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DFED,

On the 18th instant after 8 long ard painful III
ne IS, CATHERINE 1. KING, daugh OF the
lIte Major Adam King, of g orFatpwn, in the So h
year Of her age. Truly, u may bs said Uf her
None knew her but to love her;
None named he but 10 praI @.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow a, 10
o'clock from the residence OF her brother in law
Richard Il. Gu Hen, 1--WE fth ST.
IN GeorgetOwn, on the morning OF Juns 18th.
Mrs NJ RIA KING, wido = OF the lat1 EdWafd
King, In the t9.h year Of her age
Her fIlen Is and the friepds of thu flmI are re-
Epeotfnly invite d to attend her funeral, from r
ate residence, 90 Frederick street, Georgetown,
On the 18th int, at 4 =. IN. JOHN RENSHAVr
In The 4Si year If his age. Msy he rest in peacr.
ia tIu ~un copJ.D
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Southern Items.

LOUISVILLE, Ky June I2.-Ghe surveyor OF toe
customs at Evansville, Indiana, bas notified
steamers that the transportation Of provisions 10
Smithland aud Paducah, Ky, ere ia yiolttion Of
the instructions Of tie government, and will be
prohibited
Savannah papers Of the 7th Inst, state that ths
ship Sebasticock, Of Bath, Ne had been seiz'
by the collector 81 The port ia consequence Of
naming there longer than allowed by law.
Special dispatch from Charleston 20 the New
Orleans Picayune, dated the Sth instant says that
Gov Pickens has published 4 notification against
sending funds to the North, such being In conflict
with the law on the subject
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Affairs at AIexandrfa.

ALEXANDRIA, June l2.-This city continues
quiet the only excitement being OccasOned 10y
the news from other military d's,rtcts. Their. are
but slight indications Of any further movement
at present from this point In the meanwhile all
efforts are making to fortify the position. There
wa sight alarm last night. one Of the pickles
being hred on, but "nobody was hurt"
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Arrtvsiof,h. Nerth star,

NKw YORK, June u The steamer North star
las arrived with tie California mails OF the 2lst
ult. ana treasure.
The Panama papers Of the 1ith Of June contain
advices from Carthagena, which report Mosquera
10 have beaten the government in two battles, in
the first Of which, on April 18th, the latter lost
800 In killed and wounded. The second bat
tie occurred near Bogsle. Gen. MOsquera Yves
doubtless In possession Of the apltal.
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the Western P-csby terrain Church. w,shirg-
ton. ID. G. on the 2rh instant, by Rev. James NJ.
Wilson, NJ. ID, Cf Baltimore, JOSEPH McMA
HI OF III ale Phia. and NELLIE a, dang liter
OF the ate David VI WIlsOr the former Place
baltimore and Philadelphia papers copy
- On the 18th Instant, by the Rev. Mr.. McCaulcy
4 VAN TYNE, eldest daug hter of the late Or
j. p. Van Tyne.
On the lltb instant, by Rev G.. eOn.rd LOUIS
H., of Virgins, to MARY sIkRRE, of
WaskinGton
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CousHs:-rhe sudden changes of our olimate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial erf As:HH1atfc
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often aot speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early STAGES Of the diseaso recourse
should at onoe be had to q Prorcr's Bronchial
TTocAes, or Lozenges, let the Cod, Cough, or IT.
TitatIon OF the Throat be ever slight, as by tEis
pIecautlon more serious attack may bs eeciual y
Ws-ded oil. PMtItc Speakers snd Singers will aI q
them efsctual for clearing and STRENGTHENING N q
voice. See advertisement. del-ly
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Trsuble tfisssaTi.

