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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Aepulse OF General Lees Rebel Army at
Cheat Mountain-Gcncralsl Wise and
Floyd In Fall Retreat.
CINCINNATI, Sept 10, 1851
special despatch TO the Gazette, from Cnnx Ferry,
dated the 14h states that General Lee resumed tho at
tack along our whole line yesterday at Cheat Mountain
After long contest General Reynolds fairly rcpused him.
with considerable rebel loss and little loss on our
side owing to the fact that our troops fought behind in
trenchments.
General Leo has msnifesty large force, but Is
alarmed lest General Rosecrans should up in his
rear.
Our scouts returned to-day from ten miles exploration
towards Lewsburg.
Colonel McCook took nineteen prisoners yesterday in an
armed reconnaissance across the river
CAN'T scor, Sept Is, 1851.
General Cox Ia here to-day for interview with Gen
eral Rosecrans. He has moved the main body Of his
army from Gauley Bridge toward Iewisburg.
Generals Wise and Floyd are both rereatng fast
possible.
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seizure Of the Schooner Joseph Nicker-

Bos1eS, Sept 10. 1851.
The schooner Joseph Nckerson seized today rn-
dor the conascation act.
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The North American Outward Bound.
FATHER PorSr, Sept. 16-9 80 A. NJ.
The North American passed down at hafpast ten asss
night. Weather hazy.
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SKETCH OF COLONEL JOHN W. GEATs1.

Two companies Of Massachusetts, troops were Also en-
gagged the contest but not being spccihed are UNI
able to publish the names of their officers.
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which 5l3 900 bales American. The sales 70 day
rday) estimated at 900 bales including 1000 70
speulaoI and exporters the market closing steady At
the abvvs Qlotations
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.
Breatstnns active. Wheat has upward tendency.
and prices I'd. 3d. higher Flour firm and Cd. Is,
higher. Corn steady. Provisions unchanged
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE BLOCKADIEG FIEET-THE REBFM.
STEAMER YORKTOWN IRON PLATED, ETC.

STEAMER YORKTOWN IRON PLATED, ETC.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. IL,
Via BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1861.
Al party of fourteen contraband slaves escaped last
night from near Sewals Point and TO the for
tress in a canoe They represent that provisions are
very scarce in Princess county and that there
some five hundred rebels at Sewal's Point The force
there is constantly changing.
The vessels composing the bockading fee. previous
to the Ha,teas expedition again returning to Old
Point.
The ST. Lawrence has been Off Savannah bat brings
news
We learn from the Frenchman who deserted from the
Yorktown that she is actually iron plated. 10 pro
tect her sides and upper machinery.
Miss Dix has spent the day at Old Point and VIII pro
coed to night Washington. She expresses herself
highly pleased with the condition Of the Hygea Hospital,
which is under the direction Of Dr. Cuyer.
Captain Dyer. Of the Ordnance Department has been
transferred from Old Point TO Springfield, Mass.
NEW YORK TROOPS EN- ROUTE.
BCrALo, sKpT. 10, 1854.
The Second Bunao regiment, under command Of Col.
D. d. Bfdwell let this evening for New York.
ALBANY, Sept. le. 1901.
Colonel ynto4s regiment left here tonight for the seat
Of They aAe hne body Of men, fully equipped and
armed.
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS EN- ROUTE.
HARRISBURG Sept. 10, 1851.
Tie Forty sixth regiment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers,
Col Enps left to day for the Il war, being the FIRST
instalment OF Ahe last requiston Gov Curtin Tho
egimental coiors presented by Gov Curtin.
fen additional gmsnts wifi be forwarded before the
siose OF the week.
SIX NEW ENGLAND REGIMENTS FOR sPE.
CIAL SERVICE.
BosToS, Sept. I6 1861
General Butler had Interview to-day with Governor
Andrew and Senator Wilson. ana Will Immediately set
about raising six New England regiments for special
vice Mass meetings VIII probably be held In further
ancs Of the object.
THE BLOCKADE AT GALVESTON, ETC.
BosToS, Sept. i6, 1861
The bark Illinois, Lovsoy, frop, Boston Vera
Cruz the 81 instant, dschargng hoe cargo. She was
TO sail for Minititan the 1th.
letter from Captain Iove,cy states that a schooner
theu port had tho blockade Galveston and was
bound back again with cargo Of coffee The captain Of
the schooner reported the greatest distress prevailing
| throughout Texas
Late accounts from MiAtusn report prvaieer mount
ing four six Founders ing arrived that port.
| one Of which is rifed
! THE SABaNE--IHE PRIvATEfR SUMTER.
| Bosroy, Sept. 10, 1861
The Sabine, from Portsmouth for the Southern coast
passed Cape Cod this morning
letter from Suruam states that the pTvateer Sumter
remained there August 81 destitute of coal and
and that Captain Semmes had threatened to FIRE the
| town unless lie WAS supplied
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Commercial Intelligence.
NHA I-uv

