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sIATH DISTRICT CouRr2 CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs We. HEN
of New Ofeaus RY SIADNS. No. 1885,
ID VIRTUE of 81 writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed TO
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, 9Th day OF July
1861 at Il O'Clock NJ -
ACEETAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the aaS
buildings aud mprovene therein and hpperteuancss @
thereof situated in the faubouE Mary, First District A
of this city Geasuting G6 feet inches front Tc9np ouas
between Julia and ST. Joseph by I6l inches
depth all French bounded side 0y the pro-
per late belonging the heirs of ulhcns on the
other side by the properly lately belonging
b0urg being the property which acquired by pur-
chase by the plaintiff from Samuel Smith the Sd June 1852
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Twenty. FIVE hundred and
forty dollars tS2540 with interest at per per annum
from the h Of May 1851 until pau, dollars costs pro-
test four liars Of copy Of Of sails and suit
cash the spot and the balance OF the pcg adjudication
far ii wi go, payable the maturity
Of eight principal OF thousand liars S1) EACH
dated May s19 and payable in three four FIVE six.
eight nine years after dale sixteen interest notes.
two each siS payable 81 and 6 monlhs each
$50 payable in ~ and As months; each for $780, payable
and % each for $500 payable 66 and II
months each for 500 payable IS and 81 months two
each for $751; payable in 90 months each for S
pavae in lO3 and It's months each fer 100 payable
III aud I2 months Al OF which said bear
per cent Der from maturity until pai and p
NAV Isl 1859 and the price of adjudication sfbnd
e snid cash notes. ito fGd overpus
paid in cash.
..n Z, T PARKER
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The Company connueto against pe-ts .: ttrssas
anu rivers and loss and damage by fire. The curer
premiums.
sz- Once, No : CarondeIet street. diff
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'NDAT EVENING. June 81 1861.
WIZ IT, ;Srntd. LENORE Military Nraiua in the nc
Nu-c ly { Irrwcin... Introduction, GRAND OEEkTUIt
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49, ALLEGnANY SPRINGS ss1s#
A.&l MONTG OMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -
=, TIaE AE1TA sPRINGs-MR5. F. 4. ;zy.,,ss.

Rf5 B0SstERE respectfully ANNOUNCES her friends 4k
EI public generally that her house open III
for the reception of visitors The Enrivaed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection the facilities
bathing have greatly increased improved. Her table
heretofore will be bundnntY supplied and every attention
will be paid the comfort Of invid She earnestly trusts
her untng exerions give satisfaction all may honor
her by their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
distance tr5 he villages Of Covingt5n and Vaudeville
dcrs the drives 10 those places convenient.
The Abita omnibus will be in attendance landing
CovingtOn convey passengers 0 the Springs
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W. H. WATERS, Constable.
sEcoNpE JUSTICE PAX, *; SIMEON va. JAMES CON
Ia NERS. Par ordre de W. Fl.
p1 sn,1ao -Nn1T

sEcoN0E JtsIfE DE FAX K SIMEOb va ZINES ~ Ton.
Paroisst d'Orleans. WATERs-No l705
I'm VElSTU dun writ de dert facias, 4
T. moi atessd ptr Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde justice
de Pnx pour Ia patose dorleans dams aire dessasd
procGderHi lie SAMEDI, Is de Juliet 1861 midi, fEots
de Ia E6, ia Commune entire les des MagaslE
du Camp, la vente a Pencan' de
UN TERRAIN stu6 DAVIS lie Premier District de vile
dams w borne par les Bertrand, Poydas, Prieu ct Per
Dido lie dit terrain RyRnt facade de 30 pieds 2pouces
gnes Ia Perddo profondeu de l2opiedS e Gt
PepcOgnure des Perido PeuE dn dit
et ans alil apert croqis par W Thornton Thomp
dtput6 voyer Ia VILE date du 81 de dtcembe 1851 ct
manttDant dapnsG mon bureau.
SaiRi dams l'Rtfaire ci-dessus.
CONDITI0NStee Crite enut Ia secoEde ct deTniere la
de propratt daryement adugee plus oant ct der
echGeur pour lie prx qui oert, douze mois
credit raquGreur fouFna billet sscurie bonnie ct
sulvable, suivdnt que la loi leXige.
lie dit aCquGreur paiea compliant ct dednGlon du
iel0 24 ivl3 w. H. WATERS. Constable.
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gThe Board resolved pay per In
rest Oh outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the
1851 1858 1889 and after the second MONDAY in Feb
ruRry next.
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sEcosp .IusrcE's Counr, }x. SIMEON VS.. JAMES CON
Parish OF Orleans. NERS. On Rule of W. Fl

