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pEsrRutTIoN d HARFERls 10y.

""""T - ~"
Lieut. Jones, late IN oommand st Harper'a
Ferry, arrived with HE command Of 49 men ct
o'clock, u. az. today. Lieut.. Jones having been
advised that force Of 1000 troops had been Or
derad, b. Gov. LetoheF, 70 take possession % Har-
peria Very, and finding his position untenable,
under directions Of the War Department. des-
troyed all the munitions ofwRr, ErmOry, arsenal.
and all the buildings. He withdrew under cover
OF night, and almost In the presence of $500
troops. He lost 3men. Fifteen thousand stand
OF arms were destroyed. The command made o
forced march last night Of thirty miles from
Harpers Ferry TO HagerstoWn, Maryland. Lieut.
Jones and command looked much worn and IA
hgued. They were most enthusiastically receiY-
ed By the entire population
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OMMRROIAL

CLEVELAND MARKEF-APRILIs Is.
HOUR-ls STEADY At ths range Of our quota
lions. Sales are mostly small.
WHEAT-searOs and kirIY held At sl,oseI.Gbs
red and 81, 20 sOr white.
cORN-stsaays 81 Sc, With only aushi demand.
0OATs-ouist ct sfS.
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FRoM WAsHINGTON.

$1,000 4E-A 40
The Clerks Of the State Department have been
formed into . guard TOR the protection Of that
building.
Those Of the Treasury have received orders
Immediately 10 repair 20 the Department on the
first invasion Of the city.
The Clehkl in the other Departments are d.
rccted 70 be similarly watchful In addition to the
military foree that has been placed in the public
buildings.
The rumOr Of a. Intended invasion Of Wash
ington to-niRhf has excited much war feeling.
Whatever may be the ground for such reports il
b certain that the Government Is sxpedirOusly
making preparations forau emergencies.
The kanSas men row here. about 50 in number.
have formed & company called the Frontier
Guard. They have been given the post Of honor
in the east room Of the Presidents house.
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~ YoRK u REYRR LIZ.

The city government last night voted resolu.
lions 70 s1sfain the Federal Government. also 10
pay the salaries Of all persons in the employ Of
sho city who volunteer, rendering the Governors
room 70 Anderson, and request him 70 sit for
his portrait, and adjourned singing the "Star
Epangled Banner"
A club for the benefit Of the Traitors is formed
In Brooklyn.
A German regiment has been formed and will
Be ready for service on Monday, and Is composed
Of those who have served in Europe.
Tit Custom House refused clearanceg TO the
ports Of the seeded States
Eighty thousand cartridges were seized BY the
Sheriff Of Amboy yesterday az the factory. des-
tined for the South, and the factory threatened
with destruction
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LUUIaNILLNl April y.
Gov. Msgomn Is here trying to get the Banks
% lend half 8 million dollBrs 10 arm the State for
defence II e supposed that some arrangements
will be made.
There vas az Immense Union meeting here last
night. Speeches were made by Guthrie, NichO-
las, Bullock and Brown
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, declsr-
ing that a. the Confederate States commenced the
war win the Federal Government, Kentucky has
q right to choose her position, acknowledge 10y
atty ui TIE Government becomes the aggressor,
opposes the GOFernmenf for volunteers for coer-
eion and She raising Of troops here to cooperate
with The SCuthsrn Confederacy when the ack
noWledged Intention Of the latter Is 70 march on
Washington, and that secession i q remedy for
no evil; shat Kentucky won't take part against
the Federal Government; that Kentucky should
maintain an independent position with the
Union against the Administration, and seeded
States declaring her social code Egainst the hos
tile threat Of either, ard that Kentucky be arm
Al N arnnr1amna IN Law
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IMPORTANT FROM Virginia.

WNaHIHlIual ApTH =,
The Cabinet held a meeting this morning, snd
smother this afternoon, In reference 70 Farlike
operatioua.
Gentlemen WhO arrived from Richmond, con
firm ahe reportt that The act Ofsecessian had passed
the Convention BY large majority. The mem
ber were sworn 70 secresy. The time fer It's Of
Eummsted.
Military forces left last night for Harper's Fer
y. Other companies Joined them on the route.
The same ~informants, from What they heard In
Virginia Official quarters, have no doubt that the
armOry By this time has been taken possession Of
nv lie STATE forrar
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WASHINGTON IrEMs.

