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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN has, aftsr an experIerce of ten
u Years, established the above refuge from
quackery, self-labeR ed Indian or German doctors
eral. f Ia ee"
This is the only place whore q sure and speedy
cure can be obtained In the world for ali lmoropa
and evil habits, gonorrh4, gleet, seminal week
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in tho loins, structures
general debility, prostratiou nervOu ness restl ess
nights, pa ptation of the heart in the oars
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
OF the heed throat, nose, and skin, and all those
pecoiar disorders arising from the iDdiscretion Of
yontn, rendering them unfit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
OI. ;. has the greatest remedies in the known
World Tor diseases OF the b God. gonorr hn fleet,
STRUCTURES, yphilifs, seminal weakness self abuss
&C. There Is no case In which they faI to cure in
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuable men and Ornaments 10 .ocIety
should embrace the earliest OPT ortu nty for reii 81
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp etc ARA ns e.
ments for the comfort Of his patients who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable quarter, necessary
diet, ANA me de comfortable as they would be nj
htst class hotel at less than half the oost
DO not forget the name and number. Dr. Shu
mans Office 10 on the corner Of Sixth street and
Heunsy wanna avenue. Clarendon Hotel Opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID G
fersons At distance should enclose STAMP for
return postage. ON % hours, "a. nj. to no r, NJ
Wagon. parties have been enuced from my 10.
sutuIloa b. certain twlndiers on back st eeis IN
this city, who will rue u the daJ Of ther death
word TO the Wis Is sufficient apsly
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NaYal Itema.

NEw YORK, April 20 The steamer Mount Yer
non has been chartered, and will be fitted up a.
gunboat.
The steamer Roanoke has steam up, and 10 pre-
pared 10 carry 500 men.
QuEBsc, April 27.-Agents Of the Federal Gov
ernment, and other parties said 70 be connected
with the Vanderbilt line, have been trying 70 buy
the Gulf steamers Victoria and Lsdy Head; also a
lot Of Enfield rifles and ammunition from our
Government, which refuses unconditionally.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TENHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
TRIESEMhR, Ia and S-Protsoted by Royal
Letters Patent vi England, ard secured W the
Seeis Of the EcOie de Pharmscie de Paris, ID the
Imperial College of NJ edi3lne, vienna
No. Is 'nyc IA be for exhaustion ard nGtCrrhea,
and ali phyGicsl disabilities.
No. completely ersdicetes al traces OF ,those
diseases thst have boon hitherto treated by the
ecous and peTniclyu US ESQ OF copalva and cub be.
no. has ontireiy supPlan.ed the Injurious use OF
mercury, thereby lneurlDs 10 tho sufferer apeedy
relief, GIsPeTsing all impurities, and rcotiEg on
tie venom Of disease.
,TRIEsENsR Il, Nos. l, 2 and S, are prepared in
the form OF q lozense, deyold of taste and smell I.
and csn be carried ia the waIstooat pocket, sold
In tan cases, add divided into psrcte doses as ad
30. Price IS each, or four Gases for So, which
saves IS; and In 81 c:ses, hereby there lie saw
ing Of 50. To be had, Wholesale and retail, pf DR..
BARROW, of 1914 Bleecker street, New York.
immediately On receiving remittance, DIR. Rsrrov
will forwarding TTlesenIdr 20 any part of the word,
securely packed, and addressed according to che in
gtructlcns of the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is human Fraity, or Ply slolosical ReseaI shes."
IL s beautifully illustrated and treats mlnu.ely OF
AL the symp oms tlAt invariably develop them
selves. sooner later, resulting from the fraIltes
and vltatIng habits of earl youth, Incarsctatins
the victim from sharing the Tuition of the matrI
mona state, and. if nOt chsckej IN time, eckeler-
a.ins all tie functions of manhood, ard br;ngIls
him, step by step TO Lingering pad nntmely death
doors below Macdougsl, New York. Pace q
cents. Sent free every where.
Sold ALSO by !. {. Ford. Jr., Drug Store, Wash
lnEtoa, ID. q. de 3 -6m
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Reported Stamp,de Al sI.v..

HARRISBURG, April 26-The rumor Of an attack
by the Marylanders on Hanover village, York
county, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday last, was oc-
casioned by great stampede Of negroes Re
Liable accounts say that whole famil 20 Of slaves
are crossing into Adams, York and Franklin
counties OF this State The total loss 81 slaves Go
Maryland since the troubles began 10 reported at
five hundred
Great fears are entertained In the border coun-
Ties OF Maryland Of the departure Of the entire
slave population
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A Peace Measure.

