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Distractions to the Baltimore and Ohio x all.
road Removed by BIasting-The Canal
Virginia Picket Guard, etc

Distractions to the Baltimore nd Ohio x all.
road Removed by BIasting-The Canal
Virginia Picket Guard, etc.
POINT OF ROCKS, June Is The obstruction 10
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at this point has
been removed, and the road reopened to Harper's
Ferry this morning.
An immense boulder, weighing about one hum
dred tons, thrown from the Point Of Rocks upon
the road by the Confederate troops, was removed
last night by blasting, and the track is now
passed over. Its crushed fragments, an immense
mass Of rock, projsct into the canal leaving sui.
fcient space, however, for the passage Of boats
This obstruction can he easily removed by blast
ing.
The culverts attempted TO be blown up are now
fully repaired.
A picket guard Of cavalry are stationed on the
Virginia side, within sight Of this point They
are but few In numbers-not more than six, II is
said.
SANDY Hook, Hartford county, Md, June Is
II O'Clock ma person who LEFT Harpers Ferry
half hour ago states that the town has been en-
tirely deserted by the military
This, however, is contradicted by later mes
senger, who declares that a large body are vet
there, stationed at Bolivar, in the outskirts.
Ali the Government buildings have been de-
stroyed, with the exception OF one storehouse
blacksmith shop, and the rifle works, all Of which
were spared to avoid jeopardizing private prop
er;y
The bridge across the Shenandoah river has
been spared.
American fags are flying at Berlin and Knox
Vile, and Martinsburg is said to be occupied by
a large force Of United States troops
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Affairs nj Alexandria.

ALEXANDRA June IA slave belonging IN
MARYLAND who Red here and took up bis abode
among the Zouaves, was delivered up 10 his
owner thu afternoon, ON producing proper pteofs
The military railroads are being pushed iot-
ward with great rapidly. Active military
movements here predicted on the news re-
ceived from Harper's Ferry, In order 70 prevent
the enemy from concentrating.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Further Particulars Of the Evaeuasisn Of
Ha per's Ferry, and Its Destruction
by Disunfsn Trssp,, before

|. MOSocAcT, Md, June IA D. m.-Edioy Of
me Wa'h'"stOn Siar: have just returned from
the Maryland heights, (now clear Of the enemys
troops) There, at an altitude Of 300 feet above
the river below, saw the impressive scene OF
mingled beauty aud horror The country wa,
visible for IL miles a the valley OF the Shenan-
doah. while Harper's Ferry lay in ruins literally
beneath my feet The great railroad bridge, with
900 feet Of trestlIng supporting the track along
the Potomac, and also the upper railroad bridge
over the armory canal, are all completely burned
The entire range Of ArmOry buildings, the rife
works, and all other government and railroad
property, excepting the dwellings formerly used
by the Armory officers on the hiIl-now used a,
the headquarters of the enemy here-are also
being destroyed.
This work Of destruction is vet in progress.
having been commenced only since daylight to-
day saw numbers Of troops among the ruins
and on the hill but the main body has evidently
gone of, leaving apparently not more than one or
two thousand "a rear guard, probably to COM
plete the work Of useless devastation.
The value Of the property Of the Baltimore and
Ohio RAILROAD Company thus ruthlessly and
wantonly destroyed, mus; be about half a mil
lion Of dollars.
No L. !. soldiers had arrived within sig hit
from the commanding point from which COM
piled with your direction to obtain for the Star
certain and full information concerning the state
Of affairs now actually existing at Ratper's
Ferry. 80.
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IZNAPsAcks. &C., FoR MARINE coRrA
Oxnrts-maste-'s 0ree, u. s. Martss CeTps'
Wsshington, 9Th June, lSl

