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NUEtt r. --tTpaIs oI q IA a " i D.. - ., l. =.
~ STOCK &c ths ala, 0CcbG0 iraa cf ths Coufeds-
sate States authorized by the aCt OF Is FEB nary
1901 " hose interest is pays Bile at Rcp1n no ara
hereby notified that N oey has been placed in
my hands Tor the payment Of the Interest duo
thereon LIST proximo, aad by CT Ing ~ the Trea~
drer's office GA that or sny suhseq u.nt day, such
creditors will receive the anu AT due them.
Is g. ELaDsE,
ia "5--d2w Trsasursr Confaderste Ststes.
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Re MEssRs. EDITORS Having seen an adver-
tiseInent, through Your columns, Friday, solicit
ing 50 young laGies to volunteer for thu Of
those in the state OF Niddlesex wnu, froa timidi.
~, will not volunteer tos .Ee wsr, take ocea-
sion To say to Miss Aoile fluek, that one You 0g
lady from the stats OF EUesing ham. and three
from the METROPOLIS. Richmond are willing tc
tender their services inme diateiy for their pro.
teaiion, as there seems to Do some fearful apprs.
tensions OF an attack in that quarter.
DAUGHrER OF THs L0SFED2RACY.
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MARRIED.

On the Goth instant, at the residences OF tne
brides mothsr by the Rev James E. estes, Mr..
ISAAC u. NEAL aud Miss ELIZABETH MA
G0WAN, all OF Richmond. vs..
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BOARDING

BOARD, A~DTWO NEATLY FURNISH.
- Eli ROOMS in either Of which Two stu. -
Gentlemen can be acc nmmodated comfortably ! "a
fouud by Immediate application 1T this olne,
je 24-Sts
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AUCTION ssnLaH,
TEE PAY
FtITJ RE DAX

iIIGH COs>TABLE'S >ALE.-" III Doe st
IL on THURSDAY. the AIN day Of Juae. ID.
ii 10 o'clock A. NJ. AZ the High Comet biz on -,
IN assortment of EUu EHOLD tURN tt ~,
'oNFhCT VNEkIEs, Sc, consisting Il BID
leslher Bed Rasins an aver, aud a On,
lars and Candy, show Cases and fancy srttti
wAnty bottles of Fr.uoh Brandy Also. toe
Gold I'm giish Lever w Il ii add CHAIN / tit-
ger Wal h and Odd CHAIN, 10 satisfy dist ~
warrants In my haud-. III favor Of sehuti.
Thomas, Adams rs. BraXton and others
TERMS Cash.
/, rs 81 GEO A FIREMAN Fl c. Y
NTOCk FOX SALE Ar AICIiI y.
Wewill cell at auction. on WEDNESDAY, :7ta
June at - o'clock ct our cince
400 shares FARMbnS' BANK STOCK.
70 do. tXCHAnGb do do.
ie 2a-3t JOHN 4. LANCASTER 81 son.
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COR Ms, BUNiONs, NAILS
49, GROWIsG IN TO THh Flesh, SC in
simultaneously removed without pain. Also. CAN
GEMS, TUAoRs, &C., sared BY New process,
$3.50 II frams Tsy DC dIdy
ton is absolutely necessary TO obtain bis services
Hs Uhics, Wall stieet Hotel, Wall street.
10 s5-sir
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- @@s@ - -
E-Conf.derafe soldiers and titixrrsg'ne-
xss: :' SRsanppaBiTTsRs a. ess q The ben
and safest Medicines now known 10 this g untfy
II Dysp. psia Nervous Headache, Cholera tns'-
sra Morbns; summer Complaints; 20 &c, ~,
= bottle Tor either OF the above eompisiatss yeu
will tben be convinced that BAKbR'a BITTER.
is really valnsbie Family Medicine :, 81 ~.
principal Druggists, sonth Orders hlith ~ az
ares-ing s. BAKEk, PropItl;err,
je z5-ts R'ehmeIl, va
Eg Lins.sd OLA supply expecfsd his dsg
by JOHN W. oAgLIsk, apo, heeatyi &C.,
nr-Junc "a. Special No,i0e. ....Jane -.
HIT AIRY 90 o 8.
U.S. PER ADAMS EXPRESS.
no '''''"'" DESIRABLE aooDs
MILITARY COMPANIES Adapted '''
ECONOMICAL 0UTYI7
aeoo yards of adet Grey sATIHETT,
900 yards OF 6na Blue eA1 NETT,
1000 yards OF Grey CsssIMknb,
foe0 yaIda Hickory sTRlPk-, for shirts,
1909 yards heavy Fuiisd CLOTH, tor ever,
sssAIs Cotton ozSABURGs.
| Is bales "a do. do.
u bales esyy IA Brown DOMESTIC.
see ysr.s Pstsnt Black Ensmsiet CLOTH,
las yards OF superior wool dyed Eavy 81 q
JEANS, arst-rate Goods Tor ~
IS dOz Blu. flannel Ps.igas SHIRTS,
goo pairs superior BLAh KITS,
200 pairs real navy do.
| 49,, 5000 yards Grey and Blue FLAYNELS.
Ths Viii Be- s ga Of 0as ,b G
aeaoqCarters Of 4LFR1n MOSES.
| je 2s-lat os Nam stree.
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400 BlNRkLs REFINED SUGAR., a


