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THE WATER SUPPLY.
An Important Suggestion.

Editor Star: 1t is perhaps not generally re-
membered by those who suffer from deficiency
of water in the higher regions Of the city, that
wherever the water flows from the pipes in the
lower story Of house at any time during the day
or night, the use Of a common pump viii procure
supply at all times. As the pump attached 10
pipe takes on the pressure OF the atmosphere,
water will be delivered through the pump at a
level thirty feet higher than that at which # will
flow naturally.
To prevent waste by overflow through the
pump whenever the pressure is greater than
usual, as during the night, a stop-cOck should be
placed on the pipe connecting the pump with the
hydrant or service pipe.
A few dollars spent in common iron pump
set UP in the kitchen sink of any house In which
the Potomac water flows irregularly, and only
at intervals, will be found n most valuable In
yeStment.
There is probably now no part OF the CITY In
which the water mains are laid, I'm which water
viii not flow constantly in the lower part OF the
cellars, which, il deep, viii be at level not
above that of the water main itself. Hence
those who fail to get water on the main floor OF
their houses may generally, If they have cellars,
command it by putting hydrant, outlet and
stoI-cock near the cellar floor.
A plumber can determine in any case whether
n hydrant thus placed viii be effectual. IL not,
the remedy is 20 attach pump TO the service
pipe for use whenever the water fails TO come by
natural flow.
June 18th. Nj. G.. MEIGs.
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~ Tempus fngit-Fly time.


nS-No skating parties yesterday.
RFA glass Of soda water, with syrup, costs the
manufacturers cent and quarter.
s%The fogs In Illinois are composed Of seven
teen-year locusts.
a6Mn. Fairs death warrant has been signed,
and is in the hands Of the Sheriff.
SOn the 10th OF June Queen Victoria CON-
pletes the thirty fourth year Of her reign.
SExtremes Meet-People who come 70 high
words frequently indulge IN low expressions.
~Whether cancer IL too much for Cunderaneo
or that for cancer IL a mooted question.
1The girls Of Croton, Conn, have organised
boat club, and already make good time at the
oar.
-" Theological circusv IL what the oalifor-
MIA miners Profanely called Rev. MIR. Inskips
monster revival tent -...
0-.f am delighted 10 see You, boys; which is
Mr.. Mendelssohn?" was a TitusvilEans Ques-
ton to the quartette club.
IMrs. Pope, Of Adrian, Mo-, also had that
bad habit Of smoking in bed and roasted herself
alive. gETGV DEFYT Fg
SLondon bird fanciers do q thriving business
BY painting sparrogs and selling them as canary
l1Itis proposed that next year New York
have two mayors-Oakey Hall for day-mayor,
and Fernandy Wood for night-mayor.
~Petitions are In circulation m Chicagoask
ing the Common Council to prohibit the use OF
steam whistles within the city limits.
~Norah Perry describes the average ami
versary attendant at Boston as I" given 70 lanki-
ness, slinkiness, and an ironed-down-in-the-back
expression"
gAn sronaut attached to circus, who went
up in balloon in Chicago, on Tuesday, came
down In hurry half O mile out In the Lake, and
was very wet when picked up.
n6A recent writer says that the fences Of the
United States have cost more than all the craft
that float in out waters, salt and fresh; more in
deed, than any other class of property except
railroads. ,EEgEe.rOE - qLEsEI
@A heartiess old bachelor schoolmaster az
ithaca, the other day, numerically hogged a
wouldn't have him because he had such an ugly
nose.
nOThe Springfield Republican has discovered
that the latest kwinde in that town Is 70 wrap
rel Of pennies. 1t works well until TIE paper
breaks"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ 1,OO3 GIFTS.
ORAND GIFT AND DISTRIBUTION

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
The EovIdtrg ASyiEnl, Sisters Of Clarity Nsc
York, and SOLDIER and Sailors Orphans
Home, Washisgton,
To be held in Washington, D. c., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
ms sioner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9Th Of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders BY the Commissioners :-4-story Brick
House; GO Calvert st Baltimore, S2SUo 22p
three Dwellings and Saw Mill, lying on Ches and
Ohio Canal, $4,000. 3-story Brick House, l22 Boil
ton street, BALTIC, $1,000. 3story Brick House. 800
Goyanstown,s miles from BALTIC, ON Passenger r.
W, 9ll 600. fine Residence near Govanstown,
same location, 5000. fine Residence near Govans-
sse oe Fsde .s;Dns
s sGSd sffs frssns
snd LINCOLN County Eebrsska, per cent gold int
shares National Mechanics; Bank, Bsito.; 100
shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; 100 Shares
Northern Central r.. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. R.: %
Wilmington and BALTIC. r. r 50 900 TlcKErs only
will be sold, at So each, $3.50 900.
Hon II. MSCoLLoueE, Elkton, Md Commi,y,.
H Hs Gks 4 e1sILF BsltG pit Ms Tr,
Rsferenees.-Maj. Gen. D, Hunter, U. s. A, Wash
ilgton, ID. c.; Hon. Jas. 8. Negley, Pittsburg, Pa
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Nd. Appleman
late Atty GEM Baltimore.
Deeds of the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee: Tickets and
Music Dealers, 925 Pennsylvania avenue; W. III.
o. III. Morrison, Book sellers, ATS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz. DeWolf, yeweler, 619 Pennsylvanis
yPS Parker g9oksesr s21 7h street.
General Agent, Ystatioper and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York;
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The Jerome Park Races.

