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RADWAY . 90,
No. IS JON L NJ


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yiru nom healthy iDhntA, In Dramatically ssslol
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MEDICINES.
''TAEr 60 Roar 10 THE sPoT. {"

INSTANT RrLwI ror xouR yoouaui
PURIFY roUR BRRArHi
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FRICH or CASE.

rRICn or CASE.
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WAY. New Hsrk.
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hAhAOADS.
1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TaR
WEST,
VIA
r. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
HET YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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NOTICE TO PAssEHoExx IN Lv

= Pool 1Eo Lsr<oas. A psrsons engaging Pc,
os abn" ports are sros deceived b. The sSssi
dats L. oorree.iy irseTtsn N tha aakaA ia az,
COT ALL yttbln two dAHr 81 tia OATS roantSon.T q
tiekot, tie bcifor u ensiiisd 10 reosIys 10 o.
hny esrpenshnou And full beard FaT 1920
ahsAsi,'nS nsisess Arp,y 70 ~ ocesnsteh 4
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IQU0R sroRK FOR sAIn-ONx on
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.OLD BLACK sTAR LINE

OLD BLACK STAR LINE
~ SOY LIEEhPOOL PACKETg
Psfesge nom or 10 LivtuooI BY Es loiiovin.s
olafs paekst smI q, SAILING or he
9Th and 24th OF each Month,
Adelaide, CaltiV aior, Ro.otn..
auHIanG Cyhosure, Jsha Bra
Relic Woodos Chancellor, ThJnnkpuI
briosewst~rt Couetitutirn. UniVmua
DRAfrs ON TIE ROYAL BANKS
on Ireland, UATu BArKmo Co, And ALE PAnt
EseI.AHD AED SooTIArn
blT S4As'1l9 WILLIAMS 4 QUIoN. ~ Pultou.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN l
~ NEW YORK AND lIvARPooIA !
h SnS1Rs And smharkina p~ssensas at oUnHD
IN. nvsspsoI New York and Philsd.,ph,. ma,
ship CcmIAnv intend disRAtahiDg tSair fali pe,ro
glyde built Iron Etaemsllps a. iolioWS-
XtIsaUF WAbHlh0TON...," .....,.....Stm :,
CiTY OF BliTi;iinotRn., ''''.''.'' "a Ast
md On every Saturday, q moon. ifsm Pisr a No.
FIRST S1biai : Tsys: ;;;:::::'::..'s q y
a. re- ;,,ii,..;x.:.'''''''''eSS g
mse Return Tickets, Sood for
r.s.snSsr. iorv.Id:d /: Psii:. Hsvrs asSb..
Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, kc.at rsiussd tsrof
,,Is yops wiships to bring gu, tAslr friends San
Ecr tarts:s insom.iasu. apply q, the oOup.L.
.,...,.. JOHN .. DALE, AEsnt.
moh1ul 10 broGdSAy, II ! /.
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THoMPSoN's BLACK STAR LINR-iII
LiygPeoirThs txokIsloR, X Pier 81 ~
o. sa oa L ar y1y 30 fI gAs.ses ne
apply 1t the stiiee, sIo Peal St. IVA Slsssi0i
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CHEAP PASSAGE TO LIvERPOC'
-s.illns ship COLUMBIA, ,sils ths YIN n I.
ttoI pcs,sges apply on bosyd, pier ~ East az.
70 1Aoob WILSON, los South 81 Uis
EIhST sHIPS FOR LONDOE ANDt
a ool.-The splendid ship VOBKTOw5
- B., for Or dor, sale Saturday, vnly QTtl
CONS Tine, pier 10 K. X, for Liverpoo, /,
IN few days. PAAsensers taken Ia srcnier
reaIass p,ieas. For passage, app 70 THft
fOCHE, 81 etuth ct. yeS sssi
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We nishi add page q hatsnsuis. bua thass vm
saanoa. Persons wishins FOG farthss Oyidsnss On
have u ~ sAlIlnS 81 Ne Depot. -.
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ERkAr BARaAMB-
=, t.; IS. ; z :::s Z 1881 &s;r;ss N&s w
80 10 =
AstAlSAa Hsx ~ - 90.
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RpaULAR BOAT 10 rHEi

