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From Ohio

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE report about Brect-
inridge is entirely unfounded
The First Regiment, Guthrie Grays, Colonel
Baslie, 600 strong, passed through this city to-
day for Camp Dennison, sixteen miles above,
looking towards Western Virginia.
General Mcclellan, commander Of the Western
District, has sent ave thousand guns for Of the
Kentucky Union men. The particular destina-
ton 10 undivulged
Colonel Anderson Is still in Cincinnati. He 10
likely to receive a grand ovation in Louisville
Cincinnati performed prodigies in his honor yes
terday.
Dan Rice's circus fotilla WA menaced by the
mob last midnight. They demanded that Rice
should hoist the Union flag instead Of his own.
He repealed coercion, bronghta howitzer, charged
with sugs, TO bear on the mob, and defed them;
put on steam, and stood for Kentucky shore,
where he is now safely moored
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From Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE official returns from
eighty-nine counties OF the State give the Union
ticket for delegates 20 the Rorder State Conven-
ton % SOL votes. There still eighteen counties
to hear from.
was one hundred and forty-s,x thousand two
hundred and sixteen
FRANKFORT, May Il The House yesterday
CONQUERED in the Senate bill legalizing the suspen-
sion Of specie paymsnts by the Kentucky banks.
The House also passed a series Of resolutions
declaring that kentucky should maintain strict
neutrality during the present contest and approx
ing Of the refusal of the Governor 20 furnish troops
to the Federal Government under existing circum-
sfan
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Troop. from nIiun.,.ta. Ar.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-Three regiments Of ar
tillery from Minnesota, Major Getty, have arrived
here and been sent TO Camp Dennison, where
there are now 10 600 volunteers.
Hon. A Harlan has been nominated for Con-
gress from the Seventh District, in place Of Ex-
Gov. Corwin.
The bridge over the Miami Canal fell YESTERDAY
in consequence Of the immense crowd who were
viewing the arrival Of the military. Pity per-
sons fell into the canal, but none were drowned.
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AUCTION SALES.


RtILIFF'S sALE:-In virtue of g writ Of DIS
- tram against the foods and chattsis ~ Hiram
wright, aud IN me directed. will ex pose 10 pubic
sale f;r cash. 10 front OF the Union Hotel, George
town, u. G., on TUESDAY next, the 2lst of Msr,
1851, lnstan' st 70 oclooka the folio ring goods
anu chattels 10 wit. VIZ: One thorough bred black
stallion; one Euky and Harness, seized and levied
upon as the goods and chattsls Of Hiram Wight,
anu Will be sold TO safety rent due F. Tenuey Co.
q. w. PHILLIPS, BaIlIf
M ~ dts for r. Tenney Co.
NhHSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF writ of
L'A herl taolas, Issued from the Clerks ofhce OF
the Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia, for
the county OF Washington n, and to m directed.
WI expose TO publ salt for cash, IN front Of the
court h5uss door Of said county, on MONDAY,
tae ieth day of June next, 1881, st II oclnek m,
the 10 lowing described property, TO wit: Part of
Lot No 10, in Square No. 4Sl. beginning for ihe
same ~ the west corner of said lot, running
thonoe vest 10 feet inches; thence south with the
depth Of feet inches he rear line Of ssid lott
and all of Lot no. II, in Eaid Square No 43I, to-
gether with all and singu'Rr the improvements
thereon, in the city Of Washington, ID. c.. seized
and levied upon, ard will be sold to satisfy judi
Gals No. IL, TO October term 1883 IN favor OF
Hill, Jr-, against Gales a. SeaLOn.
w. SELDEN, late u. \. Marshal for
m Is dts District of Columbis-
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Property Seized by the Secessieni.ts at Nsr
folk

BosToN, May lo-Tbe gunboat Pembroke.
from Fortress Monroe, brings Captain Gale, Of
the bark ID. e. Pierce, sunk at Norfolk by the
secessionis;s. He was imprisoned, but escaped
TO the frigate Minnesota with nine others The
csrgo Of sugar and $40 OOO In specie was IN pos
session Of the British Consul, who refused 20 re-
lieve the necessities Of the Captain and crew
Captain Johnson, also passenger, reports the less
OF the bark Ida, OF Cape Henry. Her cargo was
saved, and with the rigging wss shipped 70 Nor
folk, where he was robbed and imprisoned, but
he escaped 20 the Minnesota
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Southern GsupPess