LONDON, Sept. 6, 1851.
Consois for money close al 90.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
Gl4 900.
Illinois Central shares 39A 80 discount.
The stock market still under the influence OF tho
realnation- which usually follow a rapid advance, and
consos the 4th experienced further fall Of a. Gold
continued to flow into the Bank, AID money very easy
at 3Ma3a
The ship Water Witch had arrived from Melbourne.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9, 1861.
COTTON MARKET.
The brokers' circular reports the sales Of the week at
Is 600 bales of which "a 800 TO spectators and
ID 600 exporters. The market was firm at advance
Of one eighth Of penny for tho midding qualities while
the fair descriptions closed easier at the advanced rnt3s,
and the lower qualities had slightly declined. The au-
thorZed quotations are, for
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THE BLOCKADE AT GALVESTON, ETC.
THE sABsNE--IHE PR1vATEER SUMTER.

B0STUSi sept. To-
The Sabne, from Portsmouth, for the Southern coast
passed Cape Cod this morning.
letter from Surnam states that the pEivateer Sumter
remained there August destitute of coal and provisions
and that Captain Semmes had threatened to FIRE on the
town uness lie was supplied.
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NEW YORK TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

BcFALo, SYpT. TO- 1901
The Second RaiIsae regiment, under command OF COL
D. ID. Bfdwell let this evening for New York.
ALBANY, Sept. l6. 1901.
Colonel yn,os regiment left here tonight for the seat
Of war They are fine body Of men, fully equipped and
armed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Is,e,, from Sop,b Am.rIce

NEw York, May A.-Ths steamer Champion.
from A,pinwsll on the 18th, has arrived here,
otlhginging $3.50 600 in specie nom osnfornis.
Two small vessels belonging TO the Govesnmea,
had deserted from Aspinwall.
IL was rumored that vessels Of war were Citing
out by the revoIutionists at Garth, genIa 70 con
vey 600 troops to Aspinwsll for the purpose Of
taking possession OF the state OF Panam.
The hnsl success Of the Revoluiionis,s 4, re-
gsrded certain.
II YVES reported that the British Admiral h.d
declared bis Intention TO not respect paper block
AIDES Of New Gransdian ports, but 10 open tb-n
70 British commerce
Advices from Chilli report the Gsvesnmen, party
triumphant in the recent elections.
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Virginia Election.

GRAFTON, May 23.-The returns Of the election
here to-day give 429 against and for the ordI-
nance Of secession. The county, Taylor Will
give about 200 majority against secession
Harrison county, from inferrnation received
viii give about 700 majority against the ordi-
nance
Wood county gives about go ma orIty sgains
secession.
MARTISsBuRe, May 23-Our election passed
of quietly to-day. Berkeley county gives about
200 majority against secession.
WHEELING, May 23.-This city to-day eives
1886 agenst secession, and SO for the rstfcstion
OF the ordinance
Nothing definite can be heard from the Wet
ern counties tonight.
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ETom Caira-

CAIRO, Ill, May p Three 81 Founders arrived
this evening Carriages for them are expected
Tomorrow. The work Of fortifying Cairo was
commenced to-day, and viii be vigorously car.
ried on
General Pillows proclamation prohibiting all
boats passing Memphis northward took effect wee
terday.
Southern passengers by railroad report intense
excitement at Memphis aud other towns tits re-
ported that 200 volunteers, with 900 muskets
and six field pieces, left Paducsh Yesterday fos
Camp Cheateau, near the Kentucky and Tennes
see line, their ultimate destination being Jackson
Tenn, where southern troops are concentrating
in large numbers.
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Capturr Of n Prize, &c

NEw YORK, Nav 70 The steamer Ksystons
state has arrived from Fortress Monroe, which
point she lef, Yesterday
The British lark Hiawatba, Of and for Liver.
pool, with = cargo 81 tobacco, while attempting
60 run the blockade, was seized, and prize crew
placed aboard from the steamer Minnesota.
The Keystone State has nearly one hundred
women and children on board, refugees from the
South, besides transferring a large number 70 the
Baltimore steamer Georgia
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Skirmish on the Potomac Between Viz.
gInians and MaryIahders.