i ERS o. tbs BURUbH.-Tt tn pse gua own
negro properts and live on the borders If Tia
the same On thai aceunpt, the undrfsfGLe W I'D
say that the terri valley of W bite tiSer, in Ar
kansas, offers more Inducements 10 tho &c tier
han any other ppfti Il e the eoUtn There,
their property W uid be perfectly safe: the and.
very productive and cheap, ~alth excellent,
water good, and all the local advantages 20 be
had that can be found in Virginia, any other
Southern state.
The undsr.ignsd have zoe, 600 acres for sale to
which they invite tht attention Of purchasers -
Will exchange lands for negroes. sd Ia, Sc, with
postage enclosed, LOGAN y PRlt CHAHu,
Jacksonport, Jackson County, Arkansas.
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xeSS VIRGINIA LIFE GUAR D.-Pri-
vAte =. n THAR will take charge n
OF letters or small packages. If sent before
o'clock this tTUEsDAfl afternoon, 10 the Office mi
Of TYLER q SON. lss Main street. W
je s5-lt*
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ID l. M . v A l. r..

nKNAMANtAL, BOU + AND 90 y
" PAlSftSI.-T undersigned Il yiGg ASSOC
ciatsd him ELF with the braes offenders al the
south, respectfully returns hlr gsste al thsnks
for avors conferred. ana trusts ais abssne foua
the city will not DO suffered interfere with MS
business, which will be eoudass si as her=S9f 10,
With ability and d. patch by nis r~pt~s.EtAtiye,
Mr.. III &AsfIs, Al the old st%-d, core. 81 ctr sna
Main stI acts, opposite spOI- rood hulei
10 ~ Inns bAt y WILSON.
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zEa FOR RENT-1hs HOUSE, y w cor
Hat ner OF 5th AID franklin streets. Possession
gwen on the Ist July. Two or three room
Will be retained, II desirable Apply early On
the premises, or to Z. o. Blk 327 il 25-zt*
IN FOR kEST-Par. Of Il HOUSE c0ptsin-
N::l ing six ROOMS. IN 18TH street. between Main
and Cary. inquire at slAGEk's Cooper
Shop, on Cary, betw cen eth and 18th streets.
ia
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IN kANaA \ from The Medicdi College
III June 23d bright Muiatto BOY named
RFRANK lie 10 about II years OF age
~ sto0ps slightly, and WALKS aWkwardiy -
- When last heard from he wa, ON the Cen
trail railroad track. saying that h. WAS going /,
> tennessee All persons are hereby wArn-C
against harboring him The usu i reward viii
De paid for his delivery to A PsTIGULAs.
Rlchrnnnh Va Ia
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,esy HORACE CHASE, Of tne LeIpsio con
49, Seryatorium OF Music, Informs his frie nds
SSand the public tnat he will continue IN.
usual COURSE OF MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
during the summer months.
the PIANU-FORTE
Add ess. care q. L, EiDu0oo, Main street.
10
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RBADoUARrERs OF THE EogCEs ,

RICHMOND, Jnne 4, 1891 I
GENERAL OR ID T. " =, No. 20 ~ he hiat
" Periodical Muster for the pay Hent of the vi.
yiuia Volunteers will be made the sV;h ii
JUNE, 1851
Two copies Of each muster-roli will be tran
mitted by tina mastering o1irrr, enc TO III" A. j.
ant Generals bffcs in the War Departn emit, III {
,Inia Forces ut Richmond, within thu 60 o. Us a.
ter the muster
The mastering officer will also send forthwith =.
I ~ mail a SUMMARY ttemeut of tha strspg Il Z
ZACH Company mast red, aud the bnms II tho 90 .
fcer comma nding the regiment to which it lie al .
iached.
Rv order of General LEE.
Ia At
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RE- Liss.sdOiI.-As supply expscfsd hi. dsT
by JOHN w. 0ARLF h. hpotheeary, &c
ia % Marke, Plscs, Franklin ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

