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SAVINGS BANKS.
AID DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.

3 Thi, Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
wh ch al interest of per cent. per annum Is Paln
az All suIn. remaining on deposit longer than six
4aa,hs, aud per cenl. when remaining shorter
period ",
II Deposits received at the stores OF J. +, kkG-
xtrIr and Mes.rs SFARKE i CARDo1o, Main ST.
Il. w. WILLIAMS, Prest.
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RssiasgD. -l3reyet Second Lieutsnant sam J
II. Loc1ett, Of Virginia, u. 3. corps Of Engt-
sd.sers. has resigned. Also, Second Lieutenant
81. Clair Dearing, Of Georgia, Of "a Artillery,
U.S.A. = #@@ b Sa4 siv sssA
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Itaa. 4, Northsa, who was convicted 0f the
embezzlenent OF letters, 10 still In the Jail Of
Henrico county, awaiting the result Of 4 peti-
tion sent TO the President In his behalf, His
health In much impaired, and long inaprison.
ment would probably prove fatal.
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EE Baths! Baths! Baths: ,!,ruc

HUT, d SIIV IH'1!
,an ba had daily from o'clock A. NJ. until 10 T.
ii. at the American Hair Cutting, shaving, sham
pooing and Bathing Saloon, under the American ai
Hotel entrance on llth street. Single Dath "a
cents : or five tickets for 81. oc ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne An Act OF Gratitude. ..-2o 900 Copies Of
4 MEDICAL BOOK FOR 0RATulToUs CiRCU-
LArioN, By a sCsFgRkR, who has been eiectusl,
Dimness Of Sight. resulting from early errors, by
following the instructions given ia medical work.
Considers II his duty in gratitude to the author.
aud for the benefit oisConsumpiiye aud Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used. tie VIII,
therefore, send free to auy address, on receipt OF
two stamps, copy of the work, onlaining every
information required. Address, - Bcx sis,. r.
o., Albany, \. Y. no l2-d&cwSm
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NEvKR flirt with young widow, who call
vou by your Christian name the second tim
Won meet her, unless you have quite made uI
YOUR mind TO the worst. =
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The snow Is 10 deep, near Dedham, Me-.
that deer are easily approached, and larg,
numbers have bs'en killed TWO hunters cap
turcd young one alive last week,
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ceiyed AT the Richmond Office OF the James
River ana kanawha Company, for the last
month was -, ,1sS SO. -
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nR 4 ". CLARKE :, sII-,iI1-AiINu

~ LiElMENT-FoT the cure of RheuInatlsni,
Lumuagu, aud all diseases oi the Spine. Acute
Pain OF Inflammation in any part OF the system,
Painful Gatherings in the Breasts OF Females,
Chronic Sore Throat, Sweilings, strains, Spralns,
Piles. Cut,, Burns, Pieurisy, Scalds, Old sores,
GUS and Sores, Scratches, &c. Prepared by DR..
J, ". CLARKE, Aberdeen, Miss, and for sal by
JAS. Z. DUNAL, Druggist and Chemist,
- - 1 lIff LIS Rii.hIunnd
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FIRE AND MARINE RISkS T.4hEN ON FAVOR
ABLE TERMS.

ABLE IEd4GS.
In addition TO the ordinary mode OF .ns uIance,
thi, Company issues PERPEI l AL PoLlSlt'c, on
Rnifijups on the pay yAent of EIGHT ANNUAL fkE-
NUNS. Property Is thencefoith permanently AZ AZ
,ured Bv this plan Ia saving l. effected, anu tne
risk and Inconvenience of renewals are aVoloeo.
The policy can be cancelled at any tilhe py tne
holder the premium being returned, less Ten per
cent.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid. on.
aUIiici.tious for IL suraGce will receive prompt
asIantinp pIRECTokS
Gsh Workman. John Il. Greanor,
I'm rnIers Geo. >. Pr liner,
Sg,nil NJ Price. Wm. $. Triplett,
B. +. Ladds >. 4. Iafdy,
John Stewart Walker, WIN. Cnfie,
Luther X. Spilman, jas II tfensna",
Peter G. Warwick, John II illl"ihs'
Jas: s. Kent, Marx Do"hey,
Horace z. Edmond, Ihos. tones,
Jas. NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. emitn,
Griffin B. Davenport 10 a ZANE,
Geo. W. Yancey, ~. " illiamn,
Jos. Brummel, WIN. l. rag iand'
VIA. Brent, Henry y. tapeil,
RO. Ii. Maury, Geo: w: hOy stSi.
CHAs. Z. WORKMAN, Sec'ry dc 'i-'7
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NJ Are
YOU
SICkf
A SMALL PART
OF TESTIMONY
TAKEN FROM INDEX OF PAM LIT OF
CI'kES BY HAMPTON's TINCTUh hE.

