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100000 GUARANTEE

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
BD z 2 EiN 3 Is ST.
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover much surface as 1876 pounds
Of other While Lead
EUCK' LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is tw ice as dura
bl as other lcada
BUCK LEAD.
Is whittier ard more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD
Is superior to the finest English White Lead for soft.
hess an5 beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior any other ZINC in the World for extreme
whtenes and brllianry
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
IL unrivaled for body covering properly so pounds
will do much pninIing IS pounds OF other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Has no equal for durability il wears twice az LONG
other Zinc Paint.
FRENCD RICHARDS e. co.
MANUFACTURERs,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
GIrFor sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CIIANGE "a HOCKN

Z Ia Y U z. Ut IIOI n %
On AZ: 4iIrr Monday ,Apl 81, 1861 ,
Trains tor hP accommodation OF
p.ssSo .cr, ,li. vtn as follows until
,rtuer Ld. e: iNihere not other
"a wIse n1;eo. aaI. y except Sundays.
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"incbester's Genuine Preparation"
Is THE ONLY HFurAprp

Torn of Dr. Churchilrs Rer,es,, r,r1 -. ,
= ,r -, ornllia Tho action or the Iyporlosi hits
.~otolD and specific irrca ing the princnle W.
l'S - NkRvots T1Rcz, aid they arc Tho NJ.
, ~ hLsoh-eiN ERATiSG AGENTs KN.wN Tic en- q
& Fa .e t1oercular condition is MMIlIATE. an Tt,r
. !. siN NIIoNs h.sAprEAiING Win KATIlrY vp,e n
ssEAir hlEVkioc4 Thsy liere tho cough. d;yio;S
s'!on, tFPoTs tho appetite orret darrhsra
fyt ,~ca,s, ebt's, and Jsrer ccase; te bowels
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
AuCtiOneering A ~ Real Estate
ASeMCy,

The undersigned would respectfully announce TO
the citizens of Delaware and ihe Eastern Shore of
Maryland, that he has opened in Dover. Delaware.
Real Estate gency for the sale of FARMS houses lots
or any other species of property. His acquaintance
with the people of the several States warrants him
in the assurance that all Real Estate entrusted his
will be speedily dis posed of in the most advan-
tageous manner. lie would also announce that, hav-
ing had more than twenty years experience III AUG
tiOneermg he will be pleased TO cry any sales of land
houses, stock goods anywhere the State that may
be rendered TO him. conscious that his services will
not fail to give satisiaGlnn II desired he will make
yertlse them to ths best advantage. lie will also
attend TO the collection of renls any evidences Of
debts. The best of reference will be gwen as to
character and qualification, faithfully attend and
account for all business which may be entrusted his
charge. Address through the Post Office, al the
hotefOl Capt Mullen, or his Office, Dover, Del.
y. +. RICHARDS,
jan3l-ly Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent.
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sOTt DcpOst
Planning Mill g. ash Factory

u OYt Deepest
Planning Mill g. ash Factory
We invite the attention ofa persons IN the city or
country, " hO contemplate the erection Of Dwellings,
Sarlls &c., TO extensive sleek OF Building Maze
rllS, N The rough and prepared Tor use ; namely:
Door AMI WINDOW FRAMES, (CIrcular q Pialn)
BLI%DS-F ENI rIAN AND PIvdr,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SAsHEs. CHASED and not Glassedl
WoOD MOCLuINGs,
HoT-BED SASH,
BKACkErS,
WOODEN NANTELs,
Newell PUsTS, .PurneGl
HALLASTERS, tIuTueIi
Barn NENrILATsRS,
WINDOW Glass,
Builders HARDWARE.
S.SH FIGHTS AND CORDS, -
HAND RAILING,
ChrRcu PEws. WooD TUBE FOR CHAIX Pump.
Also-DRESSEU FLOORlNti:
WHITE Pine. NoRwAY PINE, YELLOW PINE AND
HEMLOCN, (wet seasUned)
Particular attention gIveA to the shipment
OF materials to all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
| CYAN of the above we offer as low as the
! lowest, for the cash, or approved pa per.
! A III orders by mail o. otherwise, attended tC
with promptness, by holland & CO.,
] novS Port Deposit, Md.
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T Z Z Z 4 e 9
DR.. ESENWEIN'S
Tar & Wood Naptha Pectorol

