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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
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fAs sny sas and s.rtAin cure fer Csns.u PiIss, fx
1ssnEs and Ersnchils Csitrs, P4rslysia, Mes
rlkA, Nssfnss sf the musesi, CArsnie Infammatsry
Ihssnasism sfpss s hs Jsints Csatrsetsd Mssess o.
kgEmtnts, EArAshs resthaeks Bruises eprains Frtsk
Csa, Nssnds lieta, FsvsI ssrss, Csfsd Breast ssrs
hPPsiI Irrna, bcslas, hsrs Threat any infamma
pain, dfsrsnes hsv lsal the dissass may
kSvs sIistsd mcLEAhT CEkEBRAfED kIRMEnf is
q tsrtsin remedy. y
Yhssshds Of hsman hslnss ssvsd lfs q dis
sBltsds and misery bJ the sf ths nvslsabls remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VII rslsyt pain almost iastsntAnsstsy, and h will els.s
pzIy and heal the fsssst 10 hsrsdsls
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS
hekEAhT CELEBRATED LINlldENT 10 ths snly safs
.aa isass rsnssy fer the sf spawn, RIM fssas,
Wntfans, splats Unnatural Lsmpe Hsdss avsllinf
k never fsAsd 10 ere Big E.sd, fsisvil, Fstsa, ot
hsnntnG ssrsss or svssnyt prspsrIy aPDlisd. Fss
sPrsns RIsas sentehss, CrAsEsd hss Chsfss, aaddls
or Cellar esa, Csts, ssrss, Wssnds, inf.ibis
rsmsdy. APpy as dtTse;sd ssd ssfssis even
rhsn tnas Ls1SsI wisa tAs asy usrtAsss kln4snss
exsIsd q yss- Obtain sspJly sf DI hoLEAuT CfkE-
saEfkp hiHihEHf h VIII cure Isa
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III The shipment Of horses and wagons az
Cincinnati to Western Virginia was suddenly
stopped on "Wednesday bY order Of General
RosecranI, who telegraphs that the transportation
OF several regiments will be up the Kanawha
and horses on hand at Cincinnati, and the En-
9nirer says their destination will probably be
Missouri
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A FAVOR TO BB ASKED OF A ZOUAvK
Zouave, his hair cropped close to the skull, bad
Just taken bis seat and thrown of bis bat, show
ing a skull suggesting white wood scrubbing
brush with most Of the hair worn off suppose
YOU wanted to bother that Zouave completely
said a lady 70 her companion, ''would you know
bow to do ~ "Sot especially" answered her
escort. "Wel, I'll tell you, )" said the bright eyed
vixen Task him for a lock Of his hair ;"
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ID The Hon. Robert Toomhs and Col. LortnQ.
late ofthe U. 3. army, have been appointed Brig
aalefs Generals In the G s army, and will take
Lhe neld Immediately. IL IL also annou need that
Cheatham and r X Zolieoffer, both Of
NssnVhle, have been appointed Rrigadier-Gene-
Tsis In he Confederate army.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT POINT LOOKOUT. MARYLANp.

" .
- AT POINT LooK-OUT. MARYLAND.
This ce ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction of the Potomac River with the 4
ChsssPe.ke Bay, will be opened By the AA?
very bess style, for ell persons who may wish 8
safe and quiet retreat, where they can have the
benefit of the best salt water ing and enjoy the
delloaces Of the water, such as Fish of oil kinds
Oysters, Crabs, &o.
Every description of fishing tackle will be kep,
for the accommodation of guests.
A hne livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and llisrd saloons with
al other nmusements usually found at such places
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the promises and from
the Bal ltlmOre and Washington markets.
at the Bar.
Board, 80 pnr day; one week, s12; second week,
slo; four weeks for aS5 children and eolored ser
wants haif-price.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday at6 IN. and Baltimore on Friday at ..
m. The half past o'clock p. IN. tram from Wash
Ington Will connect at Baltim with the boats,
reeoning P3int Lookout daily a-so,a a triwsekly
stas from Washington, by way of Leonardtown
Add :ess the proPrietors, at Point Lookout,
washington: ID g., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER & CO Prop'rs.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATKR

Is precisely what Tts name indicates. for, while
and at the ssme time revivifes, reInststes, and
ssSs SsOe ns 9oSa s.d n ~ ,.s "a M St
90 attacks of disease. II is the only preparation
fDiIy com6ined as 70 be the most powerful tonic,
and at the same time 20 perfectly adapted 20, as 70
and hence viii soofks fks Vsaks,t stomach, and
tone up the digestive organs, and thus ets ~ ner
tD1 and At The same time It is composed entirely Of
vegetables, yet so combined as TO produce the most
furious oonse< usnoes. sRoh q remedy has lopg
been felt 20 be desderatum IN the medioal world,
o nsHds ssoPs nS 81 and ' SToossd. snd M
deed lays the system open 70 ne ,nslaloes atscks
IoHiIps: G conaUmP9ion, IndIi estion, byspeIsis,
Loss of Appetite, Fsintness, Nervous lrrtsbiity,
sIs5tsSs ssi swc,ts sStST dness Retention o Z;
well IS Painful obstTueSed, too profqse, OF too
T6ess All depend Spcn genera debility. This pure.
6eaitRy tonic CordlaI and Blood RenoVstoT iE as
no s0T9 mssFs boG t&s But 3 not an II
system is vesfensd We are open % billion. AZ
Ss Edns,s refuse % SsorR 6sr and
We are troubled with scalqlnE and lnoontlnenoeo
in the back, side and between the shoulders, en-
oesdlnsly liable TO slight oolos, coughs, snc IN
goes down 70 q premature trsye. But spsee will
not sloy us 20 enumerste the msnJ Ils % which We
set sels we vii HI ssy 1 tSs coTds and Boo1 ssnoss
tor you have perfect safe pl easant and eneotusl
remedy for loss Of Appetite. blilousnoss- flttu-
lenoe, weak and sick stomach. LanEour, Llvef
Complaint Chills and Fever. or any Bilious attach
CoItiveness, AoidIty ofthe Stomach. Nervousness,
Neuralkia, PalpItaton Of the Heart, Depression
ofSpirits Sores, Pimples on the Fsce, or any DIS
ease arising from impure blood. euch a sorof0lA.
Erynpelas, Bronchitis, Cough, difculty Of Breath.
inI, and all that class Of diseases csl ed fsFnAle
veakness, and enumerated above. We VIII Aro
say the traveller exposed 20 epIdemios. ohanGe Of
climate and water, will find 10 pleasant. sale tno
sure remedy, and no one should ever travel with
out. Reader, tI il, fer we assure you you vliil
find In IL friend indeed, "a well a. triend 10 need
All persons Of sedentary habits viii hnd 10 q per-
feet preventive OF, 90 well a o curs Tor those All
ments which they are particularly exposed, Hencs
ministers, students, attorneys, literary tentemen'
and ladies who are not accustomed 70 much Ont-
door exercise, Will I'D 10 20 their edventaEe 2
keep q bottle constantly on hand epo .eooNe ~
mothers, or those Oecohlinf such, val go thf9guka
that most snterous SSnod not on5 Nltn ~ hSiI
accustomed strength, but sale and free IIom the
thousand ailments 10 prevalent among the lemhfe
portion Of the world. In short, II indeed mothel
cordial, Try It old and young; no IoI IsI ran re
Is6 Of It viii rslisys and sF9ys Eye rtss smgnn
%, J. WOOD, propristor. 80 5rosa~sys nes
sold b al GOOD Drlfrists' Price One Dollar per
PROP. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
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WASHING TON LOCK HOSPITAL.

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
~ yecrs. established the above refuge fom
susckery, self-labeh ed Indian or 6erman doctors.
ersl sNN
This 10 the only plaoe where q sure and ,peedy
cure oan be obtslnsd IN the world for eli lmProper
and evil habits, gonOrrhs, rlcet, seminal v esk-
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertirTv,
Organic weakness. pains IN the loins, structures.
general debility probation. nervousness, rest ess
nights, paptaton OF the heart ringing in the ears,
Ioss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, at SctioGs
OF the head, throat, nose, and skin, sad ell those
peculiar disorders arising from the indisoreton of
yOutn, Tenoerlnf them unht for either business,
sVfHuy' soeleyI or msrrlate.
world for dises SOS OF the blood gonorrh9, gleet,
strlotnIes, syphilis, seminal weakness, self sbuss
from to dave.
victims OF these hOrrible comp aints, Who would
vlsh 20 be vaiUt3l men and ornaments % society,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
Dr, ShuHlsr has mGde the most CON ete arrange
Tents for the comfort of has patients who come
from distance. They will Be furnished with ths
most pleasant and hg reeable quarters necessary
diet, and made as comfortable SIS they would be at
trst class hotel at less than hAlft the coat.
Do not forget the name ana number. DR.. Shu-
name o nee 10 OF the corner Of Sixth street and
hennhfivhnle avenue Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the Natlonsl Hotel, Washington. ID. G.
Persons 1T distance shOnid enoose STAMP for
return postage. Oftioe hours, "a. Nj. 90 10 r. M,
NaTlous parties have been entoed from my in
eututlon by certain svlnd eIs on back streets IN
tnls olty, who viii rue II Til the day of their death,
Vord 10 The vlss Is sufficient. sp CIV
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A VERY TEMPERATE MAS.-Some time ago the
McFarlins, OF Dracut, well known to every body
who, from the strange manner Of mixing his ideas
was regarded something Of a curiosity. Speaking
Of intemperance, one day said Pat-"Sure, nivei
dhrink but one glass at time, an l don't care
who knows that -
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WATER REGIsTRAR's OFFICE,
w ISfY HILL Inlr / lrf