S1xAMKR MKTAMoRA--roR
~ Hastinss, Do,bs Fsrry, nv.ch n d.
s,aS, and Hsvsrvtr.v, iesvs. pier - n.
= a n and 40 p. n, stoppins a A
eoth q q ths q N. trip each way on,
Ttp o. FrsdsyN an Sing slas o,1 a;pe trt-
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rRIoH OF rue. esSS.
OINTMENT. 80 on.
= nhsrAi discount mas 10 Fhyulslaas. DuaasluA
~ WAsssAis ~ RstAA DsaAss ssaEszlN
TERMS NvARABLv 0AsA
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EoR uAlR SCOTT, .
rs s..,.t ..4 ~ "a ss.l as'ss:f. ~
$500. ssss a.;. ,.ne Az III Eoa sSs s1s.
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ExUUEmuHs-fH1 gTkA
.s.-! 80 8: s... -, s,v NY a.
ssssis7-." No os''s' . s'ssas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-20
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

GEoRsETowN, June 20, 1851.
The First Regiment Of hiassachusett volunteers
(from Boston) marched through our streets yester-
day, accompanied by large train Of horses and
wagons. 1t Is a large and splendid body Of men,
and their marching and general appearance would
have done credit to veterans They came here
fully equipped and provided for In all respects;
nothing 1t seems was overlooked, and they own
the fine wagon train with the stout horses which
accomp any them. The regiment is encampsd d.
rectly east OF the great reservoir Of the w ashing
ton aqueduct, about mile and half above here
There are now nearly 900 troops In the vicini-
ty OF the Chain Bridge, comprising the First
Massachusetts, and Second and Third Michigan
regiments, and Col. Towers command of District
volunteers on this side of the bridge. and Major
Hollingsworth's command Of District volunteers
on the Virginia side. The camps can readily
communicate with each other. The Third Mich
igan regiment is encamped near the defensive
works at Camp Jim Davis, overlooking the
bridge. We saw the regimental drill yesterday,
and military men present say that the regiment
exhibits wonderful proficiency, considering the
short time many Of them have been drilling
The defensive works at and near the bridge are
making rapid progress towards completion, and
the men knowing the efficiency of artillery, work
cheerfully to make their position a strong one.
The band Of the Thirteenth New York regi-
ment serenaded many Of our citizens last night,
playing in excellent style patriotic and senti-
mental airs, not emitting the inevitable "Dixie. ;,
The officers Of the Eighth Regiment Of d. c.
militia were drilled by Adjutant VIM. winship,
at Forrest Hall Armory last night, and will have
weekly drills hereafter, we understand.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, June le.-Seversl secession volun.
teers rom this city have returned from the Con-
federate army. They represent the health Of the
troops good az Norfolk and Richmond.
regiment has been ordered from here TO
Columbus. XIV to protect nion men there from
the depredatiOns Of secessionists The Unionists
bad applied 10 Gen. Prentiss, az Cairo for protec
tion.
The Bulletin quotes from the Memphis Ava
lsnche ss follows
awe proclaim war and invasion against the
n orthwest 70 the knife. Kentucky will extend
10 us a passage through her territory for our
armies. We will not say anything at present
about secret information we possess OF fornida bic
combinations Of good and true men In OHIO
Indiana and Illinois, to overthrow the Lincoln
dynasty, who are only awaiting our arrival 20
rise up and crush their opPressorsn
The Frankfort Woman ssys that Governor
Harris, OF Tennessee, las pledged MS faith in
writing to Governor Magofnn, o! Kentuc Ky that
no troops shall cross Tennessee for any purpose
unless by invitation or permission OF the ken-
lucky authorities
The Evening Telegrs ph contains advices from
81 Louis, which say the people Of that State will
rise and slaT those Of the Home Guard who re-
Gently Hired upon the people In that city. 20 also
IL 81 600.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th says the
commander Of the u :. ship Niagara, at avans,
compelled two southern vessels there TO haul down
the Confederate flag, and adds: " Let him be
mem bered-let his hated ship be driven from the
waters or sunk beneath them-,rs are fxIng sp
SoH1eihtHg which we trust will do one thing or
TIE other" The same paper says the steamship
Sumter will be ready in few days, but she
cannot get over the passes the suggests that
GO the Lincoln government 10 purchasing steam
boats, the object Of which being the trsnsporta-
ton Of soldiers South, would Il not be well for the
Sumter and McRae % repair 20 Memphis.
special Richmond dispatch 20 the Picsyune
says: The veil Of secrecy has been removed from
the proceedings Of the Convention The vote
the ordinance OF secession, April 18th, was-for
secession -, against S. On the lsth inst, itwss
signed by 81 members onlyn
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Movements Of the Army in Western Mary.
land

