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Gen. Dix's Division

ALBANY, May l6.-Gen Dix's Division consist,
of nine regiments, which are organized into two
brgsdes, one Of five ard one Of four regiments
Two men We're drummed out OF the barr.c Ia
this aft-rnoon for refusing TO take the oath OF al
legiance, their heads shaved, and strings Il ed
round their ears, two white feathers proiectinr
on each side; the band PLAYED the Rouge o march,
A large crowd witnessed the performance
At late hour this afternoon the Governor an
pointed James :. wadsworth, Of Genessee M aior-
General The appointment thus far seems 20
give good satisfaction among military circles
The Atlas and Argus says Gen. wadsworth Is a
gentleman OF large wealth, great public spirit
and energetic. He Is without military erpsriencs
and vet has characteristics, we think, which will
develoPe in the field the qualities Of a military
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United States Treeps at 81 Lsuis.

ST, Louis, May l6.-Camp Springs in the west
ern, Hyde Park in the northern and the heights
near the Reservoir in the northwestern part Of the
city, Were occupied by United States troops to day
as precautionary and protective measure The
march OF the troops the city was quiet
Capt. Mcdonald, an effort for whose release
was made by habsds corpus, 10 In Col Macarthur.
camp, at Carsayville, Illinois He was taken
across The river Tn skif on Monday night, and
marched under guard TO Camp Bissel An a,
tempt TO rescue the prisoner was made between
the Arsenal gate and the river by considers BILE
number Of persons, but the prompt arrival Of rel
Io.cefnenn, ana few remarks from Capt. Nc
Donald himself, prevented trouble.
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A Submarine Boat Captured IN the Del.


PHILADELPHIA, May Il quite an excitement
was created in the upper part Of the civ his
morning, by the seizure Of a submarine boat "a,
Invention OF De Villeroi, a Frenchm II was
going down the river, and struck on an island
-Four men were found aboard. Villeroi saws he
was about taking IL TO the Navy Yard to test, but
the officers Of the Yard disclaim any knowledoe
OF him. The boat was constructed some time
since FOR raising wrecks and other submarine
work, hut was never put In active use n 1.
cigar-shaped and made Of iron, thirty feet Ionr
Ii supplies its own air and will be useful in run
ming under a feet
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS, May l. One hundred men, Cspt
Themes company, Of the 18th New York regi
ment, with two pieces Of artillery and three DAYS
rations. went down the bay YESTERDAY, on the
propeller VIM. Wood vard. TO retake the Smith
Point lig ht-ship which was towed few miles up
the Great Wyoomico river. The secessionists
have two more Liz ht shirs In their possession.
IL was not determined In Washington cIty
where Major Butler would be sent
train ran of the track last night between the
Annapolis Jsnction and Washington, IniurinS
one man and destroying seven cars
Col Prat has made excursions Into the coun-
try Of several miles from the Junction.
VIM. n. Author has left here for Washington
to assume the duties Of Judge Advocate General
for New York
Parties direct from Hsrper's Ferry say there are
only about four thousand troops there, and that
there are many UnoBists among them who were
Induced TO enlist by false report Of another John
Brown raid at Harper's Ferry One object Of
scattering Confederate troops in the many coun-
ties In Virginia is 70 make sure Of secession ma
jority by their votes.
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Col. Anderson at Cipcinpati.

CINCINNATI, May is Colonel Anderson ARR we'd
In this city this afternoon. He wss met al the
depot by the Mayor. who rendered him the bo.
pitalitles OF the city. He was then escorted
through the principal streets by |. prooe.,ion ~
citizens and military -
An immense throng Of people was gathered
along the line Of march, and the most hearty eI-
pression OF welcome greeted the hero His
brother, Larz Anderson, at Camp Denpison. had
the train passed.
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u The theology Of wsaponsn was the sub.
leet OF sermon by an orthodox Clergyman at
Chelsea, Mas, on Sunday week.
III An illustrated weekly paper IN 10 be e.t.h-
nshed In Charleston under the auspices Of BIT.
w Maud, vell-known artist. 49,
10 The Spanish Gevsrnment In buildina tan
eeoiaonai steam sloops-ofwar fof the suppressi on
OF The slave trade On the cosst OF Cub.
are now lettered &C. 8. Mail,p insssad Of au n
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The Union Msvemen, In w.s,ern virginia