srcqSD 4usTGEs CoUnr sIMEoT VS. al, LANES II COZ
P"'''" OF orleans W NEtii N T65. o. '" Il
DIV VIRTUE of Il writ Of 1ierI fla cias, to
ID directed by the Hon D. F. Mitchell Second Justice Of
parish Orleans the above entitled suit,
will proceed to sell at public auction, the ber-room the
City Hotel street. between Magazine and Camp
streets on SATURDAY, 18th day July 1861 at L. o'clock
NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
trict city, square bounded by Der rand, Poydas,
Prieur PeTddo said lot having front of 30 feet
inches Poriio depth of 100 feet the
said lot forming the of Perdido and Peur streets
square, shown drawn W. Thornton Ihomp
son deputy CITY Surveyor, dated December 81 1851 and
deposited in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMrh being the second and last auction the said lot Of
will be definitely aljudcaed highest aud last bid
whatever ii Will bring twelve months edit the pur
chaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
t:oned according law Said purchaser shall have to deduct
and pay cash, the of costs in he above case
W. H. WATERS Constable.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT EDWARD J. YATES VS.. HIS
~ . 81 N ST e Orleans .4, CEEDIT9RsNo. II ess
- order cf sale rendered May I, 1861 and to me d.
ected by the Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans in the above entitled matter will proceed TO sen al
public auction on the eEemes, No6 Tehoupuones street.
2ih day Of june 1861 at l0a O'clock a. NJ tie
creditors Of said insOlvPnt--
4 ONE LOT OF sUNDRIES, Cigars, Pipes ETC.. etc.
The whole surrendered by said insoyen his creditors
per inventory TO be seen in my Office
TERMSThis being the second and last auction the said
property will be definitely adldcate the highest and last
bidder for whatever will bring twelve credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security ac
cordiDg to law.
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fat. To FAMILIES TO FAMILIES. z,as4
ESP THE CENTRAL HOUSE, -.
MIEEnrrI Nrs

MAGNOLIA, Mss
Has been constructed supply citgeus
New Orleans. Persons desiring thousRrie of INLET
for the Of enduring the privaons hotels
and Northern watering 4ylnms, can lind in Magnolia quiet
heRhy home, with all the comforts Of frbtcngs Hotel.
Pure eesone water good bathing high altitude and MIC
uresque country with beautiful drives among the adysu
tages offered
be reached III less than four and hours
by the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
persons doing business in the city business hours
st night, and return before business the next day
nvl1 If GEO II. CLARKE Proprietor
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q. T. r ARhEhs
sheriffoF the Parish Of Orleang,

