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FROM FOKTREsS MONROE

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Tbe Old Point steamer
which arrived this morning, brings the following
Intelligence up TO yesterday evening:
Captain Smith, Of the Typographical Engi-
neers, was 10 have headed an expedition to Back
River this morning, but the weather was unfavor-
able. li2ht draug ht steame: can 90 within ;
miles of Great Bethel
Butler visits the r p Raps again to day TO ex-
pertinent with Sawyer's rifed gun
Captain Dyer, Of the Ordnance Department has
preferred charge against Gen. Butler for per-
hitting Sawyer to conduct experiments with his
gun, there being clause in the army regulations
forbidding interference by any officer with the
Ordnance Department
Formidable intrenchments are being thrown I'D
at Camp Hamilton, between Fortress Monroe and
Hampton.
Colonels Max Weber and Duryea have obtained
permission to increase their respective regiments
to thousand men Adjutant Col Weiss, of the
former, and Capt. Kirkpatrick, with Sergeant
Asnew, Of the latter, will therefore start this
evening for New York for that purpose.
The exciting topic here is the quarrel about the
post Of Suuer. 1t appears that persons who are
here both make money and serve their country.
Messrs. Bell and voorhees,, backed by the garri-
sons OF New York, were in a fair wsy TO get
the business OF regularly appointed suffer for
Mr.. Moody, when, just as their ship load
Of stores was at hand, and fine warehouse
erected, Charles Wistar OF Philadelp hia, stepped
In with passes from Secretary Cameron, reorest.
ing his appointment as Suffer
Colonel Segar Is here endeavoring to procure
release Of the prisoners Lively and Lattimer,
whom he declares sound Union men. Proceed.
inss against them are to be recoasidered by Gen.
Butler Thecourt-martial will be held tomorrow
TIE mercury in the shade yesterday was 1919
The Monticello has gone to Newport News.
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Fall OF BuiIdiny-seyeraI soldier, Killed

KANSAS CRY, Mo, June p A horrible disss-
ter occurred az Wycndotte. Kansas, yesterday, by
the failing OF the walls Of two buildings aud q
part Of the third, burying all the minutes The
buildings were four stories high. situsted on tn"
ieVee Some forty or Fifty persons were in the
buildings al that time. They had been 1revlous-
" occupied as the headq usrters of the lstreguneEt
OF the Kansas volunteers
yesterday Capt Haines, Company ID. ofi0 men ,
entered the building for the purpose 4 dr!lling
preparatory 10 being received into service Of the,
United states, when the centre wall Of the build
Ing suddenly gave way. plunging the whole coIr-
pany beneath mass 81 ruins A number were
killed outright; one German, subsequently died ;
and another bad both legs and an arm broken.
Twelve or fifteen Others were slightly inferred
and others escaped without b-uiss. The loss s
unknown
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From Alexandria.

ALEXANDRA, June 25.-PrOf. loves balloon
having yesterday discovered scattering camps in
the vicinity Of Fairfax Court House-one of absu,
twenty tents-LIeut Tompkins, in command O;
his cavalry company and several companies OF
Connecticut infantry, proceeded th,her last
evening.
gentleman from the Connecticut camp at noon
reports that when he left this morning he heard
the tramp Of horses, indicating the return OF
Lieut. Tompkin's cavalry
This information has been obtained In copse.
qnence OF wild rumOr, which has probably been
received here from Washington, that Lieut.
Tompkin's cavalry were cut to pieces last night
by the Hsrrenton Black Horse Guards
Intelligence of the operations Of Lieut.. Tomp.
kins has not yet been received
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The western ytrsln,a C.py,,,,.,

WHEELING, June 2i-The Convention 70 -day
transacted no business Of Importance, their labors
for the present being about finished. 60
Mr.. Garlic, from the committee Of seventeen
reported that the committee had concluded 10
adopt the present militia laws Of the state
A resolution was reported and referred, setting
forth the expressions OF the Richmond usurpers
and appealing to the general government Tor aid
The COMMITTEES OF seventeen reported q lengthy
address 10 the people Of the State explaining and
tustifying the acticn Of the convention ia no,
taking Immediate siepl TO divide the State
A resolution was adopted ia when the Con.
yention adjourn to morrow, it adjourn 10 the isi
Tuesday In August. -. = :
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Military Movements in Kansas and Mis-