MONTGOMERY, May 1s.-The Congress of the
Confederate states passed number Of bills to-day,
including the following:
bill 20 organize the Patent Ohice; a bill 20
regulating telegraph lines; bin authorizing the
Issuing OF fifty millions Of dollars In bonds nav
able in twenty years, with interest not exceeding
per centum, or, In lieu Of bonds, the issuing OF
twenty millions in treasury notes In small sums
without interest.
An act was passed abolishing the mints at New
Orleans and Dahlonega after the lat OF June.
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CARUSpS MAY FESTIVAL MATINEE
- LEWIS CARUSI begs leave to inform "A
his friends and the public that his Annual -
m NAV f esi IVA, Will take Place on THURS "a
parents and friends of has present and former pu-
pis, ana such ladies' visitors to the Seat of Gov
mission are put down at ST for gentlemen and SC
cents Tor BOYS Under Is years may be had at the
Ilcket Once OF the Theater and at the door.
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DIED.,

DIED,
At Norfolk, Va, on the 18th instant, whittier he
al gone some weeks ago for the benefit Of his
health. Brevet Rrigadler General THOMAS
LAWSON, Surgeon General of the United States
Army.
In Geors clown, on the 1lth inst, Mr. JOSEPH
I. BAKER, in the SSH year Of his age
The star that shines so pure and b. light,
Like q far of place of bliss,
Tells the broken-hearted
There's brighter world than this.
baltimore papers copy.)
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Arkansas Admitted To the Southern Csnfsd-

MONTGOMERY, May 19.-Arksnsas has been id
miued a. one Of the Confederate states. The
delegates present are Messrs. johnson, Rust, Gut
land, w atkins, and Thomas 80 -
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CouGHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth,natic
Auctions. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to Byotca's HronchiaI
ItocheS," or LOzenges let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat DO ever slight as by this
pIeoautlon more serious attack may be efecfuaily
warded OIL. Pnbtic Speakers and SINGERS will find
voice. See advertisement. de- "
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Secession Tresp. 1t PensacsIs

ST. LOUIS, May ls-The Pensacola correspon-
dent Of the Mobile Advertiser says that 800 toops
from Georgia and Alabama arrived there on the
18th, being an advance guard Of the 1000 roops
ordered TO that point. They will increase Genl-
Bragg's command TO about 10 600
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serisus Iliness Of senator Deuelas.

CHICAGO, May 1e.-Senatof Douglas has been
very i'll from typhoid fever since he returned
to this city, and fears entertained by his friends
that he will not recover.
CHICAGO, May I9.-Senstor Douglas IN better
this after noon, but his condition 10 stil critical
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HoLLowAy's PILLS AND OINTMENT.
Domestic hcnlediss.-No other formula oombins
In SO compact or concentrated for IN the ACT va
and essential properties OF medicine or are so well
adapted to family use as these popular remedies.
Devoid OF mineral and vegetable pOlsons, simple
but efh aciOus In operation, they may be admins
tered with equa safety to the infant to the ult
NO housebold should be without = supply, as they
are Always useful in case of accident. Sold
by all Druggists at $50. &c., and 81 Per box or pot
l4-lX = = ~
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Nrw Yolx, May % -Flour dull, cefnmou
being heavy w heat dull, common lie lnwer
Corn quiet, with declining tendency. Tr via.
,onsGs dull md unchanged. -. s.-.l
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Maine Trsopt,

NKw YORK, May Slowing tounfounded re-
ports that the measles were prevalent In the
Maine Regiment, they have been ordered 20 en-.
camp at Wflletts Point, where they now are.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING gent emen and wife, or two
- single gentlemen, oan be accommodated with
Board in private family, near the Patent Office.
Apply a No. 400 Eighth street, east side, between
g and III. m is ets
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To THE AFELIcTKD!-Be sure to read the adver-
tsement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. tf
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Prsvikisns fer Fsrt Pickens.
NEW feRK, May ls.-The steamers Mount
vernon and Parkersburg sailed tins afternoon for
Fort Pickens with provisiens 10 --II.r-.-
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Nsrth Carolina Election

RALEIeH, May is -Mess Badger, Holden and
Battle are elected by q ANAL jority members
Of the State Convention from Wake county
They are conservatives, and originally opposed
secession.
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PERSONAL.