WAsHfNGToN, April -,
Twenty four companies, Of 100 men each, have
already been mustered into the service Of the
Government Others viii present themselves At
the War Department for q similar purpose.
Five hundred Pennsylvania troops arrived here
this 2. II. Several Eere hurt with stones while
passing through Baltimore. They are CHARTERED
In the Capitol.
Five hundred New Workers are expected here
tonight
Tn latest from Norfolk received at the Navy
Depot this p. n is that when Capt Pendergast
ascert8iued that the channel was DISTRACTED, he
placed his ships broadside 70 Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and demanded that the distractions in
the rTsr be removed, else he would level both
places. Il & added that the citizens complied
with the demand
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NETTING AT BALTIMORE.

Ameeting was held on Monument Square. The
State Gag was hoisted, The Mayor said be had
telegraphed 70 the President 70 desist sending
troops through, and Gov. Hicks said Il was folly
TO attempt 10 subjugate the South and was In for
reconsTuction ofthe Union. Shouts of"No, mop
The Governor said he should bow TO the decision
Ofthe people Of Maryland. The city is quiet to-
niRht.
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FROaF -CHARLRsTON,

CAAEAEsroA, APfn t.
Two million, two hundred and sixty thousand
dollars Of the Confederate loan has been taken
here. The average quota Of the State is set
down At 81, 80 coo.
Olina, but for what service Is unknown.
The news Of the secession Of Virginia was re
caiFed here with joy.
The old secession gun was fired in front of the
Courier omce by the venerable Edmund Rufin.
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INDIANA FOR WAR.

April -
Six more Companies arrived to-day. Twenty
four hundred are now in Camp Morton. Every
train is bringing more troops. The war feeling
Is increasing. The news from Baltimore created
great excitement. Citizens from almost every
town in the State that could be reached by tele.
graph, have responded nobly 20 the request of the
Qurter-Master General, to send blankets and
comforts for the soldiers. Thousands were re-
ceiVed by the evening train.
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FROM PTTTsRURGH.

PITTsBURGH, April le.
The American ensign was displayed frsm the
Catholic Cathedral Of st. Pauls. This b one of
the largest churches in the United States. The
Irish citizens are rapidly volunteering.
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MOVEMENTS

DKTToS, April 10.
A rife corps was organized here yesterday un-
der command Of Capt Child, consisting OF IS
picked men, out of 12T which were offered. The
company started for Columbus at noon to day
amid the cheers of alarge crowd of citizens.
Home guards are being formed in the city.
One company is 70 be formed of men over as
years Of eye uRder commend Of Edward W. Da-
Wis, ESQ.
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HONORs M

NEW HoRE, April 70.
Mai. Anderson was overwhelmed with conRrat-
ulations 20 day. Among the visitors were hun
dreds Of children. The excitement at the recruit
ing stations is unprecedented. The first New
York regiment Is completed to 1000 men. Orders
are expected tomorrow 70 muster them into the
u. S. service. At Corn Exchange $3.50 was
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FR0RIrRFNTnN

TRENTON, n. J., April IS.
The Trenton Bank and Mechanics Bank have
each rendered to Gov. Olden q loan Of twenty
Eve thousand dollars. TO aid in raising four regi-
ments Of soldiers.
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NEW YORK April 10.
Col. Ellsworth had up to 6 O'Clock last evening,
enrolled 500 trsnen in his ZouRve regiment, and
the ranks are expected 70 be filed TO-DAY, and
the whole uniformed, equipped. aud to Sc m
Washington before Tuesdsy next.
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OF TROOPs.

NRW YORK, April 10.
The Rhode Island Marine Arullery arrived
to-day with ak pieces Of artillery and started for
Washington. One thousand Rhode Islanders
under Gov. Sprague will arrive here tomorrow.
Gov. Morgan issued his requisition for the 9th,
18th and list regiments Of this city to start for
Washington tomorrow, and Gen. Sanford has
issued special orders to thateGect
Gun boat POeahOntas is ordered South immedi-
atelY. She sails tonight with troops for Fort
Monroe
The It'll regiment left for Washington by rail
road this afternoon. Broadway was thronged
with people as they passed down, and the famous
regiment was cheeFed and shOwered with boQuets.
They took their hoWitzeTs and each man had q
brace of r~evolyers in addition to their muskets.
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NEWs PROW NV YORK,

