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EsIaSRsE AERAERS-
FNNAhHI ] AEFAFRS.
he Postmaster General yesterday ordered the fol-

The Postmaster General yesterday ordered the fol-
lowing:
MARYLAyD-A new Office Is established at Hughes
vile, Charles county. Md.
IhomaS j. Boarina9, postmaster on route 32io, be-
tween 8ryantOwn and Charlotte Hail.
NIRGISIA.-COntTact is ordered with J. G. Custer,
of Salem Court House for service between that place
and CrOrig's Creek
at Charlotte Court House, Charlotte county, vice
Charles ". Brown. declined.
Walker II. Holland, postmaster at Washington,
Rappahann0ck county, vice JnO l. Farder, resigned.
Reopen sthe following PoStolices and make ap-
pointmentS:
Mangohick King William county, Mrs. J. Powell
postmistress, vice D. Rider.
Bowling Green. Caroline county Va Jas. A. Scott,
postmaster, vice L. Fayette Larne
LOwUliS Creek, Carroll county, Na.-re- appoint
Mrs. Jane l. Staples, postmstres5.
Eggleston's Spring Giles county, Va, McHenIy
Rutledge, postmaster.
JOhusOntogn, Northampton county, Va, George
| r. Jacob, postmaster. vice V. A. Mapp. Jr.
Catawba, Roanoke county, Va, Samuel Custer,
! postmaster, vice Wm. W. Bland.
| WEST NIRGIN1A.-Wech Glade, Webster county,
! Jonathan Griffin postmaster.
| Sand sRun,4 Webster county, Elizabeth Sawyers,
| postmistress.
Webster c. H.. Webster county, W. Va, John
J Phares, postmaster.
Middeport. Webster county, John E. Hall, post
| master.
| Holly River. Braxton county, Harrison Mollihan,
| postmaster.
Wise, jackson county. W. Va, Henry Harris Har-
| ris postmaster.
| PEI kin's Mills Braxton county, James W. Morri-
| son, postmaster.
| Pa, Michael Anthony is appointed postmaster, vice
| Josiah Z. Bowers; resigned.
| At Fountain Dale, Adams county, Pa, Samuel
Martini is appointed postmaster, vice John c. Mar
| tin; resigned
| powet0n, Centre county William Clark is an
pointed postmaster, vice John Nuttall; resigned.
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New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Winooski re-
turned to the Navy Yard at halfp twelve o'clock
to-day the race having been abandoned lastnght on
account of the storm on the Sound, when the Wi
nooski had made three complete heats and was just
65 miles ahead Of the Algonquin, and gaining at the
rate of 2a knots per hour. At o'clock this morning
both vessels started for New York. and in three hour,
the Winooski ran the Algonquin out Of sight from
her mastheads. The Winooski worked beautifully
making 2l4 turns per minute with 35 pounds Of
steam. The Algonquin probably made Il turns.
The Algonquin arrived at the Navy Yard at l.30
to-day. She put into New Haven last night.
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Commercial Intelligence.
Il United States Assessor Arrested tor De
frauding the Government.


ALBANY, Feb. 14.-Gco. I. Hartford, United States
Assessor for the Eighteenth District, was arrested at
Schenectady, on Tuesday evening, and was brought
before the United States Commissioner In this city
to-day on 4 charge Of defrauding the Government.
The conn Ilainant is Cornelius B. Swart, of Schcnec-
tady, book binder. He swears that in 1868 he sold
blank books and other articles to the accused to the
value of $326f. He presented his bill and tho &C
cpsed said he would send it 10 Washington for credit
On February @. 1861, Swart says he called on lIar
ford, who told him tho Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue had only allowed S9.75. which sum he paid.
Swart expressed regret at the reduction made, when,
as he swears the accused told him to make out
another bill for $50 worth of stationery or blank
books. Swar at first objected, but finally made out
bill requested. Some time after. Swart agce--
tanned that the first bill had been paid, although rs
he sweaTs, the accused had frequently told him it
had not been. Swart subsequently communicated
with the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, which
led to the arrest. At the conclusion Of Swarts
animation, Hartford gave bail in 5000 for further
hearing,
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RICHMOND. Feb. l5.-The Committee on Courts, IN
the House of Delegates to whom referred the
resolution requesting Senator Underwood to resign,
reported substitute day, declaring that his efforts
to procure the overthrow OF the State government
was wholly inconsistent with the duties of his pc
siton. and met the unqualified reprobatiOn Of the
General assembly. No action was taken on the
report.
The Governor sent communication to the Legisla-
ture to-day nominating three judges for the Court oi
Appeals, and fifteen circuit judges. The nomination.
are generally approved by the conservative member:
of the Legislature but decided opposition to
two of those named is anticipated.
The House decided day that the Adjutant Gen
eral of the commonwealth heretofore appointed by
the Governor, should be elected by the General As
semhly
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LLTEST TELEGRIPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Steamer Bremen.
Another Reward offered for Stephens
LATEST cOmMERCIAL NEWS, &e.