CHsNsERsBuRG, May y On "Wednesday
nigh. party 81 Virginians attempted 60 CO pture
the ferry boat on the Potomac, near Clear Sprinc
Nd. Notice was given OF the fact to the Union
men If Clear Spring, three miles distant, who az
night the Virginians again seized the boat bu,
were Immediately fired upon by the guard and
when midway across had 20 abandon the prl se
and escape in skin. II was reliably ascertsi ned
that two of the Eirginians were shot The ferr,
boat again returned 10 the Maryland shore
No reinforcements have reached wIIIiam.port
All isouit here
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From Pixies Peak

DESvER, May l6-A practicable route for The
overland mall has been found directly west rom
this city, and steps will be Immediately taken for
opening the road.
The Weld OF gold is rapidly increasing as the
spring advances and water becomes more album.
dant. Oae fourth of cord Of quartI from the
Missouri lead Welded s55e II was heretofore
considered not worth the trouble Of crushing.
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Military Movement, in Kap,..

LEAvESwoRTH, Mo, Nav - -Intelligenoe
from various sources show tEata number Of Union
lists have been driven from the border counties Of
Missouri, and taken refuge in southeastern Kan
sas. Ecme of item show evidences Of severe
treatment
Three regiments If T. :. volunteers from Kan
sas, are being formed IN this city and at Lawrence
rs fast as possible.
The cars are now running between IT. Joseph
and Weston, Mo, seven miles from here, placing
that city within one days travel Of the Mississippi
n
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Seizures and Confisc0tisns IN Missouri by the
Federal AuthorIties

ST. Louis, May 23-The steamer Swan has been
seized and brought TO the arsenal landing. She
will he cOnfscat.d FOR conveying arms from Ba-
ton Rouge 10 81. Louis, FOR the use Of the seces-
sloniss
Five thousand pounds Of lead, destined for the
South, were seized yesterday, on the Iron Noun
tain Railroad. Some resistance was made, and
several shots were fired, noae OF which, however,
did any hurt The prisoners captured at fotcsi
have been released on their parole
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An Act Of Tpenchery

NEw York, May 23-The frigs'e Mississippi
returned here to-day, having when a few miles
down the haTbor, discovered that her delipery
pipe had been tSmper-d with and rendered use-
less bv joint Of gum and canvass instead OF
metal, having been supplied by the late Chief
Engineer Michael Quinn, Of Va who lately re-
signed IL will take a week 10 repair the damage
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Ihs Scatt Legion.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23-The Scott Legion
Regiment iE prepared 60 leave the city in the
morning. IL is not probable. however, that they
will proceed further than suffolk Park, which
has just been vacated by the Ohio troops. They
will most likely encamP here before proceeding
southwark.
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Precautionary Measure, A. Canada.

TORONTO, May % The Leader (the Govern.
ment organ) to-day says there will shortly be
50 200 Enfield rifles in the province, " In view OF
msrauding expeditions on our frontier from bodies
of men who will not be ruled bv the Washington
Government" and recommends that the militia
be plnced on a better footing immed iatelY.
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AIassachusetts LcgisIaturs.

BOsToS, May 23.-The Legislature Of this State
adjourned to-day. Most Of the members devoted
their pay TO the Massachusetts volunteers.
u. +. Thomas was nominated by the peoples
convention, today, TO succeed Charles Francis
A1ams
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NKvYoRK, May% Flour lie heavy, aud ce-
lower. Wheat is firm for sound unsou ID ie2e'
lower. Corn is heavy, and has a declining ens
dency Pork dull and heavy. Lard quie' ana
unchanged Whisky steady az lokc
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The Steam Gunbeat Pembroke.