ST LOUIS, June IL Two HUNDRED smsu "
have burned part Of the 6sscen7oe -,
thirty miles this side Of Jefferson ci'y, oy "fa-f
Of the State authorities. The teiesrape WIS
hay. also been cut aud repairs are fo'O' ddea 4
-
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Arrival Of Tre.ps ut st. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH, June IL Two comPanies OF va.
Second United States Infantry arrived here st
evening from Fort LeavenwOrth; also two CON.
panies II the First Infanuy started from T'
kearney yesterday for this place The of'ia!ios
will number $50 men, and 10 10 be -omnandro
by Major Sully Tbeyw probably be sest'0"eo
here for the present.
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Federal Troops Reported off the ais -issippi
LOUISVILLE, June l2-The New Orleans Plea
yune OF the 9th, received here, saws that two l. 3
transports-one supposed TO be the Empire City
were reported TO have arrived OF the bar with
1, 500 men on board
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II Though TIE STAR In printed On the fastest
s.esrn pres Ia use south Of Baltimore, tn edition
60 large a. 70 require II 70 Be put 10 press at an
early hosr; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent "a before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
rot appear until the next day.
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THEATER-BsHeft Of Mrs Bland This was
most agreeable affair and the qualification ex.
hibted by thu spectators SD wv how highly good
theatrical entertainmentis enjoyed here. Cannot
Mr.. Bland do something further in this line for
the hungry public?
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OST.-Last Thursday, left in the Navy Yard
IL Omnibus, when near the CORNER of Pa avenue
and Seventh street, ELK military SASH. BY
leaving &c at the Ce.ter House. Marine Barracks,
the finder will be Literally rewarded je u IT.
GF0 REWARD Ran away from the corner of
piO North Capitol and is, on Tues n
day evening last, lerge sOrrel HORS:, IN
with crack In hls tight hin0 hoof, Had NA
o harness The above reward will be psid to an,
one on returning him to 5. RICTHULIER, AT the
above named place je 1897
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BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES r.
- single persons. Also, vacancies for few Stu
dents Terms moderate. Address X. BURNS,
L ,ainfiald, Cumbe land county Pa. je 6-lmea'
FNEN OR TWELVE TABLE BOARDERS
can be accommodated with excellent Board in
geutee private family, (centIsl lOoatiOnD At SIS
per month. Also, q slit Of Rooms on second n DOR
for rent Apply to Mr.. SWAIN, at Star Once.
IN '-6teo
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BOARD WANTED, BY a gent ,eman and his wife,
in q eenteel private family, AID in a riessTnt and
healthy locality. within five minutes walk of the
Post Ofce Two rooms VIII bs required having
= north and sO1th exposure - he price must b.,
renFo' able. Address "a, Box 629, Post Office
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RATHER an odd typograp hical error that, in tn,
What we Hate to Learn article in the Balti
more Sun Of this morning
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DROPUsALS FOR FUEL.
QudrtsTHaStsr'S Ofcs, U. s. Urine Corpst
WASHINGTON. 22d MAY, 1861.

QuartsTmas:sr's Qtfcs, U. S. M'rins Corps.l
Washington, 22d May, 1861.
SEALED ProPogAL will be received ST this Office
until TUESDAY he 18th day al Juno 1851. ~ three
O'Clock p. Il t1r SurpyIng Wool and Cost to the
:. &aEIHps s'1-Ipaed 1T Va hingtoH. ID. c.,
from the ,s$ July, 1851, TO the Slth June, 1852.
The wood o be best oak 4Rp!lEg, and 10 be leliy-
cred Led measured, and Inspected, at suoh points
within the Iais of the Marine Barracks as ,t.y he
Geslg mated 10y The Conan. ldIrg Marine Sihoer,
fire. of "xps.Ge 20 the United tat =.
lac O. y be beat white ash anthracite egg
oOal fre, from dust ard to weigh 2 30 lbs 20 the
ton. 8 he weighed inspected,a d IIvered at such
points VII nin tho walls of the Marine BaTrao.s as
ma be designated by tie COMMANDING Marine
Officer ,fres Ofexpense to the United State and
both wood and coal to be furnished at such iimas
and In such Quantities as the said COmmaudIc g
10 a'ln5 OhCeT nay require.
Payment will he made upon the quarterly requi
sltI0n al the Commanding iicer stating the uar-
bly, TO regulations.
qua ,nty, to bs signed by two responsible per-
sons. whose responsibility must be cart fed TO by
the u 6. ID striC. Judge. u =. District ATTORNEY
otheTwIs5 II will not be considered
To be endorsed "PrOpOsals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed 70 the undersigled
IN "a lswiw Quartermaster Marine Corps.
~ TIN WARE-TIN WARE!
NE bLdeTs!gne ~ anufactuTer of Tin Ware,
offers for sale to the trade, at lowest cash prices.
the following:
1907 gross assorted sizes Tin Pans,
$50 " PIE and Dinner Plates,
$50 Pint Cups.
2o " Wash Basins,
100 " Tin DlppeTs
Also, Coffee Pots, Pals, Sdurepans, and q vaTi-
ETY. ofother articles ill rhe Tn Ware line;
m 9-lmH Baltimore.
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TEE roxwxfp MOVEMENT cr TEE p,..a,cr
HEApor.rrrr. N.rro,A, R,rLr.