MORO RBBsLIIoN-Ezeitsn, sat al fhe Rslav
Hops.-Considsrsblee excitement prevailed 10 the
vicinity OF tbs Relay House during Yesterday
owing to the circulation Of reports that serviie
insurrection had occurred amongst the negroes in
that neig hborhood The facts OF the case as ue
have them from a resident Of tbs neishborhood,
are simply these: - = -
Early Ia the morning Or. HALL a gentleman
largely engsged In the farming Interests directed
small negro girl belonging 70 him 20 procecd to
the quarters and rouse his negro servants In order
70 commence wo.k. From some freak the Girl
neglected TO obey her masters bidding and Law
hown on the steps and went TO sleep At later
hour the doctor, discovering that she had not
complied with his requst undertook to infict a
slight chastisement, when one Of his negro men
interfered and told him he should not touch the
child; aud finally, assisted by several Others made
an onslaught on the doctor aud his son. who had
come up in the meantime. One Of the gentlemen
who was armed, succeeded In shooting the ring
leader, but being finally overcome by superior
force and severely injured the two retrested 70 the
house, where they were followed by the negro
who was only prevented from entering by a gun
being pointed at him. He then started off al he
said TO ask the protection OF the soldiers at the
Relay mile and a ha II distant but before reach.
Ing that place he fell and tainted from the loss of
blood He was Immediately taken In charge by
the military, who placed him on a litter and at
tended to his wounds. Subsequently DR. Hall,
accompanied by magistrate, appeared at the
Relay, and demanded of Col Jones til the negro
should be delivered up. Col Jones was holding
the matter under advisement but il was thor, ht
be would give the negro up.-Bd!,imors An1sri-
can, 1lth
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mans View on the American War; Confession
Of Horse Thief; Prentice on Price; Thrilling
Adventure with Snakes; The Evacuation Of
Hsrper's Ferry
President Lincoln's Message; The Union Arch
Of the Washington Aqueduct; Piracy of the
Steamer st. Nicholas. and Capture Of the
/" French Lady !" Experiment with Rife
Cannon At the Monument; Terrible Explosion
OF the Rhode island Marine Battery; Another
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Fert Ptcksns, Fortress Monroe, Western Viz
gtnia, Cairo, and Missouri; Interesting details
OF Affairs on the Potomac River and In Fairfax;
Military Movements "a and about Washington
Executive removals, promotions, and appoint
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FRIDAY. July 12

SKNATE.-Various bills, resolutions, &s were
introduced and referred Among them was re.
solution by Mr. Wilson, directing the Judiciary
Committee to Inquire and report what leg station
was necessary 10 restrict the sale OF spirituous
liquors In the District of Columbia while the army
Ia here
Mr.. Wilson gave notice OF n bill to authorize
toe Federal Government 10 take personal property
In the rebel States where the owners Were found
In rebellion against the Government
Mr. Salisbury offered resolution proposing
| amendments to the Constitution, for the peacea.
bic adjustment Of the difficulties
Mr.. Sumner presented petitions relating to the
improvement of the sanitory condition OF the
army.
Mr.. Grimes introduced a bill 10 establish an
armory at Rock Island, Ill
Mr. Hale reported back from the Naval A fairs
committee, bills to regulate navy rations and to
provide for Assistant Paymasters; both Of which
passed.
On motion Of MIR. Wilson, they recensidered
the vote by which they Yesterday passed the bill
to authorize the employment Of 500, 900 volun-
teers; and the Senate proceeded on his motion
and that of various other Senators, TO amend the
said bill in various particulars
HoUsR.-Mr. DIN, Of N. y, offered resolu.
ton requesting the Attorney General to lay before
Congress- copy OF his opinion concerning that
portion Of the Presidents Message referring to
the writ of habsas corpus. Adopted
resolution iDstructing the Committee on Mil
itarV Affairs to report on the expediency of so
amending the present law concerning the army
adopted.
Mr.. Vallandigham offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Elections to inquire IL Gil
man Nlarston, Of N. II ., James T. Kprtigan, Of n.
\ CHARLES blddle, Of Pa, and 8. K. Curt 8,
Of Iowa, are disqualified to seats in Congress
| they having accepted commissions In the mill
tary service of the United states; laid on the
table.
On motion OF Mr. Stevens, tee House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole, MIR Dawes,
, OF Mass In the chair,) and took under consider.
alton the special order-a bill making additional
appropriations for the Legislative, executive and
Judicial expenses Of the Government for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1862 and for arrearages for
the fiscal year ending June 30 1861.
Also, bill making additional appropriations
for the civil expenses of the Government for the
year ending June 80, 1862, and OF arrearages Tor
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1861
AFTER reading the bills the Committee rose
ara reported the bills to the House, and they were
passed without amendment
On motion Of Mr.. Blair, Of Mo, the House
again went into Committee OF the Whole (Mr
Dawes in the chair) and took under eonsi deration
the bill authorizing the EN- ployment Of volunteers
to aid In defending and supporting the Govern
ment Of the United States.
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xxxvIIM coNaREss-ExrRA SESSION
srsArz-Afser the close Of our report yes.er-