BosTOx, Nav - The steam gunboat Penn
broke sailed for Fortress Monroe to-day, taking
the wightman Rifles, Capt. Clark, and the Rich
ardson Light Infantry, Capt. Davis. The Penn
broke also takes large supplies Of provisions and
clothing for the Massachusetts troops at the fort.
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How the News Of the A~assinatisu sf Gel
Ellsworth was Received I'm New York
NEw YoRK, May si.-The news Of the deaih
Of Col. Ellsworth created mos, intense excite nen,
here. Regret si his loss 10 mingled with gen
eral feeling that he must be avenged
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The Palmetto nj Haxre

NEW YoRK, May % "A letter from Boston
shipmaster at Hsvre says the ship Matilda, Of
Charleston, Capt. Conner, which arrived at Hsvre,
April 29th, had palmetto flag flying, hut she
was not allowed to enter the dock until abe
hoisted the stars and stripes
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A Camp at Eastsn, Pa.

EAsroN, May 23.-The Governor has located
his camp at the Farmers and Mechanics' Institute
ground here, where four regiments are TO encemp.
Ten or twelve companies are expected here from
Philadelphia this week.
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Arrival Of n Prince.

HALIFAX, May - The British frigsts Nile,
Admiral Milne arrived here on Tuesday. The
fngate ST. George, with Prince Alfred on board,
arrived here this evening.
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erIcx.-Dhtrict Of Columhia Advertisements
20 be inserted In The BALIINoRK SvNafe received
1T and forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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A Gsyernm,ht Agent In Kentucky.
tn, New IIampshire

LOUISVILLE, KY, May % Captain James w,
Albert arrived here yesterday on an undis;iosto
mission from the federal government.
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BY BONTZ & GRIFFITH. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
l ERTI IN THK CoUNTy.-By virtue Of a deed
DAY OF N0vemb.r, A. ID. 1850. and recorded in Liber
j. a. y, No; &c, fo!iOs 3s7, Stc., one of the land
COqmbia, shall offer for Fsie, a, fRhiio saoiio1,
on the PTsnlr es, on the 4th daE OF luae next COM
hF In the oSun Of i1s 81
part Of ChIchester," bee inning for the same At
by Lewis Catbory, Its sarvcyHr Of said oauriT.
and running thence an eastrrly direction 20 the
wSdy With the sd Eastern m ihe s9g Iso s
more or iess; IN nee westwardy within .eventy-
forty t4ol feet thence seventy seven On est west
watdly 70 said Ridge Road; thanee sOut Enrdy
ot ginning, vita the i'm STCv 5neuts thereon cor
sIsting OF comfortable log house and q small
THIS property rs .acro:s the Eastern Branch, and
Term. of sale: One third cash; the residue IN
and IL months, the PurCh1her gIvIrg his rOtr, saL
lsfactory endorsed, and bearing interest from the
4 deed gwen and q Ted oftrust taken. AL con-
ve,ancing At the cost of the purchaser
If the terms of sale are not compiled with within
toe night to resell the property on one weeks ne
tics 81 the rick and cost OF dsfsultns pui chaser
1-2.wsd. BoNTzS G GRiff i; riIu SGs;..
lNl feri fsclas, Issued from The Clerks Office Of
The Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia. for
the county OF w assHinstPnj ana . me directed;
court house door of sad county, ON MONDAY,
tbs 10Th day Of June next, 1861, at - o'clock m,
Lot No. 10, in Square No. 4Sl. beginning for the
same at the northwest corner OF SAID lot, running
thence west 10 feet iEohes: thence south with the
depth OF 10 feet inches he line Of sid lOt
and All Of Lot No II, IN said Square no. ISL. to-
thereon, in the city Of Washington, %. c., s9izsd
and leyied upon, and will be sold TO satisfy judi
css TO- IL, 10 Ootober term 1853, favor OF George
blll, Jr., against Gales d SeaIon.
W. SELDEN, late u. J. Marshal for
m Is dts District of Columbia.
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Nsu York Markets.

CONCORD, N. H., May % The T. rr New
Hampshire Regiment, Col. Tappsns leaves TOT
washington on Saturday morning, via wofoes'ef'
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MARRIED

PRNNIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. If
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LOCAL NEW S.