Camp Smsad, near Rockville, June II, 1861 {
Editor S;d,: We are to stay encamped until
evening, and then make a long forced march
Yesiefdsy's march was long, rapid and hot one
At this point we found the Pennsylvania First
New York Ninth. and New Hampshire First A
Portion OF hagruder's battery and the Presidents
Mounted Guard are in advance. The New York
Ninth have inst gone forward and understa nd
that one Of the Maine regimentsis near us Scouts
and travellers continually bring us reports Of an
enemy In strong force between us aud our desti-
nation IL this is the case our night march may
be bloody one We are in good spirits and
feeling well. when we came into Rockville last
night We found the good people terribly alarmed.
Some scamp had Informed them that we were
detac hment of Silly Wilson's Zouaves; and
visions Of plundered hen roosts, decapitated pigs.
stripped diaries, end kindred "horrors of war"
danced before their troubled imaginations They
have, however, treated us with the utmost kind
ness, and many Of our boys find themselves among
old acquainsances. Our officers take the utmost
care that the men under their command shall
commit no wanton devastation, and that all well
disposed citizens shall be treated with the utmost
Kindness These stony roads, all up hill and
down, are awful things to travel over.
Yours truly, RIFLE.
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SEE ELSEWHERE the notice OF Cunning hams
fresh country butter, poultry ana eggs.
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EiecuaninK.a...

LEAvRSwokTH, June IA special eiection
was held In this State to-day for member OF
Congress. There was no opposition % the re-
was polled =. y -
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nARRIED

To THE AFFLICTED Be sure to READ the .dver-
hsemsIt OF Mcl.eGGs STRENGTHENING Cordial ard
Blood Purifier. IN another column. al
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k.xv ysrk Markets.

Nrw yoKK. June 10 Flour has dechn' g
,eafeIcy heat 10 heavy. Corn o. sdy ana
n ch tny.d I'rOvisiOns quiet whisky "N
and unchsagtd.
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The WhrLaan
Western Virginia Copv.,,,o,