PHILADELPHIA, April CSC. J. Ingersoll has
invited Ex-Presidents Buchanan Pierce, Fillmor.
Tyler, Van Buren, and Hon. Mr.. Browne TO act az
arbitrators between the North and the South
There is but little expectation here Of any good
resulting from the project
A despatch from Concord, N. H., says that ex
President Pierce, In obedience to a dispatch from
Mr.. lngersoll, OF Pennsylvania, has gone 10 Phil
adeiPhia. aud perhaps Baltimore, on a mission 20
mediate between the Government and the South
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The Position Of Missouri.

ST. Louis, April Ex-Governor jackson has
declared that his policy is peace policy. That
he convened the Legislature only for the purpose
OF more perfectly organizing the militia and
putting the state In proper attitude Of defence
he told Sterling Price, the President Of the STATE
convention, that that body ought not TO be called
together for the passage OF a secession ordinance
Ihat be Is In favor OF retaining the present status
Of the State, leaving il TO time and circumstances
as they NAV arise TO determine the best course fot
Missouri TO pursue.
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Message Of the Governor of Penn.yIvapta.

HARRISBURG, April 2s.-The Governors forth
coming message 70 the Legislature will recon-
mend the passage of a stay law. The declar tory
part will say that Pennsylvania will open a route
leading from the North 20 Washington 40 essen
tial TO trade and transit. Whether MARYLAND STAYS
in or out Of the Union hostile soil will be per
United to lie between the Capital and States loyal
to the Union. Rebellion must be crushed and the
nation restored>;o its entirety National property
seized and In possession Of the rebel, must be re-
taken atevery expense. The Governor will recon-
mend an appropriation Of several millions Of dol
larS-perhdps i've.
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coy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
v LEI ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READi
kPsLT THE REEEDY
iLOICE ~ HEALTH.

kEJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, DO you sGfer! Are you the victim OF any
OF those Erulerovs ailments which arise from i'm
purity ofthe blood! What are they, do yoh ask
6etaer sax, What are they not! The blood is the
source OF LIE Ild health, and il 10 the first cement
Of our Delns 70 resporo TO any cause vsloh Affects
ths system az the fulso bly, IIests. TIE ever
prevailing SeGTlE=, ths Irritating Eryspo Ias the
subtle Scrotas, the ssoEiElnE Rheumatism, Ter
ioac Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp aint with its
torsoT and Detection, and the nupsbeTlcss Ills that
teeh Is heir 20, derive thsIr 3sops oTfin from the
blood, Dasl kindly thcE and gently with tho blood.
Use she Yitalsink resources OF nature for ia aid
and suffer Us 70 commend 90 yolr confidence and
use thst t-Giy SsluNb bic nledioa,rent known as
INDIAN vs a5isTi IL GgT 1TEoocrrom
With regard to this almost in.alibie specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decided terms
and tac esIdences OF this great eftcscy ara sus-
tanned by constant ayoNa-s Of curative effects and
remedies and tGe best medical skill have failed.
Let az say. II conc ,usion. that certificates
cures ere not sought from the ilitsrate ano super
tcis, but they aTS volunteered from the most re-
spectacle eonrces and justify the highest terms In
which It Is possible to commend 80 valuable
spsoitic 90 pubic approval. We NAY add q 30 that
the curative properties of the medicine are % uaod
only By Us restorative effects the system recover
ins from disease with wed constitutional vigor
For esie by ell respectable Druggists in thia
CITY, and oJ the proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX, I
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and ner seal on the cork =
IT. flce VI per bottle, six bottles for -.
- HhoHsa.s Afsls, TX. =. Il. CISSELx, Dfuggist
Seors et9 VIZ u. o., Wholesels Agent for the Dis
trlof, snd viii supply the trsde ~ my Prioes.
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Frem Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April 26-The munich pal authori-
ties have returned from yesterdays conference
with the citizens Of Madison and Cincinnati az
pressing confidence that amicable relations will
be preserved between the three cities during tn.
sta US Of Alters
The troops which left for the Southern Confed-
eracy yesterday went unarmed, and against the
advice Of the Governor
L he report that arms belonging to this Common
wealth went forward for their use, 10 denied by
the highest official authority
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From Deaver City.

