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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-08

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Reas it; it will interest you.
6u 20-eOly
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IN CARRIAGES.
i HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making il now one OF the largest. zE5R s.
in the District, whore his facilities E2T7LS
for manufacturing CARRIAGES andAS@Se
LIGHT WAGONS of ali kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW J, JOYCE,
d Is IF corner of Fourteenth and f. SITS.
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BOARDING,

GUNNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES OR
- single persons. Also, vacancies for q few Stu
dents; Terms moderate. Address r. X. BURNS,
Piainfed, Cumberland county. Pa. je 6-lmeOs
TEN OR TWELVE TABLE BOARDERS
l. can be accommodated with excellent Board in
gentee private family, central looation,) at SIS
per month. Also, a suit of Rooms on second floor
for rent. Apply to Mr.. SWAIN, at Star Once.
m Sl6teO
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TITIZENS AND STRANGERS wishing tn
~ Pr chase CHINA, GLASS WARE,~N
CROCKERY, EARTHENWARE, PLA- -
TED GOODS and CUTLERY cOr-&10k
daily invited to inspect our stock, which WI
is now complete IN every department, and will
hou ses North.
We have for Hotels, Restaurants and Confec.
tioneries. a large stock of G ass Ware, China and
Crockery PartIcula rly adapted Tor their use,
Stone Ware at factory prIoes.
Self sealing Fruit Jars of the most approved
kinds. CHAS. =. FOWLER Il Co,
504 (Odd Fellows HALL Seventh street.
lie cost
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BUsINRss to-day had more cheerful look upo
the Avenue than for some time past.
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ARMY SUPPLIKs-One hundred and twenty
rived here at 1Ob O'Clock this morning per rail
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WHITE SULPHUR
w SPRING HOTEL,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
PENNSYLVANIA,
May 10Th, 1861.
The Projectors take pleasure IN announcing that
this magnificent establishment is now 4
open for visitors. Persons wishing TO 60 yEAY
early TO the country, where pure noun &k.a2I
tain air, medicinal water and good living to be
found, this place cannot be exceled.
For further particulars, send for circular, to
w. II. BURROUGHS or
ID. C. BURNETT, City
ma 2l-9teo< Projectors
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WALKERS BATTLE OF CHEPULTBPEC This
fine painting, by one Of our most gifted artists,
was opened yesterday for private exhibition to
the lovers and patrons Of art, and from the admi-
ration expressed by visitors and connoiseurs may
be pronounced a success. 1t commentaries one
OF the most brilliant victories In the annals OF
American warfare, and we are glad to see that we
have an American artist competent to do justice
TO the subject. Mr.. Walker was an eye witness
Of the battle and made his sketches upon the spot
Immediately after, and their truthfulness IL at
tested by officers Of the Army who were partici-
pants in the battle.
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sHor IN rHk-HAsD.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr..
Henry KleiberA member Of the National Guard,
ID c. Volunteers, shot himself In the hand with
pistol a. be was drawing II from his pocket IL
IN feared that ne will have 70 suffer the amputa-
tion Of a finger
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IT COMPRESSED BULLETS.
UNITED STATES MiNIf MUsKET AND