PHILADELPHIA, June I3 The entire State loan
81, GO0, U0O-for the war, has been taken at par
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FESTIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always fnd them
for exchange al the Star Once oOunter. II
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READER, have you soar Prof Woods advertise
neH[ III our paper. Neef it; it viii interest yCu.
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AN APPROPRIATE PREsENT.-Miss Dawes OF
Quincy, Mass, who is now stopping in this city
for the purpose Of caring for those soldiers Of her
native State who IRE needy, has kindly presented
twenty seven linen havelocks 70 Company f, Fifth
Regiment NJ. V. W.
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Nc1Icx District Of Columbia Advertisements
90 beinse-ted in the BALTIMORE Sus are received
nj and forwarded from THE STAR Ofsce.
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SALT WATER BATHING.
- nj ARSEAI.ifS WI ION
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT POINT LooK-OUT, MARYLAND.
This ce ebrat d Bathing Place. situated at the
jGnction IF the Potomac River with the a A
Chesaneake Bay, will be opened by the VGsNv
underslZnes on the 10th of Jure, In the E.ks i
very best style, Tor a. persons who uay wish .
safe aud quiet retreat, whore they oan have T. e
benefit OF the best sat water batting md enjoy the
deiloaclas Of the water, suoh as Fish of all kinda,
Oysters, Crabs, sc
Every description of fishing tackle will lie kept
Tor the accomm odaton Of guests.
A hne livery stab e kept on the farm
AIs'. ten PIN q !eys and billiard saloons with
all other amusemonts usually found ct suoh o! Sc g.
ne ,,ble WI BIZ supplied caily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
tn Ba tIngTe and Washington markets.
atthe Bar.
DoTd, q pr dsy: one week, SIP; second week,
want ha f-sIioe
49, The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washingtnn
IursIay ct m and atlmOre on Friday at 4 ..
m The i'at past o'clucs p. IN. tram from wa IL
lrgton viii connect At Baltlm with the boats,
reaching folqt Lookout daily slso, a trI-wsekly
st.s from Washington, By way of .eonardtown
~ Add ess the ProPrietors, al Point Lockout,
m 81 HEFLEBD WEIR Il CO PrOp'rs
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Smith Co, No. $50, SEVENTH STREET, 10
selling of like hot kes - Of the finest as
sOrtneDts in town Of clothing. hats, caps trunks,
aud everything connected with W. airing apparel.
Ifyou wa something neat, durable and cheap,
lust call on them.
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FINDING THINss.-This morning a little feIlow
in the Center Market picked up a pocketbook
containing small quantity Of change. II be-
lOnged to q lady, who discovering the finder
forthcoming, the BOY was taken before Justice
Dom, and the lady proving her property, Ii was
restored TO her. The boy was released with some
good advice.
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sH0ULB Blk SEKN TO We hear great complain,
Of the sickeuing stencil from the Slaughter house
for Government cattle, in the Monument Y rounds
Sufficient is taken 10 maintain cleanliness
The ofaI being SLOWED 10 stand two or three feet
thick, rotting and breathing pestilence through
the neiyhbOrhood
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No MovEMENT.-It was reported In the street
this morning that two gimentS were to leave the
city to daV on the advance movement into Mary
land, but one of our reporters has this morning
visited the Camp Grounds Of the Maine, Ohio,
Connecticut, and New York Regi ments. on this
side the river. and no movement whatever has
been made, or Is TO be made to-day, save in the
change Of the camp of the First and Second Ohio
Regiments, from the of Douglas Hill to the
beautiful wood near Rock Creek, north OF Will
lard's farm, which took place at IL O'Clock this
morning. The troops are all in fine spirits, and
express readiness TO go wherever they may he
sent, and at minutes warning. The camp
grounds are located admirably in sanitary point
# view, and there Is scarcely man on the sick
LIST in the camps above mentioned.
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Coop BUTTER Families will find at Mr. l.. II
Wilson's stall mo 2I5) IN Center MARKET, a con.
st,nt supply Of fine Philadelphia butter, at re
narkably low prices He is selling IL at this
time at Is cents per pound, which ID much less
than the price 10 has usually borne IN this ket
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LIEUT. John 7. 6REBLE, who was killed In the
affair at treat Bethel, married, few years since
NJ iss Sarah French. daughter OF Rev DIR French,
Chaplain of the Military Academy at West Point,
and formerly Rector Of the Church Of the
Epiphany, In this CITY.
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AMONG THE KILLED at Fairfax Court HOUSE In
Lieut. Tompktns' sklrmish there, was the eldest
sDa 81 the Hon. Henry w. Thomas (of that VIII
lAxs-) who not long since himsn turned dis
4 uniODist- We also learn that Alfred Moss was
sightly wounded In the shoulder. -
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FURTHER EXAMINATION OF JOHN r MINOR
This case, which was commenced by Capt. starr
and Justice Dom at the county jail, on Tuesday,
was concluded yesterday. The testimony showed
that Minor was with the party that seized upon
Mr. Vanderwercken's oats and stock, and acted
under the orders Of Lieut. or Captain johnson, of
the Virginia troops. II appeared TO be the opin-
Ion of witnesses that Minor was pressed into
Johnson's service, though one Of them used the
word detailed - which he afterwards corrected
1t appeared that horses had been taken from the
same neighborhood, and used by Virginia troops
Vanierwercken's horses and wagons were re-
turned, and "a scrip Of paper, letting Mr. Wander
wercken know that they took the oats - was given
the overseer by the party. witness named
Richard Sorreil took a horse Of Mr. Vanderwerc-
ken's, without consent, and carried IL away. He
subsequently gave up the horse, when Mr. V. de-