Washington Dispatches to the Herald say Com.
Paulding reports that the vessels sunk below Nor
folk are three light boats and can easily be re-
moved. That the GOsport Navy Yard Is protected
b. guns Of the vessels mOored Of the yard, and
those IN omman are fully prepared for any
emergency. If any attempt is made by Virgini-
ans 70 takc the yard, they win be blown 70 afoms.
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1TO0KADre sOUTHFRN PORTs.
Y~AsHrHaroN, April

N"WIHWN""T LII =
The President has Issued q proclamation, sta
ting lhht there Is An lnsurrection against the
Government IN several States; that lawa for me
collection Of the revenue cannot be eSecgiea
therein cOnformable to the constitution Wnlcn
requires dutea throughout the country y DC uni
form. They have further thrqatened 70 Afpnt
pretended letters Of mRrques i thereiole deem
L advisable % set on foot q liocEadei Aereiore
competent force will be posted TO prevent the en-
trance md exit Of vessels from The pors efths
nacedod State.
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BOSTON NEWS.

BOsToS, April I9.
The Common Council last night appropriated
10000 TO provide for soldiers enlisting from
Boston.
Lowell city government has appropriated S.
900 for soldiers families.
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NEW YORK, April ls.
The steamship Atlantic was spoken on the
l2ta Inst of Watsnilla reef. steering South,
With decks full Of men.
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HaRRIsrupaH. Anil Is

Fourteen companies have arrived here
Blair county offered 8 companies. No troops
will be sent to Washington till fully organized
and armed. Eight thousand viii be here
bY Saturday.
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PROM NEW YORK.

NV YORK, April Is.
The Harriet Lane arrived t0-nightl The steam
er State Of Maine arrived this evening with 500
mgn Of the 4th Regiment Of Massachusetts,, under
command Of Gov. Packard. She IS anchored In
East River. They proceed to Washington TO-
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7IREAT NATIONAL R0UTET
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
MPROFEp sQHRDuLEI

By recent important changes this Road iB now abe
to furnish unusual facilities for int6rcumm unication
Hast, South. West, northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS viii all through trains
South, By us Washington BEench Road-by ClaTe-
land aud Pittsburgh, UentrafOhio and Marietta and
Southwest.
Through Tickets TO Baltimore, PhiladeIphia, New
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
any OF the Intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
donal give th9 pri ilege Of visiting Washington City
en- route.
This is the ONLY routs that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks to Washington City.
SB-Fars as Low As BY any other Route.
BH-Slseping Cars on all Night Trains.
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
J. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agtnt.
". P. SMITH, Ia a COLE.
Master ofTransportat'n. General Ticket AgsLt.
mblGR&
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III MAILS.

WAsHINsToS. April 10.
On inquiry at the Post Office, it Is ascertained
that no measures are in progress for discontinu-
ing any OF the Southern mails. On the contrary,
the contractors from that section, recently here,
have arranged for the facilitation Of the trans
portatiOn. The Postmaster General has discre-
ton to suspend them only in cases Of obstruction.
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CANADIANS GETTING THR war
NEFEH-

:" NN-INN7 ATIIN y
A Canadian gentleman states that q sympathet
ic war feeling with the North is aroused in Cana
dA, and that go men from Quebec, and 3 large
body from Montreal are coming to Boston TO en-
lhl IN the raaular Unlled Statea army
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INILAUNLFHIAl April -.
The city Council this morning, az a special
meeting, appropriated enc million dollars to equip
the Volunteers and support their families during
their abssnoe from h0ms. The merchants are
holding q meeting for The same purpose.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, April 70.
Reliable private dispatches from Nashville
states that Tennessee Is almost q unit. A full re-
giment will be organized by tomorrow night
No Union Companies in Nashville.
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WAsHINGrnN NRWa.

WAsHuNeroS, April 70.
Il Is reliably stated by parties direct from
Richmond that the ordnance Of secession was
publicly proclaimed yesterday. The vote on ia
passage 4 kepta secret.
MAJOR a. n. Hancock, Of Kentucky, L ap,
pointed Consul TO Malaga.
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vron OTH.

LEANANMoAth April a.
The recently appointed Post Master at Weston,
Missouri, has been driven Gus OF the place.
Al Confederate States nag was hoisted on the
steamer sam Gaty here this morning, but Was
taken downs t the request Of the citi1ene.
Tbare q no excitement here from local causes.
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FROM BFAINB.

