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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-12-07

ssS- James my son, take tbs letter to.
the post Office and pay the postage on it,
The boy returned highly e,atsd and said
" Father, I seed lot of men putting let.
ters in little place, and when no one was
looking, | slipped yours in for nothing and
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Affairs an aIexaua,ia

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July ~ The ro,,,., -
some Of the soldiers in Alpxand,js =, a., u
very bad. Drunkenness predominated nd IN 20.
saaFd b'uses save pens and jail Were nrarIv fnT
the Provost Marshal Gusrd std III 49, 10
lighthouses, which had been selling Tonos q
having be notified, and DESTROYED sIl III -
manning stock on hand Gen Runyon has t.,,,..
an order 10 arrest, after to-day, ali the soIdte,-
found IN the streets after O'Clock excepting tbos.
having passes O',
John Hughes, OF company A, Mozart Rsg!,,.,,
New York. broke away from the guards ~,
dusk. while they were endeavorlng 10 h,,g'D's
biin, and being called to halt be refused "a, -
he was shot down dead bY member 81 b. oxvT
company. - -'s Wv"
Private Chamberlain, Of conn,nv N.,,..
& iiile..' oled az tue hospital today
. Is stated on military authority that III. Con
Fort CorcOran. "i'es VI
Two Union men Were seized early tai, rpoyr
ing, he'r 'he Chain Bridge. two miles ubovs
"torSeto"n, ny the Confederate Scout
IL is ascertained az fact that the Confed.,sts.
were kept wei Informed Of all the army ynovs-
Items acd mat their gradual Withdrawal firm
EHIIdA ana other advanced posts was z portion a a
.ueit plan In drawing the Federal troors int
Iheir amouscades Hence the imperfect conditicr,
OF tLelr earthworkS al Fairfax and other Dotn,.
"nlCn excited ridicule among our military men
four re- lmentS. which Were under uarrbfD.,
orders Tor Harper1s Ferry 90 Join Gen Patt.rson's
column, Were started south. and We Other, W..
ordered 10 De ready Sunday morning Thre. az
the regiment thus ordered had reached FsIyf,r
before The retreat commenced
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The Missouri State Conyeu,ion-St.,. ,,,-
GERS TO be DepSsrd.

JEFFERSON CRY, July 25-In the co-r.,,,o-
.his morning, Mr. Rroadhead from tho cor,,nS,
zee OF seven, presented the report Of ths cor,,t,
zee Ihe report alludes at length 60 the ,rIsen,
unparalleled condition Of things; rectIss,r 60
Oh tue recent government, ana fight ~ ths c..
eiHot aha other State officers from th, canitol
ii declares the offices Of Governoy \ fan,a.,
Governor ana Secretary OF State vacant and No.
sIues Inat 'helr vacancies shall be aIled by the
convention, The officers 81 appointed 20 hold ,bs,,
Posiunhs uu August, 1862, at which time I. Dro
Sluss ior special election by the people n 70.
ptaIs tne lth section OF the 9Th article OF a.. con.
sttuuoh, ana provides that the Supreme Cont a.
tue SIale snall consist Of seven memb ana mai
LouL members, ia addition to the three now com.
PIIslhs tue court shall be appointed bv the C;o,-
eInot cCSsen by this convention u hold ono ,sn
i9NS, when the people will decide wbsth., g..
cnange shall be permanent Ne
aDOllshes the State Legislature xra ,-5,..
tnat Al case before the LIST Of Agpu.f ISe1 81
Governor chosen by this cOnventin1 sbs Al ot a. a..
tnat toe public exigencies de,napd, he sbsII a..
special election for members OF the SIT I -.
IAtuIe' IL recommends the passage of an oS5S5
Lance repeating tie following bi h nassed bv sS
Legislature Ia secret session IN Ma Iast ST.
military iLnd bill; the bill 10 susned The ,,,.,f
pEtion ef the school fund, and biu foT ,,SI,I,..
ing, LIenaiy relations with the Indian trtbes
-, Iepedts tne hlll authorizing the appointment
- Uue sJos OF The Missouri militia, and REEVES
the mll,;le law Of 1859
- EaNtuuon Was passed that committee Of seve,
aPpointed by the pre4idsnt 10 prepare an adj
~'e'0 :" ne people OF the State Of Missouri.
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From Fortress Eonree-Ntue S.esss,.,
sells Burnt and sae Prize TnL.n