WHEELING, May I6.-The Central Committee
OF Safety met this morning. John Csrlile pre-
siding. After an expression Of sentiment, 10 was
found TO be unanimous In favor Of holding the
Convention on the 18th Of June Delegates to be
elected on the 4th.
The separate State movement also recei we'd the
endorsement Of the Central COMMITTEES. They
require arms, smmu niti on and money from friends
to the Union TO encourage and sustain them.
Capt. VIM. Craig, United STATES Army, mus
tered In new company to-day. One company
from Wellsburg landed at Wheeling Island with
arms and ammunition. Arms have been supple ed
to forces already on the island, amounting 10
SONS 500. Much depends upon the policy Of tie
Administration In regard 70 recognizing the new
State IL the right Of separation is acknowl-
edged, the fact Is accomplished unless the seces-
sion element in Western Virginia 10 more fully
aroused than it is now
full regiment will be In camp at this point
within a few days-all Union men
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United States Troop, in,

NEW ORLEANS. May F.-Advices from Ters.
state that Col. Van Dorm has succeeded in causing
tue surrenoer OF the remaining Federal troops In
Texas. The Texans in Considerable numher.
would doubtless soon appear on the frontier Of
mat state, taking necessary steps to defend the
State against any incursons.
UnfoInded ruInors prevailed I'm Montgomery Of
aoolitonists marching to capture the forts on the
upper border.
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Trs m Harrisbnra.

hARRIsEuRe, Pa, May l6.-GeorgeA Mccall.
OF ChestTr county, was nominated for Major GEN
eral OF the Pennsylvania militia this morning bv
sne governor, aud unanimously confirmed by the
Senate. Mccall 10 grsduste on Wet potn,
ana served on General worth's staff in Merico'
subsequently he was Assistant Inspector General
o. Tue United Gates army. For eight wears back
however, ne has been farmer in Chester county
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From Havana.

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Karn.k
from Havana on the Ilth instant, has arrived
The health Of the city was good
The United States steamer Crusade, M u.v.,,
from Key West, reports that tue famous ysch
W anderer bad been taken by the United Stale,
steamer ST Louis for the Federal Government.
ne steamer w. IA. Webb had arrived at Ha
vana from New Orleans undet tn. Tinted st.,s.
nag, but was sold and transferred 70 other parties
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Three Prizes Captured by the U. 8. ste.m,,
Live Yankee

PHiLApELPHIA, May IL The steamer CITY N
Fortress Monroe. Left at Washinuton ,ts,ns,
Boston to sail yesterday for Annapolis The CITY
OF Richmond reports that last evening, 30 mfl,s
soutn 81 Cape Henlopen, she saw the steamer Live
North. ~OuH'
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Naval Movements.

BosroN, May II The United ststes brig Balm
bridge Is under sailing orders and hauled out In
the stream to-day.
The United States frigste Mississippi 10 about
ready for sea and 10 expected 20 nail on Tuesdsv
Commodore Moniere, Flag Ofhcer Of the Guif
Squadron, viii sail In her
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The Adams Express. in the Seutb

AUGUSTA, Ga, May l6.-We learn, on authori-
y, that the Southern stockholders Of Adams EI-
press Company have taken possession Of all the
property, privileges, and Interests in the COMPANY
In the Confederacy. and that a new company win
be organized In few days, and the bushes oon-
tinued here without Interruption
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seuthern Congress