Is the best Medicine in the World for the Cura oC
CoUGns and Coins, CRoUP. Bronchitis. AsTIv,
DIFFICULTY IN BREATHING. pALPITATIoN or
THE HEART DIPrHEnIA,
And tor the relief Of Patients in the dvanced stogos
CONSUMPTION. together with all diseases 1C The
That and Che stand which predsposes to Consump,ion
U particularly adapted TO The rad alton of Asthma
1BeIng prepared by prarlIca PHYSICIAN and DRUu.
GlsT aid one Ol grca. experience in the cure oC Tho
VarIons diseases Io Which the Human Frume is Iinbr
It's offered To the afflicted with the gr alesr conf;
dence. "
Try u and nc convinced thOlt is invaluable in the
cure Of Bronchial affections. Price 80 cis ne h,i r'
ESENWEtN'S AROMATIC BALSAM. a verv vol
uahe remedy iot DarrhGa. Dysentery, Cholera Mo,
bus anh all Bowel affections. Try it, Price d ccn,.
per hottie. I '''
~ The above Medicines are rrepared md a"lp =
Dr.. A. ESENWEIN AZ co '!
N. w corner 9th and Poplar sis Phiadeioh;o
STSoLD by every respectable Druggist nnd Deaie,
IN Me iclne throughout the Sinles inSi a.
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DR.. J. E. CLAWSON

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully otEs,s
his professional service, in ali lie brsnchS.
the community. "
VI OFFICE and Residence, on Main st,so,
opposite the Upper Hotel,' ''" '''SS''
Aug, 26, 1857,
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EFFECT or TIE REMFnY

II on the o1-liess appearance Of thcsc .irp. ~
NS1A"mption, the patient takes daily Gbovt ,,
Erains OF the IzPoPlLOsPa.T1s no wi!I u.ysl.v
= 9 thsn' a. disappear in period varyiu- fror,
%" "eeAs TO isw MONTHS and by rontinui.r IL,
seensiohai use Of the EezcSr. T.. y5y1T1.sS-Tr,
III fIND EINSELF II Tu2 LlJo7Lr-r-T CT
sOCA HEALTH as HE. PE=EAPs IIAE HE.vI;,
KNOWN N HIS LIFE HEFOREo
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l srNew Cattle Acconmodauon discontinued uItt
arther notice
| Passengers bv Cycu,u, Trains between Baltimore
nd Delaware Railroad >pcud ni1hi at " timing
on and proceed day by giNItS notice 10 CvhGGc-
Or and procuring stop over Check.
B.,th 'rraits gong Nutih MIKE close connections
n New York. s.G. SEWALL, Jr.,
| Supt Eel bai!r1at.
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ALLEN & NEEDLESS
lMPRONEI STANDARD
Super-Ph0aDnaGe as EIissse,

Foe old established article constant use BY thousands
NJ Farmers ani Planters for anumber OF years pasI
PxIos, S45 per 2O10 lbs. [2t els. per pound )
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GEO. T.. STisADLEY,
Practical Boot, Shoe & Cater
MANUFACTURERS, OPPOSITE FOX.
WELLS HOTEL, SMYRNA, DEL.

~sSav Tho subscriber takes this method OF imGormino
20 his friends anil tn" public generally thai he
still continues to manufacture those inimIla HE
Boots, Shoes and GalIers for Ladies' and Gen.
temen. for which he has, for number ofyears heen
Justly celebrated, and would say, those who NAV wish
my article in line shall have il as cheap as eon
ne hal IN any other establishment in the State AZ
or it, style and durability he give abundant re-
ference ifrequisiie.
On hand. large assortment: Of Boots, Shoes and
'ialters. tthe lowest possible rates. Patent Leather
Boots made IN superior style, and warrented b. m =
Particular attention plid TO Ladies Caters and other
Shoes which shall be gotten up in style not
bv any,. .."-t
NJ B-Repairing tf all kinds done at reasonah hla
rates ITNo charge for calling and eraminina the
work aRd ande nqulrn jni4Iv
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GUL "a &A GBo

