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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
April Is, 1851.
.Spir,, of The sisrnins Press

The ls,eIisfnen regards the assault upon For,
Sumter 90 unjus;iHable at the present time, and
thinks that the Confederate authorities might
have RETAINED still longer from opening their
batteries, with much more advantage to their
reputation.
With regard to the Presidents proclamation, II
says that the lateness Of itsrecepton forbids any
lengthy comment In this mornings issue, but ex.
presses Its satisfaction that the President does moi
contemplate any defnitive policy which shall
not have the approval Of the people as represent
ed In the called session Of Congress.
The RsPrbIieea says:
I" The relief Of Sumter, IL that had been pos.
sible as we now know II was not might have
ended the rebellion; but the respite which thi.
in-gained victory will give to Ii, will not be
long, and will only render its final overthrow
more signal. This rebellion has been q doomed
failure, since Tennessee, North Carolina, and the
states north Of them, pronounced against IL, and
IL IL now, in the very midst Of its orgies, that II
may read the handwriting on the wall, which
records its irreveTsible fate"
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MASSACHUSETTS,

BosroN, April 10 The Adjutant Geperal,s
once mas been crowded this forenoon by the on
mands to the Governor, TO be by him offered d
The General Government. The most extrsms va,
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EOR RENT-0n May LIST, the large and commo-
Il dIous HOUSE on Louisiana avenue, OPPOSITE
the City Hall Square, now occupied by Mr.. Webb
as a dwelling and law ONCE, and adjoining the
ma as-tf FRANoK TAYLOR.
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PRovIDEacz, April 10 Gov sprapue has tor
dered to the Government the service Of the ,rti
iery Of The State and one thousand infantry. an
ontrs TO accompany them himself - ~
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THE CALL FROM THE WAR DsPARTMKNr-Ths
following 10 the call for troops issued, in accord
enoe with the proclamation Of the President by
Secretary Cameron, and giving the quotas allotted
each State TO furnish:
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dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-
II The copar LnershIp heretofore existing between
HENRY WILSON and CHARLES WILSON, under
the name of H. &. Wilson & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be
continued as formerly by Henry c. Wilson Either
partner ~ duly authorized to settle the accounts of
the late firm. HENRY c. WILSON,,
CHARLES WILSON
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MORE NEW GOODS.
Il Am NOW receiving new supplies Of DRESS
GOODS, in Silks, Grey Goods, Poplins Deaines,
Lawns, Chaliies, Small Check Silks, &c Cali
early and get first choice Also large assortment
Of MOURNING GOODS of all Kinds at ur usual
low prices. HENRY EGAN. 1913 Pa av
South side, between 9th and Tn sts.,
ap Is Stiff New Iron Buildings.
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MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED
IVA States. relating to the Army, Marine, VoIun-
teers, Militia, Bounty Lands, Pensions, Rules
aud Articles Of War; tho Constitution bv Capt. A.
X. Hetzel, United States Army. This gives a
disputed questions, and is Invaluable just now
Bound, IS cents; sheets. d15. Life of Lincoln 10
cents; Blue Book % cents
ALFRED HUNTER,
rdst nota
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o~POST OFFICE,
N2 WASHINGTON, ID. c., APRIL IL, 1851.
On and after Monday next. the 18th instaI6, the
morning train for Baltimore and the East will
leave Washington at $50 a IN instead of ~ O.
m, and the afternoon train at IS D. m, instead of
10 p. m. In view OF this change, persons wishing
TO send letters by the afternoon train posie
their letters in the Office later than ha!f-past
O'Clock .. m. No change will be made in the clos
ing of the mail l.avIng at s. a m.
tpl2-St WIN JONES. r. NJ,
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Items TeIesraphrd from Na.hin,,ou

By the President:
WILLIAM II SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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CHICAGO, April H-Gov Yates will ,ssue
proclamation Tomorrow calling for AN ert,, sss
sion OF the Legislature to meet at Springfield on
week from Tue sday next - va
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FOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE NO.