PoRELAND, April IS.
Our city Banks TO day voted a loan Of $3.50, 900
to the State for war purposes.
The schooner Cameo, Of Camden, was seized
to-day By order or the Collector. She had q
South Carolina clearance.
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BY the use u these Pins Tia Periods attacks q
hsrTous or Sick Headachs may Be prevented; and n
taken q the eommencemont Of 90 attack Immediate
rsliefirOm pain and Sic4nsss win Be- obtained.
They seldom tail in removing ths Eaussa or Head
ache 10 which Females ars subject.
ThsS act gently upoa ths Bowels. removing Oost-
iVsnsss.
Fer Literary Nan, studsnts, Delicate Femaiss. and
All persons Of sedsntary habits, fhsy are FaIusbls a.
. Laxative, improving the aPpsfits, dFiuF tone and
Etgor to the digestive organs, Gnd restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of ths whole systsm.
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result OF long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved $ vast amount Of pain and uuasrine nom
Headache. whether originating IN the nervous ~
tam, or rom 3 derangsd state q the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in fhsir composiaon.
aRd may be taken at all times with perfect sssty.
without making any ehangso Of diet, and the abssncs
ofany disasreeabls tasts renders Il cay to sdniul.-
ter them to Children.
OF OOUHTERFEITsi
The genuine have Eve signatures OF Henri G.
Sp&ding on each Box.
@-sOldbg Druggists and ali Deassrs in Medicine.
A Bog viii Be sent BY mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
TwENTH-FIYE GENTS.
z-An orders SHOULD Be addressed 70
HENRY G. sPALDIHa,
Cedar Street. New York,
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8Eass f1MnArN.

lanes ii. ODELL, BRASS
81 EoUEDER ANp hANUFAOTgR1R q
afsW doouS from Superiorgtreat, Olsgaland, Ohio. e
8 pIepargd 70 furnish al kinds % work nd "a
1Iad II he Plumbing Busl4ta. Beer Pumps qffd
~ 80
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#taifal.
OANFORD'S LIVER lNYT9Chl

OANFORD'S LIVER lFEf9Gh
~ ABQR nsFsr DebiIitates- u = oa1ea-a
entirely hes FRoM GUNS, end hal $3.50 =
tebEshed tact, 3 Standard Afdclna, n1UENIar
proved By all who haze 1ssd it, and d nov nllrsd
% with conndence IN All diseases ur Wnlc4 %
Il hss cured thouands within the last tso7-B
Who had given p alL hols O rel.l 9tA
numerous unsohcttd certnat@ nTlc
Thsd oss must b edap- I'd to the teaDs msa
Of the Individual akinE i~hsand1dmguch ~
dtiss IS 70 act genertlTG on tia boWGH-
Let the dictates Of you lWdgmsnt guide gol
he use Of the LIFEBZ lNfIaORAIoh aud
VII cue L5EsE OoN-( lLAIal1, bufoT8 Al
LAcz8. DYSPEPSIA, 0H0N-- no DLAnEHUAs eUlUm
COMPLAINTS, DTsEETERT% DEoFsF, B0UB SI0nkGu
HaBIrUAL CosTIYEEVZ,Z lCuoLIu, ca0EEA lH
EAsEUMs tLAEuLENca - AD1oE L1AE1
6RbfNARYe ~ FPt9afffLT rpf5fFf
cure SICK HEADAOHEE - thol1lrd % -
ttfF0 in TWENTTE TWL
Oh THREE TEA-E tsP0QE1lubAnEI IA
kAa q f1e commouc-z lmeut of ~
All VINO use Is are swing tksir tno1T Mh
RM1 water In the mouth via tie h4i5oruta
and swallow both together.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAH PEI BOFILE
Also Sanfords Family Cathardc Paf
Compounded from Pure Vsrstsbls EEtrs18, mf -
uD In Gl5as Oasas Air Ighh NJ VA
ne LAMlL4 CAIHARIlC ! Be El1s III
eetivs Oathartic, which TIE Er0Dd1tE - Wdh
his practice more than twenty yesrs-
ton which al eIprsss nZ rs7srd - -
i. 49, AI
The Profession VEL troU that difartnfCr
thartic8 act on didsran5- rorti1ng cftts bore.
The Family CatharncA Pm hal. VIII da rr
G1ce 70 this well sstabI lahtd hcE 5san can
pounded from q mrisrVo of the nraIf Terstafh
EXtracts,W which act ALIKE on 9rery ra1t 81 ~ "a
m6ntary canal, ard arei-s ao0D and lAFl - al
ca8e3 where . Catharfic r. ucsdsd, rech =
rangement5 Of the Btom-z ach. 8laolluau.
the Beck and Boins, Cos-A dgans8, PEN "a
ne1a over the whole BODY IRON sudden Er1
frequently, 81 narlsct5d, end In . tnQ c1lra =
Fever. Loss Oh Appel ldie. Q C11rlrT Nr
ton Of Geld over fheI BcdV. H~rntIesfnanN
Head-Acha. OF WaightIN n th8 Hraf. al E
natory Diseases, Worms.O IN ChLLrm o. Alnin
Rheumatism, 8 great Purifier q the Bleed a1d mrnr
diseases % which 1esh Is heir, too nuuegE H
ton in this sdFartisamsnE. Dose DL
PRICE - CEnW.
Ehe Liver L1Vtgqratcr and AsmlT oaN1
Plll ar8 ratailsd 81 Dru7Elrt1 Vsnanallyr ard 1cr
Eholasals b. tie Trads IN ~ to lr8 towns
1. T. W. BANEOEO NJ =,
Ganuncturar aud Frorrl81o
- saHiord,s Liver hEis0rator aad O.staris
CH0RCHILL 3 BRO, Drur7isn
CT Pub. sq1lna ~ oA
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NOBLE sPTRIT.

