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aDfLPHIA AnDTRENrON RAILROAD CO. q
/" LINES. , ,ut EEg yaCI IsaJ Runa ~ y,-H
FROM MPHILADELPH7A 10 NEW YORK
/, - AND WAY PLACES u ~
From Walnut street wharf, and Ksn-
.i,.i 90 -.s.I 9tAgton Dspet.s i
-, ~ wittLEtYs " roLLoys, VIZ -, fsfs.
As AN SYa Camden and Anboy;T7 a 4, .
At ei A. NJ, via Camitn aud Jersey City-Nsv
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qAta P.G VI. Camden and jersey Oily. 't
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QuABrSlNAfEs'a OSrIcn,
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OROPOoAL0 HOh FUEL. 'h"I '"H' '.n
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M L,,rltt QuAsrxa.Arss,s0 0Srlen,
II lulaA'g U.a h1rSs Onp,
SEALED PRosos Ii VIII Se Be- received Cd i'ti Il thls
ONCE Until MoDdSY, fhe SD day Of Jurs, 1858, at
o'cloci 2. NJ ior supplytns wood Add Coal to the
U. s. Marines stationed Il Wsshinsto D. C!, from
1st Of July. 1852, TO 8oth Of June, iSes.
Thb Wood obs SeoA s,sschs.tsbia Oak, sud to
point point Ssthis tSs xslis q shs Marine ssrrseks ss
may lbe dssignated by the Commanding Marine
Omc@r fIee OF expense TO the United States '-
ThS Cosl to be best white Ash Anthracite Egg
Coal free fron dust, and to weigh, aS4o pounds 10
the t3p, 70 b. weighed, nRpeoted and delivered at
such points within the walls Of the Marine Bagracks
as mSy be deAgnated by the Commapdipg Mariae
both Wood and cSsI q Ss fornished Il such lines
ant p such quaptities % the said Commanding ala
rine 0hhcer may require. ~ It +''h ,Ni' t..Tts Z,
Payments will be made-u upon uas quarterly requi.
sitioI Of the Comgeasiag Qicer, stating the guam
sLssursd fOr The use Of his command, agreeable
A ausrsDty to BE- sigusd by two responsible per.
sons' WHO'S fepouAbiity nsstbs certified to, By the
Unitd States DLtric. judge. Uniled States District
Atto3ney or Usitsd States Gollector, must accom-.
paayIeaDh proposal, othsrwiss 1t will not bs CON
ISo 70 ii. endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
drssSd to the undsrsisnsa. w. pu.cx
may 22-law4w Major shd ouartermaster.
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OREAT cnHTRAL ROUTE
VI F0RTnE WEST, Ha
HupsON RIVER RAILROAD Gsd NEW YO6K
81 CkNfRAL RfILROxD.
On Asp Ayrsl Dse..ssa ., 1881,