100 West St, Georgetown, az present ocou
pied By the subscriber. II has y rooms, with gas
and water throughout, q fine yard, stable 30, and
GRUUER. o. $50
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1 he Book Tor the season The Month of Mary
Of A. Crafty, with IN Introduction by Father rs-
bre; price g OTIS, Also. the New Roman Missal for
81 Also, Q number Of other nov end important
Books, ss RUS6kLLsS Central Bookstofe, S3S
Seventh St. under the Avenue House, two doors
above Pc. avenue, spU&
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rM ED IL AsSOCIATION.-An ad-
Of the District of Coiumbis will be hold In ihe
Washington ln6rmary, on TUESDAY, Arril is,
at II O'clock m. j. w. II. LOVEJOY, M. D,
u '2-1t
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FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. containing
4 lSrooms, " lth Potomac water and gas on
street, bet cen 18th and 18th, opposite Prank in
square. Inquire az WARDER Il STEWARDS
ood and Coal Oflce, corner of a and TweAlh
sts. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and /.
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PATENT N.Young men of Washing-
Union volunteers, who Will "tey their oOuntry's
call a. all haza, DIS, will meet at the Monument
n ouse, corner Of Fourteenth ct aud Pa avenue, on
MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst +, at IA O'Clock.
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ORANGES, APPLES, POTATOES, tie
"a *, ~ boxes sweet Oranges. In prime order,
20 do. Omons, 80 kus White Mercer Potatoes.
100 90; Family and Extra Flour.
Received 10 day consignment and for sale Low
In lots to suit by ID. l., MORRISON Co cor
ner Of 18th and b sts Al 10 81
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CONDITION OF Eli THAYER's COLONY ~
VIRGISIA letter from CeredO, Wayne Co,
Virginia, written by one Of ThAyer' cOlOnists,
appears in the Boston papers. 1t tells this
sOrEy story
81. We are in a miseraby confused condition
here The reign of terror has not yet com
menced in this county, but the traitors are
trying il, and would, If they dared, begin to
arrest ard drive Of Union men. At the vO-
ting on the Ordinan Of secession, the county
gave $50 majority against the ordinance. But
many If the votes against IL were obtained BY
careful and discreet management tsltogether
different from the mode Of managing such mat
tiers in your State,J and the yOJes cannot be
relied upon We cannot depend upon more
than half the number in an emergency.
The excitement has been intense here for
thee Vt weeks. The camp Of the rebels on the
Kanaw ha is City miles from here, and is de-
signed 10 straighten up things in the six or
eight refractory counties in this part Of the
State The rebels are constantly drumming
up recruits here for that camp, and the leaders
and all prominent tories do nothing else but
operate upon undecided and timid men, to in
duce them to either join the wrong party or re-
fuse TO cOuntenance the loyal men. They do
turn many And this is why the panics are SO
frequent and 80 distressing.
We have hopes that government will send
in q few troops But there are very many
places in Western Virginia where troops are
needed as much or more than here 80 we
mean to do all we can TO protect ourselves, and
a good many will resist to the death. 1t Is a
very bad condition Of things, however Nearly
half the crops Of the country are totally ne
elected, and while there is 80 mucn excitement
no one can properly attend to bis business
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How A CREASED Pic WAS CAUGHT BY
RHODE ISLAND EOLUETEEE.-The army cor
respondent Of the Providence Journal, in de-
scrIbing the aInusements INDUCED in by the
Firs. Rhode Island Regiment at Camp Sprague
nea- Washington when of duty, gives the fol.
lowing humorous account Of race for and cap.
ture Of a creased pig by the volunteers:
The poor pOrSer, closely shaved and thor
OughlY fabricated from snOut 10 tail. was con.
yeyed TO the arena in covered box Piteous
indeed, was the expression Of his innocent face
when, uncaged, he was turned adrift. I'm
knowing his destiny, he slowly stepped from
his sprisOn, grunting satisfaction at release; but
with whoop ten incarnate fiends rushed mad
ly forward and endeayored to clutch his pre-.