MoNrsoNERY, May l5-Mr. Smith, Of Alab,
ma, introduced resolution in reference 20 estab-
fishing District Court in Virginia.
Mr. Keitt, Of south Carolina, introduced hin
for the protection Of Indian tribes south of Kan
The business transacted otherwise was unim-
pOrtant. -
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Mrs. LrNcoLN's NEW CARRIAGE NJ. Y
Express gives an account of Mrs Lincoln's pur-
chase Of new carriage in New York last Wed
nesday. The Express saws: " A purchase was at
sired particularly that the carriage should be for
warded to Washington on the following day, an
she was anxious-but for what reason she did not
mention-that ii should be In the Capitol for use
on Saturday. At her order an addition was made
to the vehicle of the initial 90 L." painted on the
door pannels In an oval, in light colors This was
the only change made, and the carriage was sent
to Washington on "Wednesday by rail, " through
Baltimore" 1t is a modest aud rich, but plain.
looking open barouche or eateehs de mode, which
10 the prevailing fashion Of summer carriages on
| Central Park. The mountiDgs are plain silver
| plated The lining Is a brown silk corded ma
terial having the appearance Of uncut velvet. The
body Is painted dark brown, the wheels black and
striped broadly with dark brown, edged with ca
nary.
CENTRAL GUARD HOUSE, CIsEs-wm Neal,
vagrant; workhouse 90 days. This was the only
case for trial; but there were several others who
Were In for lodgings.
SUNDAY TRAINS Elsewhere will he seen the
announcement Of the hours Of running the Sunday
trains.
SHAKE AND BURN STAKE AND BURN !! SH.KR
An; BURN Tins is the life Of agony endured By
like an uncertain shadow, never knowing what
moment he may be Frustrated, and therefore dis
He j. q burden to himself and . burden to hi:
friends who are worn out In administering to his
wants This 10 the condition of thousands in town
ana country. 1t 10 no exaggeratioR to say that
rever md Ague kills more poop than any twenty
cure of this terrible al lotion We take srest PIsss
ure IN recommending Dr. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tsrs, which have already achieved 3 wide reputa-
ton Tor rapid and powerful effects in renoyatng
the system Frustrated by this disease.
For sale BY druggists and dsalers generally ev-
erywhere. m il cost
CoysHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic
AgecttoHs. Experience having proved that simple
remedlos often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages Of the disease, recourse
Iroehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat be slight rs by this
preoauton more serious attack may be effectually
warded OIL. Prblte Speakers and Stagers will End
them eheotual for clearing and streng thenlns the
VOICE. see advertisement. de1-ly
HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT
Domestic RensdIsS-No other formula combine
In SO compact or concentrated a form the active
and essential properties of medicine, are 30 we'll
adapted to family use as these popular remedies.
Devoid of mineral and vegetable poisons simple
tered with equal safety to the infant Is to the adult
No household should he without supply, as they
are always useful in case Of accident. sold
by al Druggists at $50, &c., and per box or pot
To THE AFFLICTED Be sure to read the adyer-
GEement of McLeal's STRENGTHENING CordInl and
Blood Purifier. IN another column. If
,,,-.P PENNIES,
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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lust RECEIVED
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
10 bh g. Uid Rye WHISKY,
20 bhls. HERRING and AIEWIVRS.
~ hbls. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
81 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. low -pIlccdl MOLASSES,
For sale by JOHN }. BOGUE ne
n + F 1 C. A l.,
TREAsrRY DEPAR1NRAr Nal

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1881
SEALED Proposals will be received at this De
day Of hO noon 81 uss oT I'll.
naIndeT of stock Of the United States 10 he issuei
~ asst, amounting to eight millions nine hundred
AND ninety four thousand dollars. This Stock WI
rnS I've Ssg. 81 pffr
snd July In each year and will be reimbursabe II,
The proposals must state the ,um oiferef for
eaoh hundred dollSrs of stock, and must be for one
One PEI, cent Of he amount offered must be deSos-
;seu WIN the Treasurer of the United States al
Boston or New sutsot re- ,s az
oroer OF the Secretary Of the Treasury; and the
The offer Tbs act fes.rves TO the ssope spP ny
~ e aeolns BIDS not regarded as adTanta. eOus
The amounts pay able under the accepted offers
I9r mi io,n must be deposited with the Treasurer
o. osio o UPt e Ststes or a. fsst Treasurer at
S;tn da' OF Nay Low current; but If say accepted
SsqsT sinai aesits TO 6ep1sts at any other point,
,bo R me s TsSsPs mere Of The proper osh
stOos VIII re lEsued tn the Sucoessful bidders or
:heT ss5IgnseR for the enonnts 10 which taey shsi
De EMIT Ell, IN suns OF one thousand five thousand
ana ten thousand dollars each, as may be eauired
iGsc ihed stock go IEsued will carry interest from
The date of such dePosIts, and will be Tansferabie
regulations OF the Department. ''''
Shou'd any accepted bidder desire certificates of
sCSed 9Ssy w benz .sGed s
sums OF one thousand dollars each, with conf ous
suachef for interest from the first day of JuIx
eext Snch coupon stock, instead Of being trars.
i;ra0.e on the books Of the Treasury, may be as
on such coupon stock from the date of the de-
Poste therefor 70 the fret of July next will be paid
81 atio ney, by the depository with whom the prin-
The proposals under this not ce shonld be en-
dorset on the envelopes "Proposals for Loan OF
Sth February, 1851 and addressed TO the Secretary
20 the Assistant Treasurer of New York who will
forward them To this Department. They should
time above stated. " ~
The preliminary deposlte of one psr cent. re-
anal deposite of successful bi dders and will be
direoled to be Immediately returped 10 upsucoess
tut blddsrs. :. z. CHASE
m u-dt20th Secretary of the Treasurv
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Military Affairs.

