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GEORGETOWN ADvERTMTs

PROPOSALS WILL. RE RECEIVED BY
L the undersigned u til ~ O'Clock m. on Satur-
day, Juy 6th for filling to the proper grade de pres
sons IN the lots on the west side of Fayetts rect,
water now exist. Bidders vii state the price per
cubic yard for earth fill nE ; the work to be com
menced immediately and completed without ay.
Proposals should directed to the nd-rsisned
at the MAYORS Once, and ndorssd. bid for Fill
ing Vacant Lots" W.R. COLLINS
iy2S5
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Ceneentrstisa Of Secession TresP. In Ar.
iansns

ST. LoEs, July The Memphis Appeal No
tices the departure OF Gen MeCienn, Col pr.n-
tie, Of Kentucky, and Col. Jsf Thomrsca 81
Missouri, for W bite River, Arkansas, tzkinK with
them large Quantity of arms
The Columbis (MissouriD statesman snnosaos
on the authority OF q genEensn rom Newton
county, that there are %, 900 stand Of srua nd
8 coo troops AZ Msysville, ArkansAs
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THE coNcksr ON SATURDAY SrsHr.-rhe ad.
mirers OF Mrs. Media Blanchard will be glad 10
see that she 10 to give her frst concert In her
native oity. Her sweet voice, as heard at church
service and In private circles formerly here, 10
remen oered by all who had the pleasure Of hear
Ing her. Two years ago Mrs. Blanchard left the
United states to cultivate her musical gifts under
the instruction Of leading European masters, and
sne now returns with her voice at Its richest and
best-an accomplished singer, indeed, ss the
sevefest critics admit The call, below, Il will
be noticed, II signed by large number of the
distinguished men now In Washington
WAsHINsroN, June IL, 1861.
Mrs. Media Blanchard:
Dear Madam: Learning that you have lust IN.
shed successful course Of culture OF YOUR n,sical
glin, under the most eminent masters Of italy,
and that you are about to commence what we are
we take this mode Of making known 10 Won that
we would esteem 1t a great kindness and rare
privilege IL you would favor the residents and
strangers now in Washington by giving your
open ing concert In this your native city
we remain, dear madam, your friends and
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Captured Of B siSee Burnsrs

ST. LouIs, July mime men, having with
them ten kegs OF powder and a small quality OF
arms, were captured bys company Of federal
troops near Chilicothe, on the Hannibal and %
Joseph railroad, on Saturday night These men
meditsted the destruction OF the railroad bridge
In that vicinity, hut their design has been ffss
trated. The whole party are now prisoners.
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WASHINGTON, June %, 1861.
CsHtlensn l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter. requesting me to give
my opening concert In this my native city. Fully
apPre ;iating the high compliment with which
YOU thus honor me, I shall be most happy to CON-
ply with your request, and will give the concert
at the public hall Of Willards Hotel, on Saturday
evening, the 9Th OF July.
Very respectfully, MEDIA BLANCHARD.
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NoIicI-DisHici Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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For the Army.
PARIS Celebrated Patent American
CAMP CH THT

CONTAINING
TABLE, SEATS, COOKIsG AND TABLE
FUhNII CRE
FoR MISS OF Four,
With Other Ussfxl Articles for Camp Comfort,
AL combined in chest 81 inshss long, Q wide, and
10 deep, and Weighing only 20 pounds,
now exhibition ct the
FURNISHING WARERooNs OF
JAMES Z. MCGUIRE CO.,
ly2st Corner of Tenth at and Pa. avenue.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE
j o Our customers and ffiends who have bills
with us-Thsy are al made of and viii be present.
ed few day - If not called for. when earnest
" Teq sest prompt payment II 10 Of great 81 por-
lance to us that our business should be sstt cd up
~ LIST July.
J. w. COLLEY & CO.,
jsa 81 S23 Seventh street, above Pa. sv.
WING MILLER's UNION STABLE, Con
w NKR OF AHp6rH SrRKHTs, ASH n =
Issros, p. z, Rear o. Bro,yn's Ho,s!, tior -
mery W. u. Turner's Stables. 6Horsss ,NA
Carriages, and puggies for hire. sale Xoaan Q OF
taxea AZ livery By the day, week, or mont res
J jsA-lms ALBERT BELL, Agent
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New lerk Bauf e,atsDers.