LEAvENwORTH, JU1e n A detachment Of
regulars from Kansas ptreG IS secession'sts aud
a small quantity OF arms and ammunition az
Liberty, No on the 18th inst
The remaining panies OF the q st X q nsasreg-
lnient, with one company Of regulars, marched
to Kansas Ci;y Yesterday. The force a; that point
now numbers 500 volunteers and reg ulars They
are provided with means Of Transportation and
camp co uipage for the march
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The Harper's Perry Secession ARMY,

BALTIMORE, June 25.-The Ar,riean,s Fred
erck letter says it is reported that the main body
of the Harper's Ferry army-I2 OOO-are at the
Fair Grounds, Winchester, while the remainder
lO,OOo-are at Bunker's Hill, ROmney, and near
Charlestown. The Guerilla Regiment, under Col
Mcdonald, is elso at Romney
Col. Bowman and Mr.. Chase have been con-
veyed to Richmond, and IT is reported they will
be released on parole
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Shooting Affair az Camp Ws-hIpstop

EAsToS, Pa June D james ToIier a private
in Capt. Ellis company, az Camp Washington,
was shot last night bv Lieut. Porter outside Of
the camp. TX was said that Tozier and another
soldier attack ed Lieut. Porter, and the lieutenant
drew his revolver and fred at one them, and bs
hed. TOzier still following, Lieut. Porter fired
again and shot him in the abdomen. Tczier,
though seriously injured, may recover. Lieut..
Porter has been arrested
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From 81. Iominsa

NV NoRE, June p The srhooners Columbia
AID De Soto, from Havana on the 10Th, report that
i've important towns la the interior of Dominica
have bren fort fed. The DoUainicans were as
sisted by the Haytiens and intend 70 resist toe
Spanish progress.
1t was reported that the inhabitants OF village
had been mssSaCred by the Spanish troops. be-
cause thew refused to swear allegiance 10 Spain,
and also, that Spanish troops were defeated in q
small eDpapPment
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Riot at lIilwaukfe

CHICAGO, June 25-A riot took place at Viii
waukie Yesterday, caused by the bankers throw
ing out Of circulation the notes Of several Of the
State banks. Property to considerable amount
was destroyed. Martial law was declared The
military dispersed the mob, wounding several
persons.
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General McCIelI.ust q ate.

GRAFTON, June % Major Gen. Mcclellan ar
rived here early this morning, accompanied by
Lieut. hack's company ofthe 4th L : artillery
and the Sturges' Rife Company, II Chicago as a
BODY guard The Sd and attn Ohio Regiments
reached here this evening. The 9th Ohio Regi-
ment is encamped at Webster bridge Gea c.
w. Hill, Ohio, ard staff arrived Yesterday, Co
take command Of the Ohio brigade
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ALEXANDRIA PRISONERS This morning Lieut.
c. IL shepard, Provost Marshal at Alexandria,
sent four prisoners TO Washing ton. who were duly
committed by Justice Dom 10 await the order OF
Gen. Mansfield Two OF them, T Nj Flemming
and ). Green, are prisoners Of war. arrestsC!
June :, by order Of Col. Wilcox and w. T.
Walker and Geo. McMills, arrested by Capt
Hanley, June 10, for firing into the cars A
colored girl, named Ellen, also sent u p with
them, from whom information was received rela-
tive to Walker and MCMiIIs
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CINCINNATI, June IS The gunboat Tyler has
has gone down the river. The Lexington and the
Conestoga go to-day.
special dispatch from Grafton reports that all
the Secessionists have left Romney.
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Burning Of steamho boats.

CINCINNATI, June 23.-The steamer Lehigh,
laid up at Fulton, three miles above this city, was
burned by incendiaries this morning. The hull
is still arost but the upper works were destroyed.
She was insured at Pit;sDurg for 81 CO TO s. OOO.
The steamer ]. W Cheessman was also dam
aged
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CoysHs.-The sudden changes of our cIim.t

CousHs:-Tne sudden changes of our climate are
SOURCES of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asfhrdttc
AtecttoHS Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily AMI certainly when
taken In the early STAGES Of the disease, rscours So
shou ID At once be mad 70 {" EYotea'S Bronchial
TrochsJ," or Lozcnges, lot the Cod, Couzh, or IT.
rltstOn OF the Throat be ever go slight as by this
pracaGticn more Eerious stts2s may be efectua "
warded OF. Ph5E!e Speakers and Singers will f nd
them Cd ectGal for Clearing and stralkthsnlpg fhe
vOios. SEQ advertisement. lie liz
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NOTICE. .-Distrtct 81 CoIun bis Advertisements
&c Dc inserted In tae BALIInoRs Sun are received
e. and forwarded nom THE srAz Once.
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local NEWS.