PHILADRLPHlA, May 1.-THE Pennsylvanis
regiments have been REMEMBERED I'm consscutiy.
order Those now at Baltimore are numb ered as
foliows;-Col: Lewis the 18th, Col. Lyles' 10Th,
Col Moreheads I'D Col Psttersons, az Wash
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The New sleeps of war.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL Orders for building
one OF the seven new sloops Of war have been ne.
eeived at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The ship
viii be pushed rapidly forward.
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AT THE CAMP or THE GOTH IN W REGIMENT
,ne soldiers drill assiduously, and practice regu.
larly at the target, and have many fine sbotse IN
their ranks They are instructed in the details
OF the soldiers profession by officers from w eat
Point The Catholic Church near the College
mas oeen placed at their disposal for religious
wor.htp, and their chaplain, Father Mooney
omciates there every Sabbath, the Regiment at,
tending In body. Col. Corcoran 10 highly
spoken OF al an officer and a gentleman, and he
mand wa
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IL THE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining IN the Washington City Post Oface
under the provisions Of the law directing them
TO be printed in the newspaper having The largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office It's
total daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
1umbia.
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Purchase 81 steamers,

ToRoSro, May 10 The steamers New York
and the Nortbefner, Of the Americsn E.nrs..
line, have been purchased by the American Gov.
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BOARDING.

RoARplNG-A gent emen and wife, or two
o. nnsle gentlemen, can be accommodated With
BOARD in private family, near the Patent Office
Apply a. No. 400 Eighth street, east side between
o anu H. IN Is st.
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FINE TARsEr PRACTICE AND DRILL GROUND
Several Of the corps attached to various volunteer
regiments have liked upon the wharf and grounds
at the foot of Eleventh 81 south for target
and drill. ii is a very excellent selection a. by
the location OF the target no one can De hurt by
any shot nred-it being usual with them to place
ment In front Of Birch's Hotel, facing the river
Inc open grounds In that vicinity afford them
plenty OF room for company or battalion drill
rms use OF the wharf and grounds causes no in
convenience "
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, REVIEW AND PARADE Yesterday afternoon.
Lne usual dress parade of the Fourth and Fifth
Pennsylvania Regiments came off In Ioui.,an,
avenue; the formation Of the battalions extending
from Four-and-a halfto near Seventh street. An
Interesting variety was given to the parade by a
review OF ths Fourth tCol Hartranfs) Regiment
by Col. Schall, Of Norristown, Pa, who is here on
vlsit to bis sons, several Of whom we were In
formed by one Of the regiment, are In the service
In various positions from a private to Lieutenant
Colonel. The Colonel himself upon his black
charger, and In the uniform Of his rank, looked
as II he might do good service northumberland NO
his age. The details Of the review were with an
nnlmPoItant excepton) strictly according to the
few do better on similar occasions.
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THE NEW YORK ZouAvRs OUT or Town.
The Alexandria Sentinel says the aPet Lamh,,,
stray away into Prince Georges county az far as
Piscatawav, and fean that some of them may get
"IoH" Our ghbor need have no fears on that
score, the ''Lambsn are OF age = 49,, -
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AccIprsf.-Qusrterma Livingston, Of the
New York Twelfth Regiment, while riding near
the encampment Of his regiment, yesterday, re-
ceived . heavy fall, which win connne him 10
his quarters tor several days, - :.
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WANTED-To find one or more customers to
w buy 10 or II gallons of pure fresh MILK,
served out morning anu o -ening, at IS cents per
gallon. 1t will not be sold in quantities less than
Iwenty. second st, or at the Star Office. m Linn
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus OF Furniture on hand, can obtain the cash
and fair prices by applying at 369 Seventh ST
no IL BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
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FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. containing
L II rooms, with Potomac water and gas on
street betseen 18th and l5th, opposite Ersnkiin
Wood and Coal Office, corner of n and Twelfth
sta. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and i.
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THEATER. - The performances - Ethiopian.
JerPsichorian. musical, and pantomimic = ali
went on last night In a blaze Of glory at the
Theater, everybody delighted and everybody
going again tonight A great, a wonderful, q
s1upendous biz tonight. See advertisement.
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. II
RBADER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper Reaf it; it will interest you.
an 9-eoly
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-This morning, In an omnibus . Purse.
containing small sum of money, some jewell
~ ana other articles which the owner can have
Dy proving property and paying cost of advertis-
Ink. It,
STRAfED OR STOLEN-From the subscrI-
- per, on the I4th, large white buffalo ~oerr1H
marked very, poor in her appearance. AA
,ineraI reward will be giveR on her return to J
streets, south side. lts
c. REWARD-Strayed or stolen from the sub-
VIZ scTlber, on l4th instant, a red COW, Gvk&
with orumPled horns; large bag; white ~
spot IN her forehead; somewhat advanced ,A2
IN years; supposed to have gone into the woods or
some plantation to calve. The above reward viii
be given for her return me- or for Information Of
hsL whereabouts EDWARD SCANLON. corner
OF First and X SITS. west m rs Sts
STRAGED OR STOLEN-A yellowIsh colored
SGARR!AGE HORSE, with dark name ~
6 his return to No. $50 New jersey avenue, "a
NaP.boi NH. IN l5-5tt
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AUCTION SALES,