st1IEEE CouR Dz DISTRICT DUGAN& JENKINS vs. q.
I'm VERTU d'un writ de fierI facias, a
u par phoE Sixerna CouF de- District ia
sAMEDI = de igilst s5 ~ hsures NJ les lieux
LIE FONDS DUN MAGAsIN situ6 an No iS2 rue 81
Charles, dams lie Premier District de Vile c7nssant en-
appaes po1Ee etc lie tout susant inventaire d6pose
mon bureau ponr
Saisi dans Paiiaire cdeasUs. .. .a
CONDITIONS-Cee crea Giant Ia secpnie ct deuiare Ia
de propriete denHenent adug5e oant et der
ner enclfeur prs qui ofsrt douze uos
de credit facq1@reqr fouFa bon obligation
ton bonnie Ct soVabe portant do mutt pat
Pan de Ia date ins.u'a parfait placement
lie dit acausreur paea IN compliant deduction 1
prx dRdiudicato les fra dahn0Hce du sheriff dn eejsr
ETC. relevant ensemble la de $3.50 GU environ.
2. 7. PARKER,
je26 30 j48I2 Sheriff de IL Parofsse dOrIsaus
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f. MOREAU'S RES 9s sstSssss8ss,
eas5sM TACRANT, Lake Terminus, 81
4essFSD M Bayou St. John.
Ag4&a44asgA The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends the public generally that he will open SATUR-
DAY March 30 the above named house. where he will ali
times be pIenared supply such may honor him with call
with the very hest of everything in his line That the
ms Sm L MOREAu
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CGPARTNERsHIp.

NUTICE--THE FIRM OF WARREN. GILMORE Il
~ CO., W. dissolved the 10Th ns by limitation, and the
death Of Jas. D. Gilmore.
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RVEIE G..........,.DY INGs.....,....,Ox
J.BoNTEMPs, DYER AND sOOuREK.
No. 90 Bourbon street,

to inform The pnbc that he has just assumed
the bTsnesB OF the Dyeng Establishment No 10 Royal street,
and shat he will continue heretofore, With tho caretuatop
tion for which he is celebrated.
Tha in which, for the last twelve years be has salts
led customers Of his establishment Bou!bSs
street. guarantee for those who honor hir with th
pstyCsRee, o7-T
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS J. L. AND W.



In mineral water where ingredients assocatey held
in solution is conceded to he uncertain how these ingredients
are chemically united the other We may however in
this case infer that the water contains
CarbCnC acids sicia chloride of magnesium bicarb0nate
of lime, chloride of sodium carbonate of soda. secate of
tasa bcarbonate of on sece of Soda alunino chloride
sodium, and probably other combinations. myl0t If
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pLOCKER, JAMES ". ATT0BA EE-AT-LtT.
ID New Orleans.
sg- Ofice-N0, &c Commercial Place. jy21 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA AND NEIGH.
BORHOOD