MR.; CH., F. SINTENIS Is requested to call at
m 20-lt~
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. II
READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise-
ment In our paper. Rees it; it will interest you.
au 0-e0ly
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WArcHREEsHAISEHtNSss a ANRs(LvER WARE

have one OF the best Establishments, and fur
Ing every description Of kne Watches, and IN
particular attention give 70 the same, by a<E11&
tied. Also, every descip Ion Of standard SILVER
WAKE. plain and ornamental manufactured under
IA superior In suslity and finish to northern Ware
sold By dsseIs in general and represented q their
ses ,aIf- $50 Pas Avenue. near eth &c. g
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LOST AND FOUND.

IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS so
Il kind as TO bring bundle from the depot, about
two weeks ago, FOR a member of the Sixty-Ni1th
Kerlment. will ieave the same At this ofce, or st
The Georgetown College, he will confer favor on
the owner.
m cost THOMAS A. BROWN. Co.H.
I'm REWARD Ia ge dark red COW, with
p ~ q strap on her neck. stray ed from e0frA
Minnesota Row, street. The above re 80
ward VIII be paid TO any person who viii 6-S
return her to the center house IN said row.
m 2O-Sts
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CENTRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CIdrk.-Jacob
Cook, drunk and disorderly; sent to the work
house sixty days In default Of security and costs
John Stuart, drunk and profane; fined 80 ~.
Lieut. Herbert. arrested for an assault and bat
terry on John Christopher, policeman, and resist
Ing him In the discharge Of his duty. Lieut..
Herbert belongs to Capt. kelly's company, (B,)
Union Rifles. and the company headqua tiers is in
the Union Engine HoHse. large portion Of
Company Is made up Of members of the UGion
Fire Company. and by regulation established for
the company, the members belonging to the fire
company are not to attend fires except when they
occur In the immediate vicinity. The regulation
also provides against the ringing of the bell Of the
Union Engine House, except as above explained
AT the fire last Saturday night, Christopher went
into the engine house and begun TO ring the bell.
Lieut. Herbert being the officer of the day of his
company, went up to the engine house and ordered
II to be stopped. Christopher refused, and Her.
bert laying hold Of him pulled him away from
the bell rope, for which he was subseq uently
arrested, as above stated. From the evidence
given at the examination at Justice Clark's office
to-day, Ii appeared that both the civil and the
military officers acted under a sense of duty and
each under a Misunderstanding; the civil officer
not aware Of the regulation governing the action
OF Herbert, and Herbert in the darkness not recog-
MIXING Christopher as policeman. The justice
decided that although the evidence showed case
OF assault and battery on the part Of Herbert, so
far as the fact was concerned, vet the circum-
stances were Of that mitigating character that he
did not think a jury would convict, and he there
fore dismissed the warrant. The justice said,
however, that the Mayor and police, in his judg-
ment, should have been informed of the reg ula-
ton OF Company B with reference to the engine
house in order that there mig ht be no clashing Of
the military and civil authority. In these times
he deemed 1t highly important that the civil and
military powers should work together.
VIM. Brown, accused Of profanity; fined "a AZ
r L. Hawthorne, drunk and disorderly, fined
S1.5S.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