New YORK. Feb. 15-The steamer Bremen from
southampton on tho 3lst ult., has arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Gazette says that the first reading of
the reform bill will not be moved in Parliament be-
fore Easter, and probably not before the
sembling of the House after the Easter holidays.
The Government has issued another proclamation
offering $4,000 for the capture of Stephens tho Irish
Fenian Head Centre.
An additional seizure of fifty rifles and bayonets
was made at Dundalk.
Tho intelligence from the United States Of Mr..
Chanders motion in reference to the Alabama
claims, and in favor Of the recall of the American
Minister and declaring non-ntercourse had no effect
on change.
CHILIAN PRIvATEERS.
Several vessels having Gillian colors have appear
ed of Valencia and are pursuing Spanish shipping
They supposed to be pirates, under the cover OF
the Chilian flag.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 31 -Cotton-SaleS for The past two
days l70G1 bales. Market dull and quotations largely
maintained.
The Manchester markets quiet and prices steady
BT eadstufS-Ihe mark ket for Flour is very duh and
prices have declined Cd Wheat is guief and STEADY,
Corn easier and declined 80. Mixed Z5s9a|29s.
ProyisiOns-Beef is steady. Pork steady. Bacon
firm. Butter has downword tendency. Lard Is
tending upward; quoted al SIS. Talow is dull.
Coiiee steady. RQSn inactive. Spirits TURF rrsntine-
q. Cd.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Ccnsols closed nj SGz5GSI; u s.
rad 76i as
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Bank Robbed by Bushwhnckers.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 15.-The bank at Liberty. Clay
county, Missouri, was robbed on Tuesday afternoon
of $7200O. Twelve men entered the town about two
o'ei2cz, Three guarded the suburbs and nine Went
to the bank. Here seven guarded the outside of the
building while the other twotentercd the hank, and
with cooked revovers at the head of Mr.. Baird. the
cashier and his son, forced them into the vault and
compelled them to deliver up all the money in the
bank. & boy named William gave the alarm, and
was shot five times and instantly killed, when thf
robbers mounted their nofses and escaped 4 party
of thirty citizens have started in pursuit but cap
ture has been made. The robbers divided the mono:
at Mount Gilead Church. Three of the gang were
recognized as notorious bushwhackers during th'
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our legisang here to admit to seats in this hall
men who had no allegiance fO'thc Government: vcf
he in favor of granting all necessary facilities for
postal intercourse to The people of the South.
lie had no hostility to the people of the South.
They had suffered much and sIfere Ions, and Uere
entitled to thesympathv OF all mankind. But he felt
that the who led these people into rebellion de-
served the tormeuts ofthe damned t"Good,' Good"
Twas not the leading rebels that this bill pTorosod
t. benefit, but the whole people of the Southern
states. He would repeat that the bill framed in
he interests Of the Government. Hewas Tor the bill
Mr. HOOPER, Of Mass, inquired why mil facilities
had not been extended all over the South
Mr. Alley replied that the Postmaster General
could not ind men for postmasters who could take
Mr Kelly, of Pa, said the gentleman was grievousy
mlsakened that loyal men could not be i6uad in the
South. lie had lust met a loyal men from North
Carolina, who raised a regiment Of niCn troops
served through the war, and had been elected to
Mr., Dawes, Of Mass, said he also knew the loyal
North Carolinian alluded to. That gentleman had
come here to from the loyal members of Congress
what the difference was here between - loyal North
! CGroHnian and rebel North Caroniau? He would
ask the gentleman from Pennsylvania if he could tell
the difference? Mr. Kelly saI he could very easily
and 1t did not require him TO Violate ac Constitution
or prostitute his Office.
MI Alley said be had received lc ers from all por
tioqs Of the South, imporng Congress to grant them
| additional mail tacili les.
lIr, Lawrence, OF Ohio moved to lay the hill on
| the table. Not agreed tO-yeaS so; nays los.
The yeas rs toliows:-Messrs Ames, Baker.
| Banks, BcaWan Benjamin Clarke Of Kansas. Cook,
| DCmiug. Donne!ly, Harding, Hart Hill. Nulbur6,
| Lawrence Of ONO, Loan. Al'Ciurg, Mckee, 0rth,
| Paine, Price, Randall Of ky.. Schcnck. Scoteld,
| Slc0u, scaling Stevens, Van A5mam. v HaShhurns
| Of H. Williams, and Wilson Of Iowu--}G.
| weeks
| BILL To AMEND POSTAL LAWS.
| Mr.. Alley. from the Committee on Pos1oficps re
ported bill to amend the Postal ia7s. It provides
for the sale of stamps on envelopes AT the cost i'm
pressed their face a1d the return of Uocaied for
| letters free Of postage The bill was laid aside.
| The House went into Committee of the Whole Oh
| lhe PM making additional appropriations. aud to
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From Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-Advices from the City c.
Nexioo 70 ttIs 18th nit, say that the ImperaGsts had
painnd great 9, ,,"aess IN tho surrender to them O
Rapaulta by the Liberal Ge"cFa's N4aa1 and Ala
Ioes The city had acknowledged t!,e tS Empire. From
Mazatan and Sinaloa the news is unfavorable ~ Wv
Imperalists. The Liberals ksld all the mountain
passes and the Imperiasts are two s1aa! in number
to break through In Michoacan the Liberals had
been defeated and driven out.
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Z MURDER N MoyTGoMERY COUNTY, Patron
Nj. Charles G. Franciscus, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road we learn of 4 stocking murder that took place
in Lower Merton township. Montgomery county. 1t
is understood that there are peculiar circumstances
connected with the case that will be developed if an
a physician of the township, was the victim. lie
had been oat driving in the afternoon making pro-
fessional calls, and reached his home Just after dark
to take tea. unhitched his horse and vas leading
him to the stable, only a few rods distant II Eas
about seven o'clock at the time. He had proceeded
but part way when the assassin, who was concealed
close by, fred at him, and he fell lfeless to the
ground The report Of the firearms alarmed the Doc
tors family who rushed out and discovered his pros
trate and lifeess body. He had been shot through
the breast with less than five bullets, any one oi
which would have proved fatal. No trace of the as
sassn was discovered and justice for the time is at
fault. 1t was evident that plunder was not the OBJ
ject of the murderer. Dr.. Levering was highly es-
teemed in the circles in which he moved. A large
reward is offered for the arrest of the murderer
Phila North American
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AdeIina Fatii at MarseiIles-EEer Hat Torn
into Fragments for Keepsakes by hcr
u,,4,,,,e3~'i" Admirers, Etc.