NEW YoRK, July The weekly ststement Of
the city banks show decrease ia loans Of 81 263
in circulation Of sioe ,a7i, and On ipcs-ass in
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New York Markets.

NIw YorK, July Flour !, Sc lower vb.ai
has declined ia2c. Corn 10 Inactive Pork 70 sisa-
dy aud nnch,nged. Lard 10 unchanged. wslsly
10 quiet ct Sc.
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MILITARY MOVEMENT The Marine Artiller
attached to the First Rhode Island Regiment
left the city yesterday evening at 6X O'Clock, pc
rail-destination unknown.
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Concentration Of Seces.isn Troops In Mis-

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, July I lit 10 reported that
Missouri State troops III OO0 strong. have crossed
the branch Of the Usage river, one humid red miles
south OF this place, and have encsmPed, design
miles In the rear, TO the number Of about S,oos
awaiting reinfofcementS.
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LOCAL NEW IS.

IL Though TIE STAR Ii printed on the fasss.s
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
% large a. 70 require II 70 BE- put to pYess 1t an
early hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il O'Clock m; etherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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SENT UP.-Lieut. Robinson and - Johnson
OF the secession forces, who were captured on tn
yesterday evening, and fully committed to tn
couuty prison by Justice Dom.
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FoR HRARISG.-Wm. Brent, or Richmond.
Va, and - Scott, Of Maryland, are still in the
county jail awaiting hearing, which will be
given a. soon as Captain Van Horn, OF the Second
New jersey Regiment, and other witnesses are
summoned and appear. The friends Of the pris-
oners are quite active this morning, and the
friends OF Brent seem particularly uneasy.
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0AcRoss THE RIvKR.-The Thirteenth Brook
lYn Regiment broke up the camp out Seventh
street this morning, aud moved forward into
Virginia. They had twenty-five well nlled bag.
gage wagons az their train.
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POLICE MArTKRs-Bsfors Justice DoRa.-Yes
terday, Policeman King arrested Jutia Clark ant
Pete Douglas, colored, for being drunk aud dif
orderly, and they were sent 10 the workhouse 70
% days.
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The FIRR ZoUAvEs NKw UNIFoRM.-A portion
Of the new uniform has been served out. IL con-
sists Of red fez cap, red fire shirt, dark blue
pants, and Zouave jacket; a very handsome uni
form, and one that becomes the boys amazingly.
Their former uniform has been completely worn
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MASSEY, COLLINS & CO.'S
Il PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Expected this day, per steamer J. Jeroms-
go 20 barrel. Gn " I pRA ~ ALE
Which on sfrivai Win be Tor sale Terms essh
on dsliv0J' Union A bsso, ss saISM;
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CORPORATION AND VIRGINIA NOTES
" AT PAR FOR GROCERIES.
20 bbls. Brown, White, and Crushed Sugars,
$50 sacks Fine and g. A. Salt,
10 bills. Whisky of all qualities,
90 bbs. N. D. and X. X Molasses,
Flour, Meal, Oats, Figs. Rsisins,
Amonds, Curra9ts, Cltron. Lemons, Rioe,
Flour, Farinn Corn starch, Gelatine,
Coffee, Tea, Soap, Starch,