hensile tele. Piggy, of a sudden, awoke to q
realizing sense Of his position, and darted of
uncertain where TO 60, aud emitting the most
dOleful squesls. He rushed here aud secuted
there, having no respect for the legs of any one
and routing people in every direction The
men perspiring, hot and eager we're desperate
in the chase. They grabbed ard caught, only
to find their efforts futile. No sooner would
the prize appear to be won than it was lost
The difficulty Of the capture was enhanced by
its being allowable only to hold the animal BY
his unctuOus eppendags-any othor method
being ruled out Tse feat appeared mpOssi bic
but one man subiimely rose whose intcli va,
adequate TO the performance OF the feat. III,
showed himself to be the very Napoleon Of pig
chasers. lie scared supreme al the ardS0us
ness of the task, and watching for an oppOrtu
nifty, threw himself boldly ON tho victim, ans
seized the tail between his teeth. The squeal
ing was terrific, but was drowned in the shriek
of laughter, that were undoubtedly heard il
Washington. Who got the pig? Why, a ma
rine, Of course.
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E,ASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.


sRR. SHUMAN has, enor an experience OF te.l
~ yearB, establlShaa tie GbOVo refuge from
euHokery, self lobeb ed indian Gorh8n doctors,
ard pretoHdors OF witohoiSit and ImPC5tOrs gen.
sral
This is the only plsoe whore ? buFe and speedy
ours can be obtained III the world i1T al improper
-ad evil habits, gonOrThR, gleet, sGmIual weak
nsog, syphLilss primsTT. seC2ldsTy, and tertiary,
Organic WsekEezo. pAlns IL tho iOEg, st-lCtIres,
gensTel debility progtrdtiOu, nervousness, rsstiess
nIEhtsI alpltatOu o TIE Iet- ringing u the eGrs,
loss OF memory, oCntualOI. Ia.al.G az sotio MS
OF the neac, throat, nose, ami SKIN. aad Nil thOsa
peculiar disorders aTisIE TyII the IuulscTetiOn of
youth, rendering them Unit tOT either business,
BtldJ, society, or marriage.
Dr, :. has TIE ETe6 teSt remedies IN the kao-gn
world Tor diseases of the blood. EOrOrThse, gieet,
strlctlIes, Fhiils seminal yoaknesE, sstf abuse
&C There g no case In V hich they fsii ~ cure IN
iccr1 to Gaye.
Victims OF these horribls complaints, who would
WITH - DO valuable men and ornaments to society
6hGd sinbr1o3 the earliest opportunity for relief
d. ShsIInAE has HiEde the most cOm2 st9 arrange
msnts for the comfort Of i.s patients who come
from GlstauoG. They viii be furnished with the
nont pleasant and agreeable quar- tors, necessary
diet, and made as comfortable they would be st
DO not forget td9 nEi1S and lumber. Dr. ShU
mans Ofnee Is tins corner OF Sixth street and
Pt nEaylvGLIE sVcnus, tl1' don Hotel, opPOsi te
sEu National Hotel, We .stO1, y. 9.
lersOGs at dIst6COe e. I'd enclose stamp for
Tet'En postage. O3Ioe hUUre, 3 &. ri. 10 10 p. NJ.
Lrious parties h8y5 boon entic"d lroEa my ia
sGtGtIOn by certain swl ndlers b.ck sureets IN
this otJ, who will it ill the day of their deaf
word 10 the visA rs gutialsnt. spqly
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pENsION oFFlCn, - 49,. IsbI-


Il r
h2Pl;Gaj on having been ma e under ,.a Az: ~
- ) u = 1860, for the reissue ~ the land NEs r
rants ueScnbed herein. which ere rlieg ed a. M
bet iost OF DESTROYED not Ce Is Eerehy given ,ha
n t.ie cate following The de- cnptIOn OF each War
Tant new Certificate, OF il Le tenor. Will he Is
sued II no va Id objection shall then arpear
No L5,272 for l2n acres, issued 20 RFlJben .ove-
.A!d OF tHe 8th II October, 1855, under tit act OF
81 .'isr 81. 1865 July 9th, 1861.