Washington, 9Th June, 1851
SHALED PROPOSALS vii Ne rece'veo az ~ %, Of
June in sIaut, fer suop yi.g t1e ". ~ entsT-
Corps within twenty dsss ON me 40 c.pteens
ing into contract !, 200 hnaPsaehs, -"
The alovs at TO cost rm ~ ese' ~ noe
sr,th h sx,.plas 40 he > aG this tmoes IN
Sf tae Assi Stsnt Quate 5mt,ter Ms, ,ss MSrins
I,3s0 Sprdos street, rhilSeiP - x1ine Bsr-
,snIs rh.rI.ss.ws, fiss. T ne aelyer,d ne
Of exssn.s 10 she ,Jnlsei - 1891 phil,deiphIa.
snS taSsccf 20 On in pectlon add spProvsi OF 'as
4Isi stsot q as.e "a. . sas Fp>os,cts, 30 "
I'D .,dIrsssed - ghet ale - ,Te,.-K
i.,axav Major and QGartermss'et'
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In CONSEQUENCE of the trade In Alexandria being
at stand still, merchants coming up to locate
In this city We notice that the firm OF ). L w .
Meyenberg, who have done an extensive dry
goods business in the former city for about twelve
years, have opened under the Avenue House. near
Seventh street, as advertised In our paper
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HAVE NOT VIOLATED THEIR OATHs Several of
the prisoners Of Captain Balls Cavalry Cornnsnv
VINO Were released upon taking .ne oath of al
iegiance, have returned to tbs city, They saw
tney Were ordered to go 10 the rebel army again
say that others w III soon come IN ira ci,v and
mn Japan b all has not gone back to the Con-
ieue. . arr Il. The refugees from Virginia who
saw tuer since their t".urn say there is reason TO
oeiie' that aone will be guilty of perjury.
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BULL FRIzzLE AND THE STARS AND STRIPES
gentleman who came down the road from the
Chain Bridge Thursday afternoon informs us that
he saw the Stars and Stripes floating from a staff
on the premises OF Mr. John Frizze, and the pro-
prietor seemed on excellent terms with four or
hve OF his late captors-the ichganders-but
whether these last were guards or guests our in
formant did not know, and whether " Bulln is
vet In durance vile, or by allegiance sworn 20
Uncle Samuel has cleared his skirts Of all attain
der, Is not known.
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Fau.,s, Of Lieutepapt GrebIe.

PHlL.DELPHIk, June IL The body Of Lteuten.
ant Greble was brough BIT 70 Indeoendence nan ~
I o'clock to-day and will lay la state ill this
afternoon when the funeral takes place Win
military escort mostly composed OF the Home
Guards All the flags In the city are dspieyeo
the obseQ uies.
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= WAsHINGTONIANs GOING ABROAD Col Alex
ander Provost and lady, and Joseph ID. McGuire
son OF Jas. q. McGuire, sailed In the America
from Boston, on the l2tn, for Europe, where we
learn they will remain for several wears Young
McGuire will probably finish his education at the
University of Heidelberg, Germany.
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BOARDING..

GUNNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES or
y single persons. Also, vacancies for a few Stu
dents. Terms moderate. Address X. X. BURNS,
Plalnheld, Cumhe land county. Pa. lie 6-lmeos
E'EN OR TWELVE TABLE BOARDERS
Il can be accommodated with excel emf Board in
gentee private family central Ioc.fion,D at SIS
per month. Also. n suit Of Rooms on second floor
fer rSnt Apply to Mr.. SWAIN, at Star Once
IN 3 -6teo
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Our poetical contributors must excuse us for
apparent neglect OF their illusions in conseo uence
Of tbs monopoly of our space by stirring war
news Among these contributions-whichf from
their nature are now past the proper period for
puollcatlon-is feeling and graceful tribute to
the memory of the lamented Col Vosburgh, from
the pen Of Mrs. Sarah l.. Tibbits, the charming
rirdHdiere Of the Rhode Island Regiment, whose
romantic marriage was the subject Of newspaper
notice lately.
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Tn. Third u,ebisau REGIMENT.