Also. every description Of Round and Conicai
stantly on hand. Orders 4 led at sight, by TnOs,
OTIS LEROY a CO, Patent Shot and Lead
Works, 26l and 263 Water st., New York.
I'm
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NPFICERs, PETTY OFFICERS, AND see.
man who were on board OF any U. ,. snlps 81
Tia eapture of any SLAYER have their claims for
BJu n, and Head Money promptly sstendeo 70 ~
Washington, ". 9, ~
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FRoN DowN THE RIvER-This morning the
steamer Mount Vernon arrived at the Navy Yard
from Fortress Monroe, to which she bore dis
patches a day or two since She reports every
thing quiet at the fortress and all well among the
troops there The steamer Cambridge was dis
charging Yesterday heavy cargo OF troops, and
shanties broug ht around for their accommodation,
near the fortress The steamer State OF Georgia
had lust arrived previous to the departure Of the
Mount Vernon, and was about 10 land the
Zouaves from New York, in the vicinity OF Pigs
Point preparatory to taking that battery The
Harriet Lane had gone to Philadelphia for repairs
As the Mount Vernon came up this morning the
village of Evansport, eleven miles above Aqua
Creek was on fire, nearly the whole town having
been consumed. w hen the steamer passed-aoout
S o'ciOck-the large storehouses were completely
DESTROYED and the wharves nearly burned to the
waters edge 1t 10 probable the village was fired
by the DiXieites, as most Of the buildings are
owned by northern men, and no effort towards
checking the flames was observed.
No new batteries are visible at all, and every.
thing along the shores look deserted and lonely
Not soul could be seen at Aqua Greek, neither
| were any batteries going up at the White House,
as has been rumored.
| The SECRETARY OF STATE and Mr.. Frederick
| Seward this morning visited the hne Cayuga
| Regiment, which comes from their own home
| and were most cordially and Enthusiastically re-
ceived by the regiment.
ARMY SuPPLIKs.-One hundred and twenty
horses, and large number OF train wagons, ar
| rived here at 10h O'Clock this morning per rail-
BUsINRss to-day had more cheerful look upor
the Avenue than for some time past.
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An ACCEPTABLE PREsENT.-l esterday, pre-
sent Of ITO nne havelOcks was made by Mrs
Francis Mohun and Mrs. Valentine Blanchard, 70
Company E, National Guard Battalion.
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GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Also
" few single gentlemen. oan obtain fine Rooms
on the FIRST and second floors, in pleasant location,
and with excellent Board. Apply 500 street. be-
tween llth and 18th Sta. few Table Boarders 40
commodated m 24-llts
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A CAPrURE.-Yesterday afternoon, a young
fellow, well dressed, quite Intelligent, mounted
upon a handsome horse, was suspected and taken
as a spy. near the camps, on the Virginia side of
the Potomac He claimed to have orders from
Gen. Mansfield TO inspect the camps; and exhibit
ed pass, the genuinensss Of which was suspect
ed He was questioned, and his replies were con-
ficting Our informant says he was retained for
examination by Gen. Mcdowell. The fact Of ar
rest was telegraphed 70 Gen. Mansheld.
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LOOK AT ADvERTlsRMENT, in another column,
of another Juvenile Concert, at the Smithsonian
Daniels conductorship. The little girls Of the
second and Third Districts have improved won
derfully in their musical lessons, and will delight
a large audience on next Tuesday night. Miss
Mcconnell and Miss L thompson, who presided
SO delightfully."- at the piano at the last concert,
will act In the same capacity at the coming one.
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CARKLEssNKss. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. II.
res aurant corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana
avenue, was shot through the hand by the acct
dental explosion Of the charge. Fortunately, the
wound is not likely to result In the loss Of the
hand, though 1t will prove to be painful one.
A soldier engaged In preparing his quarters on
d, near Tenth street, dropped his pistol from the
holster, and as ii fell upon the pavement the
charge exploded, and though quite numerous
company stood around fortunately no one was
hurt Soldiers should be very careful In securing
their pistols in their holsters and while reloading
to guard against accidents.
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MARRIEI

MARRIED.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Ryan, DAVID
A BUXTON, of New Hampshire, to CATH
ARINE GIBSON, of this city.
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wHIrzHuRsr, No. 43i Pennsylvania avenue,
has a corps Of artists engaged In taking photo
graphic views of camp scenery. Call and leave
you- orders See his Gard Photographs that are
now all the rage. 1*
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SOLDIERs.Ex.
III cry Soldier in the city should call 81 SMITHS
No, 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post Once,
aud Buy their CLOTHING SHIRTS, COLLAks,
TRUNKS, VALlCES, CARPET BAGS, hA Is
buy Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
' j. ri, SMITH, Clothier,
m. 9n-sm No. 400 Seventh st.
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DISCHARGED james w. Pearson, Of Fairfax
county Va, and John T. Edd, Of Alexandra,
were discharged from the county Jail this morn
Ing by Captain Starr, upon their taking the oath
of allegiance, which was administered by Justice
Johnson. After taking the oath they were ad-
vised to go to General Mansfield for passes to
return to their homes Both declared that they
not only were willing to take the oath, but would
prove their sincerity by their future conduct.
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DISTRICT CouRr-The case Of the English bark
Tropic W ind, seized by the Federal naval forces,
under authority Of Executive Proclamation No.
2, establishing the existing blockade Of southern
ports, is still pending before this court Mr. Car
iisle. for respondents, is making an argument in
opposition the legality Of the proclamation, the
pobt In which Is that the United States 10 not In
a state Of war with any nation.
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CENTRAL 6uARpHousE mo casesf trial. The
city, generally was quiet last night.
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n WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads, Drum
Sticks and Snares, Brass and copper b9ges. Flies
JUS, arrived at the Music Store Of w. u. NET
ZERUTT, corner of Eleventh street and Penna-
.veaue NIL
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DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY esterday, John
T. Ball and G. F. Kirby, the young men, MEM
bers Of the Fairfax Cavalry, who were captured
by the picket guards at the Chain Bridge, the
night before the taking of Alexandra, Va, had
an examination before Justice Dom, at the county
JAIL which resulted in the discharge Of the pris-
oners, after their taking the oath Of allegiance.
The form Of the oath now 10 rather more specific
than that at first used Ii reads:
81, -, do solemnly swear, on the Holy
Evangely of Almighty God, that will bear true
faith and allegiance to the United States Of Amer
lea, and will support them against all their ene-
mics or opposers whOmsoever, whether foreign OF
domestic, without mental reservation or evasion
whatsoever, and that will support the Constitu-
ton Of the United States 4"
They took the oath cheerfully.
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MILITARY and other superior Aohromau
Telescopes 'for field and pocket, superior Drawln
instruments Microscopes (assorted,D Thermome
tiers, &C No. PSI Pa avenue, south side, betweei
18th and 18th SITS. Repairs attended to stshort no
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

