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GEORGETOWN.
Corrssyonlsncs of The Star.

GEoReETowN, July IL, 1861.
Yesterday, the Home Guards, Of our city, Capt
Goddard, and the Andrew johnson Guards Capt
McBlair, Of Washington, returned home from the
Chain Bridge, thus Withdrawing the last of Major
Hollingsworth's command from that point These
companies, with the other District volunteers sta
toned in the vicinity, have proved themselves to
be good and efficient troops
The Twelfth regiment Of New York Volunteers
yesterday marched through here, accompanied by
a large wagon train, with camp equipage. bag
gage, DC. They take the place Of the District
Volunteers withdrawn from the Chain Bridge.
The funeral cortege Of Private Matthews, Of
Boston, an esteemed member of Com pany c First
Massac husetts regiment, passed through streets
last night. The coffin was covered with the
American dag, and the hearse was preceded by
the fne hand Of the regiment. Deceased died Of
brain fever, and the body was placed in vault at
Oak I'LL cemetery
The Washington Light Guard, Captain Marks,
who have been performing the duties Of military
police here, have been withdrawn, in consequence
Of the return Of our own volunteers The COM
pany formed this morning about 10 O'Clock, and
marching past the Mayors Office, halted and gave
three cheers for Mayor Addison. The Mayor
made his appearance, and In few well-chosen
remarks rendered his thanks to the company. on
behalf Of the citizens, for the efficient manner In
which they had performed their duty. The CON-
pany have given great satisfaction by their
promptness In arresting disorderly soldiers, and
their own gentlemanly conduct.
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Southern NeWsItnms

Louisville, June Q A letter In the Journal
from Frankfort, save eight boxes merchandise
one OF which was marked public arms for CarnD
Trousdale,' were put of the there aud tar,-,s
Doxes muskets were found on train from Bow
ling Green TO Gainesville, Tennessee
Ii Is reported that large quantities @; goods ar.
passing by the turnpike from Bards.own L.
franklin, on TIE Southern frontier II :, entucky
urts to Intercept them
The Courier publishes letter ffom James
Guthrle, President OF toe Louisville aad y Ssh
VILE Railroad Company, Incorporating letter
from Governor Hairs, OF Tennessee saying that
when the president Of the rOsd places permanently
IN tennessee fair proportion OF the rollip.
stock OF the road, the running OF the road shal!
not be obstructed
Mr.. Guthrie replied ;ha; be cannot consen, to
the seizure and detention OF trains, aad that tie
corJOint ope ons Of the road by the dire-tors
ana the Tennessee authorities would result in In
superab!e difficulties
Governor Harris on the 9th instant issued a
proclamation for three thousand troops for the
Confederate army.
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Burning Of the Steam,r Chipp,v,.

OMAHA, July S.-Commander Charles p Cb4s-
teau, OF 81 Louis, aad Captain William n
HuIuphries, Of the late steamer Chippewa with
al their crew aud Passengers. arrived Il our
wharf on Saturday, having travelled $50 miles IA
a NScknaw boat
The steamer Chippewa lef: ST Louis on q. I,
2Sth OF April, with Government freig ht and sup
piles FOR the American For Company, for Port
benton ana Bitter Root Valley, Washingto ton
Territory. She passed on her way in company
with the steamer Spread Eagle. 16e freight WIS
then placed In charge or Commodore Chast.aa
Increasing the cargo Of the Chippewa TO I7O tons
On The I'D OF June, whea about l5U TITLES aboy..
the mouth Of the Yellow stone. Il was discovered
MAT the boat was on fire. The pumps Were set To-
work and the boat run ashore, the Passenger and
crew hurried ashore without having time to saw.
any thing, lest tue fire shnud sp-ezd ~ the maya
Zine, which contained 2]7 keys Of bowder The
steamer foated down TIL river about two miles
when the explosion took place, destroying en- tire
ly the boat and cargo.
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Reported Battle in Observation-Disclosures
Statements

