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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

MOTHER Goose TO BEAURgGARp.
Little boy Beaureea ard, blow your horn,
Our ships hold your cotton, our meadows your corn
Were 10 the cash your bold rebels to pay?
s-fe In our bank-vaults piled away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

~ II The epdersiSned bees 20 morn toe
u M0NUMENTs,. TOMBs, HEADS ZONES.
Dc, a. Bapmore and Philndelphis pnoes. Also,
new style Of Me-bls Msntels. Tahle Tops de-.
kept IN hand. Brown Stone and Grants vorS
promptly attended 10, VIM. BRADLEY
ma ls-eoom Pc av. ret Dft end 18Th sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

81 FRENCH RlCHsTEIN
kAAVE Just received fresh supply Of Note Pa
per, Colored Beraers, ruisd and plain. With En-
veiopes 20 match Also, riag Paper Of ali kiLds,
VIZ And with1 cut Notes.; E1yelopsto match.
large assortment of Stationery,
New YoIt Paper. received daily; Papers from
FRENcH = RIcHsTRIN,
mas - 21s Penn auense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LIST ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
zIFLY TIE REAEDY

1Es OICH NV HkNLTTfs
EIiend. do you suffer! Are yoE the victim Of any
or THOSE numerous ailments which arse from iu,.
parity Of the blood! Wat are thoy, do you ASK
Rather ASK, what are they mott The blood is the
sonroo O, lite enc health, knd il IL tie Erst eenel
Of our being to respond 10 Any esuso which Affects
sns Ss the pulse iufalhbly attssts The ever
sntlS sarGfnla, the agonixing Rhaun1stisn, Eer-
.oss IDENTITY; Dyseessis, hivsr Comp with ito
5orsor saa dsieotIon, and the nanibeTloss Ills that
nesh lis heir 20, doIye ther ido0us origin from the
plooo, Deal kindly then AID gently with the blood
Css the vita!xlng resources OF nature for its ali,
ana spter rs 20 commend 10 roar condolences and
ase Shas d1iy valuable mediosmont known e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17
MRS. II. COpS
INDIAN FEGETlRLE DECnCry0N

with regard to this almost infsllible specific
snd tns eyldeEoes CT this gIost eEhoaoy srs sue
1lnsd bY constant ayowa.s Of curative sheots and
remedies and tbs best medical skill have failed,
Los Us say, in conclusion, that osrtihcstss
nclai. 6pt they are volunteered from the most re-
sIccHble sources and justify the highest terms in
wmoh IT Is possible to commend so valusbIs 4
specific to pubic approval. We may add also that
me crrssvs properties of the medicine arc eeualled
ins rom disease Hith renewed CONSTITUTIONAL viror,
fsr safe ~ all respectable Druggists in fhis
e'y, END bs the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
none genuine unless her nAme In blown nm the
bottle and her seal on the cork ~ '"e
rnee q per BOTTLE, six bottles for o..
9eofset9wns u u, Wholesale Agent for the Biz
Niot, ana VIII supply the trade 1t my Irloes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-17

From ths Ezd0iiasy, Norfolk, Va
Cephaiio rills accomplish the object for which
forms. - oil i's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The OcouPattSE Of Baaker HtI;-Ouw,rS
March to Wtarhsst.-