DisuniOn Troops Burning Cars and Sta
ton Ho"sss-Eztcnt Of the Confederate
hnes-Afatrs near Vienna Pro,ystous
and Camp Equipage Sent Up to orr
Troops-Passage Of a Regiment THROUGH
Alexandria to Camp-The Sunken Loco
n,otiUe.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. 10, m, June 10, 1851 Ed
tor S'ar:-I learn from person from the mel b.
borhood Of Vienna, who lives In Fairfax county.
that the disunion troops have burnt Two passenger
and baggage cars, and about twenty house and
gondola cars, from Leesburg az far down az Hun
ters Mill, eighteen miles from Alexandria on
the Alexandria, Loudoun, snd Hampshire road
1t 10 also reported that the same troops have burnt
the cars station house. and water stations, at vi
emma, since the fight there. II 10 believed here
that the cars have been burnt at Vienna, but prob
ably the station house has not been DESTROYED.
There 10 reason to believe that the lines Of the
disunion troops extend from the neighborhood CT
occoquan as far as CentervIlle, and that they are
entFenchlng with heavy guns In the neighbor.
hood Of Fairfax Station, az miles from Fairfax
Court House, and IA miles from Alexandra, II
i' supposed they may purpose an extension Of
their forces up along the line Of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad now rebuilding. with the
view to attacking the Zouaves, who are gu,,d.
ing the repaired bridges this side. All the indi.
cations 60 to show that the disunion troop. are
being pushed forward from Manassas Junction
by daily inssalmsnts to points nearer the Federal
lines.
Up 70 this time (noon), nothing has been heard
from up the Loudoun road to indicate tba, IN.
Federal troops have moved upon Vienna. Ata
p m Yesterday, the Federal troops- the two Con.
necticut regiments and the two Ohio regiment.
with some other troops not known to NV inform.
ant-were posted at a point on the road leading
from Georgetown to Falls Church, less than two
miles from Falls-church village Three car load.
OF provisions were sent up to the troop. th,.
morning, and the camp equipage Of the Connec.
tieut and Ohio troops 10 being sent up, indicating
that they purpose making some stay In that peipb.
borhood.
1t seems probable that the salvation Of the an.
tire three companies Of Ohio troops from annihl..
ton at Vienna was due to the fact that the t,ain
which took them up was followed at short dis.
lance BY smother train Of seven passenger cars,
T.
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which the disunion troops evidently supposed
was also filed with soldiers. Hence they did
not leave their entertainments TO pursue the Ohio
companies. The train below however consisted
Of empty cars, the troops brought up in them
having been dropped along the road. The mis-
take OF the movement seems 10 have been in not
taking the full regiment up to Vienna Throwing
out scouts a welD and dropping the pickets on
the down trip "
The Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment passed
through Alexandria last night, with a heavy bag
gage train, and encamped on Shutters Hill, near
the Zouaves
The locomotive sunk. In the river on its way
from the Washington wharves to Alexandria by
squall striking the barge conveying Il still re.
mains under water, q floating buoy designating
the spot. Machinery will be brought from the
North to raise it, perhaps the same machinery
used in raising the Union gun sunk at Locust
Point, Baltimore The locomotive Is a heavy
one, and is one Of those brought from the North
to be placed upon the Orange and Ale1andria
road.
The swim and punctual little steamers, the
Coyer and the Star, afford an opportunity for sol.
diers and others to pass without inconvenience
between the two cities, that is duly improved
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GENERAL McDOWELL,s COLUMN AID.
VANCES.
Beauregard Abandon his temporary work $
at Fairfax Court House and Vienna,
drawing in his advance back
towards Manassas.

Beauregard Abando his temporary works
at Fairfax Court House and Vienna.
drawing in his advance back
towards Manassas.
THB Loss OF THK DISTINGUISHES ON THE DAY
BEFORE YESTERDAY AT VIENNA.
Especial dispatch to the Star
FALLS CHURCH. Fairfax county, Va, June 49,
ls61.-To The Star Gen. Schenck with his staff
rested last night at farm house within stones
throw Of VIM .Taylor's Tavern, on the Washing.
ton and Leesburg turnpike, one mile below
(south) Of this point
At Taylor's Tavern there are two Connecticut
regiments encamped, under the immediate com.
mand Of Brigadier General Tyler; while the two
Ohio regiments rested last night on Riley's Hill,
about half mile nearer (than T.ylor,s tavern,
to General McDowell's headq uarters-tbe Airing
ton House.
These changes Of the positions Of these four
regiments involve an advance of Gen. McDowell,s
line some four miles. The positions they occppv
are very strong ones, being much more easily de.
Tended than the camps from which they came
yesterday and last night
Citizens from Vienna report that on the night
before last, at about 10 O'Clock, the LOO South
Carolina troops with whom General Schenck had
been engaged some hours previously, fell back In
the direction Of Fairfax Court House, Of course
carrying their battery of artillery with them.
and leaving Vienna without disunion troops in 1t.
scout who penetrated into the village Of
Fairfax Court House last night brings intelligence
that there are no longer any troops to be seen
about there, the force of / 600 or 900 that were
certainly there on Monday last having probably
fallen back in the direction Of Centerville.
judged by some cautious persons here that
Beauresard in thus Withdrawing his advance,
aims to catch McDowell's advance in an ambu,-
cade hso, he will hardly succeed, after the les
son at Vienna Of the day before yesterday.
The neighbors about Vienna say that the South
Csrolinians lost six killed by the return fire of
McCooks Ohio regiment on the evening before
last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
The Crossing Of the Troops from Williams.
port, &c.
ICorrespondsnce OF the R,lt,no,. A r,.-,.