~NOTICE-A special meeting Of the stock
l2 holders Of the West End Building AssocIs.
ton OF Georgetown Will ne held at the Council
Chamber on MONDAY EVENING, the 2nth in
stant to consider the propriety Of modifying the
constitution as To meet the present exigetcies OF
the times. By order:
ml7-St w KING Sec
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EXPULSION we have seen a copy Of resolu.
tlons adopted by the "Piscataway Rifles" Prince
George county, Md :, expelling Remigus Burch
from the company, because che has Joined the
hxrd Of Republican," &C., &c.
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A TESTIMONIAL The bark Laura. on its way
with provisions and ice from Boston for troops at
Fort Monroe and Washington brings out three
boxes Of fine fresh salmon, marked respectively
for President Lincoln, Lieutenant General Scott
and General Butler
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wnLIAx J. DoSoHoo, late Tax Clerk, who has
been In Jail several days charge Of conspiracy
with sscessionists, took an oath OF alleaiancs 10
the Government yesterday afternoon, and was
released from custody.
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ANOTHER MARKET acknowledgement morn
Ing another demonstration was made upon the
fruit and soda water stands In the Center Market
p. j. Newman's stand was broken into and a
quantity OF fruit stolen. soda stand near IL was
also opened, and the syrup In the bottles Wa.
taken No arrest has yet been made, though II ID
probable the parties viii be discovered and iden.
tilted.
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Dismissed Henry Ennis, one of the New Jer-
sey Zouaves who was in jail on the charge Of
being concerned In the robbery at the Center Mar
ket Sunday week ago. was brought out for TRIAL
at IL O'Clock to-day before Justice Donn Those
who saw the parties could net identify him as
one, but, on the contrary, thought he was not,
and be was discharged The other suspected
parties had not been sent In by the captain com.
ma nding the corps, an was expected by the officer
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sEn4 YkfsSIFE kS 2F thERSbNS ZAP
Ne $50 Seventh st., oPPoIits Post Once. near sG
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER ARRESTED bout X
New York Sixty-ninth Regiment, uuder Lieut.
Col. Nugent, arrested a man named Thomas RYAN,
near the Chain Bridge. He had with him a
loaded u. =. carbine, and some ammunition, and
knife He refused to answer any questions pro-
pounded by Col. Nugent, and resisted, when
arrested, desperately. When seized he had a
small package, which he Immediately pitched
into the canal, before the soldiers could prevent
him. He was taken to the headq uarters of the
regiment and secured by having his hands tied
To-day he was brought to Washington and con-
lined In the county Jail, subject to the orders Of
General Mansfield.
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WARRINGTON CITY BIBLE SocIKrY.-In addi-
ton to the proceedings Of the Bible Society pub
lished on Friday, the following resolution, offered
by Rev. DR.. Samson, President Of Columbian
College, was adopted:
Resolrsd That this board, while aoknowledp-
Ing the liberaliy extended to this Society in sup
plying copies Of the Sacred Scriptures to the U s
troops located In this city, respectfully invite the
attention Of the Parent Society to the destitution
OF Bibles and Testaments that may exist among
the troops gathered TO oppose the United states
forces; and that we suggest the expediency of
transmitting, through the Societv's agent at Rich.
mond, Va, supply of copies Of the ord OF
God, to be distributed among those troops
Appropriate resolutions Of respect for the mem.
ory OF the late Treasurer Of the Society fColonel
Michael Nourse) were presented by Col James l.
Edwards, for more than forty years an intimate
friend Of the deceased, and unanimously adopted
Mr. VIM. Ballantyne, Of No. 49s Seventh street
was duly elected Treasurer Of the Society," to ali
the vacancy.
The managers, In order to avoid all expense
instead OF the usual course resolved to divide the
list OF regular annual conri butors to the funds OF
the Society among themselves, and to call fol
payment as soon as other engagements will per.
init
The expenses of the Society, In view Of the ex.
traordinary demand and the special work Jus,
undertaken, OF supplying a large number Of u 3
troops, are such Is to appeal for increased liber
alty.
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The MASSACHUSETTS FIFTH REGIMENT yester-
day made preparation for aspeedy departure from
the city. They did not know whittier or for what
purposes but expected to leave this morning But
to-day they are all at their quarters in the base
ment OF the Treasury Department, not knowing
what hour they wi Ill be ordered to march Some
OF the corps were preparing for church when the
order TO pack up" was received. Ii Is supposed
their destination 10 Fortress Monroe One OF the
members Of the Charlestown City Guards, Of this
regiment, w. Tebbets, } has brother (Jos F.
Tebbets) In the Sixty-frst NJ Massachusetts Reqi.
ment, who, Ike him, enlisted at hve-ninutes'
turning to the paternAl domicile The father
Colonel Temple Tebbets, Of Lowell, Mass y has
since raised company and IL coming on to Join
