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Give Nc Drink.
easy.

Mcleod, an English writer, puts TIE
following language into the mouth of
those who visit the rumscller's den -
"Thcre's my money-give me drink .
There's my clothing and food-give ne
dring! There's the clothing, food, and
fire Of my wife and childrcn-sigc me
drink There's the education of the
family and the peace of the housc--give
me drink. There is the money | have
robbed from the school master, and
innurnerabIc articles | have robbed from
the storekccpcr give me drink. Pour
me out drink, for more will pay for it.
There's my health of body and peace Of
mind there's my character as man aid
my profession as Christian i will give
up all-give me drink! More yet have
| to give There is my Heavenly :nhcr-
itarse, aad the everlasting friendship of
the redccmcd-thero is all hope of sal
vation! give up my Savior | give
mp my God. | resign all l.! All that is
good. great and glorious in the universe,
/ resign forever, tina, l may be drunk :"
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NJ EDICA[, HOUSE,
II South Frederick ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland.

Established in order to afford Sound and Scien-
tiic Medical Aid, and for the suppression
of Quackery.
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Truly there is terrible raistake, and We
hope that it is not yet too late for our friends
in ALABAMA ard e,E=wte-l 70 ed O.: waece
it is
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Frsm Harper's Ferry.

HARRisBrRs. June "A scout that left Harpers
Ferry last night, after stay Of two days. reports
that the average desertions per day were about
TWENTY-FIVE. The character Of the surroun ding
country affords peculiar facilities for desertion.
Large Quantities Of provisions are taken from
Maryland to Harper's Ferry which should be pre-
vented by the Government Immediately. Oncers
there believe that unless they retreat they will be
surrounded within a week by United States
troops.
General Patterson passes up In a SPECIAL train to
Chambersburg tomorrow, and will have charge
Of the expedition. Three regular officers serv-
ing on bis stiff
r.. number Of the forces on the Maryland
heights, overlooking the Ferry, 10 lea than 3 0Oo
and these have four guns In their battery.
The clothing Of the Virginia troops 10 giving
out so that they Obliged TO wear blanket,
during the heat Of the day 10 conceal the dencen-
cy.
The Kentuckians and regulars Of the army are
well clad.
The men speak depressingly Of the state Of
affairs, but declare they will fight hard
No troops have yet moved south Of Chsnhers-
burg.
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Skirmish Between the Confederate and the
Maryland Trseps at Wiiliamspert

HAoFRsTowS, June !, p. m This morning
the accession force again attempted 30 capture
the ferry boat lying opposite wiIliamsport, for
the purpose, az 10 conlectnred. Of removing A
into Failing Waters, point four miles below
where there is a considerable number Of s-ces.
sion troops stationed, who doubtless Intended by
means Of the boat TO cross 10 the Maryland SIDE
some expedition.
The company of Union men at williamsport
as soon as they observed the opposite party sboui
possessing themselves Of the boat. ordered them
to desist, which they refused 20 do, whereupon
the Union guns opened Gre upon the enemy. The
Confederates returned the nre and a brisk ex
change Of shots was kept ~ on both sides for
about an hour. Three or four s.,cessionists were
wounded, one seriously, but nohe were either
killed or wounded on this side.
As soon as hostilities commenced the secession
lists deserted the boat, and 10 now remains safely
at It's moorings. Ii is supposed another atiem pt
10 take IL Will be made tonight The river,
however, will be closely watched by the Uaisn
Guards, who have been rel Rforced by COMPANY
from Cleaupring. The Union company from
Sbarpsburg are also on Their way up 20 Williams
port, with one or two field piece
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Frsm Chambersburg.

CHANBsRsBuRe, June2.-General Patterson and
staff reached here to-day by = special tain, with
C-pt. McMuliin's Rangers. IL Is certain that a
portion OF the force now here will occupy Fred
erick within a few days. The military reception
Of Gen. Patteron vas very fine The Sth and 10th
Reg iments formed tic escort
HARRISBURG, June The appointment OF
VIM. NJ Meredith as Attorney General OF the
State, gives great satisfaction.
Two regiments move towards Chambepburq
from Lancasteftc-day. Ten regiments are already
there. These added 10 the five hundred cavalry
sent there Yesterday, make 10, CSC in round num-
bt e At that point.
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From Califernia

NEW YORK, June 2.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwsll, with 1919 go in specie
from California has arrived. Col Gutierrez had
been arrested at Panama. being respected Of dis
affection 20 Tue New Granadian COVER ment. It
was reported that Gen Mosquera had entered
Bogota and arrested the President. This report
was considered unfo1nded though Il wa not un-
likely TO occur. Two British subjects bad beea
murdered by the Peruvian authorities. One wss
suffocated, and the other starved to death In
prison, where he had been cast for killing a rob-
Der who attacked him.
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Trssp. I'm Route fer the Sea, Of War.