HON n. CLAY.................. page Is
ASTHMA-aany years, X. tough. :, as as
BRONCHiTIs-l0 years, John DeNlih'...-. :. - =,
BLiN DN kSs--John Mckenzie. ........ '..'. ~
BOWELS, CoGstipst;on-Jt@ Howard.'.. ~ s is
Cnftru II r. Vim ...........,. a. Is
CbUGE-G- Dunan ,''''''';;' .,,,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, DiaIrh9a, Deplnty,
Decline in Health, ErysipelaS, Disease 9t Eyes
Female Complaints, hip Disease, Kidney Disease,
Liver Complaint, Mereurial Disease, Tetter. Iu-
Ncuraigia Paralysis, Paipitation Of Heart, sero-
fnla spinal Disease, Sc with numerous other Die
eases testified to by our own citizens ,,,,.n
And many others, who testify 10 being tuELD
after years OF Suffering, by HAMPToN'S TIM
iURE. .- $50, ,,,.,,,c,,up
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TlNCTUhh
will be found great medicine Tor ali their dis
... - -. =,
Call and get Pamphlets, aud Ioad many OF the
most powerful possible certificates ol eufos oi Inc
above diseases of owl citikens.
Sod by PURCELL, LApp 60, Richiiond !,
by DR.. COOKE, tredericksbur by al ne ,pIua-
gi-fs in Petersburg: by MuRflAbR NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; aud by Druggists aud SHOP
- ia 2S-I&cwts
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J =. n t"N AZ Ut, IiedSu u tcf.
J. B8CCB MCCLELLAND, sec Y,


MONEY received deposit III sums OF FiN
DOLLARS aad upwards, GA which interest al the
rsle 81 six per cenluln per anGm Is paid Tor sums
remaining six months or lougsr for shorter PEE
nJd-, interest al the rate Of per centnm.
The whole iVint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued by tht
Cashier, 7. Il. sTARkE, at the store oi spence !
6srty corner of Main aud Governor streets, Rlch
mJad Va SAM'LS. CoTTRELL, Pres
T. Is. STARkE, Cashier,
nr a.-Io1n DAVID BAKER. IK.. Secretary.
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- LAWRENCE =. MARYE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Conrts of the city Of Richmond
and the counties Of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line. 49,
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner OF
the United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIH WEITB
and himself being dissolved, his ofhce II now ON
llth ST., just below Goddin's Hall. 10 lily
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Arrfral ef FesseIs.--Some dozen or more
vessels were lowed into the harbor yesterday
Previously thereto, {saye oyster crafts,) there
was but one schooner In the dock.
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The Grays, we are informed, will parade on
wednesday next, the day on which the State
Convention assemblies.
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HHEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his ser
nj vices to the public in the treatment of all Sc
cret diseases Twenty years praSice IN sne apeno ;
on Franklin street, near the exchange Ho,ei, ana
third house below Trinity Church, same side Al
band nF SvPRs Of the best
renoyators for weakened parts now known Medl-
cinss sent to order. All communications by letter
or otherwise promptly attended to- Richmond. va.
mo pUYSICiANS.-Pr solution of Pro
/ toxide of Iron, or Peruvian syrup palrish
syrup the NyPgphoRhys Rxr OF caaya s BARK
prenared Of the best cortes drine reg the strong
est and fresh Aqua Chlorata, Of our own prepaf"-
''' " L. WAGNER, Apothecary,
fe5 Corner Broad and 9th sts
elected COLD AND COUGHS
SOON kUN n INTO s The is'loMiag Valuable
remedies Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ;
Ayers Cherry peetorai Roses toash If Hyrnp, ysr
syrup Of Tar and kaPiha Jaynss' Exrscs.9%ranti
Bryan aud Browns Lozenges Mrs DAVIS Cou8h
A. B0DEKER i CO., Druggists.
ia2I No. 10 Maiu street.
T,AU DE BOTOT This is an Invaluable
| ETooth Wash, vi hieh ions experience has proved
most efficient in removing all deleteri9ns SUD
anS the sesh aad
cious freshness to the mouth and breath. Pre-
pared and 's'e W! PETERSON CO.. Druggists,
as lss Main street.
YIYI,rAR's, BROW Ms and Bryants Cough
! w Lozenges; Ayers Cherry Pectorai, Wistar :
/ Balsam of Wild Cherry; DR.. Roses Expectorant;
Mrs t;ardner's Baisam OF Liferwort, the most
! nopular remedies Tor Coughs and Colds, for sale
kyvpN l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
! ia 80 Corner 9Th aud Broad streets
nR. JACksON'S COUGH sYRUP-pre-
/ pared by the formula Of the celebrated DR.
! SAM Jackson, of Philadeiphia, and Wei known
as excellent and safe Pectoral syrup Tor the al
deviation H aEApE sadiEa BAKER, Pharmseeutists,
In 10 lse Main ST., corner above r rost-onic
Y,R0TECTED SOLUTION OF PR0TOx.
! tinE elF IRON OR PERUVIAN sfRuf pf
Martin's Elixir of Caiisaya Bark. very saipabis
and pieasant cordial, prepared of the pest I"rtel
| rhinn regie Dr. Pafrish's syrup oi .ne Fhoa
phates OF Lime, Soda and Potassa Kept by
fAr l.. WAGNER, Apolheeary,
iase Corner 9TH aud Bresd streets
IAKKiSON's HUNGARIAN POMATIM
I'll gives great bri1lianey, gloss ana gfacsoa G
cnrls 10 the Moustache and Beard. For sale by
II W. PETERSON "a. prugsls.s.,
.PALDiNGs = GEpHALIC PiLLS--for th'
- cure OF Headache, Nc For sale ~
A. B0DEkER 4 Co.. Dfuggisis,.
Ia - Main street near Old Market.
/ nUEKU'S con LIVER OIL JELLY,-fh.
q. great 's|%seyf yfnFfKsos Fsi ss,s Y co.. prusxi.
TONGREss WAfKR.-A fresh sarpiy jus
jsss Druggists.
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
e cIokcIA STATE Lott ERIE s.
v pHAwN BY STATE AUTHORITY
ts.EfNSEY Co, MASAGERs.