GRAND RAPIDs, Mich June B.-ihe Thlro
Michigan Regiu.eat, l,O40 men, len this motalnS
Cor the seat Of war. They are spenold oool oa
men fully armed equipped and ready fof sefvloe.
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LIEUT.. MEUsHAw, OF the Cameron Guards
whose re.igratiOn and return to this city was
r'eatoned yesterday, informs that he was not
reprlmanded by Col. Stone, and saws that his res
ignatiOn hid nothing to do with the present
advance Of the troops, but was owing to a previ-
GUS Misunderstanding amongst the officers
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WATER Due attention should be paid to the
city pumps. They supply hundreds Of famil rs
who are unable to have the Potomac water in
their houses. Since the water tax has been levied
'he pumps, In some sections at least, do not re-
ceive az much attention as formerly
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WHITEHURsT Co., Ii will be seen by their
announcement elsewhere, have organized a corps
of experienced operators who take Photographic
views of the different camps and scenes OF mill
tary operations In a style of wonderful perfection
These photog raphs are, Of course, in eager de-
mand by the volunteers, to send home. Three of
these views, now before the Marshall House
and surroundings; the Rhode Island camp; and
Sprague's Battery, are the very perfection OF the
Photographic art.
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IHE LONG BRIDGE BKokEN-QEiek Rspai,s.-
ies1erday al ~ N as herd Of beeves were being
drlven across he long bridge from the Virginia
soS'e, Two sections Of the Virginia end gave way
~aer. After great difficulty, all save eight or
zen Were saved A considerable force was iinme.
alateiy set to work repairing the damage, and by
Ia - HdSei was again resumed over the bridge
IL Is suspected that there has been tamneying Win
tast portion Of the bridge and strict guard will
De established over II in future
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PHILADELPHLA, June IA The extensive wsgon
city, was burnt after midnight The nrm were
engaged in nlIiag a large contract for army wsE-
ons The buildings were fired IA three plscosiS
ia supposed by an emissarv Of the enemy. p
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Interestinx rem Nerfelk.

PHILADELPHlA, June IA refugee from Nor
folk brings copy Of the Transcript OF the 18Th
containing the names Of one hundred and eleven
men who voted the Union ticket, otwithstsndin M
the threats Of asSaasi nation. -, :
he says the Merrimac was just afoat when he
LEFT, aud he ridicules the idea Of her being used
for offensive purposes. No other vessei Wa
raised.
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Arrival of the iroaaois

NEW YORK, June l5.-WaSh,Hgton Star: The
U. S. steamship Iroquois has just arrived from
the Mediterranean, in condition to go 70 sea very
shortly as ons Of the blockading force
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CHAN BRIDGE The District vclaEteers sta
tieaed at the Chain Bridge ere now engaged in
pIanii ng some sascy looking 81 Founders on the
Maryland SIDE, so placed as to sweep the structure
from end to end with shrapnel or grape, which
s6ds greatly to the security Of that position We
understand that some heavy pieces wiz be placed
on the hin above SO al to guard the approaches to
the bridge.
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THE Sons OF ScorIA.-By the notice elsewhere
u will be seen that the members and friends Of
the St Andrews Society Of this city have ten
inent, Highland Guard,) now CHARTERED at
Georgetown, an invitation to a complimentary
banquet, which has been accepted, and will take
place at the National Hotel on Tuesday next Ii
must be gratifying to the members OF this regi-
ment, composed principally OF Scotchmen, who
thus prove their attachment to their adopted
country. to be thus complimented by their brother
that this banquet will be worthy Of the q" Sons of
Scotia
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SUITS FOR WAGEs.-Within a few days quite
number OF warrants have been issued by magis'
udtes against prOprIetors of fishing shores for
wages due the hands employed by them duri NJ
the past season. Some Of the bills are for the
wages almost the whole season. others for smaller
amounts. Good seasons CT bad, the hands seem
to come out minus their wages.
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NorIcR .-Dishict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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SkAWAY AND SNAsH-Yesterday afternoon.
1ek No. l5o was started from the stand near
SIKH street and ran as FAR as the southeast corner
81 seventh street and the avenue, where il was
pfo1ght up by the iron gas post. The post was
Inc coach, very fine one, was considerably
aam aged and one Of the horses sli ghtly cut The
.oecn and team belong to Mr. Russell, late Of Bal
LII Tue cause OF The horses starting, IL was
aIo was rom an Intentional coll sion by another
r., an, as there Is bitter feeling entertained
ny some OF the resident coachmen against those
rho are nOn-residents O''
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On ! street south, between 6 h and 9th
by VI smith, for els, dated March ], lsaO and msds
payable with interest ~ Bank Or Washington at Is
months al Cete Ali persons are warned against
receiving the said note, the drawer having bsen
lotlhed TO Pay II to no one but the undersigned
JOHN BAYNE,
IL Virginia av and Fourth st east,
e. REWARD trayed or stolen. on Saturday
tgC last, from the frot 81 the Long ~cepA
Isrldgs, small red cow, with white &A&s
see. req flng ar und her eyes, white stripe 49,
on her D6ck, and slit IN each ear. The above re-
waId viii be pad for her return to JOHN GLIB
SUN. at the ahOve-named ace. je Is ST.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-About nine DAYS
}, ago, from tho commons near the Depot, ~
esorrel NAhE, With oae wEits hind leg, IN
ana star In forehead; lame In one fore leg, GA
liberal reward will Be paid for her return to w,
DoNuGHUE, on Masfae husetts avenue, between
North capitol street and Delaware av. jel4 ST
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RECRuITs.-One hundred and twelve recruit
for the New York Second Regiment arrived here
Yesterday from New York, and Were received int
the service at once. The Second Regiment II
now full
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AITEMrr AT FRAUD -Yesterday, IA Strssse.
cio.nier, was arrested by officer J NJ Busher for
an alleged attempt to defraud Hamberger A Co
OF Baltimore, Of goods to the anount OF ss0o n,
spPeais mat strasse made bill Of sale 10 the Arm
~, sesersi notes amounting to over $500. The
oe' ana nil Were all delivered and recei pied
possession Of the store and goods Ssras.e reS"sud
, - oel.ef up either the notes or the goods. A
SsIaht was Issued for Strasse, and he was taken
D.1.n Jusnce Donn, Mr. Lloyd appeared for the
80 uIon and Col. Thompson for the defense
aL.er hearing Of all the evidence, Justice Dom
'Oiii'hi' ed stasse to jail to appear at court.
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FLAG RAIsISs-On Tuesday last, at noon, our
neigh bor, Mr. James T.. Skirving, raised a mag
niicent new American flag. fifteen feet wide by
twenty-five feet long, over his well known estab-
lishment. "Long may 1t wave"
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS ACROSS THE RIVER -
About midnight last night the Second and Third
Connecticut regiments marched across the liver
and Joined their comrades near Roach's place
About the same time the First and Second Ohio
regiments went over, and encamped above the
position occupied by the Sixty-ninth New York
regiment
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LOCAL NEWS.