h. On Anp AIRS. Dao.assa ., 1881,
HsdSoa River Railroad dsiiy, ssalays excepted, Al
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.rsi 6siifosA 'ssr lssssts1y, lssSssssi, Uasa
soW5 s = sslissss, ssssis, sy.sssss, issssss m
SS.s q sSSssiios issss Ssss'c - SSss5sssss
~ Lkks 8hnya, 1sfAls nd Ls6 M1rsR ane 0rs1l
western Railroad, for Hamiltont fof0yvu Detr6lt
Ssss$sG, ISsss 1:ss -: e 81
6pAlqss, Reeeia, ksak lslsad, nsesalns, lcwaCtty
6:ass fsn &.sss LesS,lis , dissis
P.ysss"; csl:asss: ana Ss:::s.a ~ - 'o''
v TeTD- NORTH RRN ,ROUTE. git ro
Cohnssdnl with Trains q try, WITH Troy ast
Bost{l, and ksnA end Saratoga RbaAs for Baritega
Eoinf, ffi:sssSsisS' osd:s:Ssiss, Esssr.si, =
~ Eraishs Arnasensnu By thls rouss . above
v.thSst ehasgs e Car, era. w Depot. Y Cn,H
= m&de by other RsilroaA Oompni.a The fAnili
De- d III great New Yoek Rssss " ths West oou
msnd II to the confidence Of merchants sad shippsr
Pssssss fiss n S'a via aesas end sl..p,,,
CansI rlR " sonssotia on ths NV York cshtss
Sot g.,.s.l.. !. Y u lsss, M ~. ~ .r.!sa. !.
nasfasAs, lassirs st ths dspet 3 Esfsss nTa strs'f
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~ 0S 70 sAfTkk Tk xEos At tsxsrnEsr
.sSs:ss Ssss::sss;z e S.. ::ss and
nousx, staM, A,tR oHsAA ssshIAt.o..-.
GLIDING In Ill it. bransAss. Old GLAZING
ErSnpsiy ysssns ssssn e z; ~ E9ssfnHe4 ~ 9Hsesais.ye q
sssssSe 70 Us fsHtns 81 81 SoSss "a SAsF Wsih Wi
Al tbs asSys VIII 70 = sksAp aS4hs slisHpsss
ielot 4ttiDsas efths D6Niot. Rtletsality Ulf1Otay
ebsssysd, ~ Vork deAs n ths - aAnaSr. ) h
Toe VII plsass nA.d yses stofc, - Stnp d
--r RatAktng As>ahiishHsni, a.il
ae. - Ioaisians aSsnls (AmtA ddi> u
49,. d. bstvesA 0ixth snd osvsnth srssts,
s;-sssa' 's' - m q sAss'' = s'saL ! o
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,Dpys' CLOTHING AND BOYS sHiRTB A
% Iss: -. asss ooss' stNo eco Ssvssth ssfssE ,
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TNeTRUCTION IN lGUuIC,

TNeTRUCTION IN MUSIC, =
4 JOHN y. SCHEEL, Osessist md Teacher of
Music, wishes 70 give notice Tat be coptinuss his
lIstruetions Int IN Sight Playing snd sipsing: Thpss
well directed study and prantiss, Woala Do well Is
give him CAL: Apply at Mr.. Reisbsnbseh's Piano
ware room, Eleventh street, between b and + sts
Terms moderate, nv s-eoim
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TUST RECEIVED AT L. A. BEALL CO g,
stock Of CLOTHING, HURNBHING, GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CPS. WfP
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~ TryTI' yErf ~ T-TT- y MI = III
t,DR. D., y, .,slGEsNOsD Will be eb-
sent ffvm ths sty uu,it asxt fail whSs he WIN n
ssm% M dusss u usual. in1V,lfN .c.'otshAy n
NJhw 1usvussrot OF IAnrFS1ofAI
IN SAEof4A3flg s0NE EEsTH ,'l7lsl
ID r S.FB.' STGE 3 M ON d,
90 Drsadvyyy usu .Yssk, - - Rsn.A. eysnas,
bet. 18th and 18th sts., Wsshington, d. g.,
CslR The attention Of the psblio 70 ths following
III fSs s.sis S,5I! y ssss ~ IN .:ys. sS.scS:
Asel)'i sa) ~ ess Sss sa fsss s..4 i Y.
vii 3 I'd 'aossssly. - E,Il,s s.A .s,'r
.s5 Eo sssess.y "a n, $500 I. s:ss..sc,
ths 2as1rai aisGyassla shtAe kss, vhilh, mdss Ne
old 6stsm, b 6squently disngured. Al,
81 Thk Work has besn fully tsstsd, for ovsr I've
y::,33 H. y ys.sy,&I a ,ssaE.9 9h'.ss and Physicians
d 8. has Also inventsd Q white ikasjGustatls
nst Alling with which the most sentative testh
b Allsd without pain, and can baild up pAffSce
lSsl6 tooth on ~ sids fooas. vhis6 viii las,
II lss:s tot e 4. following ssn.lsnsn. Dr. v. Not.
Or. lDorsmns, Professor d CAsmisery; Hon. A.
ilanh jan; Cspt. Crabtree, Yios Presidsnt Of the
nnitraton Go. Of New YORK; Hen. Jsdgs Wayne
tt ssprss.s Court, Of wshinston, D. G.; and
V Obi SD sxsnins yesr.elvss.S 10 novs-sn
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NoNIs TEE TINE TO BUY sfRiNq'
5.,..'S i SSlS:ssss :as.I Hsa H.s. pa asg ~ q &
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my 20
CAFETY SPEED AVID COM1ORT'