Sperm, Mould, and AdaRantne Candles.
With . general assortment of G rooeries, for sale
BY w. III. TENNEY,
je 2-r George own, ID. G
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THE UNDERSIGNED, successors to Spilman
! & Hunt, would res pectfully ask continuanoe
OF the liberal patronage exte nded to the late firm
SPlLMAN co.
GEORGETOWN, d. c., June %, 1851. jyasv
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PKNFIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange ct the Star Office counter. II
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CousHs-rns sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pplnoadyy, Bronchial and Asthnpatie
Afsetions. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often got speedily and certainly when
should at once Sc had to Rro,snI Bronchial
Ttothss," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or II
taton OF the Throat be ever 30 slight, as by this
preoaution moro serious attack may be efectuaily
vsrded oil. Pse5lte Speakers and SiSsers will find
them efeotual for clearing and sirens thenlns the
voice, See ADVERT sement. del-ly
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DE-. J. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER
THE GREATEST REMEDY - tLs WORLD,
a and the most a
!; !: Z !; !; q
~ Delicious AND
DELIGHTFUL 4 ~
mW T.. .slst.z sci $EAA
E6a ssI.d y i. ti.uii.. ~
VyN Blssf Rect, ssrnFs-
EEA nlS, WA ChsIy ~
Arr n: :p'i T.,s s:Si: q s
Before taking s.s::s taking.
.:: ~ g. a., =.
sad rsssring II, sisf, ssfsrng and dssstsd Invalid
MsLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
dice. CLr.ais 81 Esr,. Debility, D,.s... 10. xdn.y.,
:: s.:a.:. iais:s :: ii:.a !: q: S.s Dali F:.s :.
q WaiEst l. u. st.nass, sssr EIsss.a.a. Ch.ling o.
= 3. ~: "a r s;.
Pain in he small Of ne Bach, Chest o. SIDE hidden
Pushes o. Is.t, Dispersion Of ipir' frshsl Dreams,
fi.s:. - I: siia. and r.1., Aga. e, el. "a
oyER 4 MILLION BOTTLES
s.vs sssa .:lS d.Iiai u. ls. I re.ath. and h In
". az: rem 's S.s ss:a
sIHENaTHEHIHa CORDIAL viii car. ysui
ats and smss mr.susls change Irsdsssd By tainr ths
Cordial diseased, dsbts6, and shattered nsTvsuf
system, vhshsI broken down BY sIss weak BY nature,
isyirsd By ssknss,, the RELAXED and snsrlaS srrsai
s,tsa II SsstsIsd 70 its DSistins health and vgsr
MARRIED PERSONS,
SAD IcIEAIg FfnINsTfENINs CORDiAE tLs.
Cordial . ssrsai. and speedy remedy.
70 THE LADIES.
AcL1AE1 sTkEHaYHENIEe OOADIAk 10 q ssvsr-
oSssustsd Dl1sxlt nesutnsnes Of erins
81 iavs.naSy DtssAsrgs harssf Falling Of the womb,
efddinsss Painting aud all dirsssss incident Females
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
srssi Nc tsaFss faks ascending 70 cirseusns IL viii
stmVlats syspFthsp invigsfets ysu sauss the
sssn Of hsaia mount shssk again. Every ssuls
vssBsnisd V give satsfAsusa.
FOR CHILDREN,
COkOAL win make them isalthy fat, rssast Delay
act nsmsnii ty IL, All yes win b ssavssst. 10 de-
elJrION,
Bsvass q dT,xSisu dealers vhs nay NY palm spss
yea ssms bitter o. s.rs.Pszs trash. which they Say
:a'.SS y :;{a = I; lx S:96 A cas ;Ssh men All
ssthing else IL tbs emily remedy that viii purify the
Bleed snd At the time Strengthen the system
On: :.:P:.nf,l taken ss:.y naming f,:iSs :.rtAia
:aly s. Per s.td:, y s..s.:: e; e. MsIrisa
sts 5IsIn'';, q ni: Cssdi. s': nsL.anh ys.nie Oh
has stsssts, u. ksats, He.
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Secession Designs to Seize Fsrss Wise IN,
Garland