40 <i,o1+, lOT 40 acres issued under the act M
4darCh 81, 1855, IN The name % William Yayiur
gust 7, 1861. 0' -"
No 80 6S5. for l9n acres, Issued under the act OF
MHTch, l95J, lG the mare of Su.apHa tiuhbarI
"iuo~ q joan iuht ard. dec ascd and granled
on the 10Th day uf June, l856.-hugust 81, 1861,
no. Sljo, Tor l6n Sores, Issusd under act of I947
20 AuSustus IngIam, private of Captain Murray )
t1hlPSny, SeSouG Regiment Of IeEueEss5 Infau-
No 70 745, for l[n acres, issuad under the xct Of
March, 1855, an the name OF Jacob GulIok ii
sIa2teG on the Gath dhy of January, 16J6-Septora-
No. S. 6J2, Tor 90 acres, issued under the ae' O.!
NePtfinbe. 1850, IN the name of EhZabetH Wells
Nlco% o. Daniel W ellis, and granted on the 2rU
Gay OF -ePte Der, l954->eptemto- % 1861.
10 - - Tor loN acrs s, issUai urdCr tue act of
March iS55, IN u name Of Alexander Orms, an i
granted on th9 Loth day of October, 1855 -Seplem-
JOSEPH Il, BARRETT
z lnrrlTre E=rf. r7a
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THE THREE MONTHS VOLUNTEERS The
Washington correspondent Of the Phiiade phia
Press says Quite an effort is making by ex-
perenced military men to induce the three
months volunteers, al tho expiration Of their
term. to re-enlist for the war These trooDs
have been admirably disciplined and will con
stitute splendid material for new regiments
Many will doubtless return to their homes: but
1t is confidently believed that majority are
ready TO remain Ia the service under new com
manders-
The New York Sixty-ninth, the Irish re-
giment, under command of the gallant Colon
Ell CorcOran, closes It's three months service on
the 23i Of July. This noble regiment has per-
formed pr0digies Of labor, and if an opportu-
nifty had presented, would have wonderfully
distinguished itself IN battle. The fJrtiica-
tions at Fort COrc0rsn are works that will
always remain monument to their disinter-
ested services 10 their adopted country, and
will be held as permanent defence Of the city
Quite number Of army appointments have
been made from the ranks Of this fine regi-
ment. few days ago captains commissions
to the regular army were rendered to Lieuten-
ant Col. NUgent and ThOs. f Medgher, Esq
The first to go out of service will be the
advance or Twenty fifth Regiment Of Penn
sylTania, Col Cake commanding Five COM
panles Of this reSimeut, you viii sm bsr,
were the first to reach Washington in response
70 the Presidents proclamation, being one day
ahead Of the Massachusetts Sixth. They
reached here badly uniformed and almost en-
tirely unaTmed, aud they were welcomed with
the heartiest JOY as the aU4Ht cOHrters Of the
deliveTers Of the capital -
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THE CoNET.-The comet is now becoming
" small by degrees" though not Il" beautifully
less 4" As seen last night, its tail extended to
less than half the length it appeared one week
ago. Nor is its apparent motion among the
stars nearly so rapid as at that time, it having
traversed only two or three degrees within
twenty-fOur hours
1t appears that our globe had very narrow
escape from brush" with the tail Of the
comet, to which the former was so unpleasantly
near on the 18th of June, that it escaped by
little more than days journey. So it seems
the tail of the comet, if not " the trail OF the
serpent, was over us all y
Within three or four days this hasty visitor
will disappear to the naked eye 1t is some
satisfaction TO know that all danger had passed
long before we knew of its existence.
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
CxEE BEFr kIsIMENY In THE E0RLnl

rhs sny ssfs and certain far Cane.rs, Pss, Pa
ss4s susliRSs and REsnchils CeiiFs, ParLyss Mes
TEa, WsaEnstse ef ths HsclsI, Chrsaic nfammatsry
kh8smaIEns sSnsss Of ths Jein Contracted BHrcss or
5igGnsntH, EaFsshs feSthsehs BrFsss sprzns
Csts, WszrdE, Ulesu Fever BsrsE Caksd Breast 8srs
Nipples, Barns seGlas ssrs Threat
palm ne ditutRes bsE Esvsrs lsng the dssass
AsJs existed, mchEAET TCEkEHRATED LIhiNENT 70
L strtAin remedy.
rhsx,snds sf hsEsn bsInEs bs,n saved life sf ds
sTsPiises and mEsEy the Of his invaIAE. rsmsd
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VII relieve pain ainst Enthusiastically and it viii clean
purify and heal the tsssst nsrsdbs shert time
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
AeLEAES CELEBRATED LINlMEHT i. the snly ssfs
ana reliable rsEassy fer tn, Of SPAWN Fbeas
WnsEalls, splnts Unnatural Lamps, Eedss swsln 90
L never failed to ssIs sig Mead, PsllsV FiGtula, Old
kxnntnE ssrss, or sSssny, n properly applied. Fer
sFrains, RrEsss scratesss Crseksd Ess asss Saddle
Cellar 6aHs, Cxtss ssrss, WsEnds infshbls
Ismsay Apply a. directed and 10 aver
Instance.