[ though TIE S.aR In printed On the fasts,.
r-can crrU In ,.Re soIth ~ Baltimore In edition
r 70 l5J2c % Teoirc to b. put to press at an
.arig horlr; Atyer:.en:sPis, therefore, should be
Seat in before II o'clock m; ctherw Ire they may
no. area. until the next DAY
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ARREsT.-A man who gave his name az John
VeHux, OF Cincinnati, was arrested this afternoon
by Sergeant Alexander, Of the Ninth New YORK
Regiment, on charge Of uttering reasonable Ian.
guage. He was lodged in the guaId-house to
await an examination
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS ind them
for exchange at tbs. Star Office counter. II
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. To THE ARRLIcTRD.-Be sure to read the adver-
GeeE snt of MoLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Bloc Purifier. IN another column. If
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DIsNrssED.- Yesterday afternoon. a CORPORAL
with file OF men carried a man named William
Minister to the Office Of Justice Donn with an
order from Lieutenant Commanding X eese to com
init him to await the order Of General Mansfield
He was charged with desertion The magistrate
who has been selected to attend to these cases
being temporarily absent another Justice of the
peace acted, but the prisoner was not committed
according to order The corporal reported to his
lieutenant, who Immediately went to the office,
but the prisoner was gone and the gistrate also
The Lieutenant declared the should be re-
ported.
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CORRECTION. - Michael F. Hackett is First
Lieutenant Of Company T., 37th New York Regi.
ment Another name was given In the lis; yes.
te!day.
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THE PROPERTY DESTROYED by the fire mentioned
In Yesterdays Star belonged to Mrs Louisa Nc
Dufne, and was Of the valae Of 50 500
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READER, have you seen Prof. WOod's advertise
ment IN our paper. Reg it, It will intsrsEt you.
eu A-eolJ
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE
~ INSANE,
GUNBoATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.

G'N'oAi" FUN rah " Ho 6NN ni'Ine'
QUARTKRMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
Wushtns:on, June IL, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited 'or constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rivsrs
SPECIFICATIONS will be Ium 4distely prepared and
may be examined at the q utr' ermastsr's Office at
Ciroirnstl, Pit sbu 'gh, and at this Office.
Prop si!s from boat bull ers and engine-build
err alone will be- considered.
p ans submitted by bidders will be taken into
consideration nj G MEiGS,
iels Quarterm,ster General United States.
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The PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS Primary
No. 8, Second District, tau Int in the basement OF
the church on Eighth street, between and [, by
Miss Laura A. Reed, was examined on Friday by
Mr.. Miller, In the presence Of a large number Of
parents and friends Of the school. This (as are
most OF the primaries) is mixed school, consist
ing OF nearly an equal number of girls and boys
The several classes Were examined in the stud es
pursued by each, Ia which they acquitted them
selves satisfactorily to the examining trustee and
to A. HYDE, Esq, Of Georgetown, who, on invi-
tatton, at the close made an appropriate address
to the school and to the parents present This
school has sutfe ed more perhaps than most others
by the distractions of the times and removals
from the city, more than one-third, including the
entire first class, having been withdrawn and
their places supplied by new admissions within
the last two months. The appearance Of the room
and the school was very neat, and the arrange
ment and dstri button Of flowers very pleasant
number OF appropriate songs were sung under
the leadership Of Prof. Daniel.
Primary No S, Third District, Miss Simonds
teacher. This hool was examined by DR. VIII
lett and Mr.. Price. The school has not its full
quota Of scholars, but those present showed the
good results Of strict disci plne This school evil
IDENTIFY receives the undivided attention Of the
teacher. The classes were all very well adj
vanced, the studies embracing grammar and his
tory. The room is not well apted to school
purposes, and better one should be provided.
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NAVY YARp-Yesterdav, the James Guy and
G. c. Alger-the latter with large amount Of
shot and shell-left the Yard aad proceeded down
the river
The Powhatan swings at anchor In the channel,
with sailors quartered on board who have been re-
Gently broug ut to this city She is not servceable
al present, owing to the unsafe condition Of her
boilers, which are to be replaced with new ones
in a short time
The Philadelphia Noun; Vernon, Baltimore.
and Ice Boat, still lie quietly at the wharves
The latter has been armed with Capt. Dahlgren's
huge s!x-inch rife cannon and nine-inch she'll
gun forward, and Is now a formidable vessel
Her mel are exceedingly impatient to be of, and
this m Drning one Of them significantly remarked,
"We'n make something for the papers in about a
week
The Pensacola is rapidly approaching compile
ton, and will soon be ready TO join the block
aiding squadron. In the last few DAYS a heavy
oattefy OF thirty-two Founders and eight-nch
Columbisds have been mounted upon her, CON-
handing the approaches TO the yard, which is
now impregnable TO an enemy
Inc ordnance department is engaged night and
day as well as on Sunday, turning out arms and
ammunition at the rate Of two hundred shells
twenty-five thousand percuss on CAPS and thirty-
I've thousand Mimic and musket balls per day
Gas fixtures have been put up, and the work il
now driven from week to week without mo-
ment's cessation-not even stopping at noon for
dinner, two sets of hands relieving each other
alternately no more smooth bore guns are man.
ufactured here, the whole attention being paid
to riaed cannon, Of which the most beautiful
specimens are cast, turned, mounted and sent Off
with surprising rapidity.
The New York Seventy. first are all well with
but few exceptions. Lieut.. Pendergast is suffer
Ing from serious illness, and is considered in
danger. The privates are having fine time with
splendid sail boat captured down the river a
few days since.
This morning, a gentleman from st. Mary's
county, Md. called at the yard to recover three
negroes who had given him the slip and set out
Tor freedom. The gentleman recognized his
property, and was referred by Capt. Dahlgren to
the Secretary OF the Navy.
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MARRIED