FoRr KBARNRy, July IA dispatch from
Denver, dated June IS, says that secession force
had started for the purpose Of seizing forts Wise
and Garland. They expect TO gain entrance
by strategy, and then be Joined by many Of the
garrisons Much money and valuable property 5,
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W.srKp TO RBNr-By q prompt tenant, Fur
hisned house, containing from 70 rooms, within
with little gard Address Box 446 Post Of
noe, stating location, price, 90. It,
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RRApKI, have you seep Prot. Woods advertise.
mont In our paper. Res it; it will interest you.
n all
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DENTAL NoTIcE-DR. LOOMS will remain in the
city gu ing the entire summer and be in
at his Office personally during regular hours. Those
wish ns dental Yperat ons prrformed.either sur
Avenue, nes the corner of Ninth st.
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NAME OF THE SUICIDE AT THE AsYLuN.-The
Intendant Of the Asylum informs US that the name
OF the person who committed suicide In the work
house 10 II. o Kemble He was a native Of Yer
mont 80 years Of age, six feet high, and was COM
mitted on the 27th az vagrant, by Justice Dom.
He, soon after his arrival at the Asylum bited
symptoms Of mania potu. He got possession Of a
razor, and with a single cut severed the jugular
vein, which resulted IN his death.
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In this oIty on the LIST instant, after short ILL
ness, Mrs. ELLEN LOUISA, wife of Mr.. Ihos
Lucas, in the 9sth year Of hsr age.
rhe funelal will take . ace &. morrow w sdnes-
day. af.ern6on, at S O'Clock, from her late resi-
denos, No. 1877 Twenty second street west. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
Amer 2 short illness, LYDIA, youngest daugh-
months
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock on We'd
nesday afternoon, Sd instant, from No. 3S4 1 a.,
between eth and 9Th srs.
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~NOTICE.-A special meeting of the stock
u q holders of the Third Building Association
Of Georgetown will be Id ,t the Courcil Cham
Der on TUESDAY EVENING, the I'd instant, At
O'Clock, to take into consideration the subject of
Withdrawals.
yl-2t w. KING, SEQ.
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For the Army.
PARIS Celebrated Patent American
CAMP CHDST,

CONTAINING
TABLE, SEATS COOKING AND TABLE
FURSITCRE
FoR MEss OF FouR,
WttA Other Useful Articles for Carp Cor5Cvf,
All combined in chest 81 inches long. vide, and
10 deep, and veI,hins only 90 pounds.
now on exhibition At the
FURNISHING WARERooxs OF
JAMES c. MCGUIRE CO.
iy est Cor. Of Tenth at and Pa avenue.
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LIZ STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIvE'
IT is THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THB
WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LED
ITS GENERAL NEWS Is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BIZ
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HoUsEHoLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for this Week, 70 Be OUT on En-
day MOrring-pries Tires CsntS-sciu
Be remarkably interesting one.
Every Person at a distance tcAo pould kses
Posted prith reference 70 n4ot as really
going on here in these IVteresf-
ing times should receive If
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
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OF cupARTNEpsurp