Then trts lsnfsr via the many vsrthlss. Lniu .nt
sGsrsd 70 yss. 0stAiu sspFiy sf DR. McLEANT GLE
1kAfED kHIMENY. twill cure yea.
J. y. MCLEAN, Esls FrsRrstsf,
Garner Thfd and Pine stE., D. kssis he.
CeAkhLs TOT, fs Pa sv., sale agent IN NIshinkl
tss T. 'HHsrL. ss--ss.--. .sa-DkWlv
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STRICTER DISCIPLINE.-0u correspondent
attached TO Gen. PattersOns column reports
that on the late march to Martinsburg gangs
OF hait-druuEen soldiers, dropping behind. nil
laged many houses of their contents, and simi-
lar accounts have been received from the vi
clnltJ OF Fortress Monroe, ana o,her regions
entered by Federal troops. Now. either su IA
acts must be stopped, or the patriot cause must
come 70 disgrace. OF course II is "a be under
stood that the perpetrators beIGug only to the
worst class OF our tr0Ops-tbe .pp-.ugiplsd ad-
venturcrs who enlist GgpL 10 high motive, hJt
simply lTOm al iub!cc love Ot viCicEa- ana
spoil. No army that ever existed ..as without
such, and our own, though rs a whole H. was
never equalleG in point of personal respecta-
hility, is no exception. They are to be found
ia very many Of the regiments; and. though
comparatively few, We trust, in numbers yet
there are enough of them to give a bad charac-
ter to the whole, in the estimation Of the world
unless they are vigorously restrained. These
matters are all suhjsct u control. Military
law, when rightly enforced, never fails to Sc
cure right conduct; and many Of our officers
have been gravely in fault that it has not been
more severely carried out. Death itself would
not be an uDiustIiabie penalty for these often
ses, IT nothing mIlder will stop them When
the exasperated popuacP of Paris in the Feb
Tuary revolution, burst into the royal palace
they chalked upon the wall. Mort aur r0-
IsUrS-Death to thieves-and persons taken
in the act of secretiDg vainables wero actu-
ally shot upon the spot. Have not our noble
troops quite rs good right to be jealous of the
honor of their cause Too quick work cannot
be made of the vagabonds who thus disgrace
their uniform. They should be surImari!y put
out Of the way. Ii would be better in fact. if
they were in the ranks of the rebels themselves
than thus go on with impunity in their infa-
nous conduct. Their bullets would do us a
tHOusand-told less harm than their scandalizing
crimes-N Y. Wor. ,
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rE'HE ALL SUFFICIENT FRREE.


TRlESEdAS,l,s and S-Protocted Ly Royal
seas Gl the hco!s 90 EEsTEsCse &c ParIa ard tie
Imperial College q Me8iGlls. EieHuE
To. ls lnyGl uablo Tor exhaustion and r=.~--ke.
snd al physical dlBaGlI'leg,
NO. comp .otely erGJscEtos al traces e. .H~-.
CiEea7cs that have been hitherto srss 80 d - aE
Se2Gs and Pefnlcipus uss Og UOPIiyE and Ca,ss.,-
no has entirely SUP Fl-Lt6d tite Ivrrflus - u
mercury. tnereDF llEuTtlE - tHS saFe-sr sEzsrg
TSLtSI, GlsPeTslHg GI Impurities, and rOJt.u- Oc
tls yononl Of disease.