NARTrEsBUss, July Is The army u,S., &c,
Peterson n'"vei this uorniag toward Ntpcb.,
Ter fully p 100 strong As the ysst bady Dov.d
awsv there VS. profound sssonis ameat al thsiT
inUerss numbsr
To" houRtaiR GUeril'Es, a peculiar corps Of
when Capt Ashby lst"iT Ill I'd ~ the I4dtspa
L"uaves. wrs fhs leader. now c0fnsu Ddsd by
- Edmohston, late . member Of 'oasr-ss from
lh.' STATE are known % le han. ing sroC al N a
y. .khoofhcod doy~n appeared In ShenkefGs
town. 'n our rear. LAST saturday wight
Major General Patterson and stafi lsf: Il MON
ing " N tbe troops Of tn srmy The LIST Penn.
SWINE regiment = guard ~ MsrtinsSurg
70 te2i.Pnts 81 The Per-sl I've ola reserve forcss
sc u be u HaFsrs'oEn tn-day-.ha.- OF Co
N' se's and Col. Meme. Furs the e.psr!e ,r-d
U sps - lli be thrown ~ IT, 'front.' Your rorrrs-
r. HuFn' leaves al once 20 join the front OF the
column
Gen johnson 10 sid o. have masked b7uer,s,
he'"r7n uunker Hin and winchester This
ho"-'-r- u doubted Nv PRESENT opirioa. Nun
81. th' s-lrr-s ~ information have IA that willie
) Hs"n viii skirmish heavily he Will rick no
pitched ,hauls
TIE army encamps 70 night at Bunker HIIl. ten
Wlt's south Il Na-tinsburg Tomorrow Il IL
expected Co reaChsd Winchester
ol. h-nly's Na-vl nd gtnsnt Is located a.
b0wn@ssi l.s, gusrdIug the Ch.sapeaks aud Ohio
'A'7l Pr,siccnt ~pa'es $ act veiy eu-ragsd n
p3sliag forward the wurS aud 20 issRp,rtpd tia,
water 0lu - in the rausl bqJv tsu Dam No
and farper'S Ferry 90 Friday Thus flljsuorIy
- ro2l WI reach Washington by This Sc-.e ia =
~ DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

il The Memphis Avalanche of Frldt, a.,
saws OGr fellow-ctizeH. capt ]. c ManuS fbe
owuer Of the VicksbuTg Mali Line II steaner,
In New Orleans on FurSCa, and arrivs d IA tbi,
INV yesterday tie states tb.t a disus:cb had
been received from Berwicks Bay. to tue efeci
tGet tie &. : war steamer Sun!'e r Captsiq gs
pHfel ~eInmtS, ian account of WuCse running the
blockade last week we published had returred
orlnSinE nfty-cve thousand Enaeld ICES togstbsr
with "tuer accOutreInen.s, ana "a Lire NUMBER {
riled cannon
IL seems that the Sumter met near Cub, m
English vessel that was on her WAY 70 Nv Or
lesuS with these arms. which had been ordr-ed
previously They were transferred TO II Sgmt--
and that vesssi had arrived "a the aI ze rbs,fety
Il IS feat that viii reflect great credit uDoa the
gallant Office who accomplished II and "A sby,, :
low Elective" Lincolu's b 0cksde ia
The same gentleman informs us that over teU
tnoisani DO zs1eads OF 10 acco were d soossd Of
- New Orleans 10 one dsv ass week Tue 20
oacco rs intended for the French market and the
French par ha>erS patti Z r D. "a gold instead Of
bills, az heretofore lis information we D+Iisve
can be relied upon. Tee tybac o must be taken
TO France, aud will 20 there In French bottoms
u Ola AOe'S vessels attempt TO prevent a.. tie
Distinguish TsilsplittCr ri 4 have q ght o. his
hands In which somebody " viii be nurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
Southern news Items.

Louisville, July I6 There was n tlts.ts7as
disturbance al the Louisville aud y shvlIts Rail
road cri'ot last night Ia couscc ueuce q the dis
c"E~ry OF secession trunk hlied vita Hzrdze'.
Tactics The disturbance was queil~d by the
presence of armed men, who volunteered 70 ass Al
IN carrying out the orders II Surveyor Cotton
Ine Portsmouth (Na correspondence 81 The
hlchtu"nd Examiner says the first tired cannon
was turned out a; the nEvy-yard reaen5ty. ay,t a
lew days they Will be- able O. supply long rang.
cinnon 10 the SogtheTn Confectionery as fast n,
wan 81
The Galveston Civilian saws that the blo,lr,da
81 ia i port vas renCer-d com plete the "a OF TIy
by toe arrival of the nitrd states steamer Slytb
Caroilna, CaptaiG Alden. sac bad captured toe
s.noTs Dart. shark, Falcon. and two Others
Tx Congressman Jswett died al S1rlbvyil,s
n on the llth Tie WAS native OF MARYLAND
special dispatch to toe \ % Plcayune fro m
arfdS. saws that by mistake, on the iih q yuIV
IN" south Carolina and Virginia q -tschIn. n's haA
Tencountef, killing two and wounding one V.r-
g-Pia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
JOEL FroIIIvEy ERon CoSrrpEEArr IN.