~. 1,lirviag splendid schemes Will be dra wn
fti5, ia the city of Savannah, Ha., nIder The
.. ,1r,arfui-udrnre If two t0lutnissluners:
-" TI4s> Ips draws February ..
.rLASS 10 draws February ?.
'fIAS> III draws February Is.
GLASS liz draws February %.
oN THIS PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
g,pITAL PRIZE, =6u, 800 : Of rlG ,0o0; OF s9,-
- ~ - rJ / Of ~. 500 loo Of SloO loo of si5;
w .a.f :, -. .o03 ot -.
~sr'EGERY rlCkEF i PRIZE,
s.a-TICkETS only slo; shares $3.50.
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The Saddles.--The Governors Guard will
parade to-day, for the purpose Of trying their
skill at pistol shooting. The two hest marks
men will become the owners of the elegant
saddles offered as prizes by Mr.. Sam Cottren.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

York Rirer Railroad Under resolution
adopted by the stockholders at their iast
meeting, an applca ton has been made to the
General Assembly for an act appropri3ung
sloo 200 for the use of the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company, in the shapeo OF pre-
ferred stock. There are many considerations
which should induce the Legislature 70 ena-
BILE the company TO complete the work, which
can be done in the short space OF two mon tbs,
and thus prevent the utter failure of great
commercial project. In Its present imperfect
condition, the receipts Of the road barely pay
the expenses of transportation, leaving moth
ing to meet future contingencies. The State
surely will not allow the work to be sub
iected to sale under forfeited mortgage,
which must be the result unless the COM
pany has funds to meet the payment of
interest on its bonds for the next two
and half years. One other consideration
we nay notice here, which invests the work
This railroad and the river with which 1t con :
nects cons titure the only Onfiet to the ocean
from Richmond, and large portion oil the IN
terror of the State, which in not commanded
by and which may be defended against, the
FEDERAL Government Fortress Monroe. al
Old Point Comfort, ana Fort Calhoun, AT the
Rip Raps, have entire command OF Hampton
Roads and the mouth OF James Riyer whereas
any vessel may pass fron the mouth OF ORR
| River to sea without being ut any momen
| within reach of the guns of either OF those
| fortitications.
I
| quested TO ask the collectors for this Assoocia
| ton, for the relief OF the poor, to pay over
| promptly, any money tlisy have collected, To
| the Treas urer of their <soil8etins Committee
| Samuel J. Harrison, ESD They are, also, re-
| quested TO collect any subscription which has
| not yet been paid.
Those who may be disposed TO aid in this
| good work, can do so by making con tributionr
| to any member of the Executive Committee
! or the chairmen of the various Divisions, VI
| to John Stewart Walker, the Treasurer of the
| Association.
| The gentlemen who have been engaged in
| this good work, have divided the city in to
| eight divisions, with q chairman, or supervisor
| for each. These divisions are sub ided in
| "a districts 10 each OF which two active gen
| tlemen are appointed. They are rotunteer!
| in aid of this laudable undertaking, and it Il
| their duty (Which they have well discharged
thoroughly to canvass their district, to see III.
| poor at their homes and, to avoid imposition
they are required actually to risU them betor'
dispensing the aid of the Associ alton. The or
ganizatien is very perfect, and we'll sys stema /
lied II is, however, in need of money, bnt w
hope will meet with such hearty cooperation
that their Golfers, now well nigh exhausted
| will be promptly replenished,
Owing to the great stagnation in business
| in every department of trade, mechanic arts
labor, &c, the number of persons suffering 70
the necessaries of life is beyond any prece
tdent. Let us not appeal in vain
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U,lKE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated ls37.)
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUk.
ANCE COMPANY.