~NOTlCE An adjourned meeting Of the
uY stockholders Ofthe West Eni BHiding AZ =
snciatlOn ofGeorgetown will be he'd at the Council
Chamber on MONDAY EVENING next. the 10Th
instant, st O'Clock, to take into consideration the
subject of preventing further withdrawal of rock
je8-2t WILLIAM KING, SEQ.
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STEINWAY & SONS AND RAVEN BA-
- CONS PIAN0S.;-A large assortment-%
has just heen received.-PeTsonsi in sea sho15ea
of 8 rellable instrument at low price aresIIAIt
invited 70 cal! and examine at the MUSIC Store of
Orders reoeived for MIR. MARCUS REBINE
Piano Forte Timer, ALL
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HAvELOCKs FOR THE SoLDIERs.-The ladies OF
the Ninth street Methodist Protestant charge, who
have supplied number of companies with have.
locks since the beginning Of the warm weather
are now busily employed in making up more fol
the troops in the city and arriving without them
Those who desire to be supplied can get them by
calling on the pastor, at the parsonage adjoining
the church. The ladies request that all donation
Of money or material to aid them may be left al
the parsonage. For the benefit of those stranger
and soldiers who have been attending the Sab
bath service there, we are requested to say tha
the evening service will hereafter begin at fifteen
minutes to O'Clock, instead Of the afternoon, al
recently.
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THE NECESSITY FOR THE WAR

No peace Possible except at the Feet
or over the Grave OF the Republic
The Last Hope for C0nstItutional
Liberty on Its prinl.
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Cling for. its exiStence,5 1t is s-.every ruanis
duty to stand by it. When It falls, if fall
1t shall-which we cannot believe-then,
aud not till then, will be the time for talk
ing peace. There can be no peace except at
itS feet, or oper as grape. J
We say, then, that every man and every
newspaper that at this time oppose the war
should be marked as the accomplice Of
treason. Not only the ban of public repro
baton should ibe upon them, but the law
itself should not hesitate TO deal with
them in every case where their influence. is
great enough 10 do positive injury. II
should not be for a moment forgotten that this
lrar Is not an administration tgdr, IKE that
itlth Eagidld IN 1912. or i0ith 1Lexieo IN
1860 toar IN rhich sinpl the infernGGon-
al rights and interes,s Of ofthetERepuGEic are
eoHeerned. and tchich might be opposed tgiih :
out dislogdlty under some different Uieao of
those rights aud interests. ItiSSrie:iy a gop-
eFRmeat tcGr, ichiei government toages tor its
life; aud therefore war MOTTO be opposed
without enmity to the government, which
means treason. This distinction should
be closely kept in mind; and ths words #
every man and every public journal should
be judged in reference TO it. Opposition
TO the war against rebellion should be ac-
counted no better than tue rebellion itself
The whitestfiag of peace, whether raised in
Kentucky or Connecticut, should be struck
down as summarily as tue blackest flag of
treason
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Upwards of SI3,OOO,OOO
" Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co
In the past 81 yeara.
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A8sSPEc1AL NOIIcEs Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aeeor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made. tzf5
Alladyertisementsfru from transient persons or strang
ers. to be paid foF IN GdpdNeE.
Business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines 80 per year,
or So for sx months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. g1
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate, sent In by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates. E
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. fa
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases At full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals, ,andann0unecmcnts
Of sermons, 80 cents each. noyll-'69
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s5sylzs ma7s sssg4
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A Stirring and Patriotic Speech from
the HypOcricy OF Pretended Union
Men--S6ntinemtstN w Orthy OF Being
Remembered.
The Boston papers by yesterdays mails
gives US full accounts of an enthusiastic
public reception given to Hon. Joseph
Holt, of KY, ut the fremont House in that
city. From the proceedings we quote Mr..
speech, in answer to the welcome of
Hon. Edward Everett:
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s Henry D. Bacon, 2 lo L.v.Bbgy.
n. DUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, Pros't
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Interesting News!
A New Oil Wcll5Just Discovered!