KANSAS City, July lO.-The Fort Sco:; Irn,a-
crat OF the 9th Instant, states that IOtJ n sorri
state troops, under Gov Jackson and Gen Rains
were auacked by L. 500 Federal troops Coz
Siegel also broke their centre. wb.a tk, SET.
troops ordered retreat hut the tanks net Les--
ing the order, the Federal troops were very ear
being surrounded, but finally they retreaiei ia
excellent order, lighting all the way back TO
Carthage, the artillery covering the retreat, and
doing Immense havoc among The State troopS
Several hundred. Confederates were Killed ara
wounded, and some dozen OF the Federal trooIs
were also killed,
Subsequent reports state that tue Governor occu-
pied Carthage, and that Col. Siegel had retreated
TWO miles from thence with Considerable loss
lt lie also stated that IN. notOrious Ben Nc
Culloch has cut OF 2UO Un'anis's at Neoebo. ami
murdered them all with his farce Of ten thousand
Another report is that Csl. Siegel was attacked
near sherman, aud his force Cut M with loss OF
fruin so TO 1909. Col BrOYa with a force az
5000 Federal troops has gone TO reinforce Col.
Sle1le.
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LATER FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE, July 10 General Butler
was 80 well pleased yesterday with the expert.
ments with Hotchkiss' SHELLS, that he at once
ordered a large number for immediate use They
can be projected from an ordinary riied cannon
Five hundred horses, and forage for the same
for eighty days, are on their way to Old Point.
The frigate Santee sailed this afternoon TO Join
the Gulf squadron. The Susquehanna, instead Of
going southwark, stated In yesterday 3 spatch,
will shortly sail for New York for repairs.
Several persons came down from Baltimore
this morning, with the intention Of going to Nor
folk, but Commodore Stringham would not per-
nit flag Of truce to leave the harbor No mill
tary movements whatever are taking place near
Old Point. The heat 10 excessive The health Of
the troops is generally good. Two hundred and
fifty men, rejected from the regiments, have left
for New York on the propeller Stars and Stripes
The Quaker City this morning captured the
brig Amy Warwick, Of and owned In Richmond,
from Rio, bound to Hampton Roads, with ffty-
one hundred sacks OF coffee. Part Of the cargo is
owned by British merchants.
The Quaker City yesterday made reconnois-
sance Of the coast thirty miles south Of Cape Henry
and saw five wrecks on the shore, all old and en-
tirely deserted.
The Confederates are Telling and burning the
trees on Sewall's Point, indicating that they In
tend holding the place.
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Reported Conflict In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July s.-ConslderabIe eHcftemeD,
was caused this afternoon by a report that tb.
Home Guard and State Guard of Bardstown had
had a renconter The story was that the surveyor
of Louisville had directed an agent Ia 8 an -,
Bsfds'own certain wagons with goods IN rog:..
Tor The Louisville and Nashville Railroad d.
uned Tor Tennessee, and that the agent r. IN ,
unable 10 execute the order, called on tn Home
Guard for assistance, and that the latter yye- A.
lacked by the State Guard, csusing d loss OF Soy
eral lives on each side A passenger who left
Bardsto~ several hours after the reported col
HslOn SAYS there was no conflict, and Il a the
wagoners, having been advised that ths-p would
be trouble, went around BGrdstown on Their way
10 the railroad
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Latest From the Indian Tcrritory

LEAvESwoRTH, July &C w. Coria. ,,uper
lntendent Of Indian Affairs in the Indian T,rri
tory, west ~ Arkansas has arrived here E-On ths,
section. He wos not able 90 penetrate the Terri.
tory but about one hundred aud fifteen miles, be.
ing threatened with capture bv the SecCssiohisrs
HIS Predecessor, Col. Rector, claims 10 EoIi IT,.
once by virtue OF commission from the Conf-d-
crate states. since the evacuation al tue forls
the Federal troops the Secsscionis.s have gained
control OF affairs ia the Territory, and have con
fsca:ed the money and provisions Intended for
the indians. The Convention OF Indians, called
by Governor Hays OF the Chickasaw Nation, Was
Held on the 2lIh Of June, but broke up ia a row
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THE sKIRMIsH AT LAUREL HILL