V-Thcugh THE STAB IL printed on The fastest
So n press In u,e south - Baltimore, ia edition
.. large to REQUIRE 4 to be put 10 press at an
r=rly hour; Adv-rssenenh, therefore, should be
sent IN before n O'CLOCK m; otherwise they may
Eot appear enil the next day.
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On the nth instant. by the Rev. w. NJ H. RYAN,
WROE, both Of this city
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ARRIVAL on MORE TRooPs This morning the
Third Connecticut Regiment arr we'd In the city,
and marched up seventh street, making fne ap.
pearance and attracting universal attention.
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TO THE AFILIcTED!-Be sure to read the adver-
tsement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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BY WALL & BARNARD, AUctioucers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE FRENCH
u CHINA. GLASS, silver PLATED WARE, AND
CUTLgkT.-'in TUESDAY MORNING, 18th IN
slant at 10 o'clock by virtue Of deed of frustdu
recnrGed In the lard records CT WASHINGTON coun
y, ID. c will sell, a. tore No. 7lS, south side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, nsar the Auction Rooms,
whore 1t has been removed for convenience OF
sale, the entire stock of China, Glass, and Crock
cry StOra, cnmpIlsIEg-
Flu | sets Of latest styles French China Dinner
Breakfast, rea and Toilet Sets,
Silver plated Ware and Cutiery,
Every variety OF Goblets, Wines, and q ass Ware
Elegant NasHs, ParIan, Bisquet, and other cTna
mentAd China Ststuettes,
PaIian, BohemIsn, China, and Martel Bottles and
Colognes,
Cordial Sets, Table and Wine Gators and Ocean
ters.
nameRts,
Psrian and Lava Pitchers. Fruit Stands and
Bowls,
Ston. China and Common Ware, a large ass0r.
ment,
Toe Coolers, Brushes, Mats, Wooden Ware, 60.
Terms cash an current funds.
K. BRENNFR, Trustee
ma WALL a. BARNARD. Aucts,
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, Also
" lew single gentlemen, can obtain fine Re- ons
on the hrst and second floors, IN D eassDt location
I'D with excellent Board. Apply 300 r street, A
few Table b. arders accommodated. m "a 81
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GOING IT WITH A Bic AusuR.-we hear that
Mr.. II. Gregory Of Alexandra sold some three
hundred dollars worth ofshoes to the Confederate
forces In Virginia, and was paid In Virginia
on his business Mr.. Gregory rendered his scrip
but IL was rejected, the whole amount (&3OO) not
even being considered an equivalent for his tax
Of $50.
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RHArER. have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Rev il; il will interest you.
gu 9-eolJ
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THR TwrLYIH Nxw YORK RkstaENr was
reviewed yesterday evening by the Secretary Of
State Ia the presence Of several thousand specta-
tors
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NoIICE ~ Pl.EASU X SEEkERS.-Clu
| ' gems and soldiers wishing TO enjoy A 4
themselves for an hour or two, would do VeI44
well to call az the WASHINGTON
CITY GARDEN of ERNEST LoEFFLER a-d = 9
are certain Xlslt oIoe made Will soon be repeat
give him q call and judge for yourselves. The
Sardens are open every cay in the week. On
Music and Dancing, when tho,e fond of shaking
their feet can fail IN and erjey a good dance.
Private families and others furnished with Beer
At all times, and all places, on the most reasona
bic terms by sending their orders TO the arden on
New York avenue and First street, ma l6-Imt
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THx FOURTH PExssYLvaNIA RKsIAKsf, Col.
near 0lenwcod.
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
l50 bbls. Old kIe WHISKY,
$50 bills. HERRING aud ALEWIVES,
81 bbls. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
81 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow prioedD MOLASSES.
For sale By JOHN }. BOGUE. &c 10
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DIscHARGKD.-Yesterday after the Star went to
press, DR. Thos. Miller was taken before General
Mansfield, and after candid statement Of the
facts connected with his having the package of
letters which he left at Kinks shop, and his en-
tire Ignorance Of the box containing letters, he
was released from custody. Or. Miller was sud
denly called yesterday to go to Chicago, H., to
at S IS.
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nor RENT-Two or three ROOMS, Furnished
or unfurnished, IN the residences Of the cub
scrlber, in heaI thy part of Georgetown, No. 100
High street, Will be let to punctual tenants. AppJ
TN the premises, or to the wood yard on Water 81.
near Jefferson; or on street, First Ward WASH
lRgton. I'm l4-lmI +, W. MYERS. .
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EDITOR STAR IL read in your paper of the goth
inst an article concerning the sanitary condition
Of the volunteers, and consequently an order was
issued 70 Surgeon General Wood to examine into
and see that things were provided for the health
OF the volunteers. will only state that II is Just
az necessary that the examination should extend
TO the regulars both as regards barracks and mes
sing. ARHGurAR
Washington, Nav D.