FOR BOSTON,
woECEsTEn wCEsTa Tow fAtnEs HI Esrc6ErIp5c 6EIp5cH4RRTnRa' 4Rn
White MOUNTAINS, AND in
TERAEDIATE POINTS.
- THE new spd stasnch steamer Of
ron s aifY Ns 81 FEW SEw 96Rk s NV. New NJ % Yorl
daily, surdayp excepted at O'Clock, p. m, from
Pier No ~, North River, foot Of vsstfy sfest,
FOR NEW LONDON, ..
There connec ing with the Steamboat Express
Train for the above points, ria Norwich and WoH.
oester Boston aud Worcester Worcester and Nashua,
and New London and Northern Railroads.
Freight taken Of the lowest rates .. .
E.S MARTIN,
my 96.tf Agent, on the Pier.
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y
nd" h91tfij" 5" THE t,alI !. !! ... ...,
Greatest Bargains Yet
axTRA SILVER PLATED coMPLETE TEA
rl spisess, best quality, $3.50 nett. '
= 'ExTRx sILvER-PLAThpo GATOR, %
9 Frsnohslss bosslss, ssi $50, sSoo. sos'sO 81
EXTRA SILVER Plated. oLIyETHRKAD
M apy ED TABLE SPOONS, Tsa i,ls NJ
~ .... ~ dozen. ~ lnldI Y dI.
|, !, EXTRA siIvEK-FstIAaGGEEPg. sIaGEg. 1IrrxD TABLE
90 .....s -. ~ 49,, ..... siwa y gto
Wi EXTRA SEtgE SItyE7EkE fEskz sS.Rs. HH.4ApED'
.,s,. .ag Hpsr dozen! sadisw
E1fEA sILvsR-fSATEp, saSHl 1IPfEu rAsnE
hm &c ..... IS . des &C.. q " I,S = fassr
ara ti4FzD sFz1ssHATHR ssS sfA
ty"' a ~" S" 80, - dozen. ..,S'fo.! NO.
HEAVY sILvER-PLATlp. pouBLE WALL
WI ICE PITCHERS, Hf-1Nl.H.1,H
oS4 4si diy s., $50 sad sasO fot s.sTs scsst.,!
W. LET'S, SALT SIAN b." JS''','' 80
". Only 81 eacb--rstan price, ~.
'"sItvER-fI4FEgi gpSgsS. pSSgssAFD AND SALT
s-J rs cts. each. F,.rlr
Fu sILvER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvEs,
70, 81, aud 50 Sts. ssshA
~ ..-...- ....,. "ilu
|,ii% Wslars Agents fer the Sale Of .,.
S@ ,,as M9NAiNs cELEBRATED ',.,o iIl
| d0ocoanut and Quinoe-seed ~ /,
PN Flair. Oils,, 'sn o'
|iCOLOGNES, EXTRACTS, 60.
'sna9 A6GW llTKI2
|.w rhri'tians'' colGsass, aEstrss., u. "':
49, Ec..... ...--- lohintI l. .stE
! q - '''.''''' 'AIso,,;,.ipo9 n q i.
t'Ll ls@ eswoRsLEY's PREMIUM ri z I'd
iHolEY. PALM ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
r. Toilet Soaps. "'" y; q !
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+! ALSO, HTEtPH>
fAYLoR's FANcYlsoAPs.
G395 Up in Family Boxes; to suit purchasers,
Wholesale ndiRstai1.
e'E . s0nfn u al
sssAlso, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods!
Eof which We Offer at the Asnufaoturrrs'
nricSs, without any freight being addsd.8 n u
Tho Trads, Dealers. Housskespers and Ped.
lars gre respectfully solicited. ..i? ,g.1,
. We guarantee to sell At New Fork and Pails>
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- c4iyed ct tbs Mayors Ofhes until II O'Clock II.
on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of Juas next, for the
tstng no of The old ewer 10 Thrtsenth street west
from the canal 10 the north side Of street north
and the construction Of new one Of larger dimen.
sious, with suitable drops, m IN holes and branches
The work to be constructed upon such levels and
the CITY uIyeyos and ssdss the superaesdep = 0f
the Cdnmisdoner OF the Ncstern Disirict aud two
a.sistant oonm's,ioasrs. Persons dssirou, Of pro
Surveyors Once and obtain ell infofmstion neces-
sary for proper undentandiag or the work 70 BE-
executed. ~ RfCHAHO WAIdkCH ~
may 2sd -. - - Nsyor,
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r A. BEALL CO.'S No. 3sl Seventh, psssst,
sfiEsss IN q osS H ss
HATS and CAPS, At New Yotk prioes.
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TAPER HAl80uN0S