CINCINNATI, July II -D-tIls Of the brilliant
skirmish near Laurel Hin yesterday afternoon
by the Fourteenth Ohio Snd Ninth Indiana ree,-
ments, have been received. Tie r.lels were
beaten back, abandoning their rife pitt. They
were crack Georgia regiment. The cheers
were seen vainly attempting TO rally them to the
attack. The rebel supplies OF provisions being
cut CT, they must soon come 20 eNremltip.
They are attempting u cut new roed through
the woods, 70 reopen communication, but every
outlet 10 watched. General McClellsn's column
reached Beverly on Tussdsy might ou5 lines
are gradually advancing
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A DEN OF THIEVES ON CAPITOL HILL.-Tues-
day evening, soldier Of one Of the New York
regiments quartered near Arlington, who was in
tie city on leave, was enticed into a house on
Capitol Hill by men protesting to be soldiers in
service. 1t was raining very hard at the time,
and he was invited in for shelter. When in, he
was surrounded by party, one of whom, who
yellow color, professed to be- policeman. and
acted az leader. They arrested him, tied him
down, cut his money bag, in which he had six
dollars in gold and some change, from his neck,
and kept him bound all night A female held
the light while the others tied and robbed him
They poured rum down his throat at times, and
during the night they kept up their carousals.
singing secession songs, and trying to make their
prisoner join in the chorus Very early In the
morning he was turned loose, ard went to the
office Of Justice Dom, and remained all day 10
direct the officers to the house at night The
heavy rain prevented the officers from meeting
with him, and the soldier has probably returned
to his camp
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The SNAKE ScOTCHED BUT NOT KILLED Ny
Editor: Thanks to the vigorous war waged upon
II by the Star, seconded BY the Health and ~ ard
commissioners, tGat ofal nuisance upon Water
street Ia toned down very seusibly Yet it is
doubtful TX the parties concerned In the specula-
ton do not mean to persist In their undertaking
In some shsps ar other, else why Ia II that mare
OF the sinking bones aud purifying ofal was
carted to the establishment yesterday, 1. is IT, he
hoped tina: the pestien.a concern will be look ed
after daily by the authorities, until quite rooted
out and further, let the police enquire into the
fact that colored people in the reig hb0rhood are
procuring soms Of this same CARR N to feed thpi T
hogs and MAJ IRE heir ground, Causing general
Infection Of the air thereby. ISLAND
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From Western Texas and Santa r.

INDEPENDENCE, No July 9.-Advices from
Santa Fe to the 20 ult. have been received
The fors all along the Texas frontier are To DE
gar!isOned toy order OF Col. Van Dorm two
companies are to be station at Fort Davis one
at Fort Quitman, and four al Fort Bliss
In Sonora quite an enthusiasm has sprung un
on the subject Of railroads. The project Is 4,
connect the valley Of the Rio era de with tb.,
Gulf Of California, the termni to be El Paso and
Guyamas.
At santa Fs, on the 10th Of June, a public din
ner was rendered to Col. j. Il. GraySon.
Rev. Bishop Lancy arrived safely Ia the San,a
Re mail. Gov. Connolly and Secretary Otery W -re
at their posts, and Mr.. Greenec was short v e1-
pected.
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Nor THE NEW JERSEY REGIMENT The acci-
dent mentioned I'm yesterdays Star, by which
Mrs Purcell was wounded in the arm at the Navy
Yard bridge, resulted from target practise of the
Sixteenth New York Regiment, and not the New
jersey Regiment. The regiment was informed of
the accident, and there was a very general express
sion OF sorrow, which was manifested by an i'm
mediate proposition to make up purse by the
regiment for the relief of the Unfortunate lady
VINO will need such assistance, and the proposition
was aiopted
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CENTRAL GUARpHoUsE.-HenryD Dorsey, disor-
derby coGduct; fine and costs. 50 d Daniel Ra-
gan, dsorderly; dismissed Patrick Gigan,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs. 81 So
Thos German, vagrant; wOrkhouss CT days
Tnos Berry, stealing; dismissed. Jno. Smiter
carrying weapon and attacking battalion In
quarters; dismissed. Jos. Hatterly, disorderly;
fine 81 81. Eli Whi;tlesey, (colored,) disorderfy
and out after hours; s. "a. Redmond Berry,
disorderly; dismissed. Francis Smith, disorder
u; fine 81 81 Jno. Wells, sleeping in the mar
ket; dismissed.
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i.OCAl. NEW s.