TRlESEMhR, nos. ?, . zr5 :, arc FreyHrse Ia
tGe form Il 3 lo.eEEe, GovcI1 OF tssss AMI smsi
sad can be carried a tie E&4stCOsI SCcEst. sold
II IN cases. ard divided IEt0 EepETte COsss, - a.
nlnlstered by Nelpeau, LSllsTEsnd, ROux, r ioord
caves SIS ala IN p Gases, whereby there - gt.V-
Ing oi ". To be had, Wholesale a.5 retail Of Dr
BARROW, OF 194 Bieeckor street. NJ eve EaTg
lInmedlSley QnIeoeivIng remittance, bf. Barrow
Will torvaTdthe grlessIsLT ~ any gST of tie v-oE
securely packed and addressed CsoUriuE e. inc in
EtruotlOns .! ths writer.
The Book, OF ell others, that shonId be reaS o.
men with osmaE 81 and broken dONn conEtl isps
ls Hnm3n FraiitJ, or Physiological Researchf,5 -
ls beautifully illustrated, and treats rT uteIE of
al the symBtOns that InvCuaby Ceve,gp taarn-
re yes sooner or later, resulting from the f~atlss
eno vltleting habits Of eErig youth Iacn pzol tgt4
the victim from snarlng lie trUition # fe mat-I-
moniS state, End Il not CHECK ed IN tire dsF e.
ating all the functions c, TarnhOod Ard l,fuFFr.
nun step by stsP, 20 lingering and Cut,laey ces -
SOLD by DR.. BA RBOW, 19A b Blercker steat, f1uT
eooIs below MacdOugSl, New York. Prce :
oeLu sent iree ever whore.
tnetOn. D. &. &c 29 a..
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InsrStl
NEFICE OF INSPECTOR sND SFkIpz
~ OF 3hs SETERS

,.r-- - - w AgEyIS8 July 10, 1880,
HCEICE Is REhE gf G{YEH, TRst, aEree-
sOJ 90 EIs PTOVElous o. tho ordinance Cg ths Cor
soTSi,On S07rOye3 HSy "a, 1872, tia una5rtiynei is
ooF prepared, wbEEsEeg ssIired In writing, End
on Pre- FSy :spt 81 te f55 CT HltF oCnIs 10 iE9Cscs
tz1:Ec, s2St, S-OTs And .sGoTtaiu tAe acouracy ~
TeEiSfFGEon q slJ gas meter in uss in thus ctr
Ever tIct3- II found incorrect ~ ts nCsd cr9CJ
sne another. a~alei and UsrEeG Is tue vii be
s2t H. - F.soa. II FrCv5d 10 10 aceE-z.s " lis
l"ssII uTsHk 80 FEE, u ElI 1e SSz.9l s,co -aiZEy
aAL SsElr gus EGsitlCu for u-5.
G+sc2 No. $40 Seventh r.Tsct. (lezr Odd Eel
-G=1' ia 9PeT from >. n, r. sam.
CHARLES ". CUNNING
u tT-d Inspector Snd SeIleF Of Gas ~ etsrs
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LORD BROUGHAN, whose eccentricities and
tergiversatiOns are as notorious as bis versatile
talents, once figured in a scene which was
equally characteristic and amusing. His lord
ship, though not so hard a swearer as the pro-
fanic Lord ThurlOw, Of infamous memory, il
by no means free from the vice, and on one
occ casOn, meeting deputatIOn Of Scotch Dis.
senters, he exclaimed, gentlemen, but for
dissent there would no vital religiOn-nO vital
religion" " At the same moment be was trying
10 force q door, which refused to open, in
absence of the key, and getting very angry be
burst il in with his foot, exclaimiDg, first in d
vehement, then in solemn tone, but without
pause1 ssd-n that fellow where tho ID has
be gone With the key?-NO vital religion, gen.
tIemen; no vital religion" The astonishment
of the Puritans may be guessed.
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JEFF's S0LDIERs WANT THEIR MOHEY The
Wine .es sr CVs correspondent Of the Lot isVille
Courier writes June 3Oth
Payday has come tn some Of the regiments,
sut the inter,siing disburser Of JEFF Davis
money has rot vet appeared in our midst. ! am
anxious TO obtain a glimpse Of him, not that we
desire any Of his filthy lucre, but then paymasiers
In the army are said 70 be great euTiosities, and
en- Ia search OF all that e novel -
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