BY J. c. MoGUlR & co. AuctIoneers.
H'RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
"A on IT NORTH BETWEEN 18th AND 10TH SIS
WRsT.IOn MONDAY AFTERNOON,M May nth.
at6 O'Clock, on the premises by virtue Of deed of
trust dated October Is h, 1853, aud Gully record ed
IN IN Liner >: f. No u.s. foos 80 ct seq, Of
and by the desire of all the parties interested,
s ss SCI a the western part of Lot numbered thr
ninety nine, 99.D fronting y feet on north K be-
tveen 18th and 18th streets west, and running back
viii that wi0th 81 feet inches ts wide alley, to-
geLner with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-ih!rd cash; the residue in and L.
montns, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
the purchaser. ~ "
By order of the Trustee
ap % eod&ds J. G. Moot IRE & CO.. Aucts,
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The FUNERAL OF HENRY FRKpxRIcxs, Of the
Fiitn Pennsylvania Regiment, who died on
Thursday at the Inirmary, after brief illness Of
three days, took place from the quarters of the
Regiment, rear Of the City Hall, yesterday after.
noon: ffedericks was but nineteen years old
and had been In bad health for some time Ne
was member Of the Zouave company (K) Gar
Christ, and was highly esteemed The remains
was Inferred Ia the German Cemetery, near Glen.
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MARRIED

On the 10th instant. by the Rev Father Mcguire,
EDWARD +. ALEXANDER to VIRGINIA
WILSON, ali Of this city.
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RhlIIFF'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of sIs
- train against the goods and chattels of Hiram
wright, and 10 me directed. will expose to public
sac for cash IN front OF the Onion Hotel, George-
Town, II. u, on TUESDAY next, The 2lst Of Nav
I6oi instant, a. 10 oclOcka M the folio vi good
ga oEatteis to wit, VIZ: ore tho gh bred back
stallion; one sulky and Hairless seized and levied
upon as the goods and ohattrls of Hiram WrIs bt
ana VIII be sold to satisfy rent due F. Tenney Co
q. w. PHILLIPS, Bailif
m IA CTS for +. Tenney Il Co.
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DEATH OF SOLpIER-A member NJ the N.,,,
YORK Twelfth Regiment, named Thomas Ben
bow, died on Thursday night from the effects OF
exhaustion consequent upon protrected drill His
the cars and sent to New York In charpe Of Ss,.
geant Prentiss and four men Benbow was a
member OF Company +, Capt. Cromie, and was
general favorite with his comrades :
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
n Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
and Post Office Departments, for rent. Apply at
490h Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
fth and 5th sts. maSa
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TALL DIyIss.-Yesterday, gentleman dropped
q revolver from the wharf Into the water at the
Navy Yard, which fact getting abroad among
the boys two three chaps soon had their clothes
on, and plunging In, one Of them fetched IL n in
uny. Another gentleman soon after dropped a
small pocket knife In the same place, which was
also brought up In a few moments. As the water
at that place IL about ten feet deep this was pret
ty good diving for the little fellows.
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SPRING CLoTHING.

(,HICKERING & SONS PIANOS FOR SALE
~ on monthly psyments, or discounts for cash.
as,n nagainl- SOC, bsssssn ssh md iotS q.