The opening day OF the spring meeting at
jerome Park, New York, Is one OF the most i'm
urday last the weather was fine, the track In
good order and the attendance very large.
The first race was for the Fordham stakes, a
handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each, p. p, for all
ages, only SO Ii declared, $500 added the second
horse to receive 500 out OF the stakes, one mile
and a quarter. Thirty nominations. Thirteen
horses started, among which were Chiiiicothe,
Nv Msixisnd Hea%y ,oois xe5e ~ .,a,s IN,
race, in which Chillicothe was the fsvorite sell
ing for S115 to sfeO for Finese and Nellie j ames
so for Climax and SO for Ny Maryland The
race was Won by Chillicothe in min, l3H sec,
Climax second.
The second race was the Belmont stakes for
three-year-olds, one hundred dollars entrance,
half forfeit, and 81 500 added, with $500 out of
the stakes 70 second horse. One mile and i've
furlongs. There was seventy six entries, and
consequently the value of the stake was not far
from 5000. The following horses started
Merry man, Mary Clark, StockwoOd, Edwin, and
Wanderer. The race was won by Harry Bsssett
in minutes and Sc seconds; Stockwood second,
By-the-Sea third, and Nellies Grey fourth. Ed
win, the Maryland representative, appears to
have got but an Indifferent place. Bassett had
sold at $50 in the Pools, 20 S15o for StockwOod,
and $50 each for the rest.
The third race was a premium Of ssop for all
ages, two miles, with the entrance money re-
served for the second horse. The starters in this
were Hamburg, RufOrd's FLY, Judge Durell,
Midday, Regards, Sir Rufus, Eictoria, and De-
fender. Hamburg won I'm $40; Defender second;
Judge DureT third. Hamburg had been the
fayorite in the pool selling.
The fourth race was a steeple chase, for all
ages, welter weights, the premium being $500,
with the entrance money for second horse. The
distance was about two and a quarter miles. For
this there started Oysterman, 155 pounds; Mitch
ell, 155 pounds; Iammany, 146 pounds; General
Tweed, 14S pounds; and Athlone, 15i pounds.
Won by Oysterman, Jr.; tine BIZ Tammany
second.
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EXPERIMENTS with Bessemer steel show IL TO
be one of the most plastic and manageable of
metals-more so even than copper. An exchange
saws il can be bent, ianged or twisted either hot
or cold, without annealing, and over a consider
allie range of temperature, which is not the case
with ordinary steel or copper. A plate of eigh-
teen inches diameter was forced through a series
of dies until il formed tube thirteen feet long
and one and three-fourth inches diameter, with
out any crack or flaw. A ring of metal can At
one heat be hammered into a die TO form loco
motive engine chimney-top. In drilling circu-
lar hole into Bessemer steel plate continuous
shavings are formed, whereas in a copper plate
or other metal the shaving breaks into pieces one
tenth of an inch long. Thin sheets of the Besse-
mer soft steel can also be bent backward and
forward hundreds Of times without a fracture,
and are almost a. malleable as paper.
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Albany Going 60 Have a Rig Time at
the CAPITOL Cornerstone LAYING.

ALBANY, June l2--The ceremonies connect
cd with TIE laying Of the corner stone Of the
capitol on the oath instant, promise 70 be i'm
posing. The Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
has extended invitations 70 all the Masonic
lodges in the State % be present, and dis
unguished MaSOns from all parts OF the
United States and Canada are expected u
participate in the demonstration. IL Is believed
that at least 1 600 Knights Templar, in complete
uniform, viii be in attendance. Governor h0ff-
man will deliver an address. There win be n
fine military display, which viii include the ninth
brigade and companies from various sections o..
the State.
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THE MARLBORO TURNPIKE-The Directors
of the District Of Columbia, Upper Marlborough,
and Hills Landing Turnpike Company, met
Of the affairs Of the Company, determined TO re-
sumo work on the road at an early day, and
awarded the contract for half a mile OF road
toward this place, to VIM b. HilL-Prinoc GoOTe
0iaa-
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V NJ
R OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN MAY I5rH. 1871 1-' Ia