r{ +ESse =, : @ : - 'T9
Anew Oil WcIl5Just Discovered!
but a sma1IeA Mount II terhiredT Tor ev-
q. i,e cry, one TO take a Share.oi.
Epery so cents iauestsa ,pin yistd SIlioorth
IN; ADVANCE OF TIE NEW HIGH TARIFF.
d1a0 loAsEsi0R NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
lIJU DRY GOODS .,,s.
to sell firIess than half their original valno,i IL
BESIDES many other goods received. he viii only
rentonilGo pieces Of Silk Of I4test styles at
all prices, some Rs low 30 cts. per yard wurth At
least 81 and some Plain silks a. low per yard.
p pieces Of Plain Black sllksfor Dresses end Man
Dress Goods, large and varied sssortments Some
Tr5EeIlpg Dress Goods for only Sc pes ya T0rh at
NJ LHwRs and Lawn Robes, plain and figured pereges
and lScrege Robes
b DoTbIG width fgroy. black and white Bereels for
shawls and pustersi some worth 81, for only 20 cts
CiSllies aud Delaines, Ginyhams and ohintzcs,
n large stock; some - dark French Chfntzes, for
l5e per yard, worth at least SIC, and light chintzcs
sH1wLs-iOO Grape shaNis, all eol0ts. from 5 to
so dollars q piece; 20 TWisted slllr -shaRls,i new
styles; lo6stelIR shawl5, some as low IS 81.
for Ladies' and Misses.
Alargo stock ot Bmbroideries and White Iooda.
800 dog, Ladies' Hose, some worth 1856 for % eta.
iRpaiE ~ - 9.-aliu.l inH sJlt-Fa fEl
Par9solS Hoop Skirts and r6rsets, a large atoer.
DOAfEsT1OS.--Fnst eolored Prints fEnrnnted,)
for 10, aud per yHrt, worth l2557 20 and se
widths and qualities Irish Linen andIdnen Table
6asPETsgf5 pieces q Ingraia, 8 ply and super
ffns Carpets OF ali prices ~ TT = i-9tue1
1i good asspstmelt Of Boys Ready Made clnthlng,
and many other too numerous 70 msntion, all
and WIIbssoEd dt gTeaiiy reduced plies by 5nt
es y III siaRgIssisal a IBHt. IIRfAiAEs
sp2 - t5FirH 1s7 Main st NRheelipE va.
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Jannary 4, 1s0o.

TOTAL ASSETS, $2,1e+.10o 02
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: Wheeling window GLASS Manu-
~ afeaf 80 factory. ol3aipg99
II HAVE PURCHASED AND RBFTTTRD THE
~ above NAnufaqtofyiAt q heaEy Expense, and be.
ing now III successful operation am fully prepared
to make and furnish windo GlalS Of any size want
Cd. In quality Of G1ast, Wheeling Glass u not ex
eelledi . q m s. @. RoBINsoN,7e Main st9
sept1s Wheeling, Va.
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Missouri MLllingCOMpany.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCEE.............,..,.S5 So 10000.
rINlIIS COMPANY is FORMED FOR TIE PUR-
il pose of advancing tho great mining interests OF
our State. We do not profess to be governed by
purely piRnthrUpic motives IN initiating this Fll
terprise. We believe that the stock can be made to
pay large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de-
yelopinE aud making known the astonithlnE mineral
wealth OF Missouri than by tho Of I'VE limos tue
amount Of our capital invested In any other business.
We shall mako the office of our Company cOm-
pletG mining bureau ofthe mineral resources of tile
State. We haye power under our charter 10 pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered to cap
taists and mining adventures, who deAirr to pir.
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send US statement
Of the same describing the kind of inGrnlsOn their
lands the number OF acres the location, and the love
eat cash price they are willing to take for said lands
We shall work only such mines as pay largely, but
shall open aud prove mnstuf the lands sell. Tho
books for subscription to tile stock onen at
tho Office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
No. 81 Locust street All wc feel an interest IN this
business, and have mousy, Will do well to rnll and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out Of the
city, II by enclosing per cent. OF the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Bacon, Esq. Matthew Butler, Esq,
Joseph tH IatRfoP, I Esq, d H. Lynch, Esq, SD
,f L. " BoSy, Esq, Joseph Payne, Esq,
s Henry D. Bacon, y io Llv.iBbgy.
n. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, Pros't.
The above prospectus has up to this date been
published In only OF our leading papers for ten
days No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
male; yet the public 40 well appreciate the sound
ness Of the enterprise, that over two hundred thous
and dollarA Of the stock has already been taken. We
would briefly state that the shares SIS each paid
in full, without further liability transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends received.
Any person having money to spare; car, bythe pur-
chase OF shares in tha Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that will pay largely, aud hold
stock that Is readily into
All communications to the President promptly
answered. 70 51l q si 49, mhSO-d&w2m
81, Louis, No., March 90 1851. -
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Daily satelligrntrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TVELyE sonD LINES OF NoNPAHEr1, Ion ON HcH, ,loR
LEss sfAKE souARI.
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