MARRIED
ynnssth, by the Rev. DR.. RyOn, CHARLES "
HUNTER 20 Miss ISABELLA harness both
OF the Navy Yard baltimore papers oopy.j
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning, the 18th instant, Mr.. JAS
Rifles, agel ~ years, VINO leaves args family 70
deplor their irreparabl, loss.
bis funeral viii take plioe from his late resi-
dence, on "a, near + street south. Island, at 2
O'CLOCK "Wednesday evening, the 9Th insiaat,
where his friends are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
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IN NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
He Postmaster General having ordered the
mail service between Washington, r.
Baltimore, and Old Point FORTRESS Ee-S
Monroo) To be resumed, on and afterscR7sszs1ns1RR
MONDAY, the % h lnetant the Bay Line OF steamers
vail lea'e pa timgre EVERY DAY except Sun
day from their wharf. foot Of Union Dock, at az
O'Clock p M, or Immediately after the arrival OF
the Washington Train, which leaves Washington
at 2h O'Clock p. no. -
m z-u NJ. N FALLS, Prss't
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SuspkSsIox or THE "PRNssYLvASrA FIrru ~
The publication Of this paper, at Alexandria, has
been temporarily suspended, the editor, Lieut.. J.
p Ely, having gone 10 indianapolis 10 assist In
raising regiment for Tie regular service.
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CASH NOTICE.

-. CASH NUTTCE.
IN Consequence Of our having 70 ray cash for
ever article OF goods We purchase, We are forced
to reduce business to Cash exclusively, for the
PRESENT. We have in store very large assortment
Of READY-MADE CLOTHING inr men and
boys wear, which are selling a. much lower rAte
than usually. WALL, STEPHENS Co.
322 Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th eta,
JET Intel, & Repub.D =
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DrscHARsKp.-Yesterday w. D. Hatton, Of
| fall here FOR several days for using reasonable
language, was dismissed by Gen. Mansneld's
Order, upon his voluntarily taking the oath Of al
legiancs r.rrt Fr ~ .
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ian living "a, az the northern extremity Of Seventh
street waE oil OF by sentinel Of the Seeend New
Hampshire Regiment. The man was challeaged
tGr-s u;BeS, md on his NOT giviRg an answer, the
GeniTy fred, the ball and buc ksbos taking eject
IN his arm and grasing his Left eye, passing
Though the eyelid. He was yesterday afternoon
taken 70 The inarpary, 49,, tt.E
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LARCENY AKREsrs.-Yesterday John Febrey,
OF va was arrested by detective officer J NJ.
Busher, charged with the larceny of a lot Of
calico belonging to Hutchinson L Munro and
took him before Justice Dom The calico wa,
recovered, aud new vest for which no cIaimant
appeared Febrey was sent to jail for Court, add
when there search vyas made of his person and
small sum Of money and twenty grains of ar
senic Were found. Amelia Howard, coIor.I
was arrested by detective officer Allen, upon sus.
plcion OF completely In the stealing Of coal the
property Of Z Alexander She was dismissed
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SOLDIER SHor.-Last sunday afternoon, a men,
Der Of the Massachusetts Fifth Regiment, while
cleaning his revolver, accidentally disc harged It,
the bali entering bis bfesst, and passing entirely
through his body, inAicting serious and prob
ably fatal wound
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