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w City HALL. July lgt, 1881.
, ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notified
that their Water Rents for the year commencing
with this date are now due and payable at this
Office. ~
The following is the law of the Corporation Gin
relation TO delinquent water-takers," viz:
In all osses of the non pay ment of the water
rent Tor thirty dsys after the same is due and pay
able, the water Registrar shall notify the Pur-
vey0r OF such delinq uenoy, and the said Purveyor
shaIl discontinue the supply Of water Immediately,
by cutting of the water a. the main, and he shall
not a. low II to be again used in said de inquent's
premises except on notification by the Water Re
glstrar that the water rent has been paid as also
the expense of outing off and restoring the flow of
The law will be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
J lin llntell.1 Water Registrar.
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mar k-tf

" OF GAS METERS,
WAsHIrsToN, July 10, 1850.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Thst, asrce-
ably to the PROVISIONS Ofthe ordinance of the Cor
SoIatlon apPToyed May Is. laso, the undersigned 10
now prepared, whenever required in writing, ard
on pre- payment OF the fce of fifty conts to ins ,eot
examine test prove, Snd ascertain the accuracy Of
registration OF any gas meter In uso in thus city
ETery Iseter, iffound Incorrect, viii BE- condemned
and snsther, sea!ed and marked Ss true will be
SCI IL tS piaoe; IL proved to be aoou@sie in its
and sEaIn put IN position for Uee.
OMcs No. SO Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
-ovP EsilD OPop from .. m, to p. n.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ B-t Inspector and Sealer Of 6ss Meters,
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CoME AND SEE Our new style INDIA, PAN
u. ANA, and AMAZON HATS, just reoeived
!o.day; also the UNION 4iE, OF No. $50 Sew
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y9-lH

"A WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heals. iSrum
Sticks and Snares. Brass and COPPER Bugles. Ffes.
inst arrived at the Muaio Store Of w, g. MET
ZEkOTT, corner OF Eleventh street and Psnna.
avenue mE
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nUPQNT'S GUNPONDER,
JOHN J. BosUE, SK2RsEfov

sq hand, .nd delivered free 10 ali paris OF iSs Or,
Eict Orders can Also be et st the once of Adam Z,
Exlress Conleny, washington, y, o, ks-lsViy
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1 SNYDER,
L. PL UMBER AND GAS FITTER,
- Has removed to the corner OF Twelfth and F SITS.
DE ls prepared 70 Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand . lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he viii sell less than cost, as ho
wishes to get rid of them, no II
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PROP. WOODS
RESTORATTVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold In this city By O. sTOTT, sTS Pa svenus.

Booss AID sH2Hs sNEs 10 ssIs sHs
and SHOES, and constAnfy recslvInT a0Ao
Mlpy of eastsrn made vorf 81 ever as, Il
% seld 81 Pneh lover lrios thar - bssp
heretofore eharFed In fhis elS for msch inferior
Persops In want Of Boots and Shoes qf esstsrn &c
sig made yo1ta W avays tnd a 6ooc = assos.nsn
vh s,a fsasssSs.ss In s,ssis.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WIN Z. DOVE q CO.
xAAE now prepared to execute auy orders with
which they rpay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, cas- OR STEAM FIT7INa
BUSINESS,
IL Store on sth etreet, few doors north Of Pa
ayegge where may be found . complete assortment
WATER FIXTURES. in NV
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w GAS FIXTURES,
w Have In store, aud are daI = RECEIVING, GAS
FITUR ES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior IN style to anything heretofore
orered In this market. We invite citizens general
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Intrusted to on cara
Will bs promptly attended To.
MYERS B. Mc6HAN,
mar t-n JT6 I'D street
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MOORE'S WEST END SODA FOUNT IS
lSl in full operation, dispensing pure Carhonic
Acid Water, with moe slruPs Of different favors,
to suit his patrons
In addition TO a fine stock Of Medicines, he has
general assortment Of Toilet Articles, fLe Cigars,
&C. iNk 2X
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of Tbs Star.