ANCE JOAfAN 4.
nN- once No. l3l Main Street. Richmond. II
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $3.50 200.
This Company has the adva autaxe of tsesnsy ssrse
vars experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor Of the public during all
Of that period, needs no special Recommendation
to the citizens of Virginia. sss4
1t effects Fire Insurance In city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
Its cas- capital and surplus above, and Its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and
Its rates are low as those OF any other good In
stitution. DIRECTORS.
W.L.Cowsrdin. J; =. Wadsworh, pstSfsk CnIisn.
Horace L. Kent. Thos samson, b. l.. winston,
VIM Palmer Chas. w. Purcell, Jno: N Gordon.
Alex r. Parker, Jos. y. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. lnloss. II. 4: Claiborne,
Apply4o the President or secretary, N person
or by isttef W. L. cOwARDiN. frssident.
VIZ. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. 1ee-es
As AGENT Of several Arst class RlR1 IN
"A sURANCE COMPANIE6, the undsrsAgnsa 10
p''p SHoRT-rERM POLICIgs.
to protect increased stocks Of goods aurfng the
coming season.
solicited to call on n AoSTAouk,
80 I--3txwts Merchants' Insurance Co.
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,.,ooD, EDDY l. CO. IS

" Z q I I r II I T.
Authorized by the states of
DELAWARE. MISSOURI and KENTUCKY,
nav dailv, in public, under the sUperinten-
ls,r. II : Surn Commiss siOners-
91..ssyss Managers Offices are located at Will
,o'T.tca Delaware, aud -. Louis, Missouri.
PK.ZEs VARY FROM
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TICKETS FROM


gg-circrlar4. giving full explanation and the
A~-me. 70 b. drawn, will be sta!, free of ex-
go hy addressing WOOD, EDDY u Co,
'S' Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
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IR0N.-!95 tons English refined IRON, compris-
Ing lnii assortment Of Flat, Round and Square
Bsfs Bands Hoops sheet; ovals; Hail Rounds,
tui! stock 0f swedish aud common English iron !;
Russia Sheet Iron Norway Nail Rods Bllstered
hy L IL
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Contiausd.- Harrison, charged with
stabbing Miles McJordon was to have been
examined yesterday before the Mayor. but the
wounded man being unable to appear, the
case was continued to Monday next.
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RrsIaNArIoNs Ix rmE HoME souADRoX.

mt Vera Cruz. writing on the Goth ult., states
that Paymaster Clarke and Surgeon Grafton,
both Of Arkansas and now in the Home
Squadron, have sent in their designations, and
asked to be relieved at once. Liehts. huiieage' "
Poreber Ingraham. and Evans, of South Ca
rolina, and Midshipman Read, of Mississippi,
have done the same Flag Officer Pendergrast
has forwarded their resi{nations =, but refuses ~
have represen ted 10 MIN that the Union Is dis
solved, and that they cannot and Will not
serve under flag that Is hostile to the oouth
Com. Pendergrast, although kentuckian py
birth, alheres to the Central Government
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- At0 s"s0usssesD - s3oes - q :.
~ 0Advsrtissmsnts published uAtil foSbid, viii
bs charged 80 cts per square Of x107 LixEs for q
nrst issertion, and Is cents for essH eoutinuanes
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ry,rEp STATES TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON.