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rssn prs.s N a.e south Of Baltimore, tn edition
90 large to reqsire It to be Put 10 press at an
eartv hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock m; otherwise they may
no, sppesr until the next day.
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The Western Tornado

CHICAGO, July 9y-Dispatches from Freeport
add nothing In relation to the damage by the
tornado 70 the report last night. The loss at
Blockford is estimated at from $50 600 to S75, DO
Considerable damage was also done to the grow
ing crops In that vicinity, grain Of all kinds
no lives have been lest
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SUPER BLACK SILK MANTILLAS, in beau
- tiful styles, at $40. Sli, and SIP each
White, Black, and Grey BAkEGE MANTIL.-
LAS and SACQUE COATS, &C., very cheap.
CHEAP Back Lace SQUARE SHAWLS and
MANTILLAS.
BLACK LACE POINTS from IS, upwards
BLACK LACE BUkNUUS nnd CIRCULARS
at about one half the usual prices.
At MAXWFLt'S
Mantilla AID Fancy Store,
jy 6-Steo S2s Pa avenue.
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Nor1cI.-DirIict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
st and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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COysHs.-'The sudden changes of our climate are
SOURCES of Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASthnlatic
Asecti31s. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
sd ,he esriy cage Oh me disease, Iscorise
Itoeass."or Lozensess let the Cold, Cough, or ir-
IitatiOn OF tho Throat be ever slig To- by this
pfeccltlon more serior3 attack may be effegtualy
warded OF. Public Speakers and .Si1gsrs will find
them efectual for clearing and streng thsninE tho
voice. SEQ advertisement. del
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II STRANGE that some Of our omnibus folks
do not extend their lines OF busses out Seventh Ct
to the Park, In the vicinity OF which are several
regiments-the 22d. Both AVID 33d New York-aud
not far away the r hOde Island and other encamp-
ments. At present, omnibu run only far as
l. street. one square beyond the Northern Market
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SUDDEN DEATH OF CLERK.-Chas Armour,
OF Ohio, clerk In the General Post ONCE, died
suddenly in his bed this morning, at his resi-
dence on nj street In this city, supposed to be
from disease of the heart.
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The Shie Emily Farnam asho,s

BosroN, July 9-The ship Emily FarRam, OF
Portsmouth, y. H, from London for Calcutta
with railroad iron, was ashore 30 miles north of
Pernambuco on the STU OF June
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DISCHARGED Mr. Geo. g. Gather, Of Ky.
who was arrested Yesterday as spy, had speedy
hearing before Justice Dom, at the county fl,
which resulted In proving his loyalty suficien; 20
secure his early discharge from custody. The
oath Of allegiance was administered 10 Mr. Gal
ther without any apparent injury to his nerves.
fully satisfying those present that he is all right
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot OF Thirteenth.
and a-half st schoOners b. Vandiver, Partridge
and Elite, w oolford, with cargoes Of coal for Mr.
G.. NJ. keyes.
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THEFT Patrick began was arrested Yesterday
afternoon on a charge ef 8 Haling a cap and coal
from Barrs clothing store. He was confined fol
examination
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

ErOR RENT, IN GEORGETOWN-A two
L story BRICK HOUSE, No. ~ Market ST..
ar Third. in good repair, CONVENIENT, ana sup
Piled with as-fxtures. Rent l25 per annum, aud
possession given Immediately. Address Box SIS
Georgetown Post Office. jy 10 81
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS. ]