PHILADxLPHTA, June The First Maine Reg
iment and the Seventy ninth New York High
land Regiment, passed through here at seven
O'Clock this morning
sEcOND pEsPkrcH
The New York Highlander have arrived here
They took breakfast at the depot at Washington
street wharf, provided by citizens; then marched
to Broad and Prince to the depot. There was q
grand ovation along the route. The Maine resi.
ment was also provided with refreshments and
passed to the depot IN The cars
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The Vaiou Gun Complete

PITTsBuRG, June The monster Union
gun, recently cast at the Fort Pitt Works las
been completed, and is now being removed to the
Pennsylvania railroad depot, whence IL viii be
ttipped 10 Washington, and thence tn Old Point
Comfort; =-th 20 little delay as possible II 10 In
tended for FOrs.esa Monroe, and will be put in
position Immediately On rs arrival at that point.
The Union" is heavier than the Floyd. - and
will throw a ball between six and seven mics. IL
10 perhaps the heaviest piece OF iron artillery
manufactured, and the result of the experiments
which y is proposed to make with 10 will be
looked for wttS interest
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Railroad Accident.

CHlLLIcOTHE, Ohio, June On Thursday
night the train gong east, with the 22d Ohio
re- iment on board, was thrown from the track by
the breaking If an axle. George w. Ballow, OF
this city, was killed One Of the soldiers had his
thigh fractured, smother bis arm, and a third his
jaw broken. A number weIe also bruised and
lghtly wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03
Arrival from Furspe

NEW YORK, June 3.-The steamer Prince Al
bert arrived at ST Johns on Friday, with dates to
the 2lst Of May. The news brought by her 10
generally unimportant.
The Queen Of spain had signed decree for tie
annexation Of San Domingo
Cotton was steady. Bresdstufs steady Provi-
s,ons steady
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fseitrment i'm Missouri.

WARSAW, No, June The Union men nom
Pettis, Henry, Benton and Morgan counties, num-
bering 700 men, organized seven companies near
the Call Camp, on Tuesday, and fbrestened death
10 every secessionist in the Usage valley. They
have sent agent 70 Gen. Hafney for arms.
Great excitement prevails here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03
Troops for Wa,hingtsn.

NRw YORK. June "A Maine reg inent arrived
here It's mOrD ng, and were escorted to the Aston
House by the Sons Of Maine, who presented flag
20 tie regiment. They left by rail az O'Clock
fo- Washington. The New York Seventy-ninth
(Scotch) Regiment left here for Washington at 3
O'Clock
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The ,eSs,r,,sr, nat,ounI Guard.

BosrON, May 3I.-The Newburyport National
8hard arrived in this city st noon to-day, and
will leave for New York this afternoon. Before
their departure from Newburyport they were ad-
dressed by Caleb Gushing; who said they were
engaged In a glorious cause, aud their country
would come out Of Il brig bier than ever.
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Captures BIZ Southern PrIvaIeers.

Sr,LoUIs, June The New Orleans Piceyune
Of this NOR aIng states that prvateer Calhoun had
arri we'd there, towing three whaling brigs and
two schooners, whsers, with oil.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Death Of rusxe Deurta,

CHICAGO, June at ~ss supposed Yesterday
that he symptoms Of Judge Dougla,'s disease
was more favorable, but he died thi, morning AZ
nine O'Clock. The entire community 10 plsayeS
in the deepest sorrow.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Also
~ few single gentlemen, can obtain fine RI oms
on the first aid second floors, in eassnt location
and with exec lent Board Apply 309 F street, be-
tween nth and 18th SITS. few Table Bcsrders 60
oOmmodated. m 24-IIts
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Fart sumter 6arri.on Ordered on.

NEW Yokk, June captain Doubleday hss
been ordered TO Chamb srsburg, Pa, with the
two companies Of the Fort sumter garrison, now
at Fort Hamilton.
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NeuF Yerk Markets.