GKoRsErowS, July 9, 1851
John Homes, private in Company A, Seventy
ninth New York Regiment, was murdered this
morning at an early hour, near the corner OF High
ana w est streets. He received two stabs in the
eit breast, between the ffth and sixth ribs either
OF which would have been fatal The coroner,s
Inquest Is now In progress, and the evidence Of
tnosc In the bo.hood shows that deceased
was In an alteration with Que or two other men
naolted In the uniform Of his regiment, and from
them received the Wounds w hch caused his death.
The military police force Were on the ground
promptly, but the murderer or murderers escaped
Several members Of the regiment Were arrested,
and one is strongly suspected, having come to his
quarters this morning with no knife In the sheath
he had on, and with a white hat instead Of the
cap he had on when he left. He could give no
account Of his knife.
The Seveniy-ninth New York esiment (Hish-
anders) left their quarters at Georgetown College
last evening TO encamp on the heights about enc
mile north of our city. They had a wet time
The Second Maine Regiment broke up their
camp In the neighborhood Of Columbia College,
north OF your city, just az the heavy rain Of last
evening commenced, and marc he'd through here
last night on their way to Virginia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
INTERESTING FROM BALrTMoRE
Especial disp.toh 70 the s,a,l


BALriNoRx, July 2-The city 10 quiet this
morning, and indeed has been more orderly since
the arrest Of The Marshal and Commissioners of
Police than at any time during the preceding
month. The military have been on duty all mig ht
at Monument Square, the custom house, Broad
way, and Greenmo1nt avenue
The new police under Provost Marshal Kenly
has been selected with great care, and 60 soon 90
The government furnishes him with a loyal mar
shall 1t will be thoroughly orgaEired and uni
formed az a permanent Institution General
Banks will probably appoint 9 marshal TO day,
the names mentioned being Brantz Mayer, Tho.
Dreamer, aud Samuel Hindes, all loyal and en-
ciept men.
The Profer made by General Banks 10 the old
police TO enter on duty having Only been respond
ed TO by forty-fve Of the four hundred, General
Banks now regards the balance Of them a. dis
loyal and not TO be trusted
An injunction will be taken out by some of our
citizens TO prevent the pay Of the suspended police
from being continued; and thus . really good
system Of police had 10 not been used for treason
able purposes, will be destroyed. The Marshal
and Police Commissioners will be held az prison.
ers until the end Of the war, which will not
likely be before the close Of the wear, and the
Union men will get rid Of them by repesling the
police law In December, a. the fst act OF the
session OF the new Legislature.
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AleXandria Affair.

ALEXANDRIA, July The Confederate killed
by the Pennsylvania 4th pickets, named Henry
c. Haines, 10 a well known citizen of Richmond
and orderly sergeant Of the Letcher Guards He
buried to day by citizens here, his bod
having been transferred to their charge at thei,
request The two other secesionisa who wer,
wounded have since died.
The steamer Pocahontas sailed hence thi,
afternoon for Matthias Point. Tits understood
that the Pawnee will follow her In the morning
The Union meeting held at Lvceum Hall, in
this city, was very sparsely attended 20 night
probably owing In some measure to the rain
Speeches we're made by Messrs Nudernon. Up-
ton, Martin and others. Many prominent Union
men. including Messrs. Jamieson, Lewis Nc
KenIie, Massey and others, were not present, and
Mr. Martin, one OF the delegates to the Wheeling
Convention, moved to postpone the election for .
week, and said he was opposed to aiding the
schemes Of certain ambitious Ind du1is who
were endeavoring TO press themselves into once
1t would do injury to the Union cause The
motion was rejected.
There 10 but one ticket to be voted for, r Close
for State Senator, and Gilbert g. Miner, for dele
gate.
DR.. Herring, one Of the Confederate prisoners
taken some time since, member Of the Cover
nor's Guard, was released to-day, having taken
the oath Of allegiance.
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FROM FOKrnESs MONROE.