IL Though TIE STAR II printed on the fastest
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
10 large to require II TO be put 10 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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CousHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and 6Sthmatte
Affections. Experience having prov ed that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
.sna the ssriy stsses Oh sne disease; recourse
TIoekeS," or Lozenses, lot the Cold, Cough or Ir-
Tltation OF the Throat be ever slight, by this
precautlOn more serious attack may be etfectuay
varded OF. Public Speakers and Singers will 4 ind
them ereotua for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement de l-ly
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CENTER hAREET.-As usual az the close ~ The
week' the attendance at The Center Marked was
iaTg'T thiS morning than at Tuesday or Tburs
nay sales The country dealers Were well rem
resented, ootA Rom Maryland and Virginia and
they offered an ahundantsEpply of the choice pro-
dOcs OF Tie numerous market farms and gardens
OF the near counties. The demand this r1ornin.I
exposure TO the heat Of the ser prevented = 49,
business. The supply IN the hay market mi,
tnofhlng was limit-d; few Of the larger dealers
alPtSIlng al The Stand. The fish market is sun.
Pnsd with bunch fish from the Potomac ard
hrsn nSh rom the northern fisheries The price.
conansr 70 be moderate, under existing circum
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COL LAHoN's VIRGINIA REGIMENT. Mrs
Henry Willard, wife Of one Of the proprietors
OF w iiiards' hotel, In this city, has given one
hundred dollars to Col Ward II Lsrnon 70 he
appropriated to the expense Of raising his new
regiment In the Valley Of Virginia for the Fede-
ra4 cause and yirginia's protection. Col Lamon
Is native OF Berkeley county, and expects to be
soie TO raise two regiments Of the true men Of
virginia to fight for the Union
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REMOVAL OF AMMUNITION Yesterday a num-
Der Of large army wagons were engaged IN trans
porting musket cartridges from the depot to the
eDcampments in Virginia.
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SERVICE IN CAMP There will be services a
Camp Sprague tomorrow morning at III O'Clock
THOMAS QUINN,
Chaplain LIST Reg. r ]. d. NJ
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The Retreat of the Confederate Army-De
struction of Bridges