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r<oME ONE ANDJALL A1L A. BEz1.L q
~ co IS, No 3si SEVENTH assst 6styses1 I md Z,
NOW Is YOUR TINE 70 BUY YoUR CLOTH
~ ING, FUKNISHIEG GOODS, HATS and
CAPS at very low pricss, at L. A. BEALL cos
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CHEAP HEWsPAPER AID PERlODI-
~ r.. GAL sy0AHsIL III,

M. a:.is !. :! sss &. ..sss BE: Il o:
Bsidnors pspsr. innsdstsly o. thsis sssiysi, q
hss ssduesd ne p price 70 THREE Cent: p.r copy copy n'
TIA New York Herald, Tines Tribune. and
World arei nsdy for dsiites1 q S5S'SipSt, p ~
Sheet at O'Clock, A. NJ and the Philsdslphla Press
and Inquirer at u o'olook 4. n. The trsde yill b.
supplied with the above papers on the most Nberal
oeive attention, must bs sse@paaisd with Shs
The New York papsn ars farlhAsd and delivered
10 subscrtbets fos % cents per month .II.. y 4
From his long experlenOe 10 the nevppspsr bust
ness, Pc promisss 70 give entire sstsfa6tion to A
An the Magaxisas. Pictorials. and nav Novels ~
esived e 500 - psblishsd, Whioh he sells at ths
RI. NATIONAL REPuBLIcANhibrsa b ibr sa.s ever
morning at o'clock. my l2-lm
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TAYLoR's FANCY SOAPS.

SPECIAL AlrEsltqs' is .RIau.s,.D. a,'
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f.A chi'sos0rn sA.a.i'ssr'd ~, d's'fsd- Hir
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Csapansou srtssns xsii sSsviass Ill ms; ~ Az
now psihs VI ss ssd kpod. a y " a i,oe }.
that zen b. fespa n any Assss 10 ~ se1Atfyur ii
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? ~ TIE DAILY NATIONAL RRFusLicAN 10 pub.
hshsd every morning, tsundays sxceptedJ at
tho fonovipg rxtes: = .. =
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'HARDWX.kE..
wv. Q. ..s.4ns !. 44s. doss.a. Ahs s.... 40,