his sons. So the family will be fully represented
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ca REWARD .,Strsyed or stolen; from the
day last. a small bay HORSE, between le In
anc 20 years Old The above reward will -
Bakery. corner Fourteenth and ID SITS. m 2c-3ts
E'OUNlt-Fhls morning, In an omnibus, a Purse,
Il containing a small sum Ot money, some jewel
~, and other articles which the owner can have
ing. It,
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A yelIowIsh colored
- CARRIAGE HORSE, with dark mane ~
his Le.prp to No $50 New g eIs es PHe Nor
Capitol Hill. m l5-5t'
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NJ w AR! w AR!
W. WAR WITHOUT BLOODSHED!
Eill commence this day to call out all the ladies
of Georgetown and surrounding country 10 the
gre { battle which have to 20 through with in
tn way Of cutting down nv stock of DRY, FAN
Cf, aud MILLINERY GOODS, at a great sacri-
6oe. The Carp Ground will be At II Bridge st.,
south SIDE. ] hope every lady will come with her
POCKETS b lied with money, In place of muskets or
ribfs Bank notes taken at par. | hope every lady
will he early at her post. r. GCTMAN,
ma8 q GEORGETOWN, d. G.
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THEATER.-To-night, the opera and pantomime
company have an unusually rich prog ramme in
Guiding the two pantOmimes The Brigands''
and ''Dechs Juneau either one of which 10 suf-
fcient to draw a big house. This company,
which has been doing such rich things in the
entertainment line for the past week, will pie up
the fun tonight. Go early.
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To THE LADIES OF WAsHIYoToN-The pres
ence Of so large number of soldiers among us,
suggests the propriety Of some systematic ar.
rangement for administering to the wants of such
as are sick. Many OF them have left wives and
children, business and all the comforts of home
to endure the privatons and hardships Of mill
tary life. and are serving In the ranks as common
soldiers. The change from comfortable dwell
ings Of well furnished chambers and well sup
piled tables to the stern duties Of camp life, with
Its toll and labor, and rough, If not sometime
scanty fare, must be very great In cases of sick
ness. which must increase as warm weather
comes on, from the great number Of men and
change In their habits of life, they will require
much more attention and many comforts beyond
what are ordinarily to be expected In a regular
military hospital. This can be provided by vol
untary and systematic arrangement on the part of
the ladies Some of the churches have already
acted with commendable promptness in this
matter, and are doing efficient service in minis.
terng to the wants Of these sick strangers and It
10 hoped there will be laudab!e spirit of rivalry
among the ladies' Of the city "W Where there is
will, there il a way" r.
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COMING srnL-Last Saturday night, CON-
psny Of about sxty arrived In the cars from New
York, and tstned their companions In the Seventy
the fnest looking chaps we have seen In a long
time-stout, hardy, and soldieflike. Good for the
Seventy first.
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FIRE.-Sunday morning, about twenty minutes
twelve O'Clock, fre was discovered in a frame
carpenter shop belonging to Mr.. J. williams, on
Seventeenth street west, between Pennsylvania
avenue and n street north. The alarm was given
and the Union, Western Hose, and franklin Fire
Companies Were soon on hand, and rendered good
service by preventing the spread Of the are to
row OF frame buildings, only separated by an alley
from the shop which was DESTROYED. The prom,
erty was not insured. IL was supposed to have
been an incendiary act
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Wa sI sPP BIN CLOTHING.
esis OF their second supply Of SIZING CLOTH 81 IA
Inc sSd material for their custom trade, consist
LATEST styles, which they viii mSkc TO ers, m an
pes.or style at very low prices. - . = :, ="
zen usmen w,shing an Immediate outft viii fnf
aAring Apparel suitabls TO their vasts y
.j,s WALL, STEPHENS CO..
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EgR RENT-h BRICK HOUSE, contal ming
Il ~ rooms, with Potomac water and gas, on n
street, bet Eeen 18th and l4th. opposite Franklin
SSiare. Inquire az WARDER i STEWAR rs
W'tod and Coal Office, corner of r. and Twellh
SITS Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and 1.
28-tf
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The MILITARY YESTERDAY attended church
generally. The Chaplain Of the Twelfth New
York Regiment preached at camp at 81 O'Clock
a. m; At the Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ninth
street at o'clock p m; and at the Thirteenth
Street Baptist Church at7k p. m.
Father Mooney, Chaplain Of the Sixty-ninth
Regiment, ctfcisted in the morning at the Catho-
lie Church near the College Grounds, Georgetown
In the presence Of the members Of that regiment
The Fire Zouaves attended service at the little
Methodist Chapel recently erected near the Insane
Asvlum.
On. churches In town Were generally well
attended. the military being largely represented
at them all.
Yesterday being WhitSunday, the services In
the Catholic churches were Of mere than ordinary
interest.