NEW YoRK. yu ne Flour 10 rather NOR &c
tive and stiII fayo o buyers Wheat 10 heavy aud
has a declining te rdeacy fOr un,sundi s5usd 70
un changed Corr 10 heavy and dfropnE Pork
duh and drooplng Lsrd squietahd uacha gea
Whisky 10 dull al SSc. --s..1 "a
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Subscription fer Jackssn's y. mily

MoBILB, June "A subscription has bern
opened here for the benefit Of the family OF Jack
son, the Alexandria landlord, who killed Ells-
worth. The amount has reached a thousand
dollars.
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Iowa Regiment, Orde. ed son .hwart

ST. LOUIS. June 1.-Two Iowa regiments,
CHARTERED al X eOi Nh. (McArtburS Il'inois volun-
t1ers,) are unirr orders to march southwark.
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LOCAL NEW s.

CrThough THKsfiR II printed on the fastest
steam press4n u.e south Of Baltimore, ia edition
10 n large az 20 require 1t to be put to press at an
early honr; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before 70 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
No. appear until the NEXT day. -
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LOST AND FOUND.
WANTS..

A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
Al, housekeePer would be willing to make her
sci generally usefuI has no direction to children,
and can give sat sfactory references, Terms mod
9 ate 367 H street, between Attn and sh. je SIT"
WANTED, FOR THE CASH IN kind, of
w SECONDHAND FURNITURE IN D.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Persons leav-
ing tha s,t5 or having surplus will do we'll 70 call
Ies 42s ssventh. between G ard st..
WANTED.-We are still In town, and want i'm
w medlataly one or two first class HORSE
SHOERS; also, two or three hrst-class Shoe 'ng
Helpers. who unde stand driving well. None hut
No. hands will be employed. Apply at DREDG f.
q IEVAUG RAMS Metropolitan n .rse -shoeIng
Establishment, southwest corner Of NIntsenth and
streets, Washington. je I-st'
INFORMATION WANTED AS TO THE
L whereabouts of Virginia G Malone. daughter Of
MIR. Samue Splcer. late of Warren county Va |;
when last heard of she was in Fairfax county, Va
Also OF Bushrod Spicer, 81 anton Spicer, and Chas.
above-named will be thankfully received by the
advert ser. Pleas e address ISAAC NJ. MALONE,
IN care of Major Sherman, Light COMPANY T., Sd
Artillery, Washington City, DC. m 81 ST.
WANTS-Personsd declining housekeeping. or
to dispose of, will do well to call at sig seventh
street, between ID and Z, as am buying at highest
cash prices. Also, old Brass, Copper, Lead, iron,
and kagsl
m 24-tf JOHN BONTZ, Agent
WANTED-SECON HAND FURNITURE
w Pers0ne declining Housekeeping, or having
asnrsss OF Furniture on hand can obtaIn the cash
and fsIf prlces by applying at 1863 Seventh st.
noH BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
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DIED,

On Monday. June Sd, at | O'Clock a. m, THOMAS
ChTt;N, IN the aSth year of mis- age.
his friends snu acquaIntances are respectfully
request to attend his fuperal, 10 morrow after
noon, at 3 o'clock, from his residence, near the
corner of Fifth and g SITS.
In this city, on the 20 instant, JOHN LAN6Ea
native of Der in, Prussia, in the 18th year of his
age.
Invited to attend the fuLerai, from No All sew
eEth ST. between g AID ii streets, tomorrow
morning at l0x O'Clock
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r. MILITARY BOOKS

II NIL ITARY BOOKS
Il RENCH & RICHS ITEM have lust received
large and complsts Assortment of Military BOOK
OF all kinds, which they offer from ten to 6fty
per ceat below the regular retail prIces.-in,
Tactics, complete, Sl.25 ~
tor"eS Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, a.
Gross's Military surgery, $50
Mahan's Field Fertilization and Outpost, each rs
haIdee's Tactlc:, cheap edition. go
Inc F0lrlers Guide, q complete manual and
the Home Suard Csc "e
The Hand Book for the U. g. Soldier, being .
taos, ESQ Wv
Also, Military Maps, Map of the Seat of War.
Charts, u uides 30 '''
FIsgs, badges and Medals of every description
Any ofthe above sent by mail free,
FRENCH kICHSTEIN.
ma rs 21S PonnSytyania
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NoyrcR.-Dlsrict Of Columbia Advertisements
90 sesnserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
n and forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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III The New "a
reIuarksbie decrease
the war commenced
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INQUEST morning, Coroner Woodward
held an inquest over the BODY of an infant AZ D.
posed to be mulatto, found in a chocolate box
wrapped in piece Of knit undershirt cotton
slip, and enclosed in a fine linen napkin, and
dressed. The head was mashed The iury re-
tnrned as verdict that they believed 1t was muir
dered BY some person or persons unknown, and
placed In the bushes or slashes in T street. where
Ii was found
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MAkRlED