MORE FUGITIvES FROM CoSFRDERATY IN
PRESsMEST-l.ast night, seHiirtnsn, fp'nerly
q this CITY, but for several years = resident
Of Virginia near the l.OHdcnn county line where
~ owns Mill, arrived in this city with twO
other refugees IL appears that the rebels are
imposing every body thers into TIE service aid
ihsse with other loyal citizens ere notified 10 he
at Manassas junction at . O'Clock TUESDAY morn
ing He tTied 20 avoid the call; but found that
be would be obliged 70 go. armed or unarned
OF leave his property and family 20 the tender
msTcies Of the rebels and 4 = the CDuuIry Afr
trip through the woods aud marshes fty miles
out Of the way To avoid the rpb5l pickles they
got wit.IiH -" iir"s If the United Stat troors
above G"oTgs:Own, -Ed got 20 his sisters IN tile
city, Last night The person who ssrvea the
uOiceF on ibese men WAS Frank smith. the fellow
who took the oath of allegiance IN order To he
released when taken with Capt. BaliS company
o. cavalry at Alexandria W Eeu IL was suggested
10 Su.tth that h. had sw0rn allegiance be an
s'Tsred fhdt be did not ere a d-n for that oath ,
A number Of Other refugees l,oua- meHI are on
the way here, having fed about the some time
that Sue aforementioned party did Oap who
arr we'd yesterday reports Ia { citizen Of Wash
!nT'On, leading bake, who has i f.-m in that
part Of VIrgiUi, seems TO be greatly in favor with
the SOL'hsTn troops, his family cheering them as
they pass bis dwelling In Fairfax, ard also that
h fed tAe eneIny's Pickets while IN that neigh
boFhOsd-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

FROM HARPEK's FERsY We learn from L
gehti man who arrived last evening from Harp-r'j
Ferry that the Federal troops have not ytt taken
possession II that place, as reported, though the
men when OF duty stool through the place and
Bolivar without meeting tee enemy who have
totally abandoned the eighhOrhCO1. Yesterday
party OF forty-thfee fugitive Union men from
LnuEdOn county came into the camp at Sandy
HOOK Tor protection from tue imposing parties
VINO were forcing them g. proceed to - inch ester
with their shot guns ard two dayg' provisions
The New York"fs having heard that one nf the
secession troopers who was slightly wounded by
them IT, the skirmish al Harper's Ferry Bridge
las W., * was at house Ia tn upper part OF Be-
Hvar they sent deiachueEt after rim nd broug ht
him over Yesterday They had ca ptured sew
eral pickets Baltimore AMERICAN 1sfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER Gus BuArs.-Thp Gin
c;nnau Enquirer says: - practIcsl eng tnseF on
the river gives u as bis opinion that The eOneus-
sion occasiOnsd by the scbSrg Of the O. pound
srs on tue guuOoaS Will be too great for the boil
eTs, ard an NpiOsio2 10 likely 20 Occur "
IL Col. BendiK has dema aided court Of inouiry
on the charge contained IN Gen Buffers report OF
tue Big e'hel affair, that the collision with
fOwnsend's re2imeat occurred throug b bis Ben
dtkD - blUndeT " The demand has been granted
IL The New Orlesps True Delta SAYS the cor
portiion loan for tie defence Of that city receives
but small favor at The hands az capitalists They
will soon have Il resort 20 shinplasters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

AFFAIRS y KENTUCKY From the Louisville
Journal Gf July 18Th:
captain willard, assisted by Lieutenant Worth
(snn OF General NOrth), are now at the Newport
Barracks, organizing company out Of the re-
crut;s there which il INTENDED for the Eighth
Infantry. The company will leave for Wasting
ton In tie early part Il tue ensU Ing week
We learn from the lexington Observer and
Reporter that Captain O Beard. haying been
aui Lof.Z@d iast week 20 purchase three hundred
muI-s for the Hited States Government com
pleted his purchase on Thursdag, and shipped
them for Mary land. file delivers them at tiagers-
town, Md
We are Informed that no less than thiriy-fve
soldiers who uad volunteered ia KentL, XIV for
service In the Southern CcufedeTacy returned
from Camp Boone, near ClarksyiIle Yesterday
having become dissatisfied with the service
MIR HIATT, a merchant of Poducah Ky
was driven from Memphis last week upOn the
ground that he entertained Union sentiments
We are informed that the Chief of Police has
issued an order requiring tue police 90 suppress
ali uhusual ar unnecessary political demons:ra-
lions In the s''etts at nj Y ht Ia obedience TO thg
order sereradIng parties rave been deferred by
the police from singing political songs and even
national airs Without reference to the Justice Of
the rule adopted by the Chief, policemen dc not
merit cehsure for obeying orders issued by 4
superior CfEcsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