FORTRESS MONROE, July IS Lieut. C,o.hv
Yesterday TOOK charge Of an expedition IN Rsce
River, Consisting OF 800 men and ssvsn ssId
pieces upon the propeller Fanny, a. 81, laancb,s
pei 70 the shiPs-ofwar in toe harbor. and
s sne SayaI Brigade Back river is prorerly an
arm OF the sea, about m way between ord Poynt
SnS SfK river. Tae expedition was entirely
md $500 OS',y surprised aad burned nine sloops
S ho tuo0:ers belonging 20 the COnfederates ana
on one valuable prize, schooner laden
h.I tn bacon, corn and furniture The last asticIe
hofk or Rappahannnck rivers
Inc n Sth, I'd and Sd and the California
stn'ehs Were under orders to move at ten
O'Clock IN. to-day. Col Max Weber was ,lso
20 move, out will probably remsin Ia Hampton.
when IS now very strongly fortified
=, fsot. La Mountain win make a balloon ascent
this evening from Hampton, 70 recoonoitsr the
PeSlnon OF the Confederates in the vicinity.
t cumming, OF the sanitary commission.
.GseS ior Washington tonight He reports ,
sIaCIyihg improvement ia sanitary affairs about
tue ior'fess and camps during the last few dsy,.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCFEN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
Application having been made under tas &C; of
Zbi june, 1884, for the reissue o. the I.auu ~ ar
rants described herein, which are s legged 20 have
bel lost or DESTROYED, not c. Is hereby given ;hst
al the date following the de crIption OF saoh War
rant, new CeIthcate, OF like tenor, viii be IS
sneu III no va obj seton shall then appear
NO -I,674. Ter 81 acres, issued under the act of
a.aroh 81, 1855, In the nsme of William TAYLOR
and granted on the 18th day OF Marcu, la56.-Au'
gust Z. 1861. nv
No. $685., for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
Mrrch, 1855, III the name of susanna HubbarJ
WIDOW of John Hub, ard, deceased and grantei
on the 18th day Of June, l856.-August 81, 1861,
NO. Sli6, Tor 800 acres, Issued under act of 1877
TO Augustus Ingram, private of CAPTAIN Murray's
company, Second Regiment of Tennessee Iafsn-
uy-SeP' ember 9Th, 1861.
no, 1915. for lxn acres, issued under the act of
March, 1855, IN the name of Jacob GulicE AID
granted CT the cath day of January, lS56.-Septem-
No. IS COZ, for 90 acres, issued unds, the Al, Of
SeEt6m6er. 1850, IN the name of Elizabeth Wells
Tluow o. Daniel Wells, AMI granted on the 2Ith
DAY oil September, l3f.-$eDtem1e- 20, 1851
No Is $50, for loo acr-s. issued lnder the At of
March, 1856 IN the name of Alexander OTIns and
gIaateS on the 18th day OF October, ls56 -Septem-
No II 90, for l6n acres issued under the A, cs
Mach; 1855; In the mans Of Amos Arthur and
Santed on the l7sh day of August, l357.-OctOber
no. GO $40, fer l6D acres, under act of 1897. and
bearI"g oa-e !lsy 9Th, 1859, in favor If Ml5hasI
X PIP father of Samuel kopp, deceased. Tn ri In
dItna Volunteers. Mexican War-Oct0ber IS 1851
a, N".bf IN iOr lN tcres, issued under the act OF
March, 1880, In the naIHo OF James Long, and
granted On the Slst day OF March, l256.-October
JOSEPH H. BARRETT.
D-gg-.
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LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The latest Pensacola
dates report the capture Of a small sloop by thr
MAN.
The schooner Vigilance, charged with furnish
Ing the o!ockadng squadron with provisions. was
seized al Bay 81 Louis on the 3Oth, and q guard
put aboard. s~
The bloc kad!Eg squadron at the mouth Of th.
mississippi was reinforced on the 2Olh by the ar
rival OF Eve wal vessels. The force now eopsis,,
OF the 5fooIiYn, Powhatan, Colorado, and four
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Affairs In MjSxauri