The cops -fnership heretofore existing b.tween
JAMES ID. SPiLMAN and MONTGOMERY HUM, under
tn firm Of spIlmsn Hunt, for The conduct OF he
gene'a dry goods business, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
jaime: 2 sPilman is alone authorized to use tho
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~NOTlCE LICE NSE S.-All persons
S whose Licenses from the Corporation of
Georgetown expire on the SOth instant are hereby
notified promptly TO renew the same, otherwise
they subject themselves To q fine, and the law is
ration to enforce said fine az sinst all deinq uents
je25-eotJuyl0 VIM. LAIRD, CLERK.
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TEE sroRM Yesterday, about 2 p m, our city
was visited by a sudden heavy shower Of rain, ac-
sompanied by high winds and vivid lightning
The storm did not continue long; but so heavy
the rain that the sewers aud drains were over
flowed, and many places Of cur principal thor
oughfAres are coated with mud and sand, To the
discomfort Of pedestrians. We have heard Of 10
considerable damage. except that In some Of the
carrisgeways, whore the gas and water mains are
laid, the paving has given way, and exhibit the
old trenches. which will require to be repaired
Immediately.
DRowsED.-An ihquest was held by Coroner
woodward, last week, over the bodv Of Joseph
Winter, a soldier belonging 20 one VI the csis Ps
In the vicinity Of Kslorama Nappeartd from tie
evidence that the young man, In company with
one or two comrades, went out on Friday evening
To search FOR parties who had fired into the camp,
.nd that wLile crossing Rock Creek at LYONS
N il-dam be got beyond his depth, and, being
unable 70 swim, was drowned A verdict was
rendered In accordance with the above facts.
TIE fLAs AT TIE Monvnrsf.-we hear that
10 eonsequence OF the prosSacted illness Of Mr.,
Widdieonbe, who bias been active In the move
ment to have . flag placed upon the washinKtoa
Monument, the htg-raising has been necessarily
posapoaed fef The present. n ~.
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FFrY-Two marriage licenses were issued II
the month Of June at the City Hall.
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=. To TIE 4yyLIcIHDE:Re sure 70 read the sdver,
Blood Purifier. In another column. II
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The THEArER will be opened during the meet
Ing Of Congress) by MIR. Bland who has provided
an excellent company, among whom are Mrs c.
Henri, an admirable vocalist and actress who will
appear AZ Don Leander, In Planch.'s extravaganza
Of the Invisible Prince :" which will be pro-
duced with all the splendid scenery and effects
used In the "Naiad Queen" Mr.. Stuart r obson,
the favorite comedian, will sustain the part Of
Faribond. Miss A. P. Mann will perform the
principal character in the drama Of s'Angeline lie
lis.n
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Lew couaf This court met yesterday July
IL At ten O'Clock. Present Messrs. Riggs, Craw-
ford, Bowen, Drury, Pierce, Lufoorough, Myers,
white, and wiltberger. After session Of a few
Nspdsy in August, Il ten o'clock .. m.
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RENovATIoN OF THE CAPITOL The interior OF
the Capitol has been renovated and cleansed, and
will be In order early this week for the reception
Of its occupants the Senators and members Of the
House. Mating 10 laid down In the principal
rooms; the decks and furniture have been revafn-
ished; the ffescoing, which was defaced, hes been
restored; new cushions and carpets In the Report
erS Gallery are furnished, and everything IL look
ing Substantial and comfortable once more.
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ITO LET, NTHE HEIGHTS OF GEORGE
4 TOWN-The beautiful RESIDENCE of
Richard l.. Nj ckal Esq With or without Furni
tqro. II q pleasant glsce for family desiIous
OF comfort, health, and fine scenery command &
as 1t does q fine Wow down the Potomac. The
house is spaclous and convenient, and furnished
with water and gas. The grounds are ample and
cultivated with fine fruits and shr bbery. To q
good and Punctual tenan the rent will be made
moderate, and possession given Immediately. For
terms, &c apply to NJ. ADLER. jy f-Iws
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MARRIED
On Thursday, the 27rh ultimo, bv the Rev. MI
Coombs, VIM. II. 81. ST. JOHN to Miss MARY
p. COMPTON, all of this oity.
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IN Aohemist, or the House Of Class from the
French q aonors 4. Bs.a.s srss p usl. q.
Elliott, tAe aIthor Of 'AcsIa Bed % Erse py NAL.
IS essts. FRENCH casfKfN;
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the general tar and FIVE per ceut the tcater tar
If paid on or before the Let day OF July next.
je 2-l0t CHAS. ID. WEIGH. Collector,
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T FEMALE EDUCATION.
II HOsE Parents who wish their dsug hteTs % 10
oeiye thorough and Systematic eduoahon, vherS
their M soa trail ming viii receive daily and sReclA
thenIos and GynnAktios, Are respectfully invited 20
visit the UnIop Female Aosdsny. corner Pour
Mr.. 4 mis-. q. RICHARDS,
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n ouIsvILLE ARTEsIAN WELL WATER,
Is Blue Lick Water, and other Msdieinal Wet,
sIvays freeh- Also, ffesh supplies Of Pure heol..
ONES received weekly. Aysr's, sohenofs' sns
''''' SsioSRR wet IA Pm P.ss s sssss.
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loyal citizens, Of which they had already ana
would continue to give good account. SO would
II be In every southern State were all loyal citi-
zens thus assisted.
Col. Blair declared that he was for the war till
not enemy 10 LEFT In hostility TO the govern
compromise, for any compromise, 10 bis opinion,
would breed ten worse wars! We could have no
lasting pace until the foes Of the country were
rendered incapable Of further resistance.
A dragon passed by at this point repeating
" no compromise" Tnat voice, said Mr. Blaif,
IL the voice of the whole country, and In this
preston the multitude responded by deafening
shouts. Mr. Blair said that he believed that this
administration was against any compromise that
would no. leave this government a. our forefath-
ers framed IL.
In the course Of his remarks he highly com pill
fought for victory, acting upon the principle OF
the lrshman In the fight, f" Wherever you see q
head bit it," Excessive laughterl without watin
for others TO demonstrate how many hard knocks
you can first bear, which seems to be the policy
pursued by some generals now leading our armies
He did not deem IL proper or to criticize the
actions Of those great generals to whom 10 con.
dded the management Of this war; but the people
al say that General Scott can gain a victory
whenever he chooses to do 80, and they are wait
ing Inn patient to this great victory which that
old hero can give Let the battle and the vic.
tory come. and the quicker the better. Col. b
expressed bis unlimited faith and confidence In
the skill and ability Of General Scott TO prosecute
this war against rebellion and to bring 10 TO an
honorable and equitable termination.
At the close Of his remarks, Col. Blair was en-.
Enthusiastically cheered.
senator McDoueal, Of California, Hon John
Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, and Col. Forney. OF
the Philadelphia Press. were severaily called for
and spoke briefly and eloquently upon the subject
Of toe present troubles Of the country.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-17