On Saturday, June LIST, 1861, by the Rev. Dr. Hall,
A. The Chnr>h OF the Epi phaly, Mr.. TRUMAS
MIrCHEil., of Connecticut, to Miss LOUISA
+. q. BRANNhN, of this city.
On the 18th of May. In Georgat-wn H. C. nv the
Rev NJ Remck, Mr.. WILLIAM LOWER 10
Miss CECILIA GROVES, al of Georgetown.
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rE Post syn there ha -raa
Of crime IN "a d. A.Ns
ID. - l-f- r... E--lL
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DIsMLsssD.-LucenT psico and ohm Hawkins
(colored,) were arrested by ]. F. King, charged
win me larceny Of quantity Of clothing. They
were taken before Justice Dom but were Al.
missed for lack of evidence to prove the fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

TIE FrRE ZorAyRs, in scouting about in VIZ
gina, have discovered and seized sixty kegs Of
gunpowder and i've tons Of lead az hotfse about
Eve miles southwest Of Alexandria The party
seizing 10 was 30 small tina. they did not know
what to do with the prize, but finally tool away
all the lead and about half the gunpowder, in q
conveyance which they found, and laying train
~ safe distance blew up the remainder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

Yesterday says:
James b. sheridan, ESQ having peen elected
lieutenant colonel Of of the regiments of Chi
cage volunteers lately accepted by the President,
left on Thursday evening TO enter upon the re-
sponsible duties Of his position. His gallantry
patriotism, and fine abilities, will make him
most efficient officer.
"Before leaving, MIR Sheridan retired from the
management Of the Sunday Morning Chronicle %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

GOOD FOR OYs1 ER.-By the advertisement else.
where, II will be seen that Oyster (G;eo Al \ that
Napoleon OF brltter-merchants, is now supplying
his choice Philadelphia print at 25 cents per
pound! How be manages to do IL we can't begin
to guess; but the fact is So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

DBAD.-Mr. John S. Davis, who was 30 serious
ly wounded by the explosion Of the magazine of
the cap machine in the Navy Yard last Monday,
died on Saturday evening at his residence at the
Navy Yard. Mr.. Davis was an old citizen of the
Navy Yard, and was unive sally respected His
funeral takes place day
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR R d small FARM Of 10 acres on
Washington, it COT ains z small house with CON
Carriage house, a large cistern for rain water,
P Poac + Orchard: &c. AppJ to HENRY WIS.,,
292 Virginia avenue. iet-eo.t.
FoR RENT.A two7story frame HOUSE, on
rooms reI- sl2 so a month to a punctuf tens t.
Apply at 595, next door. eli It.
FOR RENT--The handsome RESIDENCE on
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Secrtetown. near tho HI hts; furnished W sas,
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1 the corner filth ard II street, CONTAINING ten
on street 5etssoa istS snd 18Th containing
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and f tS GI store on pennsylvana ayenu4 to rent
w H. WHtATLEY, No. Asa Pa. avenss, be-
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FOR RENT-Two or three ROOMS. furnished
scrber in healthy part Of GeoTse sUy No. 100 100
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near Jefferson; or on G street, First Ward WASH
hston. I'm H-lml ]. w. MYERS.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RuOMS-
H -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
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ASOh Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
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FOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
- new four story houses on Fourth ct hstyeer
and + sts., No. 3ss, fronting the City Hail
square Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
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40 LOuIsIana avenue. ma N anti
FOR RENT-The hns BRICK HOUSE NO
L 100 West St, Georg etown, az present occu
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MAPS OF TEE SEAT OF WAR.-A splendid
lVl Map of the Seat of War for only cents.
Also, Pocket Maps of all kinds.
S0ldiers' Camp Dressing Ca:es from 81 81 to SO.
Paper and Envelopes h
Flags, Banners and Badges. Views of Washing
ton, american and Foreign Magazines, Daily and
Weekly Papers.
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN'S
NalIOnai BOoASLDre,
m ~ lw (Intel. Il X epub.) PTS Pa avenue.
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SEE AND kNow.-We call the attention Of our
readers, particularly the Navy and Army ofacers
to the splendid assortment Of Munich and Frenc b
telescopes and spyg .asses. direct imported and
Tor sale by Mr.. n Semken, $50 PENNSYLVANIA
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CARRIAGES,
Il H r Subscriber having made additions 10 his
factory, making 1t now one OF the largest Ia5n 6,
IN the District, where his facilities fsStGS
LIGHT w. ICONS of all kinds cannot he snr
passed, and from his long experience in the bust.
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction
All kinds of Carriages and Light wagons kent
on haud ~f'
Al, REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW. ]. JOYCE
1877 oorner of Fourteenth And r ave
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Nh SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Of this city, who came
through by way Of Fairfax Court House, from
Richmond, asserts that only one secessionist wa,
killed At that point in the skirmish with U )
cavalry! The value of this information Is consid
erably weakened by the fsci Goat Mr. Williami
was equally positive on his arrival here that nc
rebel prisoners were brought away by the U 8
cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