dn.I
WILLIAMsPORT, June Is, lS6l-On Satp,asv
the 10Th instant, Gen. Cadwallader reached tb}.
place from Greepcastle with six regimepts ,unna
whom were the Rhode Island regiment, McMuf.
lens Rangers and the Fort Sumter bows and
never az soldiers receive a more hearty w.Icorn
nan dld they to our town. After weeks OF fea,
vi threatened oom6ardment and expected ATTACH
every wsyworn and dusty soldier wearing a al
on MS Dreastpiate seemed brother who hsd
come a long ways to bring us drIjver,nc. go
lear and cur men had cheers and our ladies smtle.
enough for them all 'iie'
The General formed his camp on the eastern
eoSe OF our town, expecting to remain there for
number Of days, but on Saturday niobt , Al,
Paicn reached the camp ordering TO throw a rs,
OF ms force Immediately acfoss the Potomac on
son g p soil. II Is supposed that The evacaa.
the Confede ate forces at w inchester have can.ed
scnahge IN zen Scott's plans, and also this hastv
FORWARD movement into Virginia. Early SUNDAY
morning the command was given TO dra w st.LI,
aud at III O'Clock the division was movtna -
on the Potomac Nte'
The river was forded in nne style; the water
being only deep enough to reach up to about m.
IONS OF the men and men and horses took % tbs
rlVer as as ifthey scented game on the other side
though not solitary Confederate sold Ter has hsen
seen In these parts for several DAYS The crossing
aiVlsi"h was lead CD by the First and Second
Companies OF United states regulars then follow.
ed the Ninth, Sixteenth and Nineteenth pspn.v,
sania Neg lments, then the Rhode Island Battery
r.. Feui-
ments and several companies in all being com
posed OF Infantry, cavalry and artillery reonIay.
ana volunteers, had crossed into Berkeley comfy
NOT the slig htest accident or disorder bann..sa
curing the crossing, and the soldiers cheers rang
ou' as ttey touched the Virginia shore The
whole BODY were soon out of 81 2 ht and pressjna
on thelf way 70 Msrtnsburg. .
GU can Imagine the Joy with which the MANY
Door virginia extles among u.s. who for weeL,
have been banished from their families and
farms, witnessed the passage of that army. wbtcb
went as much for the defence Of their tights "a
Tor the Stars and Stripes They can now 90
again. eS ohce
several OF the first regiment arrived I'm tbi.
place on sunday; some directly croai ng the river
into Virsini and some going into camp.
zen Cadwallader is still here In camp with ,
NUMBER or regiments. He will move other
oodies across the river, from time to time, a. his
camp flls up - ME
Mr. becfwith, Paymaster Pendleton. and
Lieut. smallee, Of the U =. Army are ali here
bending their energies for the speedy formation
OF Col. Lannon's Regiment Of Virginia Volun.
teeis Beyond doubt they will succeed in
getting uPs crack regiment. II will, I tbinI.
soon come over into Virginia, and then speedily
De niIed up from among the Union men of Brrke.
Iey ana Morgan countes-men who have felt the
ra"iesnake's sting and know how 1t hurts. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