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JO6EPH II. BARRETT,
'sra 'U.f CenADaauSo ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-11
From New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-The Fort Union cores
pendent OF the Republican, under date Of March
23d, says Our column, under command OF Col
Slough, are breaking up camp for a forward
movement south, towards the rebel forces The
Texan army occupies a strong position In the
Vicinity Of Albuq uerque, IT'S miles south Of this
depot and about midway between this fort and
Fort Craig, where Col. Candy was at las, ac-
counts
The Texans have taken up this as a strategic
point, doubtless intending to march upon either
column as they leave their strong hold Fort Union
or Fort Craig, and by their superior force which
Is estimated at 400 strong, and 81 pieces of ar
tlery, whip one, then face about and assault the
other column before they can form a junction,
aud cut US up IN detail. The Texans are occu.
pYing Santa Fe, 100 miles south Of this with
from 100 to 300 troops.
The following was received yesterday by the
Secretary Of War:
KANSAS CITY, April 9-The Santa Fe mail ha.
arrived. The Texans had evacuated Santa Fe,
and were marching TO the river. Ii Is reported
that General Candy had Intercepted an express
train, with orders TO the commander Of the Texas
forces to evacuafe the Territory and return to
Texas. Colonel Slough had left Fort Union with
l,4OO men, to make junction with General Candy
The Texans were exacting contributions and
forced loans from the inhabitants, and clothing
and provisions were being taken from merchants
without regard TO politics or circumstances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-11
Relief for the wouffded.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The Board Of Trade to -day
unanimously voted 50 600 for the benefit Of the
wounded In the battle Of sunday and Monday
subscriptions OF nearly half as much more were
raised
BosToN, April Governor Andrew TO- day tel
egraphed TO headquarters rendering the services,
without compensation, Of a number of Massachu-
setts surgeons who are ready to 60 west and give
aid to the wounded.
BOSTON, April 10.-The board of brokers tod day
voted five hundred dollars to aid the wounded al
the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee
The Legislature Of this state have unanimously
adopted resolutions inviting the citizens Of Mas.
sachusetts to join in a graI d TIE Dsx1 on Sunday
next, In honor OF the recent victories, and also
congratulating the Western States on the valiant
deeds Of their sons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-11
FROM YORKTOWN.
[FrOm lhe COrrespOndent Of the Assoeia,.

lrIOh ING correspondent OF the Associated Press
NEAR YORKTOWN, Va, April 9, d. m--Ths
weather still continues unfayorable for military
operations. II has been raining for two davs
and the creeks are much swollen and the low
grounds covered with ater, making the rosds
almost impossible for empty wagons. Informs-
ton received shows that the rebels have a force
OF % 600, which is rapidly being added 10 bv
troops from the neighborhood OF Richmond
which 10 one day from Yorktown by railroad and
river, they having four steamers and sirteen
transports In use, and by the time the roads are In
condition for the Union army to move the rebels
may be able to meet them with 100, 600 men. The
howef OF their army, with their best aru1s. In 4
strongly fortified position. = = - '
Previous to our troops occupying their pyeseut
position, the military authorities had no mesns
OF ascertaining the extent Of the rebel works m.
formation obtained through deserters and Other
sources show that the enemy have nearly 500
guns, some OF them Of the largest calibre. : =
The rebel General Johnston, with some 40 III,
forces, has arrived and taken command I'm ner.
son, showing that they intend making 4 desne.
rate resistance to the advance Of our troops At
every point. = ~ITf@N
The enepY's entrenchmsnts extend enti,e,v
river. 'S' " toA
The cheering news from the ve,tern aen.,,.
ment arrived to-day and our troops ssp Srsth
enthusiasm over the result, and are anxious 10 be
iea 70 achieve similar deeds Of valor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
L PIrTSBURG LANDING.
The Latest Estimate Of eur Killed and
Wounded.

CAIRO, April 10 An arrival from Pittsburg,
Tenn, says: The enemy in making thar frst
attack on Sunday morning carried the stars and
stripes and wore Federal uniforms to deceive our
troops.
Gen. Bragg Is also reported to be killed, but
this Is not confirmed.
Provisional Governor Johnson, Of Kentucky, Is
wounded, and 10 a prisoner Ia our hands
Ii 10 stated that Gen. Pfentiss, who was taken
prisoner on Sunday, escaped In the confusion of
the enemy's retreat af er the second days fight
Our total loss is though ht TO be about 600; this
Is the estimate Of our military officers who were
in the engagements or these about 1900 were
taken prisOners-the balance killed or wounded
In the usual proportions.
General Wallace, Of Illinois was reported dead,
as 1t was thought to be impossible he could live
He was, however, living on Wednesday, and I'M
proving He was shot in the back Of the ear, the
bullet coming out at the nose.
Five thousand prisoners are expected here TO-
night. from Island No. 10.
Preparations are being made here to receive our
wounded at Pittsburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-11
LATEST FROM ISLAND no. 10.