e. - ~[A q BS
PERUVIAN. Received direct from the Government
Stores War. gRi,d Pure
ICHABUE Thus : ihe old Ilshoued Feathery GA
ano. imported direct.
ALLEN & NEEDLES NEW FERTILIZER
The low price ana suoror quality tais lerui!zer
. fast brI Iging It into general use
PnicE, $40 per COCO Us. a. cts. per lb)
BONE DUST Button ~ .rcrs "a. Zone Dust ans
IiKOC>U 34NEs.
LAND PI ASFER. Warranted ,urc; N barrels.
liberal deduction made 10 dealers "a all The above
kriicies
NB-We have large number Df Diplomas fal
Prem iums awarded by the various Aericutu SocI
BITES. which SJd ue~ieI In call and cNanine.
ALLEN 81 NEEDLES,
IS3 South Wharves and IL S,uyl EuieF 81 frat Store
hove Chestut, PhIladephu ebI4-3rn
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THE RYPOPNOSpHIrEs

" "TAs CURE OF CONSUMPTION, even I'm tho
Second and Third Stages tat period, therefore.
when there caa = 6ouIt rs to the nature OF
- biaea-el j. the EILE. whi!c r:.ATIl Is TIE
LACEPIICS.5 . ~ L z or seys I,r {,
" la: they VII prove not only a. SURE T:,:
E1f In CCNSt = Ei-1C', - CrInIne !. Ia Inter.
saitteHt Fever, SG; $50 a. c:-cc!ueI n TEsEs:...
EAIIFF- r. Vaccination l.. Small r'ox.y
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a FAIR TRIAL IS a oEpTAIE eUrr :

50. BIN ARE Of Bogus Renledies advertised a. r
Cssrchils, aud all other SVylNiIyti I'M, re %
e.ers OF their means, Lore refas,s lime and hasten
.a Nhself' write TO mefor CIIsCULAf.s, and for
VI. Churehills Treatise on Consumption,
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
DO You XNOW IT2

coHSCNpT7ot Is tt: NOT F.TfI =cCT-rGr q
MANKIND II his b, - t.1y rc-r-dot as AZ M -
BIZ sALADYfsyF ever Tviv.1 atg.c.-. " me .t-t
q Ia trAal> ttHpTn T1s - says i.-. tIUr0UIrL az.
MORE IHtN ,.NE E.!F CE III. IT, All IT rot
I.NTloS fn7s ;C.T a coz g: .,.. II ~ -
lHSEAs!-" Wt2ta sai C1IaIs. lazy Z LIS boa ~
Sf5clcv g tn Ile-.i~c ~
ihs brilliant . ~ # T- Cl-,,-cb voa1c 10 ,1,a
Imperial Academy Of Medic .c cf ia-is his ,-gy. n
ts.a0is og Z the v"r,'. - lie vs.. Il t.s n.,y
S=d porc-fal rcs Gt 1-e1t known to L.raistry a
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= - = - : = -: 80 .s-l5xS-s;.:-
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= l'o hot conf0und tbs Itemofy with the Fn-ealed
Food - and particularly aveia al rrcpa.a-
tsis geo tning iroa which Is p4SGEzors as C.dliatr
o.. MhiSh las no CT GAItt I PReFIRTT wHkTEyER.
. Sca by the most respectable Druggists th- onehoUt
" 9itrd states aud British lrovinces and Whoicsas
Ms ~A a. ne 0enerai hepot in the United States by
J. wIscEEsTER, &c john Street, N. Y.
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EAaLIEsT sleNa ce ccwsurprior.