st. LOUIS. July 25.-Mej Gen. Frsmop, arrived
mere tnls morning and took up his quarter. at thu
residence II the late Col BraRt. '-'
Accounts :tom keokuk, Iowa s,v ,hs, s.x,,,I
hundred secess'Onists took possession Of Memnsi,
Scouar county, on Friday last, and were engrged
ia Sanenchlng themselves, I'm the Apprehension OF
an attack from about l. 9OO Union men under Cal
Moore, who were encamped near by.
he usual stand of arms have been Distributed
alohg inc southern border Of Iowa by Gov KIri-
wood: Much excitement existed on the border OF
both States Va
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Pennsylvania Trseps.

HARRIssURs, July 26.-Since Sunasy niob,
last, Pennsylvania has pushed forwsrd tan fnl
regiments, comprising nearly IL 900 men, most ..
which have been drilled in camps on ins,rnc,sor
for the last two months, under the superyision =,
Brigsdier Gen. Mccall. Another regin1srt ~
start to morrow, and also regiment Of arfillery
one regiment OF nearly ], sOO cavalry is neatly
uniformed and equipped.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GALLANT ktyrv-
NINTH
Especial Telegram to the star

I>Prc!dI ItIrgfAm % The Star
New YORK, July g The gallant sirty-nintb
regiment arrived here early this morning. look.
ing rather rusty from hard service. They were
escorted to their armory by a battalion Of The
Seventh regiment aud various Irish societies and
adense mass Of friendi. They received a perfect
ovation on their route home
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The Government Liam

tosroS, July 2S.-The circular from ssc-s.S,r
asking loan Of -, 100 zoo frODi the Bostou
being responded 70. Yesterday several on m,
banks subscribed from hundred % two hun
dred and tfiy thousand dollars each, while M.
Others concur bat have to refer the matter 70 their
board Of directorz
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SOLDIER SHOT.

special Geographic dlspatch TO The Star
ALEA ANDRlA, July 27.-Last night, soldier os
'ae New York 2sth regiment wss shot dead by
.he sentry near Fo.. ellsworth. at AIexsndris. a
ne was euerrp''a, &c run the guard The sentry
belonged 20 his own company.
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BOARDING.

BOARD AGENCv.-Members Of Congress-, Of
ID hcers OF the Army, Strangers and Citizens car
obtain Board or Rooms, furnished or unfurnistef
IN eligible location, at Prices tc suit, by applying
~ the Board Agency. Washing on BUILDING, room
70 corner Penusy yanls sv and Severth St d.
rHS SER STILES. PrOpriOtOrs Of genteel board
ing houses, by leaving their aspirations az above.
can 6e supplied With hrst-olass bosrders on short
nollce. je q eou
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM ALENAspRIs

tSPS~tai DlSteuSn 70 TOE Staf
ALrxASpRIA, July 27.-Mu Jsmiesous arm
has been smPutsted to-day. She 10 the wife II
TIE president Of the branch Of the Fsrmers' B.nk
OF Virginia, located here, I hear.
Two OF the secession cavalry were captured by
our pcksts last night, within three miles Of Fort
Ellsworth
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Secession T,ssps Lea wing Tennessee for ytr.
stnia.