FoRT KEARNEr, April 20 -The coach Of the
California Overland Com pany passed here this
morning, bringing the following items Of news:
Cheering reports are again coming from the San
Juan mines.
A letter from the Moro says that the writer has
seen twelve pounds of beautiful scale gold from
that region, and that men were making from $40
TO sl5 per day.
Arrangements were made last evening to secure
the California overland mail and pony express by
way of this city
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o, HosIlrIEs's sIoMAcH BIIrEns.

The Operation OF this palatab rem cav uron the
81 mach, iIer and ex Ie;ory organs IS sirguarly
soot1iEg ard conse vstive. IL resnlates, recruits
70 us control ard nvi properties, and Ii is
re % mend.d to mothers, enfesfl led By the car
and duties OF maternity the SAT st aud best to- ia
they can PROBABLY rse. In al the cIiss of fam.
ho 20 VII be L n~d emIuentlY u,efrI. and I'D nv
from ordinary stiru anfs.
t'"sett RS Celebrated tomach Bitiers are sold
By dru rgists ever. where. Az % -
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fs.President Buchnnan-His Views Of the

LANCASTER, April . -Ex-President Buchanan
eatertains no idea, as was announced In the papers
Of TO day, ofleaving for Europe. IL well known
among lis personal friends that be warmly rs-
pouses the canse of the North and that be will
pass the remainder Of his DAYS at wheztland
His nephew has enlisted in Pennsylvania regi-
ment
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Penusylvahia,s Queta.

HARRISBURG, April 26.-The whole number Of
regiments Of volunteers called for from Pennsyl-
vania Is filled. But Governor Curtin has written
TO Washington asking that he be permitted 10 re-
ceive the additional regiments odering, az 20
raise the quota Of Pennsylvania TO twensy-six OF
thirty regiments.
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NoIIcx.-Di'sIict Of Co, dmbia Advertisement,
70 &c Inserted IN The :-LrxoRz SUN are received
o. ana Ior"efoeo = ON THE srAa Once.
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DIED,

|. this city. on tbs morning Of the 1Bth lrstant,
D ARAH. wife Of X. w. Carter ESQ. 81 - : :
The friends ofthe family are respectfully invited
70 sitsrd the funeral, on Wednesday m or piug next
q tea O'clock from the residenoe % her husband,
No 469 street, between 5th and 9Th.
(Beltimore papers copy.) : o
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WHOLESOME ExAMPLs-Two soldiers were
arrested on Saturday, charged with insulting
ladies, and put In irons by their officers and kept
npon bread and water for day and night The
very properly declare that sue offence
shall be punished with the utmost severity. The
offenders are still retained as prisoners under
guard.
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BosroN, April 2s.-The Collector of this port
has received orders not 70 grant cl a aces fr any
port south Of the Delaware bay.
Forty rifed cannon contracted for by THE State
are expected TO arrive here In few DAYS.
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THE, EEIUygRt0PEAN HOTEL. KEPT. BY P.
Il EmEiCH; a the corner Of Penn. a =

avenue ana Eleventh street, has been ~
greater inducements for the patronage Of cid zens
and strangers than any other public house in the
city his prices being less than those Of any other
hotel on Penn. ayenne, and his acoommodations
ior permanent or transient bosrders nnexception-
Elropean Hotel have already become very posu :
aI being All that can be desired BY the most fss-
ncioes; Ins proprietor pledges Hnremittsd sttsn-
isfsotion TO all and Thus renevs his Invitation 20
Oil TO give the European Hotel cal, esf-u
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO

SPECIAL NOTICE TO
- OUR CUSTOMERS,
In copseq uenoe ofthe unsettled state OF tie coua-
W, end the general suspension of business, we de-
sire 20 close all accounts on our books and will
thank oil indehted to como forward and settle !.
soon a. possible, and greatly eblige us.
II. w. COLLEY CO.,
spA-2w 52S Seventh st., above Pa. sv.
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Latest from the Ssuth