The New York Twenty-frst regiment went to
the Arsenal to exchange their old altered muskets
for better ones, this morning. The regiment
marched finely.
Large droves OF horses continue to arrive to
supply the want Of cavalry to cooperate with the
infantry.
Charles P. Grant company C, First regiment
Massachusetts, volunteers, aged 90, died at Camp
His remains will be sent North IL his friends de-
sire
At the railroad depot, last evening, zoo Marines
arrived, and were marched to the head quarters,
near the Navy Yard. This morning. early, a
special train arrived. bringing large numb Der Of
baggage wagons and 200 horses.
The Sixteenth regiment ". v, crossed over
tie Long Bridge to Virginia this morning.
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The METROPOLITAN RIFLzs

THE METROPOLITAN RIFLES, (District Volun-
teers,) Capt. Nalley, were on parade to-day, pre-
parztory to being mustered out OF service. The
company made a handsome appearance, march
in9 and drilling with the accuracy of veteran
snl6iera
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

w CITY HALL. July LIST, 1851.
ALL WATER TAKERS are kereJy notified
that their Water Rents for the year commencing
with this date are now due and pay able at this
Office
The following is the law OF the Corporation Gin
relation to delinquent wRter-takers," viz:
In all cases of the non pay ment of the water
rent for thirty days after the same due and paw
able, the water Registrar shall motif. the rur-
vsyor OF such delinquency, aud the said PurveyoT
shall discontinue the supply of water imrleIi atey
by cutting OF the water at the main and he shall
not allow IL To be again used in SAID de inquent's
premises except on notification by the Water Re
elstar nat the water rent has been paid n also
the expense of cutting of and restoring the flow of
water"
The law will be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE
~ lin INTEL. Water Registrar.
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New York HIarke,

NEW YORK, July IL Flour quiet. wlreat Is
steady. Corn dull. Provisions quiet. Whisky
quiet.
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StrOng's Patent Army Trunk and POr
table Bedstead Combined.

This New and Admirable Invention consists of
Trunk, In two sections, opening endwaTs, and,
when opened by means Of d very simple arrange
ment can lie transformed INTO a comfortable Couch
feet inches long, with ename ed cloth covered
curled-haIr Mattress, and ovsrhung by Il light
frame work for Mosquito Me- or oil cloth cover
Ins to sht Tain; readily adjusted, without dis
turtlnx the contents Of the Trunk. Can bs pre-
pared for sleeping or put up for travelling IN two
minutes with oaso. When closed, II only occ upies
space of % inches long, 10 wide, and 10 HIGH ard
forms comfortable seat. II is made in the stro &
est and most durable STYLE, and will stand any
wear and tear to which il can be subjected. Being
waterproof 1t can be spTead out in the rain or
mad, If necessary Each section affords a clear
spa9. inside, for Clothes, of 26h inches long, Is
wide and high 1t has been examined 10y large
number of Army officers, all of whom, W thou: ex-
ceptIon, pronounce IL Just the thing, and VINO
consult economy, convenience, comfort and health
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use, 1t Will rave the transportation OF vast deal
of Luggage
Price of tho Trunk, with Mattress, Musquito
Net, and Duck Cover, all complete, S23 orders,
by mai or express, accompanied by the cash, will
be promptly attended to, and tho Trunx forw arded
by express 10 any point
Inventor an; Manufacturer, w. II STRONG.
No. I Warren street. corner Broadway New
York Agent for the District of 80 umbia and the
south. A :. CA ER, saeg-oom 23- PennsyI-
wanna avenue, Washington. ID. c., to either of
whom orders can be addressed. jy3lwr
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MARRIED

To THY APFLIcTRDLBe sure to read the adver
:ssI.eat of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
blood Purifier. In another column. IF
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On "Wednesday evening the 9th instant, by Rev
J. n. CoOmbs. Mr.. WILLIAM ii. SQUIRES an.
Miss MARY X. GARNER, all of this city.
July 9th, by the Rev. C. NJ. Butler, MIR. MI
CHAEL ROBE TO ELIZABETH A. JOHN
STON, both Of Washington.
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READER, have you ssep Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Res II; it will interest you.
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