PHlLADsIPHIA, July &c Passengers who bsy,-
Just arrived here from Tennessee state that sec.,
sion troops In large Numbers from various en-
into Virginia
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NoTrcE.-Di.srict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SuN are received
ct and forwarded from THE STAR OBce.
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Capture Of pfizes

BosroS, July 2s.-The steamer soEth cs,o,tns
was or galveston July = She had csp,nrrd
eleven prizes since the 81 last one OF ,yhIeb hss
arrived al Pensacola uadef cnprnapd ~ csassI.
Baxter, with dispatches for Com Mefvin
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PERSONAL.

n NOTICE.
IN and sfler to-day, July sd, 1851, forewarn
ali persons from trusting my ~ fe, Sophia Werner,
as any debt she contracts will not hold my self &C
o0untable for: All business tran sacted at my
place. known by the name Of HAY MRrxet Hotel
is In charge of my agent. Philip Moving
CHARLES WERNER.
Washington, July g. 1861. iy 24-4t
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CoCGHs.-Tte sudden changes of our climate are
soufoss Of Pulmonary, Bron5hia' and Esthura:ic
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often aoi spsedIl ~ and certainly when
taken the early stages of the disease, recourse
should az be had 10 :" Brouz'S Bronchial
Trocass" or LOzelges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
TitatlOn Of tho Throat be over slight IS BY this
precautioE more serious attach NAV he eaec,uaIly
wsrded OF. Pr3t:c SpeIfsy sud Singers will ind
them eHectual for clearing and sthssI ing the
NOioo. See advertisement de l-Iy
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INCAE. NEW S.