AueusrA, Anril 25.-Florids has ratified ths
permanent Constitution of the Confsde & S,.t.s
The prisoners Of war taken on the star Of the
West, have been taken 10 Montgomery
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SERVICES AT WILLARDs' BALL YESTERDAY
Yesterday morning, at haIf-psst ten o'clock. the
chaplain Of the Clay Guard preached In Wizards
Hall to that company and the Frontier Guard
from The text, Father, forgive them, they know
and I" The Star Spangled Banner.n were sung
with great spirit and enthusiasm The platform
was decorated with the national flag and sur.
rounded with the rifles Of the com panies stacked
in military style
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AccIDENT.-Yesterday evening, as the pickle,
guard Of the Presidents Mounted Guards were
crossing near the junction Of Pennsvlvania avenue
and Fourteenth street, the horse of MIR r Nc(;nirs
became frightened and slipped on the sidewalk
FILLING with his rider under him. Then freeing
himself he made q lunge at and went through
tne large window Of Mr.. Weldon's wine store Sc.
verely cutting himself Fortunately. Mr. McC;ni,s
escaped without injury.
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THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT pa.
raded through the PRINCIPAL streets this morning
In their shirt sleeves, and witbou: equipments
They carried their muskets, however, and made
formidable appearance. After taking a pretty
long march over the town, they came to a hall
on the west side Of Seventh street, fronting the
Smithsonian grounds, and stacking their arms
broke ranks for a rest under the shade trees
where they remained some time
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A Vigilance Committee Watching Senator
Mason.

PHLADELrHIA, April % Senator Mason is in
the city. He says he came 10 settle the estate Of
some of his relatives. A secret vigilance commit
tee is watching him closely. The populace 10 not
aware Of his presence, or they would undoubted-
ly mob him.
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NEw FENCE AT THE DEPor .-workmen are
now erecting a substantial high board fence
around the north side OF the Railroad depot for
the purpose Of protecting the troops from the
pressure OF the crowds which congregate there
upon the arrival Of each train
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delaware fer the Union

WILMINGTON, Del April e6 .-Govrrnor Burto,
fend the Union
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The MILITIA MUSTER To-DAY.-The Sixth
heg,ment y. Y nj mustered to-day at 10 o'clock
at Philharmonic Hall, pursuant to law The
turnout was most commendable under the cir
cumstances. all the com panies being well repre-
s.nted. The ten companies belonging to the
at roll call promptly fell into line.
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LOCAL NEWS.

II Though TIE STAR 10 printed on the fsstest
steam JreSa In use south Of Baltimore its edition
is % barge a. 10 require IL to be put to press al an
e1'iy EcuT Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before ~ O'Clock m; cther~ise they may
net aPfe-r until The next day.
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N II The undersigned bess to inform the
~. ~. public that he mas on hand largs stock
Of MONUMENTS, TONES, HEADS ZONES,
TO-, at baltimore and Philadelphia prices. Also, 8
new style OF Drawings oan be a.. the ard and
new style of Marble Mantels. Table TOPS, &c.
kept on hand. Brown Stone and Granits work
promptly attended TO. VIM. BRADLEY,
ma l8 eO3m Pa. Av., bet latin and 10Th sts
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The SIxrr-NINrH REGIMENT or NEW YoRk.
expected In this city last evening" had not arrived
to-day at one O'Clock, and IL 10 und erstood that
they remain on the line Of road to keep up the
connection until the arrival of other troops A
special train was to have gone out this afternoon
for troops.
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WE ARE indebted to shillington. Odeon build
ing, FOR copies Of the Baltimore Sun and Amerj.
cam and to shepherd, corner Of Seventh and ID
SITS, for the Sun and a budget Of fresh pictorial
and literary New York papers, expressed through
BY these enterprisinR dealers We are also IN
deoted to NJ ID. Russell, SOS Seventh street, for
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iNoursr.-This morning, Coroner Woodward
held an inquest over the body Of a newly.born
white male infant, which was found hoati NO in ,
segar box In the canal, at the foot of Fifteenth
street west. The box had brick tied to IL with
string; but IL was not sufficient to 81 nix the bor
The jury returned a verdict In accordance with
these facts WIN
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Caleb Cushina-

BosIos, April 27.-Hon. Caleb cushisg Ia.
rendered his srvices 70 the Governor In an, q
pscity. r-.-A - - slss % -
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.--A NAM name ed Pearson
was brought to the city Saturday by the troops
charged with tearing the rails from the railroad
In the neighborhood Of the Annapolis Junction.
He was committed to Jail for a further examine
ton
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GAS FITTING. &c.