- ta'l's : Ca Illl.I : =. - . .-tI--
tarfng, re- Il fTUt..., or 81 - l.cy-.,J Inn, n ~
p'tson l7Ei-s 70 60 h.s I'm, s-s,L; =, al ~
tPpeuie, II D; scfias f-un sior.r..- g. m T.,
sts1tesstaess, and ezi'riercCs @..etal f,.r9..-
f-i0r and rTcFtcq1, a. f.t; = -. r, .JI
- IS etfra,y Frrii p''.d ., he lint. II tn,
~ ~ gn,pttns be aided en- h. howcv r s,g: . ra-ts.gy
& :. hss Sone ne on so'' y. uf .gri. tl9 fsir e,..
I'D I-.OlAB!llII y l..AIl.I II 1 - h...-- =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20
Frsm jefferson CITY.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, July I7-There was
Yesterday night at point someS where between
GeCrgetown ard Sedslia, between tue secessl on
Guards under Captain MONT omery. The uone
Guards had some men KILLED. MagofnnG loss
10 reported al three killed. IL was Oniy slis ht
* rmlse, and Magottn retreated Immediately 90
Ills farm, siI miles northwest Of Georgetown. He
Is encamptd there with seven hundred men, but
still more are going 10 him in small lots In
syracuse greateTcitsment prevails, ana the UniOn
nen tnere apprehena DANCE
We have relisole news from Galloway county
HarrisS forces have been very much eXs gerstsd
He has no more than so men with him. and 10
encamped thirteen miles north Of Fulton. The
combined Federal forces will probably reach hi IN
by tomorrow morning, and give him the choice
between a battle and destruction, or Uncondi-
tional surrender
A Mr.. Bruch. a school teacher here, has been
arrested for melting the sOldsr OF the garrison
mutiny. lie has been sent 70 BoonViue to be
brought before a court martial
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GEORGETOWN.
CorrssyonSsaos Of The STAY.
GRopar,ovx

GEoRsETowN, July 20, 1851.
An accident occurred here yesterday afternoon
ABOUT O'Clock, nv which Jacob Shoemaker host
itt Tor the Union Line OF omn ibUssRs and men,
per on TIE Darlington Home Guards, Cart God
uu, Isteiv mustered out Of service) was seriously
I.yuru taPpears thst frsctious team Of hors-s
s'dcneo 70 an omnibus Of the Union Line, started
otun on from near the MAYORS Office and Shoe
maker In attempting To stop them was knock, d
down ana the wheels passed over his legs No
bones are broken but he received some severe cuts
and bruises. He has a large family denende a
on him for support. The horses co1tinpfd ,heI,,
career until they reached TENNIS corner R,tdgs
ard High when they came into contact with an
Iron lamp post which was shivered into fragn.pt,
piece Of the iron pierced the head Of one OF m.
horses, killing him instantly. No damage was
done to the coach.
The Carringt ton Home Guards, Capt. Goddard
when mustered out Of service Were allowed TO re-
tain their muskets, and that mpany 10 now the
only one here armed and equippe
Can your corporate authorities be Induced 10
mend their ways" and II 50, will they look TO
the Coz d ton OF the west terminus Of NJ street
near Bridge-street bridge! or the vast number
OF vehicles which pass daily between Wash ing
ton and Georgetown, all the private carriages and
light wagons travel the street named and It's
present condition is disgrace to the Federal Me-
ropOlis.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Another Engagement Between the F.der.l
ersoPs aBo a Pc tIea OF wts.'s Rrtx,d.-
Anethrr Masked Battery-1he F,dersI
Retire


ersoPs aBo a Pc tIea OF wtss's Rrtx,d.-
Anethrr Masked Battery-1he f,dersI
1Fosfs Retire.
CINCINNATI, July ls-The Ksnawhs correspon-
dent Of the Gazette Saw:
% the morning Of the 18th, Gen. Cor ordered
tue 18TH Ohio regiment, two com OF tb- 2lst
and two guns OF the Clevel md artillery, and the
Iverton cavslry 10 reconnoit-r a supposed masked
battery near the mouth Of Pope creek
On reaching the creek, four miles from Gen
Coxh headqu they discovered the enemy to
the number Of 500, strongly entrenched on Year
cy fHiu, with a masked battery ana fro N q log
house
The fre was promptly returned, and our men
after nring forty rounds crossed toe creek and
slenced the battery, but our ammunition giving
out, we were compelled 10 retire Ose goo u
the masked battery was Afterwards remouneed
aud open'd Ere Capt Allen and Lieut. Pc ne
oy OF the 2lst Ohio, and two Others were killed
sixteen were wounded and three are missing
Col Norton, Of the 2Ist Ohio Regiment was
also badly wounded and taken prisoner The
,'"nfederates were commanded by COknel Temp
kins.
Col. Woodrug and 1t Col. Nef Of the LIST
Kentucky, and Col. Dsvaliers, Of the IIth OHIO
regiment, left Gen. Cor's camp on the I7th
Nofbing bad been heard from them st the last
accounts, and IL supposed they are either Killed
OF taken pTisone.s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
GONE roBULL RUv-rHEoR.N avn
ALEXANDRIA RAILROk0
Special Telegram % the St,rn