a GRADUATE AT WEST PoINT.-The frst
graduate In tue first examining class a. NsSi
Point. last week, wac Z poor Irish boy uam.d
Peter o Rcurk", who at the ags Of sixteen N+srs
did not know his lettsrs This lad bad saved
The lives OF several TeTSsns on Lake Erie who
OIt n --"rifude, offered him cons .derahl- Gum
OF money, winch lac DECEIVED on condition tAst
they Won d secure him education Tbsycon-
pied WITH his request. s-nt him tn school add
afte. wards secured dim situation al W, Al POINT
where he has just grsduStd with the highest
hoEorS. 1t is Out of Sucn stuff that the great men
Of the country are made
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ANkirmi,h I'm NlIs.nni

nUisoN, Mo July Is 4 body Of 800 Federal
troops were attacked ~ she COuf-derates at MIL
vale, wbg;e the Northern Missouri track hsd ben
''Tn ~. Seven OF the latter had been killed. on-
was hung, ard aEotntr Was lied WI lSi att.unp'
l1g 70 escape after bic capture The e. htiuR StiI
.",hhutu Al idttsI ddVlces The numOsT 2 I on-
;edsr-;es engaged bad not been a cer'a.ned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

ST LOUIS, July Is The report thateK-seu.tor
Grten had violated his parole Is untrue
W. Fucker, late ed tor Of tue state Journal
Is making violent secession speeches in the
country.
Colonel Siarfe''s Finn Reserve Corps arrive,
i'oEI Lexington to-day and reported having can.
tured 20 kegs Of pow der. - nUskets / cannon
and quantity Of machinery sor boring. and
mou!os Tor casting cannon, also several o:usr
co-.Taband articles
Orders have been issued prob biting steamers
from passing Jefferson city unless they nave the
4 American tag living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

A PRISONER AT LAk6E.-Issst night Office.
Kimbzil came upon d COlOrsd man named Fisher
VINO was convicted ia the criminal court and sen
tsnred 70 the peni:eniiaTY, where he has several
wears vet 70 serve, for incendaTIsm three or four
years ago. The CEicer meeting him thong bit hl al
n fugitive a.G arrested hin. Fisher demanded To
be sent back TO the prison, bat tie officer sid no
and retains him al TIE guaFdrcTssJ II this morn
IEL. when he was delivered up TO ;L- warden Of
the psaitsntiaTy. Their are sORs peculiar cir
Cumslancss connected with the fact OF this ulan
being at large which will. 10 is rumored, receive
the attention OF the Z rand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
I 90 Al NEW s

~ TterZn I'VE srls :, P;.nges On me fss.est
IIs4rr rrGss IN zee south Ct Baltimore, itR edition
u 60 barge 81 - REQUIRE It tn b- put to press at an
s--lv hour. Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before L O'Clock N otherwise they may
nc. -ppeaT u2+!l the aezt iay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

e.. zsHs-The suddea eh.nEes Of our climate are
80. Of PsIuOaaTy Bronchial ard 4s,hH1ofte
ISsrttoxS Experience having proved that simple
IsncdIe. q zen act speedily and certainly vhez
49, ~ tba Nsrly stazes IF the disease, reeourS
seo1Id At once 30 had 10 :" ByoarH,S Bronze "a
Treciss5 or LOzenEes, let the Cod, Cough OF n
Tt.ysos f ms ThrOAt De ever slight, az bJ this
,rscsHtis va, serious stack nay be eaecInel
SsTded OF PS1lls Speakers and SISgs7s wiz hno
Lhsm edec.ual fer gearing and sffeuEthenlns tae
vOics. See Advertisements oefD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