manded II Of him. Witnesses were brought to
show that Minor was Union man, had used his
Influence against the secession Of Virginia, and
had served as an aid to Marshal Selden on the in
auguration Of President Lincoln. The evidence
will be transmitted 70 Gen. Mansfield, and in the
mem time Minor will be retained in jail. Richd
SOrrell, the witness, was also ordered into The
ke ping Of the Marshal until further orders.
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: Va ~ - u
~. - sts tl-.so ias ..agEE.S -a.sf-s seg sof
@~-A -Fs-si o l5ts'-s-TFCs
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The FIFTH BATrALIoN-It r. a mistake that
all the District volunteers have been taken away
with the advancing columns Portions Of eac b
remain In the city. The report of 1t O'Meara
battalion, (Lt Col EveretT's,) shows that of tue
Jackson Guards there are 90 men, Constitute nal
Gnsrd 81, Metropolitan Rifles 20, Putnam Ri DIES,
Company a, AZ men, detailed for duty here.
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FLAG RAISING IN ALEXANDRIA Yesterday
morning, fine flag was hoisted over the ware.
house Of the New York Steamship Company al
Alexandria amid the cheers Of the crowds and
stirring national airs from the brass bands Of the
Pennsylvania Fifth and the Michigan Regiments
Several companies from the several regiments
near AlsxaDdria were present, and the proceed.
ings attracted much attention generally.
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CENTER MARKET.-The market was opened
this morning with an ample supply; moderate
demand; prices about on Tuesday The fish
stands are supplied mainly with small bunch fish
from the Potomac and the supplies brough bit from
the Northern markets The demaE Id was no, very
lively TO day. The hay sales were not important
this morning, the supply being meagre and the
demand not very pressing.
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AMAS named George Short-a man six feet and
a half lonS-was arrested by Capt Powell, Of the
Zouavrs, and Pr vate EastOn. Of Company A. w
l.. for hurrahing for JEFF Davis within hearing
Of the men at Camp Davis. Short was requested
20 take the oath of allegiance instanter which he
did In the presence Of all the men, He came 10
the conclusion that the - Jim Davis'' camp and
the JEFF Davis camp were entirely different ar
Engagements.
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The NNkTEKsTH (CAYroA) NKw YoRx Rrel-
NsST came In from camp yesterday evening, and
preceding 70 the Arsenal, exchanged their, old
altered aint lock musket for the new Minnie
Rusksh - &
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BAD CONDUcr-Last night, a couple Of Young
men on spree went to the house of Susan FRINGE
in the Seventh Ward, and broke things Their.
considerably. This morning one Of them Dennis
Desmond, went TO the office Of Justice DOM and
asceTt1ined that a warrant was issued for him on
that account He denied the charge against him.
ard got the security required by the Justice for
his further appearance.
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AsBURY TUCKER, well kno wn to our citizens as
prominent member Of Rev. Mr. Proctor's Meth
cdist Church South, is In command Of a company
OF secess OniSts in Leesburg
We understand that there was no service in the
Methodist Church South last Sunday, and that
The congregation, bereaved Of their pastor, W. 70
compelled to scatter about to the ether churches
most convenient IL seems to be well understood
here that Rev. Mr.. Proctor has ''seceded."
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GONE TO THE WoRKHOUsE This morning, J.
T Read, who not many years ago occupied an
Important position In one Of ;he Executive Depart
nIents, was taken before Justice Dom, upvn the
compliant Of a citizen, for violate on OF the NUM-
ciPal lew, by being drunk, disorderly, and an
annoyance TO his nsighbors. The condition Of
the unfortunate man excited the lively sympathy
OF those who knew him in better circumstances.
He was committed to the workhOuse for o. DAYS
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF.-Yesterday. few beneyo-
lent persons, merchants and others, contributed
bSrslly for the relief of several families of the
volunteers, now with the advancing columns,
known TO require immediate aid. This contribu-
ton is but tue beginning Of more general IF Irt
TO secure families from suffering during the alb
sence Of the volunteers. An EFFORT was made 70
obtain an appropriation by the City Councils; but
tue bill uas referred TO a committee by the AL
deImen, thereby hindering, if not defeating the
hill
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ID ESUMPTlON OF TRAVtI.-The eteamer
h THOMAS COLLYBR will re H~
s sT,1 n. he! trIss 70 O.. alexandria on
she will .eave her If at the foot Of 7th street
a. the folio wing hours 8, To- la. 2 and ocl'k
Leave Alexandra at 9. IL, ], 8, and o'clo5 X
Fare each way g o. "a
z8-2T SAMUEL, GF0NEY. Can't
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Additional Particulars of the Recent Fight
Only 600 Rebels hngsged-Ihe Federal
Loss, 20 Killed and so Wsuuded-A Large
Number Mis'ing-WithdrawaI Of the Re-
bells to Yotktewn-No Important Move
ment since.
From the Correspondence of the Assoc ted Press
FORTRESS MONROE, June -,
Via RaIf 20
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I TAKE PLEA -URE In ANNOUNCE >G TO
Il the cit gems and strangers of WashIns ton that
! have just recivsI mr. stock of SUNNI Ek
CLOTHING and HATS aud CAPS. 10 which 4
respectfully ca tner attention before purchasing.
! have one OF the nioest assortments Of goods in
This cit, and Offer them a. very low prices.
j. II. SMITH, CiothIer,
je7-In No. $50 saventh ST., OPP. Po't Offce
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WhNTED-By a gentleman, with one child tie
~. servi, es of a respectable middle ased woman,
either whIt5 or cOlOred, who thoroughly uTde-,
stands the managing of house aud children G ood
Teter-nces expected Inquire at Mr.. BARNES
gro 'ory Store. near the cO'neT of AZ street and
Mary land avenue, Island. Good wages gIver.
lie u 2tt