OaZ-IIIe
At hiarse.ies. after her first appearance in Lucia.
Patti appeared next IN Balbiars, She sang her roe
in italian, while the other artists sang in French.
But in Difference to the public, who had SO warmly
received her. Mile Patti imposed on herself the task
We can hardly describe the frantic JOY with which
she was received. Since the time of Jenny Lind in
America nothing like it has been seen 1t real
manifestation almost riot of snthuGias. Eight to
ten thousand people awaited the great songtress at
the entrance to the theatre. Her carriage was a
good half hogr dense was the crowd, in trayeEs-
ing the square between the theatre and the Hotel de
Luxembourg where she is stayieg. They broke the
glass Of her carriages they jumGea gp ths steps they
almost crushed themselves under the wheels, while
PATHS hat in the squahbe, was torn Off, and the
crowd fought over its fragments for keepsakea.
boTca an % ar ana @ 'HG % GrwG Nv sJgq b eae e
voice. mad to distribute to the gathering the flowers
which had been thrown to her in heaps during the
evening.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Feb. 1.-THE river is at stand with
seven feet of water on the shoals. The weather Is
clear and very cold.
Cotton is very dull and prices 34@&5c. No ship
ments. Receipts 90 bales.
Alex. NJ. Parker well known wealthy merchant
died suddenly to-day, Of an epileptic fit.
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THE wEEE1LY COMMERCIAL.