SENATE.-After the close Of our report yes.er.
dav-
Mr.. Polk concluded his remarks upon the reso
luton justifyng the OF the Executive In the
rebellion and then, after a brief seaIoa spent In
executive session, the Senate adjourned.
HousR.-wben our report closed yesterday
rhe Committee Of the Whole had under con.
sideration the army bill
The bill making appropriations for the naval
service for the fiscal year ending the 30th Of June
1862 and for arrearages prior to the 30th OF June
1861, was also considered, and after debate the
committee rose and reported the bills to the
House both of which We're then passed
MIR. Stratton, Of New jersey, presented series
OF resolutions from the Legislature Of New Jersey
relative to the construction Of a national armory
Referred to the com mittee appointed the day pre-
vious on that subject.
A message was received from the President q,
the United States In which he stated, through the
Secretary Of State, that the Executive Department
Of this Government did not deem Il advisable a,
this time to communicate the correspond encs
which had taken place between the United States
Government and that of her Catholic Majesty OF
Spain, touching the annexation Of the Dominican
Republic 10 Spain.
Adjourned
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INV ORLEANS AND LoUIsIANA-The ANNEXED
letter, from a mere hant OF New Orleans TO his
correspondent In Alexandria was not written for
publication, and therefore may be supposed "a
express the real views and sentiments of the inteI.
ligent writer:
NKw ORLEANS, June 2S. 1861
Major TOchman, formerly OF your CITY "a nos,
here, forming brigade 10 he called the PoiIsb
Brigade: This brigade will perhaps he filled in
week, but twill be several weeks before he can
move, as there are a good many details To be
arranged before IL will be ready for tue field we
have now three camps in operation within short
distance OF the city, that soldiers are BECOMING
a scarcity. Added TO which, the n WIS reacbinS
here OF the immense force the Federal Cavern,
ment Is bringing into the field has somewhat
cooled the ardor Of those who presumed that thew
had nothing to do but TO appear In Virginia and
the Union troops would sea nper and nm On,
people have now become sat SIZED that they bave
made great mistake In hurying matters 10 the
extent they have; but now, having crossed the
Rubicon and taken the responsibility in the rebel
lion, they must abide the result
Our stock OF cotton is now s 900 bales and po,o
arriving. The blockade, far from injurious, ia
ratner oeneh. In lowering the prices of pro-
vlso hs, and better than all, serving TO keep the
feIlow JACK away from US The weather at
present Is delightful. ~
We are obliged, Of course, here. to favor the
confederate cause. Any man who is at all su.
pected mas very unpleasant time of IT. Our
he"spaPers, which are more powerful than armies
give US but one side Of the question, and hardIy
ever kind word for the MON that has made ma
great and powerful people. PAscAaouLA.
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FkoH WESTERN VIRsINIA-Adrnnce of Majo,
zen PdtterSoH-A Battle PROBABLE at WfHehs STE,
Va-We learn by passengers who arrived issi
evening In the cars, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, that Major Gen. Patterson was believed
70 be moving his forces from Martinsburp towards
winchester The distance between the two places
zen Johnson bad moved his army from Bpnksr
hiil, and yesterday morning he was within tbree
miies OF winchester, where he intended 10 mite
win zen. jackson. The two, It was mpnosed
would have under their joint Command ahout
3V'0OO troops, including two squads of artillery
Oh ooO men each, three companies mounted rias,,
men, and 80 pieces Of artillery, ''As
Gen Patterson had some days non ,ho,. ,o 400
men, Including four companies Of U. s esvsrv
ana The PhlladelPhia City Troop This force,
however, isexclusive Of G en- Sanford,s romn,.nS
W @n n,c would make his entire strength abort
oo,oOo men The troops under Gen Sanford n
evening y" '" eohesaay
=, p05uon OF the New Hampshire regiment was
a! the Point OF Rocks yesterday morning ana oe1
eaerai troops at Harper's Ferry. N -O'
IT a Inc FIRST Maryland Regiment had reached
hagerstown, and were to encampt last niaht a.
St James College, near the town Bali Snn a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

