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fTeshet in Maine.

PORTLAND, Me, May s.-By a freshet In the
Presumptscott river which empties into our bar
Dor. Popes mills were carried away. Every
bridge between sebsyo pond and Ssosrsppa 10
gone, and the bridge at Cumberland mills 10 In
great danger Some damage was done the Cor
ham Powder mills. The people are vscstine
the houses on the hanks of the river
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Penn,Ilrania War APPROPRIATENESS.

HARRIsBURs, May e-The House 70 day passed
unanimously the three million loan bill, and su-
thorized the raising Of fteen additional regiments
10 both the acquisitions Of the President, making
a total OF ffty-hve regiments.
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, May "a resolution was intro
duced in the Legislature to-day, asking the Gov
ernor to issue proclamation forthwith prohibit
ing the passage Of armed men from Tennessee or
elsewhere through Kentucky for the purpose OF
attac king Cairo.
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Fast Day nj wheeling.

WHEELING, Nav e-To-day has been strictly
observed here fast day. Patriotic sermons
were delivered in nine out Of the twelve churches
here At the Methodist Church, the pulpit was
decorated with the stars and stripes.
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Latest from MontgamsrY

MONTGOMERY, May s-The Postal Department
is ready TO take charge Of the malls any moment
Everything is arrang ed and no detention Of mails
need be spprehended. Secretary Cobb read q
dis patch in Congress announcing the secession Of
rkansas -whereon a secret session was held.
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Arrival of the Baltic at Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l., May e.-The steamship Bal
tic Capt Eldrdge, from Annapolis May 9TH, has
arrived here with the ofacers ana employees Of
the Naval Academy, lis furniture, and sixteen
passengers.
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Vermont Tfeeps.

Nrw YoRK, NAY s.-warren Leland, Of The
Metropolitan Hotel, has rendered his servioes 70
the Governor Of Vermont, his native stats, 10 led
the first regiment Of Green Mountain Boys.
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Nor,b,rn Central RniIrosd Bridges.

HARRIsBuRs, MAY s.-An the bridges on the
Northern Central Railroad between here and
Baltimore have been rebuilt.
The Philadelphia Cincinnati Society have sent
Gov. Curtin $500 as a contribution towards arm
ing the State
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Tn. ,leutssmery Congress.

MosreoxrRy, May e.-The Confederate Con
ores A. in secret session IL 10 reported that the
Confedrrscy has an abundance Of arms and am
munition for l50, 900 and men q wears campaign.
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~. Lsuis Home Guard

sr. LOUIS, May s.-Twelve hundred Union
Heme Guards were sworn into service today
The Legislature IL In secret session on the blu fo'
arming the State.
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$4,000 Srorx

Positively, selling out our entire stock of DRY
Goods to close business. Virginia and Wasbin.
ton money taken.
MATTHEWS & CORR,
35S Seventh street,
m All Between | and X streets
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PHILADELPHIA

,CIass No. i. BIloks; class No. 2. Stone; GLASS
No. 5. Oak and hard wood; class No. 8. White
Lime. hair, and plaster; ass No. 10 slate: SASS
No. IL. Iron, iron Lails and spikes; GLASS &c II,
Steel; oiass No. a. Fles; class flo. IS Paints oils
and lass; olass No, l6 SHIP chandler; olsss no,
IL L., hMdwar,; Glass No. IS. StltoneTy; class No.
No. II. Provender; class No. 2. ChlTcoai ass
NO 70. Betting, packing, and hose; class 10. "a.
sperm and la brloatlng ls; oess No &c. yers:
Q ass No. 81 Anthracits coal; c.ss No 50. y5:nl,
bltuminOus Broad Tor. O. on
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NEW WORK.

Class No. Bricks; class No S. Oak and hard
wooa; class No White pine, spruce. Cypress,
ciass No. Csment class No. Gravel ana tahd;
class No 10. Slate; GLASS No. IL. Iron, iron nail
class No Is Paints, oils, asd glass; class No. Is
ship ohandlery; GLASS No II Hardware; GLASS No,
II STATIONERY; class No. 81. Hay and str.W; class
No; q; Provender; class N o. 22s Char"o.i; class No.
%; Batting. packing, ana hose; class No. "A. sperm
No n. Anthracite coal; class No. %. Semi btu
mlnous Broad Tor, 40. coal 49,
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limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
&M