This fayorite weekly paper Will be ready at noon
to-day Itcontains interesting romance, the usual
choice variety of literary matter, including Poetry
and the sprightly talk Of Lady Contributor, Edi-
torials, Mr. Bancrofs Grafton the deatrof Presi-
don't ':"noln, the proceedings of Congress and the
Wabodist Conference ct Alexandria, full report OF
the ount Hope case. carefully ptsoarea heyle" o'
the Markets for The week, Live Stock Market Repol
Local Intelligence the latest telegraphic news
from all parts of the country. For sale Inc eoQnta
in wrappers ready for mailing-price three eents.
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Rurnina Of n Cotton Warehouse.

BosToN. Feb 1.-THE storehouse of the Victory
Mills Company. on the Champlain Canal, in Sara
toga county, New York, was burned on Monday
morning. with 500 bales of cotton and large quantity
of stores The loss is estimated at $4,000. with
insurance of S95,OOO E. X. Nudge, of Boston is the
treasurer of the company.
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Marine D5SaSfere-

BosToY, Feb l5.-The ship Herald of the Morning
from Shields. with coal and chemicals, went ashore
in Boston harbor last night and has feet of
in her hold. She will probably get of by discharg-
ing her cargo. The ship Hamlet is ashore On Nanset
Beach, and was much injured by the gale of last
night and to-day The sea is breaking over her.
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ALBANY, Feb. lathe Orleans county Surrogate's
Office entered by burglars lac. night, and was
robbed of the following bonds:
United States Seven -thirties-No 323 677 for SlC0
No. sol 284 $50 Nc. 696 OO 500: No O0O $50: No
1920, $500.
Orleans county bonds-No. 1856. 1894: No. 800, $3.50
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lord EFopcE I'm Canada.

New York, Feb IA Toronto special despatch
to the Hcra'@ says Lord Monck had most iatterinE
reception at Montreal, A Cabinet Council has been
called at Ottawa for tomorrow.
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The Adams Express Robbery

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Feb 14.-To-day verdict of
guilty was returned against Clark and Tristam re-
Gently arrested for the robbery of the Adams Express
Company on The night of January 9th. and they were
sentenced by Judge Butler to hard labor in the Con-
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NEW YORK, Feb. l5th.-Alker's Assembly Rooms.
from No ii2 to $50, on Broadway, was burned this
morning. This includes the American Theatre
known as 44i.
In addition to the American Theatre, the Couti-
mental Hotel adjoining also burned. Loss main
lY cnHeIed bY insurance
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SnlnEi EsOo ~ R.rssinIo.

BUFFALO, Feb. l5.-The reports of the ravages Of
small pox at this place have been greatly exaggera-
ted There has not been eases instead Of 2010
has been stated at one time and the disease is
or the decrease.
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From Richmond

RICHMOND, Feb. 14.-An ARRAY took place to-day at
the Spottswood Hotel, between DR. etuart. general
correspondent Of the New York Herald and Colonel
j. Garnett, late of the rebel army No weapons were
used. but the parties became very much excited.
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RUPTURE BETWEEN JEFFERSON AID JoHN RAN
DoLPH.-Randolph being asked to play chess on ons
occasion refused and gave the following reason 81
have not played at chess for the last seventeen
painful "reminiscences, for the last game played lost
me personal friend forever. was on the most in
heard, 1t being now matter of history, and I soon
found out that, politician and philosopher as he was
he took more pride in his skill at chess than in any
thing else. Very few could beat him. and ut last he
could not endure defeat: knowing this, and feeiinG
that was his match, had always declined piaying
as did not want to quarrel with him. until one un.
pride in so pointed way that l could no Longer re-
fuse with honor, and we sat down to the game 1
was q, warm contest. Greek met Greek. I at length
wards"
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TIE CONCORD RAILROAD FRAUDs.-These frauds
briefly reported heretofore, are explained as fol.

The CONCORD hAILKOAD FRAUDs.-Inese frauds
briefly reported heretofore, are explained as fol-
lows
The Concord New Hampshire@ Railroad Com
anv has for several months been the victim of seri
nus deiaIcatons on the part of conductors in its en-
NJ oy, which were brought to light by means Of de-
been on the track of the parties ever since When the
deteet in question submitted his rerGr every con-
ductor OF, tho road was immediately dismissed and
new ones a Hpointed in their stead.
The Com, any, however. concluded to go turtner,
and instant wits were Issued agnafs ife e
he worth SOo iG0 p,aced under attachment. The de-
alcaOns arc represen ted of an alarming charac;
ter and several persons in Manchester CONCORD ana
ther arrests have been made, and other disclosures
are in progress. One of the persons arrested nad y
possession several hundred tickets over the Concofa
and connecting roads, which he says nc purchased O.
the CnndnctorS -
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Letting Out Secrets.