An Alabama Contraband Arrives-The Sc.
cesh Force At Fairfax Station Yesterday
Beauregard Makes Pack Horses of his
H Mno,s fo,G e at the Court HoTse.Eaeh
Baggage on his Back, &C.
Especial correspondence Of The Star ~
FALLS CHURCH, Fairfax County, Va, J Ily II.
A contraband reached the Connecticut camp
at Taylor's tavern yesterday afternoon, having
claimed the protection Of one Of our scouting
parties few miles in advance Of this point Ii
appears that he was brought from Alabama by
secesh officer as his servant On the day before
Yesterday his master logged him for some Of
fence; 80 he gave him leg bail, making for our
lines.
There were five regiments yesterday morning
immediately In and around Fairfax Court Heuse,
with eighteen pieces Of field artillery in ALL and
twelve pieces being in battery. The three most
advanced regiments are from South Carolina.
From the Court House back to Centreville the
woods are lined with them, (disunion troops In
what numbers, exactly, I am not able 10 write
you. Their baggage, &c, from Fairfax sta
ton has all been carried back to Manassas
Junction, and they are all now bvouacking
nightly, as though on the march. This is Of
course a preparation for all attack from Us, a
retreat, or forward movement. however
interpret it to mean that they expect speedily to
have to fall back upon Manassas Junction-but
we shall soon see what we shall see.
They have batteries commanding every ap-
proach by road to the Court House-and trees are
felled in all the neighboring woods. The Fifth
Alabama regiment (made up almost entirely of
beardless bOys) is camped at the intersection of
the Braddock road with the road from the Court
House to Fairfax Station.
10 tho NV. hav vi M ,,,;th
which to carry their tents, baggage, &c, back
to Manassas from Fairfax Station, Beauregard
made pack horses OF the whole force below the
rank Of field officers; loading the back Of every
man with as much he could "toatn The
allowance Of load for his lieutenants was 25 lbs.
to each. That's the way in which he managed
TO get his baggage, &c, lack to Manassas juno
ton. Though such transportation may answer
when not within striking distance of an enemy,
with McDoweil's army within rife shot Of his,
it will Of course fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

CHANsE OF TUNE IN PALMRrropoN The
Charleston Is. c Courier, in recen, issue onsn.
an EDITORIAL In the following lugubrious strain
MoHfd prepare for defeat. In the conf
may appear unnecessary, and, in calling 10 mind
the disS raceful behavior of our enemies Ia ,cant
DatIes, II may strike US as ridiculous But n n
neeuiui ana wholesome caution, and we urge n
sincerity and earnestness Our epemies .,n 20 go. ~
,erlhg In large numbers, they are armed win the
oest weapons; they have been under the inst,nc.
Won OF competent officers, and each body siren It'll
Sneo oy she presence Of old United States regnsrs
some or their Generals have abilitIea ana 70.
sources. And, In addition to all these con.iders.
lohs, battles are not always decided by strsteav
o., or even courage. single mischance NAV tnin
sHe uae oi success circumstance, in itself I'm.
ss,shincent, may snatch victory from an sImv NJ
n,,,s moment Is about to grasp the glI,tering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12

GOOD NEws-we hear tina, en-. Manifold has
gwen orders positively prohibiting the introdpc.
uon into thecity Of bones and oa4I from the hrsv.
slaughter houses. This order, II folly enforced
VIII cut on the supplies Of nscru puIous specula,
or'' VINO 70 make money, would not hesitate 70
carry death Into svery family in the conmunitv
oY uhef Pes;ilential ofil-boiIing concerns. We
u 'nat tie authorities will no. suffer their pro.
nIoiuOn 10 be evaded by allowing the guilty pa,.
go On under any ta!low- boiling, hide.
Ps P'e'exs The whole nuisance should be
s1tirPatsd, root and branch