
the night before last. They deserved to fall into
secession clutches, richly, on account of their
fooi-hardy carelessness They left their arms
even their side arms-here, and undertook to IA ke
desnltory stroll az far out as the old Dulan.v
farm house, perhaps half mile On arriving
there, they made the acquaintance of five seces-
sionist cavalry, stationed at that point on pickle,
guard duty The latter were SO highly deli GIFTED
with their company as that they could not be In.
duced to listen to the gentle persuasions of the Con-
necticut green horns, to part company. 1t is very
clear that all the fools ar not yet dead, and tina,
some OF them are-or, at least, were recently-in
the army Of the United States.
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M1xIAKR-A morning empofary repre-
.s6s' fhas me Connecticut Regiments OF General
hcDowsu's command were yesterday advanced
70 q position within two miles and half Of Fair
fax Court House. Neither Of his regiments have
yer camPed nearer to the Court House than Tay-
iofs Tavern, eight II not nine miles east of that
point The only Federal troops Except Lieut..
TomPkins' command Of drsgoons) that have been
nearer to the Court House than Taylor's Tavern,
20 Tar, were the three companies Of Col McCook, ;,
Ohio Regiment. on the memorable occasion OF
tnelr late wait to Vienna. four miles distant
from IT,
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES delicious music was
furnished yesterday in the Presidents Grounds
by the fine band OF the Seventy-ninth Regiment,
led BY Prof Robertson. Many of the Highland
ers were present in full dress-or rather undress-
and attracted the attention Of everybody especial
iy the ladies, who seemed rather taken with the
abbreviated anti-friction skirt, or kilt, of the
Gaels
The Regiment should have parade for the
special benefit Of the lsdies, who are evidently
partial to the hne-limbed Highlanders and their
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL. For T1E
~ INSANE,

BIDS are invited till Mond.y, July 1, 1881. to fn,-
hisa and denver upon the Hospital whsrf Az hnn-
adel te'pJ tons, more or less of 524O lbs each Of
GOOD clean anthraoite "brok emu Coal Ths N Va
enc Ia price between chits ash and rrdy aab shouS
pc stSed also the particular name or desisnation
known In the market W iornish -
mia. ncIs s spa driver will be furnished BY the Hos
weasel, and II will be received and drawn avn 's
the Sssse AM q men and horse ean hoist il from
board the vessel ~ AAosPi'eA W Work on
sroTn sscsi T De xsishsd ss il il received By
40 o,pA' and accounted Tor accordingly VesseIs
Hospital wS. s9 isst 81 water can come to the
iaIoe d. H, NICHOLS.
-SSo SoMSM Supaantandanf
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W. BOYS, CLOTHING.
T. Have received within the last d.v n, 49,
ME s.sSortmsnt IF BOYS, sPRfNG CLoTa.
and hne qualities, whIch We are seIlins n sr,
low prices for oash. 'eAiHs s'Ssry
WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO
S1S Pa. sv., between eth and lotS a.
q MntelIrenoer and Repu bIican.
TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING 10
hsvs S'i n.s snd strsnEsrs Of Wa.hinrton tbsf
CCOIHaiN6, and HATS aud CAPS, 10 TbinE
Spes.nny cal taetr attention before purchasins.
'nis ott, ana ofer them @ verI low pricss.
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