ISPtO4aI IcIektam 70 the SUI
ALEXANDRIA, July % Last night Secretary
Cameron, accompanied by Thcs A Scott, E,o I,
che Departments railroad manager and Colonel
cu'lom Ian aid TO Gen Scott, went 10 Bull Run,
travelling by rail between Alexandria ana sang.
rer's station, 10 or ~ mills out from Alerandr,..
II took Col scott's Crhoms, A 's) nen but littl.
while to clear out the distinctions 10 the u.. Of
the o A. Railroad which the enemy bad ma /.
for that distance. At that rate Of repsiring "a.
work, our Army can have the use Of IL a. fast a,
il advances, IL they can guard Il I'm their rear.
To-day, large Quantities Of munitions, army
stores, &c, are being transported TO ssngsierS
station from here in that way-by the railroad
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Arrival of rh. CuIif,rp,a EXyr..

FoRT KEARNEY, July 1O-The Calf Wnia pony
express witt San Francisco al vices 20 July 4 has
arrived. Sslrd on the lst inst steamer 81 L.suis,
York sIU3,UOO f.r England AID SIS 90 for Paus-
ma-total 81 ,OO9 500.
August'n Smith. late Navy Agent at San Fran
cis~o, I'm banding over his ofh 20 bis successor,
gave expression 20 secession prOclivitits lament
ing ID & the amount Of money In his possession
was toe Insignificant 20 mr. he IL worthy Of being
Transferred o. bis native Stale Of Vrgisit. Smith
is son Of Extra Billy 4" He carries all the boz Ks
of with him, ieaYing his accounts In an inex,ri.
cable confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20
BOARDING.

BOARD AGRNOV.-Msmb ers of .nrres, m
~ hcers Of the Army, Strangers and Citisens can
obtain Board or Rooms, furnishes or unfur Ished,
In eilslble location, at pTIc to suit nv appyins
~ the Bosrd Agenoy, Washing on BuiI ing, room
81 n9rneL PennsylSanla av anu Seventh st. ID.
FRASER STILES. PropTisturs Of genteel bead
ing houses, BY leaving their aPpi stions az above
car be supplied with hrst-oiaSs bosrders on snort
notice. je - eotf
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Gen Tyl-r's CsIHm" again iE Rstion-Th'
flrtt Battery at Bull Rus AbaEdsAed bI
the Confederate Troops

CENTERvILLE, July 10, nOon.-General Tyleris
column has commenced moving. The troops
have Just formed IN line. The Massachusetts lIt
U r. simpson, Of Company n. First Massac hui
setts Regiment, was one Of the nrst wounded in
the affair Of YESTERDAY, and died this morni az +.
he was buried by his friendS
IL has been sSceTtained that the Confederats
troops abandoned their FIRST battery beyond ecu
tervilie, at Butl Ruu, before tae Federal troops
retired LAST night
Tie loss on our side proved 10 have been com
paratvely small. Some ere missing, supposed 70
have struggled away or been TAKEN prisoners
Thirteen prisoners captured BY the Federal
troops are now on their way TO W sshington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

BosToS, July ls.-The Twelfth Massachusetts,
regiment, Colonel Fletcher, visited the city this
afternoon from + ort arren They Were escorted
to the common by the second battalion Of infantry
where they were reviewed by Governor Andrew
and staff, and immense crowd Of citizens.
After the review a rich and beautiful standard
was presented 10 the reg ment, Edward Everett
making the presentation address, which was re-
spOnd-d 20 by Colonel Webster. The regiment
Is uniformed from tie United states army pattern.
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DIED,