THE CONNECTICUT BoYsIS THE FIsID-R,txrn
Of ths Ttcelfk Nsto York R,g'nrent About 1
O'Clock on sunday morning the First Connecticut
Regiment broke up camp near the Park Hotel
and marched over into Virginia 70 Roach's M ills
on Four Mile Run, about miles distant from
Washington, for the purpose Of relieving the
New York Twelfth, which returned to Camp
Anderson yesterday ate p. m. The Twelfth were
well pleased with their position In Virginia; had
soft grass 70 lie on, beautiful creek In which to
battle daily, and plenty Of rations They were
not at all satisfied az exchanging pleasant
camp for the hot comments In Franks in So uare
and hope soon to be ordered back again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

N II The undersigned bess to inform tire
~. -. public that he has on hand q age stock
Of MONUMENTS. TOMBS, HEADS TONES.
&c., at Baltimore ard Philadelphia prices. Also,
new sly OF Drawings oan be at the ard and
new style of Marble Mantels. Table Toos &c.
kept On hand. Brown Stone and Granite work
promptly attended to; WIN. BRADLEY,
ma w. e0Sm Pa. Az. ret tptt nd 10th sta
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SOLDIERS IN Row.-Saturdav afternoon
number Of soldiers got into a row Six ear
street, and one was badly beaten Ii all orr gi-
mated from whisky. The officers Of the Carl brldi
Guard, some Of whose men were in the fight,
hearing the noise ran around and ordered the
men 10 their quarters Policemen Coombs and
Teatman took two to the guardhouse, who Were
turned over to their officers. The alarm having
reached the quarters of the Garibaldi Guard, a
perfect stampede took place Of the men to the
scene Of action, their peculiar cry causing gen.
eral alarm around
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsK CAsEs.-Befors Justice
Donn The amount of crime has not been very
heavy since the appearance of the troops in our
mida. The serious ofenses are few, and the cases
Of corporation law violations are com pa ratively
less. From Saturday night to this morning, the
only cases were-W. McNeir, drunk and disor-
derby fine and costs, 80 Is Barney Barnes, in
sulting lady and gentleman; dismissed, wit.
nesses not appearing. Three or four soldiers were
taken up Intoxicated, and turned to their officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-03

The CITY PosT OFFICE Postmaster Clephane
has "a. ade the following removals and appoint
ments in the city Post Office:
Rsnlor.d-Andrew Hughes, VIM. A. Gritith,
Or Jacob Gardner, Patrick. Burma. George
Fletcher and Nicholas NJ. /. Ardella
Appointm.rtS-Amos Hunt, A. e. Richards,
william Pope, Joseph T. Hodgson, A c. Plant,
Nm 0ckatadt
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THE WARRENTON SPRINGS, Fauauier
i county, Va, will be openr d ON hs 18th A A
OF May. In the meantime a limited num- VEA0
Der OF visitors will be received. Terms of lG.HH
day; white servants three fourths; ana chIIdrsn
under 10 and over years, half price. Horses 80
cents per day. Address ROB'T HUDGIN,
40 y I'm WarreDton Springs, Va