&kls
In order 70 accommodate the travelling public,
TWO uAlLY LINES FOR PHILh DELPHtH
NEW YORK, BOSTON. and other POINTS NORTH
VII ieaye the depot (near the Capitol on and an
WEDNESDAY, May 9th, at 1850 a. m and Ia. so
P m, for ANNAPOLIS thence. By steamers, to
Perryvllle, and railroad to Philadelphia and New
Passenger Trains from the NORTH,
Leaving Philadelphia at III 80 a. m ana n D. m
VIII arrive at the depot at IS p. m. and ss5 e. M
Trains for annapolis.
Leave Washington depot at lo.SJ q. M D. un and
1850 m. ''' -AN
Trains from Annapolis ra
Leave q I:l5 .. m, RS p. m, and 7.3o D. m.
Arrive &C washing ton at $50 m, IS and Is D. m
Trains 10, Balfimoye direct.
Leave Washington Depot 10 81 q. M, 2J5 m,
and 1880 p. m. -"'
Trains from Baltimore
Leave Baltimore 50 q. m 5 10 D m and IS m.
Anriys at Washington 8 S. q. m 5I5 D. m. and
92 p m. - r. ' ~
ALI articles of freight mot contraband Of war,
will be trans ported bet veen the two oitiss Tor ,
pnsge Trains viii leave Baltimore at D. m. Lea We
Wnshingt,n at IL m.
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
VI u General Manager.
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In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, BY Rev. Mr.
KROUSE, both of the District.
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TAX sALE.-The annual Tax Sale Of the City
Collector Will commence next Tuesday, May
l'th, at 10 O'Clock, In the Alderman's Room at
the City Hail. and be continued daily till com.
Pieted- The sale will afford safe investment
Tor those who may have funds to invest, as the
security Is Of the most ample kind.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEI
" OF GAS METERS,
WAeHINs ron, July Is, 1850,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That agree
ably TO the provisions of the ordinance of the Cor
loIatlon appyoysd Msy H. 1850, the underal ned is
on pre- payment ofthe fee Of Fly cents. to inspect
examlne tast prove, .rd ascertain the aocuracJ OF
resistTatcn oil any se5 meter in IN this city
Svcry meter, lffound incorrect, viii De condemned
ana another, soaled and marked as true, will be
sof In ~ place: II proved to he accurate in its
measur, ment OF ras, it viii Be sealed socordn.y.
and staln PIT n posi'ios for Use.
once No. $40 Seventh street. (rexr Odd Eel
-ovs' halIl Open from 8 q. rn., TO 5 0. m.
.CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
u B-t INSPECTOR and Seaier of 6ss Meters.
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The steam Frisste Niagara.
NEW YoRx, May s-The United States scam
frigate Niagara, bound Souta, was spoken on ne
9Th, In lat. IS 40, Ion. 40.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

A WIN. ]. DOVE CO.
LAhE NOV prepared 20 execute any orders with
winch they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GhS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS,
III Store on sth street, few doors north of Pm.
syepue, where may be found = oomRete assortment
~ % M VI " kiEHS snd other GAS, STEAM and
va aGn ~ EOfES in 27-Iv
W. GAS FIXTURES.
w y Have IN store, and are dai rece yins q As
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
sno Finish superior in style to anything heretoore
onered IN this market. We invite citizens general
70 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work IN the above line Entrusted TO our care
VIII be promptly attended 10.
MYERS MeGHAN.
mar S-Q 316 ID street
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nIANos FOR RENT.-A great number Of
IL Pianos, embracing every GLASS and
style and price, Tor rent BY the week ,tTYYn
JOHN r. ELLIS,
apIf 400 Pa sv., bet ath and letn sls.
w. CIIlZENs AND sTRANyEks
ing 20 call at the extensive Csbipst 30
taxi. hment of EDWIN GRkEN, No
$50 Pennsy ANA eyenue, where lerFe ~
stock Of FgRNiTURk I'D ChAlks
ana ,,NArTREssEs vin Always % - :
Mnhorauy OF al thicknessss for ssle.c
Packing and Repairing and Vsrnisians pVomsoI
attended To- .ifct HsF -Ti- :. ~
FurnituEs or other goods taken o. storage.
ap lAv2m
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
InvaSiea Of Maryland by yi,siAia and Ken
tucky Tresps-1he Ferest Fired.