A RESOLUTION in favor f John J. Ncguiliau
hsSotr-a ~ The Board Of AIfsr,l.H and BonrJ ~
Common CoEHcli Of the Corporation Of re orgsfotr,
Ihat the Clerk pay to the order OF John I
Mcttull!an fOity-four dollars, 81 friI Tor his hul
OF cottiaS for paupers up to April 20, 1851. iucu-
HVe. lAHpIOvod Julr - l-6l
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
A Resolution authori1ino, lo,,

heSo!rsd Gy fhs BoaTd Of Alds-T7,n Sz5 Raa,g ~
Common Council Of the Corporation Of CIeo,s.fo,
Eat the reF"'C'iuG providing for the rsd Supfic,
OF Corporation notes, 4" approved June lSGt -
oe 81 "mend'd as 20 autOOTiz. ten thousand duIsrH
" ne borrowed FIR one year. from any rrrs1n or
ntm: at six per cert iuter-si. payable quarter
yefrly' for tie purpose Of rede-ming CORPORATION
notes 80 -'roVided for in said resolution and on =
P.,o-e q! Toe me amount II Corporation stock
Approved July 10, ls6I
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nJsssachusetis Troops.

BosToN, July 10 The Thirteenth gstsschu
sets Regiment, Colonel n Leonard la csmp
At Fort Independence, mustered Ito the
United states s"rviCe TO day. Th- old BusIou
City Guards forms the nucleus 4 this req luIent
which is armed with :. hes Of the mos. iui proved
Datterr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

TALL RIFLE PRECTIcE We have Just seen
some we'll. iisd tar els which have been Us d
BY new rife company Of one hundred men, L Ow
forming 10 BuEtlo, y y under capt. = Guthrie
q celebrated rItsmaR Of The ~ est The targets
are of p.s aboard, ana In tHs center Of three OF
them, fired al from d distance Of f0rty rods, i've
V@rfS.d'lOns made by the balls Con be covered
with q hail liar Ia one fred at from twenty
i've reds distance are eleven shots which can b
covered by a syef liar This com pary is corr
posed Of hunters and maIksmeR exclusively. who
say they hit man tbTee-fUuTIhs OF a mi e
every time" such a core any armed " III
lorgran2e MIME rites, would prove L terrible
arm Of our service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
A Rr.oLUTInH In f.vnr u Inl,n I'll,

h'N0trsd - fie Board Of A!fsTr7-R Ia1 Bo1vS Of
Common Council OF The C6rporaff,s Of q, o-get,,r
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby. sutho,sz.d
70 paw 10 the order of John Booth twenty two
Goi,afs, Tor his services, as per bill, 20 july 1
i0oi. IApproved July 10. 1851
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Tine EpIsute CumTe-Isnd

BOsTUN, July 10 The fisate Cumberland
which Was expected al the navy-yaFd Lsrs 10,
rrpars IS cruising for tie rebel privat-ers s.
say letters received here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
REsoLUrroN TO nay for n,iutirg

n 'oir,a tv the Board OF I!3--D7sa ant Boa-g O..
Ioi'2o" EoEH'1l 81 tie Corporation Of G,org-,r7-,
mt tue Clerk p;y 10 tG= order OF I'd tor OF states
aud nioa, f'ur dollars aud twelve cents. for
advertising, February PC. 1850
Approved July -. lS6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

III The ChicsgO University, which wa7 the
rec pie NJ OF a munihceRt donation from } I'D re
Douglas during his LIFETIME, now offsrs 10 educate
the sons of the late Senator without expense, Is
partial return 70: the generosity Of lis deceased
patron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

NcTIcs .-DiS.g.e. Q; Colunb!a Advertisements
70 Ss nserted In the BALTIMORE SUM are received
sl and Forwarded siop TIE S1AR OMce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18
EsnLurIna in rl.ar " ID Manaoh

\ hESuLuTToG in favor f ~ ID wallacb
h-Sotrsd 5y ne Board Of Aldermen amt Board Of
Common Council Of fie Corporation Of q oygsfC,rl
I na' the Sum 81 hf;y collars and thirty Gems be-
aud The same is hereby, appropriated 10 d. n ID
~ the Clerk 70 the order Of W ID Wallach IN
fult OF his BIZ fHr adveTtis ng II the LIST July l-6
Approved July ~ 1851
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"
RsSotrsd bytbs Boa 4 Of Al ry7sa and Board m
common Council Of the Corporation Or Gf.ovgs'ClrH
} nat tue CLERK NY - toe order Of Wm w hsIao
ninetythree dollars and eleven cents for his bills
Of services and repairs to byiranIs &c fa- ths,
months Of May and June, Is6l, and charg,. ih,.
same 10 me water fund
approved July Il, IS6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