Urea, o., April 10.
Rev. Warren Swift. 3 Presbyterian minister of
excellent abilities and widespread reputation,
has enlisted and started for Columbus this morn
ing.
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srARTLNe RUMOn

7 baldmore Sun publishes q dispatch stating
f1at HarPsrt EerTy was set on Gre By the Reg
rAr6 &c midnight, ard that they then retained 70
AeIzlan6 Ihare was no Stats troops there at
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FROM WILMINGTON.

WmEISGTex, Del, April 18.
A great Union meeting wa held here tonight.
and resolutions passed to enroll volunteers for
thu protection OF home and to sustain the Union.
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&an 8naas.
8 TOLEDO 3

IL ~ Ia
1851. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 81
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1861, .laina will
run daily (Sundaya eXcepted) as bllowa:
$50 A. N. Chicago kxpress-StOppinR at Beree, Graf
20 ,Oberlin. Camden, Waksman, norWnik,
MOnrOsVille, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont.
ElmOre, and arrives at Toledo at lu:E a,
M, Chicago 7:l0 p. NJ, Detroit at 200 z. Il.
&o ,. n. Through Mal-etopping az all Stations on
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo at
900 ?. n. Mail, stops at all stations east ofSanduskv.
on northern Division, and arrives az san.
dusky at Sis ,. \.
$50 p. n. Telegraph EXprVss-btOppinR ct Grafton.
0beriin, WakemAu, NOrWalk, MonroeTiiIF.
Bellevue, Clyde, FrrmOnt, ElmOre, and a..
riyes at Toledo at l035 P. n CHICAGO at
SEQ A. H..
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at RonroeVile with the San.
duHky, Mansfield and Newark r. r., at Clyde With
the BanduskY, Dayton and Cincinnati u. r. Al Ere
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana 3. B., and af Toledo
With the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiaas
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicaqo. ~
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayns, GOgansport, LakTefts
Uairo, Alton g. Louis, and all points West, North
vest and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland rom Tc rsdo and the
West, ct 925 H. s;25 P. H. and9:0o ?. n. From
Sandusky at s.20A.M.
L. D. RUOKER,
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P-HILADRLPHIA.

CHARLEsroS, April 10.
Itia.Wel aseertained that the subscriptions OF
South Csrolina to the confederate loan win be
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NORWICH, Ct, April 1s.
The Government has called for one more
regiment. $4,000 were subscribed to-day
for the families Of sildiers.
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NEw YoRK ApriI l.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Times says i've million dollars have
heen rendered the Government BY Eastern
Banks.
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80aEdtng.


DOAhUlNG SH---IHk
- HOUSE. 10 3 Public equara and By
Churchs-one o. the piaasa1teGt locations
I'D 6r Boardsra. Families Wi1htaF 70 furnish
their oWn ROOM can Be accommoo1ted with ARR
o5ardsn and Day BoardU vi and G1od ac1unmo
iNfEA kSSEiEk8 sE.BU6ata.
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Rnsnnr Anil !
FROM WASHINGTON.

The English regiment Col. Monroe, left
at I for Washington.
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P~HILADELHIA, April IS.
The Common Council this p. Il. appropriated
SO, 900 for the support Of the families Of yoluu.
teen, and 5000 to the Mayor for secret service.