tucky TresPs-1he Forests Fired.
BALTIMORE, Msy lO.-The Frederick city cor
respondent Of the American telegraphs this morn
Ing that the mountain forest on the MARYLAND SIDE
Of the Potomac, near Harpers Ferry was nred
last night, and much valuable timber DESTROYED
About eight hundred Kentucky and Virginia
troops were encamped upon the Maryland shore.
and the nights In that vicinity were being forti-
fed
battery had been placed on Jefferson Rock,
and trains tenclosed in pipes) bad been laid fcr
blowing up bridges and other property, At q mo-
ment's notice, IL necessary
The conduct Of Virginia ercites indignation
among the people Of w Washington county.
Thirty Baltlmoreans passed through Frederick
for Harper's Ferry this morning
Communicated cut off Between Nsrfslk and
Fortress moRree.
BALTIMORE, May lO.-The Bay Line steamer
o. this morning reports that the virginisns have
seized the small steamer william selden, con
Meeting Old Point with Norfolk
Thus all communication 10 broken OF
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mar g-H

H. PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,
Hss removed TO the corner of Twelfth and r SITS,
He IL prepared TO introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand Q lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them. no IL
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satin. Of the niinnessta.

BosroN, Nav s.-The Minnesota sailed a, Yen
O'Clock this morning, under sealed orders from
the Navy Department.
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MILITARY HosPIrAL.-We learn that the Union
Hotel In Georgetown has been leased by the Gov
eminent for military hospital, and il being rap
idly fitted up for that purpose
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NAVAL ASYLUM.

ass No. !. ClothInr; class No 2. Hats, Soots,
and shoes; Class No. : Provis .uns; 9 ass No a
groceries; class No; 5 Dry GOods; class Ne. g.
bread, 80; cas- NJ :. Tobaoco; class No g.
miscellaneous class No, .. Hardware; oIass Nc
10. Paints, o.,s. and r. s; GLASS No. III. Lrmher;
O. ass NO. II. StatIoner-, class No. 10, FIrevcod:
S,ass NO. Coal; OIL No. Is. Provender; O ass
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RejsicIngs At Msntssmsry. Ersp
MoyreonEKY, May Gums were fred h0e
this morning In token Of rejoicing at the seoss-
sion Of Tennessee
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APPOINTMENT BIT MARSHAL LAMoN -MarsbaI
Lamon has appointed Anon Duvall guard at
the jail, In place of N. G. Sanderson, removed.
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matt

FEVER AND AGUE, FEVER AND AsUEm FKvKR
AND CUR !'!-Emlg grants and others who remove
70 the western part of the tied States comp air
Ia bitter terms of the fatal diseases that prevail in
those sections. Some Of the most intelligent ply
slclaRs bear testl" ODy to this fact. Dickens tire
Shakspeare OF this age, in ploturIBg Little Eden
west7 settlement In a book entitled "Martin
ChnZzewlt," Gays that tue most flour shing IDg,l-
tnlOn was the Fever and Ague, wi ich had killed
al who attempted to make a permanent esidence
OF IT, maTk Idpley, who could only be joly under
oomY o circumstances, said that Fever and ATue
had sven him cause for moro jo lily than he wcud
I've u exp rience agsiG Or. Hostettsr's Cel brnfsd
BHfe-S - the only for this terrible that
wew uld recommend t. the public. Try them, ard
be convinced of their power.
For sac BY druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. ND n
CouaHs;EThe sudden changes of our climate ara
sonroes OIL Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmafic
Affections. Experience having proved that simnie
taken IN the early STAGES Of tho disease, recouIse
should a. once he had to Brotr1's Byoaehial
I/oehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Coug h. or ir-
rltaton OF the Throat be 40 slight as By this
Pfecaution more serious attack may be efectually
warced on. PnbIte Speakers and Sinsers will find
them ehsctual for clearing and streng .henInE the
'oioo' oeo advertisement. dolly
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise,
meEt IN our paper. Res it; it viii interest you.
tlsement Of McIIean's STRENGTHENING Cordial And
Blood Punher. In another column. II
Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS find them
1or exchange At the Star Office counter. If
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BOSTON.

Class No. ]. Bricks; olaSs No. 2 Stone. oI,.s
no Osk and hard Eoot; class No White pine
spruce, Juniper, and cysress; class No. ,. Lime,
6Itvel and sans; class No IL. Iron, IRON nails and
SPIKES, class No. H. Stee.; class No. Is Pig irol
glass; class No. IS Ship chandler; cisss Ne, n
Ha-dwsre; class No. ia. Stationery; class No. 20
nay and straw; ciass 20 q. Provender; class No
u Cha coal; class no 2S Betting. packing md
hose; olass No. "a. Sperm and luhricatIng OF Is;
ciHss no. y, Iron castings; class No. Is. augers
Class NO. ~ A Anthracite coz; class No q Bitn
mlnons Cumberlaud coal; class No. 81. Semi-bitu
mlous Broad Top, &c GOAL.
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FRnkIss THEIR TAILS IN THE SussHrNl. The
delightful weather Of yesterday seemed TO bring
out upon the streets Of Washington all the .Pet
Lsmbs, who were not on duty, with engines OF
hose reels fhey were running thus In ali quar-
tiers Of the city. for exercise and amusement, for
hours, followed BY the usual dfe-engine crowd,
bot mskfng no disturbance whatever. The b'hoys
evidently relished the sport tcenly.
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AT MEETING held last night of the Garibaldi
Guards, the following officers were elected :
captain, William q: Hunt; First Lieutenant,
MI Buchignt; Second Lieutenant, Mr. Ganzara;
Third Lieutenant, Mr.. J B. F. Sothoron The
company numbers IS, and intend to offer their
services to the United States for three wears
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PORTSMOUTH. N, II.