WnLIAMsPoRT, MD, June II The Shepherds
town bridge was burnt last night by the Secs
sioniss. The smoke and flames Were distinctly
seen here
The Confederate pickets have been withdrawn
from all points for distance Of twenty miles
above and ten miles below this point
rumOr reached here this morning that the
enemy are throwing up earthworkssat Shepherd,s
ford, between Dam No. and Shepherdstown
bridge.
gentleman who arrived here this morning
visited Stewards camp, Evansville fo5r miles this
side Of Martinsburg, last evening He says the
camp has been BROKEN up, and the troops have
moved of in the direction Of Martinsburg.
THE LATEST.
SHARPsBURG, June IA "A reliable escaped Viz
gilman, who has arrived hefe. reports that the
Confederate troops left Harper's Ferry to day-one
part retreating In the direction Of Winchester
and another into Loudoun county, which move
ment would seem 10 indicate that a retreat to
Manassas Junction 10 int 'nded. The railroad
bridge was blown up one hour after sunrise this
morning. The remaining Government buildings
were all burned. The railroad bridge at Mar
tnsburg was also burnt to-day. Also the bridge
at Shepberdstown. A dark clond of smoke 10
still ascending from the burning buildings at
Harper's Ferry.
The armory was first fired and DESTROYED. The
rife works, IL is supposed, will follow neIt All
the machinery had been transported into the in
terror several days ago. He estimates that only
about 600 troops remained in the town when be
LEFT; the main body, II is said, has been pushed
forward to Charlestown and to point near Lees
burg.
FREDERICK, June IA resident Of this city,
who has just returned from Hsrper's Ferry, states
that the bridge has been entirely destroy ed with
the exception Of the PIERS which are vet standing
The tressle work Of the railroad with the town
has also been destroyed. The Government build
ings were being severally burnt when he left.
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JUsT ARRIVED, and for sale at Riley's wharf, q
cargo Of Ice, Potatoes, and Mackerel Apply a
the wharf 2t*
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MARxEI THIEVES The depredatio ns of iuyen-
ne Thieves continue 10 annoy dealers in the Center
Market, especially those who have stands there in
which they store articles OF value. YESTERDAY a
dealer went TO bis stand and discovered that his
measures, weights, and scales bad been stolen A
cine was obtained Dy which the little scsmps were
detected, but the evidence being that Of colored
witaess, could not be received
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New York Markets.

NEw YDRk, June Is Flour declining wfes
stssdy. Corn steady. Whisky quiet.
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RosszRT About eight O'Clock last night the
dWeulng ola gentleman named Miller. on w ash
Lhston street, between 4th and 5th, entered by
some oaring roober by means Of q shed attached
20 Ine premises, who stripped the house Of money
shd SaIuables amounting TO between two and
'hres hundred dollars. No arrest has been made
as vet
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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF -Michael Fritz, coach
man, was arrested yesterday by policemen King
upon a charge Of maliciously diving into a hack
osioaginy 10 - Russell, Of Baltimore, causing
the horses to run awav, doing damage to Russell 9
h On and also to public property the avenue.
he case was ruled for hearing this afternoon
before Justice Dom.
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IMPORT FROM DrxIE.-A workman belonging
70 Dougherty's force engaged in building the
Custom mouse D. Columbia, :. c., who arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon, reports that from
tne Time be left Columbia until be reached Ma
na.Sas 'I.nction, troops were pushing forward as
LasI as the railroads could bring them Into Viz
SIhIa. He states that the entire route was one
line Of militia, and the shardest'' looking fell
lows he ever saw, with heads shaved TO the skin,
ana loaded down with side and other arms, in
,fu oe rus Ugly style He saw, at Manassas juno
LeDJx, and indebted to the latter for pass to
Lifted States lines.
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HosPITALITIEs TO THE DISTRICT VOL go
%oIsIss OF sGe E.gntS ISerm Battalion
tude to the Tensllytown peor' sS Ineii gfa'i-
rendered them on their ma "a thrOuph tb,t to,yn
TtgLth RattaIisn tbs, On the arrival Of the
~ nv nst toI~n snd h-y stopped for breakfast
hot coffee at L., own ,pDen.e %, inc P6ePatsa
ahIs al NJ Sontrived to make them as comfort
sir Third Battalion (Mejor Smead's) Were
SIT .rlsrly favored at Rockville. where mani Of
-cs citizens We'd with each other in rendering
Sood things to the soldiers. The Third speak in
high terms OF the kindness Of these people, whom
tbey VIII remember gracefully for many a day TO
come. -
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Res IT. II will interest you.
au 20-eoly
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fUEcHAsK Oh HoRsEs BIT THE GOvERNMsNr.-
ohe hundred Government horses, required by ad-
Neiustment TO be Of the best condit;onand OF good
d; prices ranging from slOO to si25, which, con.
s,IsiIaE me quality Of the animals, was deemed
eAScS1Ak1y low. - Ia
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange At the Star Office counter. If