GOVERNOR HICKS AND THE MAINLAND HousE
OF DELKsATEs-A SHARP RkpLY-Gov. Hicks
sen'she following rather spicy letter 10 the House
Of Delegates on Monday morning:
STATE OF MARYLAND, Exses'irs CAarsber,l
June IL, 1851.
Geatierlsn Of ths Hon. Of D,Eerats,:
In fesPonseto your order Of this date, inform NJ
me mai certain arms, shipped by the Adjutant
6ene5ai on ooard the schooner 3. n Nelson were
selzea on The 18th OF May by General Butler aud
fnqu'rine rwhetber said arms were seized with
my knowledge and consent'-.'for what reason
they are kept rom the possession Of Capt Moore
ana Company"-and "whether any action on INV
part has been taken TO cause said arms 70 be de-
hvered up to the State authority In order to be
given up to Captain Moore, have TO say:
TO the nrst inquiry-that II 10 I'm pertinent
TO the second-that refer you to General But
Ter Tor an answer.
TO the third-that chapter lse Of the Aca of
1850 makes IL the duty Of the Adjutant sneraI TO
distribute the arms, In accordance with the re-
quiremens Of the Code Of Public General Laws,
and that the inquiry should be addressed to him
THOMAS II. Hicks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
The LATEST FROM GEN. PATTER.
SONS COLUMN.
No Fight There Fet-Jehnsen's Strategy
evidently . Failure-He must very
shortly fail back or be de.
feated, &C., SC. % -


evidently . Failure-He must very
shortly fail back or be de.
feated, &C., &c. a -
Especial dispatch to the Star.l
WnLIANsPoRr, Md, June 10, 1 a. Wash
ingtoa City STAY: SO far as Gen. Johnson's move
ments are known, land have little doubt Of the
correctness Of my Information obtained for the
Star concerning them,) he has not advanced
north Of Martinsburg, though 1t was ten hours
since given out by disafected people hereabouts,
that his purpose was Immediately to attack Gen
Cadwalader His line 10 dotted between Mar.
tinsburg and Winchester.
Its strength is variously estimated from Ia 900
to IS ,OO0 believe the least number will cover It,
His object must have been either to have taken
Cadwallader's advance unawares, IL finding he
could dare to attempt to So or to distract forces
from the line Of Washington by assuming a
threatening position; with the expectation OF be-
ing able to scamper of suddenly to Manassas,
after having done So and to be in posi- ton to aid
| in desperate forlorn-hope advance on Nc Dow.
ellis column before troops to have been thus de-
coyed to Patterson's line, could get back to the
Federal Metropolis.
In both these objects his retrograde movement
seems to have proved failure already: az Cad
wallader evidently kept himself well advised of
his (Johnson's) progress in this direction and 30
disposed Of his advancing column, by promptly
re-crossing the river and concentrating It on
vantage ground, as to render an assault upon 1t
hopeless; while Patterson has already so strength
ened Cadwallader by sending up heavy reserves
as that not only no more troops are necessary to
be brought here from your city, but the very fine
Rhode Island Regiment can be conveniently
spared to resume at once their old position on the
Washington line
As at present posted, Johnsons line must give
way whenever seriously assailed by Cad wallader's
troops; and ] do not perceive that a forward
movement on C.'s part is likely to be DELAYED
forfy-e.ght hours longer.
Happears to be well understood by the people
| around me, that johnson must necessarily speed.
ily fall back towards Manassas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

BOSTON PURCHASING AMERICAN CorroN IN
EuRoPE-The British ship George A. Holt
cleared from New Orleans, April :, with 900
bales Of cotton for Queenstown She arrived at
that port May 81, her cargo was sold by sample at
ID cents to Boston purchaser, and the ship is or
dered to recross the Atlantic for the benefit Of the
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
Personal.

80. j. b; Weller, Cal, G. b. Mathew, Eng
land, are at Browns, N"s
non ). ID. Lane, Kansas, Major Thomas
Gray and Lieut. ). ). sumner, are at Wizards.
'..' Hon. w. Fessenden, Mass; Prof O p
Hubbard, Dartmouth College; Capt J. F Abbott
Col j.. + Cullan, Col. NJ. l.. Shaw, and Capt G.
Sullivan, are at the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
Sririi of the iIsruius Pres.

The IntsHig,ncsr compares the sober tone of the
my orders Of the Federal officers with the rant
and rhodomontade Of Beauregard, and thinks that
th@ latter pays but poor tribute to the courage
aud intelligence Of the South in resorting to such
style Of proclamation.
The hsPEb!ieaH urges a vigorous taxation as the
Only proper means TO sustain the national credit
dnder It's great load Of war debt