CLASS No. stone; ass No. 6. White pine,
tPfuoe, Jumper, and cypress; class No. 2. Line,
1aI, and plaster; class Nos. Cement; class No. 9.
travel and SAND; class No H. Iron, iron naIls and
sPke.i CLASS No. H. Steel; clsss No. Il. Files;
sup ohandiery; class No.l7. Rardware; cass No.
% o. SH5saonesr, osss No. u. FiTeTood; ca,s No.
No; p ChaTcos class No. Is Betting. PACKING,
and hose; ass No. q Sperm and lubricating oil
ciass NO. Is. Iron castiDgt; o!ass No 26. Aug ers;
nous Cumberland coal
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DEFINED AND BROWN

REF INED AND BROWN
~ SUGARS.
20 hhds Medium and Prime Brovn Suy,r
90 bbis. Refined Sugar,
70 hhds Cuba Molasses,
20 bbls. New orleans Molssses
10 . Golden Syrup.
Just received and for sale BY
m 9 oteo BARBOUR & SEMMES,
COFFEE, BACON, DO.
" ~ bags java, Jamaica and Rio Cofee
20 boxes Ground Coffee a.
10 bags Rosst-d do
COO pounds prime Shoulders,
5000 do. Sugar Cured HAMS
Is boxes prime Cheese. ----..
10 barrels Western L.rd
Just received and for sale By
IN 6teo BARBOUR a SEMME&
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~. LOOMS, M: D., the inventor and patentse
oithe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his ONCE in this city -
MANY persons can wear these teeth whoO
esnnot wear others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire:
out 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
eednest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted, -''
Rooms In this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
stn ana 10th SITS. Also, 90J Arch street, PhiladeI
ph3 90 l5-n
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING BEEF O'
The HOOP
NOTICE, TO TRF pURIJC,

SRALEp PROPOSALS for furnish,nr Rasf Carl.
on The hoof, for the use Of the Unitsi ststes Gov
sInme nj are ipvlred call the l4th inst. The Cattle
Any point IN the State OF Pc posylvanIa which the
0oyernment may designate. THE price per pound.
feandsyivsSias distinct from the delivery oontem-
osta IN Weshtngton. - EEtE TrTI
ArssA. A. @. o. Wsshipg ton. d. 90 -
mr." lst Ii, lst Art. A. o. s.
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TO IHS AFILIcTKD!-Be sure to read the advsr-
tisement Of McIsean's STRENGTHENING Cordial And
Blood Purifier. in another column. NJ
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MARRIED.

fEHNIKs.
Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS find than
or exchange At the Star Office counter. III
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FIRE-This morning, about one O'clock, fire
second and SITS. west, occupied by Mr.. w ats az
grocery and provision store The adjoining
dwelling was saved, but the storehouse was de.
Snoyed. We hear that the property was insured.
The flames Illuminated the western horizon as IL
a much more extensive building was burning
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> ENcAMPMENrs The Rhode Island Regiment
yesterday sent detach,uent to the vicinity Of
Gienwood Cemetei y to prepare camping ground
The Regiment propose to 60 into camp there In a
few days. -. -
Ihe New York Zouaves go ihto camp to-day
on the heights near the Insane Asylum--ot az the
o'hoys call it-I'the Crazy House"
The Fourth Regiment New Jersey State troops
paraded through Pennsylvania avenue this morn
Ing AZ O'Clock en- rosie for their camp ground on
Meridian Hill, near the camp Of New York sew
ensh Regiment The site chosen for them 10 one
Of the pleasantest near the city and comm ands
beautiful view Of the Potomac for some sixteen
miies, Fort Washington being distinctly visible
theeeffom. fss9l# - .1r = rf'--7 :
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Form Of Offer.
Form Of Guarantee.