ST. Louis, April 1O.-A special dispatch to the
Republican from Island No 10 gives the follow
Ing summary OF the result Of the capture Of that
position. -
We have captured so cannon, 30 pieces Of light
artillery, 5000 stand of small arms great
quantity OF blankets, clothing, ETC.; 200 hbds of
sugar, several hundred barrels Of molasses 400
wagons, l26 horses and 600 mules.
The total number of prisoners captured 30 IA.
Is 5 900, including Major Gen. MackalI, Brig.
Gen Gault, Brig. Gen. Walker and Brig. Gen.
Schaum.
The prisoners are being embarked for Illinois
rapidly as possible
About O,000 solid shot and an Immense auan.
tity Of ammunition has also fallen into our hands
CAIRO, April 10 With few exceptions the
whole rebel force around Island No 10 are now
prisoners OF war. An attempt was made by them
to the Red Fort river on RATS but thew were
surr rounded and compelled to surrender.
The prisoners say that 20 men Were killed. on
the Island by our mortars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-11

" Gen. Buckner is confined In an apartment
IN Fort warren where he can communicate with
no one except the prison officers The close i'm.
prisonment Is said to affect his health and spirits
zen Tilghman 10 also subject to the ssms i'm.
pfisonment: These are the only rebels held in
close custody at Fort Warren. -
III The Governor of NJ assac husetts ba, annoIr,.
60 a commission to examine plans and contracts
IoE the construction Of mall vessel similsT To
the Monitor for the defense OF that State coast
ID young candidate for the legal profession
was asked what he should do frst when em.
ployed to bring an action. "Ask for money on
account" was the prompt reply. He passed.
UA young lady lately appeared IN male a,tIr
"a baiumore and one Of the editors says that her
asguise was 30 perfect that she might have passed
iof man "had she had little more modesty.',
An unsuccessful attempt was made in 81.
Louis rev days ago to take the life of Thomas
20 sEonnoi, athesfer actor. Mr.. Connor was stabbed
In three places upon the ara.
soxfrHiSo OF DESCENT The new rebel
Secretary Of War, General George w Randolph.
Is grandson Of Thomas Jefferson.
u Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has appointed
John w. Lewis rebel senator in place Of Toomhs
to serve until the meeting OF the next Ieoisatnre
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HEADQuARrRRs, CAMP KELLY,
tCo

III There IL q good story going the rounds at
Fortress Monroe concerning Gen. Mansfield, who
10 pious enough In creed, but on certain occasions
when his "dander" Is up, can do foil Justice to
the Merrimac came down, the general was all
motion; he was highly excited, and now and
then he eased his feeling by certain forcibIe
elaculations. A contraband, who heard him
gives very good description Of how the white.
haired old man moved about In the midst of storm
OF shells "By golly, boss," said he, s'but de
way dat old mass gin'rsl moved about dat dav
war caution He went dis way and dat way;
he went hea' and he went dar but TO have beayn
de old mass gin'ral swar plumb nigA ike preach
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HOOP, pE-Doo.-As the congregation Of one Of
evening, those who brought mp the rear were
much sssonished at being compelled to step over
as SET OF hoops which some lady had deposited in
Ine vestibule Whether the shedding was
sHected py the powerful sermon to which she
nad neen listening, or from outside pressure, we
are unable TO ascertain. One thing we do aver,
tnat we stood inside Of set Of hoops 'just once d
Utica Telegraph.
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DYING SPEECH OF BEN McCuLLouGH The
last words OF distinguished men have always
been matter OF interest to the world. Those of
Washington, John Marshall, John @ Adams,
Webster and Calhoun, are remembered and often
repeated. And now those Of Gen b. Mccullough
have passed into history. When the surgeon,
with faltering voice and tear In his eve, told
Ben he was dying, Ben looked up, and, with
unfalteIing countenance and In frm tone, re-
marked, "Oh He'll" That was Ben's last Ben
evidently knew where he was going He greeted
bis haven as he was about to enter ft-LoEi.rills
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Connecticut Electisn

HARTFORD, April 10.-Gov. Buckingham has
1900 majority; last year his majority was 600
The Senate is q unit against the democrats The
House stands 1S1 republicans to Sc democrats,
with one town to hear from. The vote OF the
State is nearly Ia 600 less than last year
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