Mr.. George D. Prentice, of the Louisville journal
makes the subjoined interesting statement:-"If in
the very incpiency Of the rebellion. We were notified
sand of it in one place and twenty-five thousand in
another, the latter sum to be increased indefinitely
to save from possible loss) provided we should &C
for peaceable separation OF the North and South
upon the basis of free trade between the two. dis
very soon afterward offered most enormous prce
for the sale of our paper to diSloya committee q
lion, we were told by the Confederate authorities
that on condition of cur advocating peace or usine
our exertions in Kentucky in way to promote
it. should have as much cotton guaranteed to rur
out of Wilmington as would place among the ricf
men OF the nation, surely these things were no crimes
OF ours. Everybody knows that such offers if made
did not influence us. Not for day through all tn,
rebellion did we cease to urge with all power thu
vigorous prosecution OF the war"
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The Kentucky E.egisIature.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 14.--In the Kentucky Legislature
yesterday the Senate adopted the House resolutions.
requiring the removal of troops from the State con-
dcmnins the Freedmens Bureau. asking for the res
toration of the habeas corpus and rejecting the
stitutiona amendment
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OFFICE, 90 SOUTH STREET.
baltimore, MI.
FOR "Fnvanap n.d Sew orleans
70 Sal Mnrch 81. nk4 O,Clock. 2. n.

The frst-class Steamship "CUBA." ll0O tons bur
then, Capt Sundberg, will be promptly dispatched
as above, for Havana. and thence tc New Orleans
from Browns wharf Fell's Point.
For Freight or Passage. having unsurpassed accom-
moiatiOns, apply to
HENRY N. WARFIELD, Agent,
fel4-tM3-lstp 1G Spears Wharf
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The San Francisco Daily Republic has
an editorial article, under thecapton of Our Golden
Future" from which we extract the following:
1.-THE silver that comes to this civ daily is weighed
by TONS yet not day passes but new and rich mines
are opened in some direction while already waiting
for mills, enough ore to make hundred tons of solid
silver is piled up in Washoe. Reese Run, Esinerald
in Nevada. and in this State. Every machine shop
and foundry is driven to its full capacity, yet vainly
strives to supply the growing demand for mills and
machinery"
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New YoRK, Feb. 15-The Spanish steam frieatc
IFabei La Catolica, arrived from Havana to-day.
She sailed in company with the Spanish frigatc Cam.
era also for this port.
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Conviction OF q SwsndEer
told weather.

New YoRK, Feb 5.--BarhaD,, the mock auctioreer
has been sentenced to the State prison for two
and six months, for swindlins lady out Of 5000
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fel4-t5l3-fgtn


Tsac Baltimore Sewing Machine Agency
is what has long been desired in our city-a place
where all tb standard machines Of all the valuable
manuf5ctUcics c5u be examined into.
WHERE all tho machines with their various i'm
provements are explained; WHERE there is no par
tiality to any particular machine; wHEaE thorough
trial is given TO every machine purchased and ex-
changed. if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Priccs.
Special attention paid TO the repairing Of all kinds
OF sewing machincs Also, sewing machines for rent
FEED'E ". WILD.
ja2)-ly lstpe 60 TS West Baltimore street.
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BosToN, Feb. l4-The ship Hamlet, heretofore re-
ported ashore on Nanset beach, remains in the same
position. She is being stripped but the is too
rough TO permit the diseharglng Of her cargo.
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NattanaI r,ankers, Exnress Comnan.

New YoqK, Feb. l5.-The trustees of the National
Bankers Express Company have appointed c. P.
Williams, of Albany, as General Superintendent.
and authorize call for twenty per cent Of the stock
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In Gold mounted Rubber Holdersl
Ia desk Holders oe every variety!
Fat NJ u cases Of rich velvet for presents.
al WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
BE-. Bz.ARENEF d Co..
COLD PEN MANUFACTURER
dsl5-tf Us Baltimore Street first foOr' up stairs
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TEse IgmGs0r. Riyer Rridme.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The thermometer to-nigh
at II o'clock, indicated lO7 above zero.
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To BE DIscoNTINUED.aaThe military department Of
this city Brevet Lieut. Col VI n. Worrai in charge,
ment of company D 2l4th. Pennsylvania volunteers
under Capt Thomas S. Mason, now doing provost
guard duty in this city and at Camp Parole will leave
tered out of serYice-Annapokis Gazette, -