IL traveller returned from the Yves, rel,te,
an incident which illustrates tue spirit Of pztist
ism prevailing ia that section Stopping In a
H'tle town of apparently but a few hundred in
hahitants, he inquired IL any volunteers had gone
To Che war from that iowa. II reckon there has
stranger. We've sent two COM snirs, and got
another as mad as hornets because they can't % .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

CoURT.N6 NOIORIETI We hear that the hoto-
riety-cfaviBg secessiOnist parsOn, Leltwich, OF
Alexandria on Sunday last read to his cOngrega-
zion, with particular junction. the second chapter
OF Jo-l rmp hasizing the twentieth verse" But
! will remove far of from you the northern
army" &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

MOVEMENT OF TEOOPs The Fourth New JeF-
SCI Regiment yesterday broke a their camp near
Roac h's and marched 10 Alexandria The Carl
baldI Guards, now near Alexandria, have received
mHrebIng orders and will advance bis afternoon
probably IL is not yet knOwl 10 them for what
.,oint they are destined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

MUSTERED orr To-day the Potomac Liz
Guard, Of Georgetown, Capt. Boyd, were mus
tered out Of service.
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A RESOLUTION N f.v1r of z v.na0.....,..

RESOLUTION N favor Of = Vsndprwgrken
hsSotrsd by fhs BoaTd Of AlTsrB7sr al Boa-g -
I0D'nloH C0KHefl CT the Cor Of Geo -.pf-.
lbit The Clerk be, and ~. is bererv artn.riy,d
20 pay to the order OF Gilbert Vandarwerksn
twenty-tye dollars, for omnibus hire Ssvp-nbrr
l., 10y lAnPrcvad Jaiy d., 1861
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General Jshnson's Retreat

The Secession papers give the following expla-
nations OF the why and wherefore Of Gen John
stOn's retreat from Patterson line:
The Richmond (VaJ Enquirer Of Wednesday
says: Passengers from Winchester confirm the
previous report that Gen Johns on has fal en- back
upon that point with bis whole force Tn, CON
burg
The expiration which gains most credit as TO
the OBJECT az Gen Jnh7s.on's change of position
q a, follows Patterson has sheltered himself be-
blrd the women and children Of Martinsbury
refusing to allow them to leave He has also b. en-
,h s.ni0rced mere Johns on cannot attack him,
'GrretoTe, except at the peril OF the women ard
children, and AGAINST large odds tie has faI en-
back To . point which commands the various
iCads ths' en- Ter the north end Of ths Valley so
70 prevent Mcclellan, who hangs uDon his left
from taking his rear In this position he will
the tack
ibis movement Of Gen Johnston was very dis.
taateiul to his men, and 40 doubt also to himself
bu' W. trus:, and those better prepared q Judge
are confident, that It was wise and polite
The Lynchburg v!rginisn has these additional
Particulars corfrmstOry Of the above
= We learn from Prof Holcombe, of the Uni
veTs''y OF Virginia. who came passenger Try tire
Alexandria train ytserGav afternoon, tia, he had
been adv sed Il Gen Joi Hstun's movements bv
pers''Hs tIvc; rfom WiacLestPr After tue enemy
han asFh pc@Sesst'B &C NaTtHshuTg, Gen John
sion sent ~ hay # truce ItqGpStiuV the place u
b. evacuated by the women and Children To
tGis Arrangement cur valiant enemies objected,
and refused to allow the Inhabitants 10 leave
10 ding Stem as hCStares "a secure their rwn pro-
tsciIon. DnP eneH9y thus manifestng their de-
t'rminatiOn not IN f. ut eSrcy, behind barricad,
Of EVCnet and CEildfrG, Cen Johnston advised
his arI:y to fall back and await 'Ls move ment Of
the Hessidns His men OH cited seriously to IN 8
ating that they had come 20 meet the enemy and
wanted TO adSai CO and f. " rather than fall btCk
ne GENERAL Lad Ia ma he ihsEI a speech and eX-
poStulIts with tueGr before they wuuld consent TO
fHlI back upon their entFtnChmeuis at Wiuchrs-
ter 1t is his determination, we learn to give
them battle there, come I'm what numbers tney
may
lie seems however. 10 have changed his de-
term 'nation with considerable rapidtty.-EfD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

THzATER.-Set the tempting bill OF fare set
forth by manager Bland Tor tonight. Capital
pieces aud faVofIte Performers.