Two detachments of United States troops
passed through Baltimore early yesterday for
Washington, per order of Lieut.. General
scott. The first arrival was body of ninety
four, rank and file, United States Marines,
who are from New York, and reached here in
the four O'Clock train for Washington. They
were fully equipped and went Immediately
throngh for the Metropolis. The second de-
tachment consisted of fifty five United States
Draeoons. were from Carlisle Barracks, Penn
sylyania. and arrived in the morning train OF
the Northerh Central Railway Ihey were
accomnanied by their horses, and departed for
Washington in special train.-BaH. amer
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eminent, and swears that II he had his way, he
"would TX every id Yankee man, woman and
child In the State " But few secessonsts about
here fear the result Of capture, as they believe
that on taking the oath Of allegiance they would
be released, and this oath is regarded by many as
being compulsory under such circumstances, and
consequently not binding. Should the military
authorities make an example Of one or two, It
would check the movements Of disunionists who
visit Washingto with marketing aud carry back
news for Beauregard and his officers.
learn from gentleman who left Fairfax Court
House yesterday, that there are but few disunion
troops at that place, and that provisions are very
scarce. Great disafsction exists among the Sc.
cession forces from inaction, lack of money and
poor fare. Many have been made drunk In order
to get them to enlist, who will, Of course, desert
at the first available opportunity.
tbs rumored that the disunionists are throwing
up batteries near Flint Hill, ~ miles this side Of
Fairfax Court House, and preparing for dash
upon the Federal lines with the view of doing
damage bya surprise. and hastily retiring to their
guns before the Government forces can iniure
them. Should anything "happen will drop
you line. x
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TCOQmunioafn1


The CONr RAcr FOR CLOTHING FOR rYK 60,
pikks OF THE STATE OF NEW YoRk-Editoy
ot.r u ne army Board Of New York contracted
with NJ essrs Brooks, Brothers, clotbiers in Ne1,,
io,k city, for II 900 uniforms. at $40 so per man.
ma the material to be Of the first class Whit il
the result! The troops at Elmira come here In
the foiiowing order, clothed In rags, viz: Onon-
dago Monroe, and Cayugua. Now where is the
fault! The Army Board Of New York consist.
OF the State officers from Morgan down.
and they appointed a commission CONSISTING ~
George Opdyke, Wilson. 6 Hunt, and two 9TH,
gentlemen, to inspect and transfer these unform.
To the troops Now we will see what thrse nm j.
forms actually cost, viz:
Pants roundabout, jacket and overcoat, IL ward,
OF satin"tt, at3S cents per yard, ISL. "a IS
~ S, ticcfoi ........-.. S %
Trimmings. M
U.s. IS
FOR which somebody 10 to receive $40 "a w.
sncn fraud ever before contemp plated and ,uc
cessf.lly carried out? Ii devolves on the Tn.nec.
ton Board to excui patcthemselves from In. on.
proPrium attacn to this Transaction "
Washington, June 20.
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COL. STONES COMMAND.
rQnRnIal

SENECA, June 81, 1851
Editor Star: Colonel Everett's Battalion Is vet
stationed here All are in good health and spir.
is, and ready fer brush with the enemy when
ever they show themselves. On "wednesday we
had little tilt with about 100 Virginia cavalry
on the opposite shore, who red at us from cabin
which had loop-holes pierced for that purpose
On "Wednesday morning four members of Gem
pany A Putnam Rides performed a daring deed
They crossed the river, seized two of the enemy s
boats, and set fire to this same loop-ho cabin,
but, owing to the incombustible nature Of III.
concern, 1t failed TO burn. The German Battalion
Is yet at Great Falls Col. Stone Is at PoolesvIlle
The District and other Government troops are now
performing some fifteen miles of picket duty
along the river, day and night. The stricest dis.
c'Phne ana vigilance is maintained, and no per-
son-citizen or soldiers allowed to 20 through
the lines without pass. Our District volunteers
are doing themselves credit, by their discipline
good order, courage, and all soldierly qualities
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Especial Correspondence of the Star I

CAMP STONE, Bush VALLEY, Montgomery
county, Md, June "a Editor Sta, To-day has
been quite gala day with the boys of Company
A, Anderson Rifles. Major Patterson and his
assistant paid US visit with their leather bag,
containing the wherewith to make their hearts
glad and pockets heavy. In fact they were all
paid of, and they are now perfectly willing to
perform their part, as the Government has acted
their part so well
The most prominent feature Of the day, how
ever, was, We were honored by visit of President
Lincoln and Secretary Seward, and Mrs. F. w.
Seward. They were shown the encampment and
were very much pleased with all the arrange
ment'. The party passed several compliments on
Capt Rodier and officers and men under his
command On their taking leave the boys all fell
In line, and gave the President three hearty cheers
and tiger They also paid the same com pill
mentto Governor Seward
More anon. Axya,crs