HA6ERsrowN. June l9.-rhe forward move
ment Of the U. ). Army across the Potomac,
which was recalled, occasioned much excitement
on Monday night, and set the whole army In
motion, but IL soon subsidized. The subseouen,
orders to advance originated In a report that Gen
Johnson, Of the Confederate army, was advancing
from Winchester with heavy force towards
Martinsburg, which proved TO be unfounded
Three brigades are encamped at williamsport
and two at this point.
A number Of troops are now under marching
oEdeTs but their destination cannot be telegraphed
messenger named Hamilton Downs, whilst
conveying orders 20 Col Dares brig ade 10 recross
the Potomac, on Monday night, was shot by q
sentry accidentally. He isstiil living. and strong
hopes are entertained OF his recovery
A private in Captain Bells company, named
Blair, was shot accidentally whilst on the march
from Williamsport last night, and died instantly.
There were two frings upon the federal pic kets,
whilst south Of the river resulting In the capture
of supposed spy. lie 10 still Ia custody. No
federal officers or privates were hurt The fede.
raj cavalry penetrated to within four miles Of
Winchester.
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From Westerp VIRGINIA.

GRAFTON, June ia man reached here TODAY
from Richmond, after long and tedious journey
through the interior OF the State. He reports the
general impression along his route, and claimed
on reliable information that large achievements
for the Confederate army would be sent into West
ern virginia Immediately. They were pressing
all the men into the ranks.
report was brought here today that ex- Con-
gresham Gsrnett had superseded Col Porterteld
In command Of the Confederate troops and was
then at HuttonsviIle, about 60 miles from here ~
was also rumored that Governor Wise was about
strengthening the forces at that point
The rumored march on mberland. by way Of
Romney, is ascertained 10 have been fei Mt move
men', their destination being evidently further
west.
Col. Wallace, with the Eleventh Indiana Reg
Iment, Is still at Cumberland. No movement OF
United states troops from this point Is yet indi-
Gated
GRAFTON, June Is-The Confederate forces
from Romney burnt the railroad bridgeover New
Creek, % miles west Of Cum berland early this
morning, and marched on 10 Piedmont FIVE miles
further west, which place they now hold.
The telegraph wires east Of Piedmont were cut
by Confederates. Their number is variouslv es-
timated at from two to four thousand Notice
was given OF their approach to the town and the
citizens were preparing TO leave when our inform
ant left. All the engines belonging 10 the Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company Were fired nm
and sent west to Grafton
The greatest excitement prevailed company
OF Citizen soldiers who were guarding the bridge
are reported 20 have been fred upon and killed
On the approach Of the secessionists the Pied
mont operator closed the telegraph office and fed
and We have no means Of ascertaining what dam
age Is being done. Communication by railroad
between this place and Cumberland 10 now cut off
GRAFToN, June l9.-Information thought 10 be
reliable says that 500 Confederate troops are in
the neighborhood Of Beverly ard Phintpi, and
that an attack viii be made on the latter place
There can be no doubt but that the Confede-
rates in WesteTn Virginia have been largely REIN
forced, and soon grand movement is conten-
plated. The Federal troops will be equal TO any
emergency, and large achievements will prob
ABLY reach here in a few DAYS. force sufficient
to guard the Cheat river bridge has been sent for
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Important from kausss.

LEAvENwORTH, June IS-Governor Robinson
has Issued proclamation calling on all good citi-
zens to organize into military companies. He
says Missouri having declared war against the
federal government, Kansas is liable 20 invasion
by the seceuionitts. He says or two infantry
corps will be sworn into the United States service
for three months
The second Kansas regiment, in camp at wvsn-
dotte, has been mustered in Capt Johnl com
mand will be organized as an independent COM
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Gallant Conduct Of q Maryland Guard n
Piedmont-Sacrifice of Life-A
To

'RAFToN, June 0.-The rebels occupy Pied
mont-4 600 strong.
guard Of forty Marylanders, from Cumberland
under Captain Riley, were stationed atthe bridge
with one piece Of artillery, and me: the rebels
with raking fire, moving them down like grass
This action continued until all the gunners were
killed. and the brave little band cut TO pieces, two
only escaping.
The rebels suffered terribly
Lieut.. Col Thompson, OF the Confederate army
was captured by scouts near Philnppi.
Col. Kelly, who was wounded at the rebel de-
feat at Grafton, is slowly gaining strength.