The undersigned name of guarsntor, of fname
the town and Stale OF name the State,D and
name OF second guarantor, o ,Grereby undo. take
tnaI " above name name the bidder or biddersD
vii, II MS Tor theIrl ofsr as above be accepted
enter INTO contract with the nIted States within
niteen days after the date of notice through the
posi- once OF the acceptance Of his for tnsIr offer
Witness: (Sirnature of vuarantorsl
certify that the above named here name the
euarantors)are known to ne to be good and re-
sPohsioie guarantOrs In this o,se. { ignatu.e)
10 De signed BY the district Judge, district attor
ae!l cpliector, navy agent, or some person known
TO the bureau TO be RESPONSIBLE
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
meEt IN our paper. Reos it; it viii interest you,
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nRS. LOCKWOOD DARRELL ARE PRE-
y pared 70 insert TE EFT Hon VULCAN-
tie BASE, q new and improved modem9
Wnea made on this plan they are com SLo
Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and ali Dent,i
Operations Of any kind that may be desired or
nee Room No D, IN the Washington Building, cor
ner Pa ". and Seventh St in no Ans
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ALARn OF FIRE AND Lively RuN.-Yesterday
aitefnoon. between six and seven O'Clock, an
alarm Of IRE was created at the Steamboat Hotel
on Seventh street, near the Center Market In a
moment the bells were rung and the avenue was
nlled with the b'hoys and d'masheens The
apparatus was fully manned, "The Pet l.ambsn
being largely represented well a. Others of the
numerous regiments now here. There was found
to be no necessity to turn the water on, and the
apparatus being refxed, the ropes Were taken and
race began. One Of the "Pets" happened to get
his foot under wheel Of an engine. which was
being drawn with great speed by large BODY OF
men, and bad IL severely but not dang erously
store, and from thence to his quarters at the
Capitol =
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DETACHMENT of the Sixty.ninth Regiment
marched over from Georgetown late last night to
the railway station, to receive Mr.. T. F. Mesgher
and other members Of their regiment expected by
the train. The detachment was accom- panied by
the fine regimental band, which performed in
turn the national melodies Of Erin and Of our own
land. In such spirited style as to wake all the
echoes Of the city
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Cass Mol Bricks; Class No. 2. Stone; cass No.
lumber; class No. Oak aad hard wood; ola 3 NO
g. Whlt9 pine. spruce, jumper and cypress; ola IS
no. Lime, hair. and astar; class No. 3. Cemeni;
lIon nails and spises; oass No. IL. Steal; class No.
L. Pig iron; class No. ID Files; class No Is Pa nts
OILS, ana glass; class No. l6. Ship chandsrJ class
NO IL Hs-dware; GLASS No. IS. Stationery; oiass
NO. ls; FIrewood; class No. 20. Hay and straw;
CLASS no. II. Proyender; class No. %. Charcoal;
olass Not23. Betting, packing and hose; oIaFs NO.
"a. sperm and lubrceting otis; class No 2s Augers;
CLASS NO "a. Anthr soft ::coal; class No. %. Bitu-
BItuminous Cumberland ooal
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. CHAs: T. BoTELER.

nR. CHAS. X. BOTELER
~ SURGEON DENTIST,
haVlng locsted himself permanent y in Washing
ton, offers his professional services TO 9th
kens and scIourners, in ell tbs various SyFTR
brarches OF his profession, upon the most
recently improved system Of Dentistry.
Dr. b. having studied with one of the most en-
inent and experienced Dentists of Washington,
from whom he has received his diploma. fesis con,
hdent that his operations will prove emInenty eat
lsftc' DRY TO those who will test his professional
abi ity.
Office No. $50 Pa avenue. between 9th and 10th
10 p. La
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Col. ELLswoRTH's ZouAyxs 90 INTO CAMP -
This morning. the New York Fire Zouaves
marched out from the Capitol into the park,
where they formed and fled out upon A street
70 their encam pnent east Of the city. The b,hoyS
seemed quite dslighte At the prospect Of gettins
out into the open air, and marched OF In nne
style, beaded BY their regimental band.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

TaasKscivIsc Day IN BERLls.-tion.
, os. A. Wright, the American Minister Al
Berlin, Prussia. observed Thursday. Novem.
Der 20, ss Thanksgiving day. and invited o
large company Of Americans and foreigners
to his house 70 dine. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Wright. Mr.. Hudson, Mr.. Knox
Capt. Sims Of U. $. Navy, Professor Ray.
mond, and other Americans. and BY Baron
Won Hclzendorf and DR.. Won TeIksmpf Of
the Prussian House Of Lords. All the
speakers expressed themselves warmly ia
favor Of the perpstuity Of the American
Union.