Or the 10Th instant. after short and painful i'll
ness, Il the l0t" ar of hsr age, INEZ Youngest
d.rslter Of VIII an L. and Lucy A. Dres
TIE ire ds IF the fIm'l, respec fully invited
g Att nd her funeral, On to TorrOw CSuTdayD af-
tern OF. SoolooE, from the residence of her pa
rentI 81 9 f street.
On the l tn instant, HOWARD r. CnOMEs,
infant son ~ samuel and Mary Coomss. aged Z
years da,s
De, ovard, thou hast left us,
We thy loss m u de ply feel,
But tits g ID hat hath beI # us
He can a our snrrovs Al
The fuasT'l will take place at o. look this g. +
uTda- sfter"Onn.f m g 'esd nee % his rsreuts
No 4l6 iwelfth st. The friends Of the family re-
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Prem PelshcslH

LOUISVILLE, July IA special dispatch from
Pensacola 20 the Mobil" Reg ist, dstrd July h
saws Captain ClintOn's Montgomery Mounted
Rifles fred on the launch Of federal steamer neal
East Pass this morning, killing several men, In.
Guiding the commanding of1cer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20
TIE POSITION OF yoHN,ON's ARMY
ON THE NIGHT HEFORE LAsf.
@PecIal TrleQrnm fo fhs Sfar

I FNSIoI ItIektdul % Ils SUI
SHARLEsrowN, Va, June I9-Up o. shutdown
iast evening Gen. johnson had taken no steps
that looked like further retreat in the direction
OF Manassas Junction. He was then resting with
bis army between Winchester and |, point nv.
miles on the road between Winchester ana s,,,.-
burU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

CoueHs.-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and AsEhn1atie
Affections. Experience having proved that simp Q
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
tek-n IN the early STAGES of the disease, recon- sc
should at once be had to BYoIsr'S BreHehial
ISocaeS," or LoZenges let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltaton OF the TnrOat be ever slight, a. bg this
precsuticg more serious attack may DO efecsnal J
varded oil. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efectual for Gearing and siren thenIns the
voice. See advertisement do i-lT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20
LOCAL NE w s.

Though THI STAR h printed on the fAssest
sssam pres In south Of Baltimore, In edition
D. % large 10 require It to be put 10 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should he
sent In before ia O'Clock m; otherwise they may
Dot appear until the NEXT day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

NoTio,.-Dissrict Of Cclumbis Advertisements
% be inherited In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
1t and forwarded nom THE SrAR once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20
A SuspIcisus-Lseki q s1sn-sf-war In Della
WAR HnN

LEwEs, July IS "A large side-wbeei maR-rf-
war, bark-rigged, has just gone up the bay. Her
name 10 unknown, aud she has no Dag displayed.
Her appearance has caused considerable e1cite-
ment here, as many believe her TO he privAteyr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

GREEN CORN, IN CAMS PETITE Pols;
Preserved Fruit, ef many varieties; Conseryrd
aings-, tCsntonD AnEeligue; Fresh Msck eTei and
cans; ssrdines; Brandisd Fruits; Crosse &if3iscf-
wslRs riokiss sauces, GsPs5s Olives, 90. For
ms Corner Vermont ~. and l5th Il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

READER. Aave you seep Prot. Woods advert! So
ment IN our paper. ReS 1t; it will interest you.
81 D-e0ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

MusrERED Our.-This morning, Capt McClel
lands comp ny Of District volunteers was mus
tered out Of the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

TWENTY TOUR MEMBERS Of Col. Butterheld' ;,
(l2th } regiment arrived here yesterday, be
lug Ill and unfit for active service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

COMPANY Of 100 men cavalry Of the State
re- Inc nj, N V, TODAY muster d into service
for three months This is tho same com pany that
arrived In this city day two since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20
FOR SALE AND RENT.

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#, Ss Or, goods store and Is s now ted up
I. A NEWMAN. jyls St
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II TO LET In al parts of the oiiy PariIcuisT
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The sbse1Ce Of the owners Kents Collected. Is
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and Seventh st. iy l. eotf
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