~NOTICE LICENSE Sail persons
lS whose licenses from the Corporation of
Georgetown expire on the SOih instant are hereby
notified promptly to renew the same, UtherwIse
they subJsot themselves to fine and the law is
compute DRY upon the proper officers of the Corpo-
ration to enforce said ine against all delinauents
Je .5-sOtJ uyl0 VIM. LAIRD, Clerk,
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The Losr Mail BAG The mail bag noticed
in the Star yesterday az having been stolen from
Capt Evans, OF one Of the Pennsylvania regf-
nents, was found sunday evening lying upon a
and handed ever TO Gen. Mansfield where ii was
properly taken care Of The loser must have been
peculiarly oblivious to sublunary things to have
left his pouch In such an exposed place
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STILL CONINs--To-dav. five regiments are ex
pected TO arrive IN this city, and extensive prepa
rations have been made for their comfort Las
night, two locomotives came on from Baltimore
to which place they took all the cars that could
be spared from this depot Every train from
Washington takes great number Of empty cars
yet the switches soon get blocked up, and extra
engines are necessary.
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VI nice Hal & SOrs' make foI $3.50; Une,-A
very nice Rosevood CuiokerIngs' make4
for goo; one ho'evOod evmsn Bro. 'sttt ttt
make for SIS, a. the Nusie store of w. q. METZ
EROTT- sOie agent OF Stelnwsy Sons' aud
Raven. Baoon 20 = pianOs- ma II
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday, Joseph shep.
herd, charged with stealing six pairs Of boots
from " Hofnbeck, was onyicted and sent TO the
PeBitentiary for Gig teen months.
Msrgeret King, accused Of ping a house OF
Ill fame, was convicted and sent 70 Jail two
AaRths and fined one dollar.
VIM Mason, (cOlored) was convicted In two
cases Of larceny, and was sentenced to two wee Ks
IN jail aud two years In the penltentiafy.
Ibe Court took up the case Of the United States
agt VIM. Bayliss, charged with killing James
Moran Several witnesses were examined.
To day, the case Of the United States agains,
Bayliss was continued, and all the witnesses for
the d. Tense examined.
The counsel were arguing two instructions
prayed by the District Attorney, when our report
closed.
SERENADE ANp EXHIBITION DRILL-A few even
ings since, Withers's Excelsior Band now attach
ed to the twelfth Regiment New York Stste
troops, and the drum corps Of the regiment, pro-
ceeded 20 the residence Of Baron Stocked, the US
sian mister, az the corner Of street and Con-
Hectcut avenue, where the band performed sew
eral choice pieces Of music IN excellent style, and
the drum corps went through q variety Of move
ments, 10 the qualification u the Baron and lady
and Gen Scott. who was also present.
when TIE General made his appearance, the
bfoug BIT forth q short speech from him, In which
be acknSwltdged the compliment, and paid a
tribute both 20 the band and drum corps, the
movements q whom he said had seldom bt en-
eIcelled. Gag Do
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f,,kEEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE Pols:
Preserved Fruit. Of many varletissi Conserved
GiDgsr, (CantOr;I Angelique' Fresh Mscserel and
Hs fbut, IN cans; Fresh Lobsters and CANS, IN
cans. ',ardlnes; RrSAdlei Ffutss Crosse AlBls9t-
VS. sf.ekiesj Sssost, Gsys en-. 9hves, 40, y"
ms CornQ Vomonk ay. and IN g
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PARADE oE THE RHODE Is, cnxRs-I, STEVEN.
Ia the First and Second Rhode Islaa I'D Req
Inelts with their "infaais" ,Tided battery,
marched through our principal streets elicitiEg
GaoouGded admiration at t1rir solid soldieriy
appearance, and evident capabilities Eor effective
service Proceeding to the Executive Mansion,
they were reviewed by President Lincoln and
Cabinet, after which they repaired to their en-
campinent NORTH Of the city. A ri to their camp
Is amply repaid by TIA romantic surroundings and
DY all ht OK these handsu;I,. regiments