ir-F hecoI TEs s1EE f. printed N the ta,sest
tear, pres 4 as9 srutb 0! Baltimore, ih edition
Z. % ls,oe - &C re- dire & 20 be PIT to press at an
.a,,y = :; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock nj ctherwise they may
not appear until the next daY.
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DISTRICT VOLUSTRERs.-Quite a number of the
young men who have completed their three months
term in the District Volunteers going TO Bati-
more TO enter the service for three years with the
Second Maryland regiment, now filling up They
have been well drilled, and will be of use in any
branch Of the service
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A BRUTAL OFFICER About noon to-day, while
company Of regulars were marching past the
Treasury building, one OF the men appeared COM
petely exhausted, and could with difficulty make
his wav along. lieutenant Of the company
siIqck him across the shoulders to accelerate bis
speeo, and this not seeming to have the desired
elect, gave aim ye, more violent blow, which
threw the poor man upon the pavement with such
force as to destroy one eye against a projecting
stone, and left him senseless OF the ground The
company then marched on, leaving the unfortu-
nate man IN that condition
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THE CHOIR Of the Union M. F.. Church will go
out, tomorrow evening at seven O'Clock. TO camp
Adler, the quarters Of the Twenty sixth Pennsyf-
vania Regiment, corner Of Eighteenth and "
streets where they will have some interesting ex-
ercises In sacred music
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METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.-This bill, which
came up in the Senate Yesterday and was made
the special order for to-day at l O'CLOCK is quite
lengthy. and contemplates a Board of Commits
siOners consisting of Ave members; also, captain
ten sergeants, and one hundred and twenty men
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-James Godfrey was acct
dentally killed at Fort Ellsworth, near Alexan-
dria, Thursday morning, by Private Miller. Both
York regiment
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DIsMIssED.-Yesterday, Justice Giberson pro-
ceeded with the examination Of Ellen Maroni and
John Chase, cold, who were arrested on suspi-
cion of stealing near a thousand dollars from AN
officer of the Garibaldi Guards. The testimony
was not sufficient TO justify a commitment for
court. and they were released and the case dis
missed
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT THE NAVY YARD Last
evening, President Lincoln, accompanied by
Senator Fessenden paid visit to the Navy Yard,
where he was received with the usual salute Of
twenty-Gne guns. While there they witnessed
experiments with newly invented arm of wsr,
now being introduced.
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PENNIES,
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
for exchSnge 81 tie Star Office counter. If
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DIED.-Francis COrby. of the list New York
regiment, died on Thursday evening, of wounds
received at Bull Run on Sunday last
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RRADRE. h.ve you seep PROF.. Woode advertise
nent IN our paper. keaa it; 1t will interest you.
AL 3-eoly
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GOOD ORDER.-Last night, although there were
many people walking the streets at all hours, and
hundreds of strange soldiers newly arrived and
not permanently quartered struggling about, the
city was comparatively very quiet The disor-
derlv men were speedily taken nR by the Provost
Marshal's guard, Of whom large number were
police duty from early hour till this morning
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DoN'r FAIL to see the wonderful performances,
ventriloqual, magical and otherwise, OF Wyman
at Odd Fellows Hall. The way the Professor
goes into the supernatural is perfectly astounding
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To THE AgFLIcTzD'-Re sure TO read the adver.
:s6iGect of moLeaG's Streng thonirg Cordial and
EtOod Purifier. in another column. If
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOuND-By q teamster, the MUSTEP ROLLS
I Of c3mPany "t one of IN" New York Tegi
MEETS. The parties 70 whom theT DelOgg can OBJ
tain them by calling a. this Office and paving for
tins advertisement " 2T-St
FOUND-Yesterday afternoon, a black WAL
LII; stuffed with private papers of soma one
the Army, or VINO is a sutler. Ifhe owner can have
" by apclyng at this ofhce and paying the cost Of
ms CAV TtlSement jyz7 81
PUN AWAY-An irdentured COLOR
II IiRL, named Emma Jane Simms. between Is
and IL years of age. All persons are warned
sn r. Jaw. w II. STAMFORD: "
I QST.On FRIDAY morning. the 26th instant.
- MhhQRANDUM BOOK: containing some
notes and due bills, which are of no v.ns to any
one hat me nVnor- A liberal reward will be pnih
t. the finder OF returning the same to EVERETT
A. BR1 No. 80 Bridge street, Georg town Or to
thls ONCE. jy H-2t-
CAMs,EEv sA ST 70 IT, subscribe, three
,dos an speOklsd back. The owners are
,,o,, vs.: r. PLowMaN.
J! <4-laWSw- BouEd:ry and Tenth sfs.
FQUND-on Sunday, re.r Bull Run. a tall
s ance. me owner can receive HIM In
py aop-ylng at this office jy a-st' Ky
GS REWARD.-Strayed or stoIen, on Wednes-
c"lored HORSE HsIs Il Years old. small IN
six d, closely built foutlocss trimmed vory AS
SS"sr rPsn "GGtn "a; ana White marx in his fore
70 me. on East Capitol street, between 18th and
iy 6 81. JOHN T. BRANsoN.
I OsT-nuripg the cavairy charge at tia hospita
I, n'ar Ball Run, on sunday. the 2ist, q
haS or s 0TS0T pSET 1 tl0 sized bright
caners; had on light oTored b Idle ami martin
gales. and black quilted saddle, with shaw and
61oPep IS asss sss5aSP1 on eehGd fgPPoss have
dnslGa liberal reward, tar ais retarn to the I'M
aestEn.d, or to B,rohs Livery stable, on Four
bought, Will he paid to any one In o whose hands
ne nay have fallen. or for iniorn,tioD e.dIng to
ms recovery. JOSEPH GLENN
-1y 20 ~ No Louisiana avenue.
V'AKEN UP7A BAY MARE, sixteen hands
raf, , htgh, black legs, short tail boot on the n
''s o ''S' ABOUT F Fl EsSii "a Foy,s@
RAY HORSE STRhYEb-A bay Horse, with
~, Ess 80 ssGG 1Ds from The
horse to the Rhode Island Camp vii be IiberaiI,
-- " 25-4t
NSSr,IWGttn o large brown, black, and white
ss. with PIGS ,tsr AND N + On y RF5b
street, between Louisiana venue and DsH-IISs
81 81, Inc owner will call, pcy charges, aud 80
hG iy sSsy ,'AS
S50 REWARD,-Rap ly7sI fraD 81, s,bsoT,-
yEO Der, on Wsd.eslar nlgit, Ju.y 10th. ~
"a EuhO MAN named Ton + ardesty. He ~
aoout ieet IA heig nj, ard ulCs stout; has "a
coarse, rough laugh. ClothIrE aoe recoo ~
!soted VIII give the above rewara for him ~
II Ieturned To me AZ arkesville, Howa ID counfT
ND, or Iodged IN jail 60 that ! get aim again
y ID IaW5W G. ARIES CURR.
" hEHAhD.EStreysd from the subscriber.
SG,th OF ths llth OF june, back cow, ~1E,AA
IL nj horn Knocked od. With u. any bell 7
rs ao4ve reward Will be PAID for Gar return M t6s
UumDdrt0n NJ
s?M sn and Green streets. Georgst0wn, ID. c.
~ CIV SLidUEL l.. DAVIS,
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le-Iaw

PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
~ VIII run &c folloWs:
1EA"E WASHINGTON at Is and flu. ~
gu ~ ID - ?. M; arriving a. Baltimore al $50
ana 6 81 10. enU f.O5 sau = d. M ~
LEAVE BALTIWGeS {20 and 2oa m and
40 and . ~ aItyiEg 81 Washington ST $40 and
lO.lh .. h,. and Is ard IS D. m.
Passenger Trans leaving Washington at Ia q
M ana 8 p; H., and Baltimore a. 8 - a "a and
2. m make direct connexions for Annapolis an tbs
Junction. ~ a. i'
Traias leave Annapolis for Baltimore and W,sb
lngtoG at $50 d. II. and Is p. n, ~0A
Passenger JTss.as leaving wsshnRtor at I5and
t:y .. y shd ~ z; an make direct connexions a:
Baltimore for Philaie.phia New w. p DE a
and ali other points North AiA' h"s'On'
Al articles Of freight mot contrabsnd of v.r,
Vii "a. nc over the line Tonnage Trains
ton az 7rp.m. ' Hoo'o " esnIns-
By order e tks Secretary of War:
MA THOMAS A. SCOTF,
~ " General MANAGER,
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PENSION OFFICE, JUNK c.i, 1851.

NAVY EiANNEI..-Suts 81 MI prices, az
Post Ofhoe. Nv y I'm
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DIsoRp Derby SoLDIRRs.--On Sunday afternoon.
when the Twenty fourth New York Regiment
was under marching orders, a man attached 10
that regiment as a cook, named Alfred Bowling,
while quietly seated at Juvepal's place, out Six.
tenth street., was pounced upon and beaten In
the most outrageous manner by two soldiers Of the
Thirty sixth New York Regiment, named John
Machlp and Thos. r. Haley.
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MOSQUITO MEETINGS.
4 HAVE Just received a now supply of White
ana - lurSd MOSQUITO Netting, VI hlte and Col
ored Tarleton and Wide v ttlng for covering
glasses, pictures, cEamb ers. 80.
HENRY EGAN,
323 Pa. ay., bstween 9th anu 18th Sta.
jy I9-ftif New Iron Huildings
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CENTRAL 65kR5HogsE Before Justice TIonip-
sen.-A large number Of cases were disposed OF
this morning. Thomas Clements, John Wagner,
a. d Charles Campbell, charged With burglary;
committed for court. Henry Lang, charged wild
disorderlv; fine and costs, SO 81 ID Curtis, run.
away slave; jail for safe keeping. Margaret x US
sell ard Maria Bransell, drunk and disorderly,
(old oferders;) workhouse each 30 days. John
P.vne, ee n-s.o. out after hours; fine and costs,
81 IS David r. cuGy: free negro, disorderly
and prcfane in Centre &arkes; goikhouse 30 days
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EOnND-By teanster, the MUSTEp ROLLS
OF a company "f one of tna New York Tegi
mats. The parties % whom they DelOgg can Oh
taln them by calling a. this Office and paving FOR
thlg advertisement !, 9TSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

PUN AWAY-an irdentured CGLCRED
and IA years of age. All persons are f0reyarned
from harboFins or employing her, under penalty Of
the .aw. w H. STANFORD:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

The SRyEsIY-NINrH (Highland) New York
Regiment now estimates Its loss in killed wounded
and missing on Sunday at ls9 Two Of their
missing returned yesterday. Getting separated
from tneir regiment, they laid low in q peach
orchard until opportunity served to get away un.
perceived. One OF them brought Oh secesh
horse as spells Of war. The Highlanders expect
to 90 into camp to-day.