I SNYDER,
H. PL UNBER 6rD GAS FILTER.
IT, IS removed TO the corner of Twelfth and z SITS,
Hels prepared to introduce Water and Gcs nPon
satisfaction.
He has on hand lot OF COOKING and other
Wishes to ret rid OF them. IoI7
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ISLANDERS UPON THE NEW YORK SEVENTH
REslMBNr.-The press Of Baltimore and Alex
andria seem to have set themselves seriously to
the task OF traducing the loyalty Of the New York
seventh Regiment. letter which appears in
the Baltimore papers of this morning purportinp
10 De addressed to the Annapolis correspondent Of
the Baltimore press by member Of the Seventh
Regiment, and which seems to have been con-
cocted Tor the express purpose Of putting this
gallant regiment In disgraceful position and
creating iIl-feeling between them and their fellow
soldiers Is we have every reason to believe, an
atrocious forgery.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Street, Betlsssa eta aad lOtk Strssfs,
We have Just finished = number of FIRST -clasi
WAGONS, Pork Phsasons, Family Cay-SAEN
t,aseS, dsd BSggtes, which we will sell atSS==1z2
yerr small PToGt.
Being PRACTICAL mechanics in different branches
Of the bnsiuess, ve flattsr ourselves that We Know
the styles and sCa!ity of work thnt will give Safe
IL.
, RePslrin; promptly and carefully attended to
NE shortest ne tiC5 and most reasODabis ch,r.ss
WALTER, KkRHANN d ROPE
~ Tidy
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GENIAL GuARDHousR CASES Before Justice
CLARK susan Degges and Susan Fuller, colored,
vagrans, were sent 10 the workhouse for 60 days
snrh-
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECEIVED
sp t iss., G[st supply of new, styles OF 6
Mt GOODS, they respectfully Invite -
call from their patrons and the public gem IN
orally They keep aiso constantly on hard Wf
good supply of NAVAL and MILITARY .AaS.
FURNISHING GOODS, such as EpauIets,
Swords, Gold Laces. etc.
II. F. LOUDON & CO.,
Citizen and Military Tallors,
~ SheO No 26C urha Rro.v
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The WAsHINsTOS AoUEDucr.-Mr F.. T. ID.
Myers, OF Virginia, recently appoi nted acting
chief engineer Of the Washington Aqueducf,
lduring Capt Meigs' absence) having resigned ,
we learn that Edward Frost ESQ Ia now n,iI ,
cipal engineer, and has been on the work almost
from in commencement There have been other
designations In the Aqueduct ONCE, but the corn.
engaged on me line thong b small Is very efficient
and unfinished portions of the work are beina
pushed rapidly towards completion. workmea
are now engaged in cutting the inscri ptions for
the splendid stone bridge across Cabin John
Greer, an arch OF greeter span than any other in
the world (220 feet) which is progressin ny finely
and !: to be called very appropriately the '.Unlon
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VISIT TO THE CAPITOL Yesterday afternoon
the Clay Guards and the Frontier Guards paid a
visit to the regiments CHARTERED in the Capitol
After calling for a few moments upon the Seventh
Regiment, in the Hall of Representatives. the
companies proceeded TO the Senate Chamber
where Is stationed the Sixth Regiment Of Massa-
chusetts troops Speeches We're made by Gen
Lane, Mr.. Vinton, Of Wis, and Col Vaug han, of
Kansas. Mrs Daniels, of Wis then sung the
star Spangled Banner; and the exercises closed
with a neatspeech from member Of the regiment
Mr.. Baker. The companies then called on the
Rhode Island Regiment; after which they were
addressed by Galusha A. Grow, Of Pa at their
armory, and dismissed.
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DENTISTRY.
nR. CHAS. r. BOTELER.

u SURGEON DENTIST,
HAVING located himself permanent in Warning
ton, offers his professic ma vices tai cItI
gees a1d solouTners, IN all the varioustSpSTTSSs
branches Of HIS profession. upon the most ~-~4AD
recs=ty improved system of Den list y.
Ut. r., having studied with ore of the most en-
nsht ard experienced Dentists If Was hing, on,
and ssD with tbs Dental COLLEGE of Ba tImore
from HON he has received bis Giplom-. feels con
fdent hat his operations will prove emIpently az
isf' o-y to those WHO will teSt his professional
ali ity.
Office No. $50 Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th
sta. over Stcvens's Lace store open from M.
10 p. m ap l-eO2m
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RUsoR having stated that battery had been
thrown up by Virginia troops on the heights at
the White House, below Fort Washington, an
actual examination was Yesterday made Of the
ground there, and for mile or two or all round,
and nothing Of the kind was anywhere discover.
able.