BALTIMORE, July The steamer which arrived
this morning brings the following intelligence:
FORTRESS MoNRoE, July The Third Mas
sachusets Regiment to-day moved from its en-
campnent within the fortress 70 occupy position
between Hampton and Newmarket Bridge.
Hampton creek 10 crossed upon battsau1.
manned by the Naval Brigade.
Gen. Butler and stan are now visiting the
encampment.
Col. McChesney's Regiment takes the place O,
the Third Massachusetts
The Fourth Massac husetts Regiment was to
move from Newport News, but the order was
countermanded.
The time Of the Massachusetts, Regiments ex.
pires In about two weeks; and, on account Of
their arduous duties within the fortress and New.
port News, In the way Of mounting cannon and
digging trenches, the order for their movement
has excited much comment.
Gen. Butler 10 by no means partial to the Mas.
sachusetts Regiments.
One Of the Louisiana Zouaves was taken pris.
cner on Saturday. His name 10 Clark. He was
formerly wood engraver In Hsrper's establish
ment
On the march from Yorktown they were srp
piled only with -four, TO be cooked a. occasion
might require. They state that the force which
advanced consisted Of twenty-siI hundred OF In
fantry and three hundred OF cavalry. The two
deserters who recently come in representa- the forcs
as one thousand stronger. They reached The
point two miles this side Of Great Bethel. Tn.
expedition having miscarried, the greater par,
probably returned 10 Yorktown. Nothing hai
since been heard Of them.
The Quaker City brought up q prize TODAY
the schooner Sally Myers, from ST. Domingo
owned In Yorktown.
large sailing frigate, probably the Santee
from Portsmouth, N. H., 10 coming up the
Roads.
The Roanoke 10 also reported outside, and ID
now firing a salute.
flag Of truce has Just come down from Nor
folk, with Or. Richards, Of Washington, ply.
stefan to President Lincoln, on board He wa,
| arrested at Manassas Junction, three weeks ago
whilst in quest Of his son at school near Char.
| iottes~iIe. He was Imprisoned In the Rich.
mond jail, and WIS not permitted to 20 to the
Hotel, even with guard.
He was treated with many indignities, until b,
saw General Huger at Norfolk, who was mos,
attentive to his wants.
Two Maryland ladies also came under the G 40
Of truce.
Five northern mechanics reached the for,res,
last evening, having sailed In a small boat from
Pungo River, North Carolina, a distance of 10
milss-the trip occupying six days and six night.
w. FL Wieget, assistant provost marshal of the
fortress, goes to Washington this evening with
an alleged spy, arrested here to-day, and said 70
be the same heretofore arrested at Fort Corcorsn
Lieutenant Butler, nephew to General Butler,
starts for New ork by the Baltimore boat 70
induce the state authorities, If possible, to dis
patch a regiment Of cavalry to Fortress Monroe
Col. Bakers California regiment 10 expected to.
marrow
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Southern Iterus

kovIsvrtLI, June ao.-Tbe memhe-s elect %
Congress nom this State have left fsT W sshipc-
ton.
The Tennessee Senate have uuthor!rea the
Governor Of the STATE 20 take pofs--sioa Of the
Nashville railroad. The measure was laid on tie
table by the House
The Confederate constitution r. uryopiiar In
georgia on account Of the absence of Tie aecllra
uon MAKING the negro represeBt atiun three nfgAG
The Charleston Mercury has a letter from a aa-
Ass junction giviEg discoursging Socogats q
the condition Of the rebels there The writer sas
III the Lord remain not with Us ws shall Are
badly Gu The day Of the fght, rot far distant
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xcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
CHE BEET kMIMENY N fME WORLn1

tAs ssy safe and certain ssrs fer C.nesrs, Pss Pa
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hssmatsn stfns" q ths Jsins, Csnraetsd sselss sr
kgamsns, GaFashs YsethAshs Brusss oprans, Fresh
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pain, dfsfsnes bsy ssysrs lsnl The dissass
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YSsssands Of human bsines have sssn ssysd life Of d
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02
ASkirmish I'm Western ytr.tu,.

GRAFTON, July IA skirmish took place Al
Bowman's twelve miles from Cheat river bridge
Yesterday, between portions Of the 18th and l6 b
Ohio and the LIST Virginia (Union) regiments and
a company Of secession cavalry.
The Federal troops were sent 10 project the 'ele
graph poles, &C and the Confederates mista ri np
their number, az 10 suppos-d, made an attack, and
were routed with the loss Of several Of their men
among them a lieutenant Of the company. The
only loss on the Federal side was ~ o. smith, Of
the 18th Ohio regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-02
From Mtsssuri.

ST. Louis, July The Democrats correspon-
dent says that the Union Home Guard Col Camp,
I'm the recent skirmsh lost twenty killed and four
wounded. Twenty-thrss prisoners were taken,
but released parole. The secessonists lost %
killed and wounded
Judge Levy, an aged citizen, ~ years old, 4
Unionist slaveholder, was tied to . tree by Gov.
Jackson's men, and his body riddled with bullets