ROOFING RooFING II RooF1sel
EGoNoAY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN,s
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP oSTTIoN Ho0FJyn
.aled by anything yet discovered for Roofing nuros
'AAfkoTLY FIRE PROOF '1' P0'es
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
oNEoUALLEp FOR EcoSoyy.
uNRIVALLED FOR DURABILITY.
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steamer 9aEkaF Cly, CommspleF Q. Lsrr, Z. Z. n,
handing, arrival this morning 10 Il hours
from Gid Point Comfort and Hampton Roads She
was relieved on the blockade off the Canes of Eir-
ginia bv the U. S. gunboat Star.
The Quaker City has been constantly under steam
for 4S days, (having been among the first of the
blockade fleet,) ar during this time has rendered
active ana efficient service. The Quaker City comes
home by order of the government and will return
to her station in four five days
She brings to New York the valuable lenses of
the Cape Henry Lighthouse captured by the Qua
ker CITY, which the secessonists had taken down
and were attempting to remove.-N Y. Post
OHIo WooI CLIP.-We read the following in the
Sandusky Register:
The new clip of wool is beginning to come in -
Prices are vet little unsettled Eastern BUYERS
are slow to make any offers. The prospect is that
it will be sold at least 10 to Is cents lower than last
year.
Our wool growers should take especial care in
cleansing and in the folding and tying of the eeces
Our buyers tell us they have much trouble to sell
unwashed wool at anything like its real value
1t is rumOred in Washington that II. Winter Da.
Wis will be appointed to succeed Mr. Burlingame,
as Minister to Austria