This favorite and celebrated watering place will
offer additional attractions this season; A . .
GInong ether impTov ements there has been yfA0
added an elegant and spacious ball room lk.3X
ADJOINING the parlor the pSrlor has been enlargcd
and much improved, and the proximity Of the two
renders each easily accessible IL viii be kent in
style not surpassed anyv here in Virginia
The waters Of these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most Of ScrOua Ineipient Con-
SUmpl ion Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis
1hrOnic Pucum1nia. Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic
llaTrhoea, Chronic Dysentery- They are also a
grea. value in those affections which peculiar 70
the female constitution, and appetizer, a tonic
and general restorative, they are, perhaps, unri-
vailed Gmpr psf mineral waters. The Proprietor will
have provided for the lawns and bah room a first
class band # music and IN general all the sources Of
Gniustn eut ard recreation usually found best
sumner will BE- at the nd of the guests
ROCKBRIDGE ALUN.1 The place is within
eleven 70 thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washington
Baltimore. etc. by rail. all in daylight: Passenl
EeTs leave the cars Of the Chcsapeak and Ohio rail
road NJ Goshen reHot. and new and elegant stage
coaches, Passing rapidly over a smooth and level
read q only eight miles down the visitors at the
kTrfngs 10 tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Or. II. r. NOEL. Of Baltimore, Resident Physician
- The RockbridCe Water for sale by the princi-
"a! Druggists Of the United states.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on applica-
ItH my2D-lm
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ShfpWreek.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, june I2.-The brig
Probost, of Hamburg, Captain Harms, from
Porto Rico for Falmouth, took gale Of wind on
the oath OF May, in latitude q north, longitude
CT west. The vessel sprung a leak and went
down The crew took 90 boats, and were picked
up the next day by the brig Julia, from Rio.
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Death Of a New HampslIire Nan in


CHICAGO, June 11.-HOn. Freeman Kcyes, OF
Newbury, Vermont, died here yesterday. Mr.
keyes, his son, Edward p. Keyes, of New York
ana his brother, Hon. Henry keyes, president o
a Vermont railroad and OF the Atchison and
Topeka railroad, were members OF an excursion
party OF eastern capitalists who recently made an
exclusion WeStXard.
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WOMEN HoxEoP Homeopath

WOMEN HoNEoPATHIsTs--The Homeopathic
Convention at Philadelphia, prior TO its adjourn
ment last week, admitted three women TO mem
bership in its institute, viz: Mercy B. jackson,
VI. D., Harriet Judd Sartain, VI. D., and Harriet
s. French, NJ. ID. The convention altered its
SaI 10 as " rloNiJ roi Se VI al
fed. There was much debate on the question,
however, but the friends OF female doctors were
finally successful, and hereafter women will
take places as recognized practitioners among
the hOmeopath
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CHARGE OF CONSERVING AGAINST A News
PAPER OFFICE-Seven members of the Typo
graphical Union were arrested in New Haven,
Connecticut, Saturday, under the statute law of
the State, for conspiring against the Office of the
Mourning Journal and Courier. The persons ar
rested have obtained bonds. Both parties arc
determined to take the matter 20 the highest
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THE MoRsl STATUE, in New York, was
unveiled on Saturday. The inaugural address
was delivered by William Cullen Bryant, and
speeches were made by Governor Hoffman and
Mayor Hall. In the evening there was q grand
celebration at the Academy OF Music, from
whence a message was sent by wire all over the
United States, Prof Morse writing the signature
with his own hand.a The statue cost $1,000, and
was purchased by the subscriptions or the tele-
graphers, the greater number OF sums less than
1--we dollars. The pedestal is the gift of few
private citizens. The statue Is of heroic size
and was modelled by Byron h Pickett, and cast
at the National Fine Art Foundry by Maurice
|. Power. The face Is striking likeness OF
Prof MoTse.L.cICr-L Ct-I.E-L-- Ls-rrrVrrF
THE STEAMER GEo. wEEMs was .stroyed
by fire in Baltimore Saturday night; loss S45 600
insured for $4,000. The steamer George Law
vas damaged 10 amount OF - 900; no Insurance.
WASHINGTON Is making progress. Hogs, cattle
goats and geese are no. longer 70 b. allowed -
run in the streets thcre.-Spr fagfeif (kuss) Re-
Iattlieoa.
Z NsE Vfff go
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/ CROP PRosPECTs.-Recent observations OF the
crops indicate in general fair prospect for the
year, and the rain Of Wednesday night, aiong the
Atlantic coast, which was the eastern movement
Of a storm that covered a large part OF the West
and South, must have revived hopes in quarters
where they had begun to fail, while the direct
beneficial influence was most decided. The
farmers everywhere complain Of deficient hay
crop.
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Too TINA Boston lady thinks she is going
TO get to heaven on the strength of her we'll
been known, without any display OF ostentatiOn,
to boil a large number Of eggs, and when the
poor people come to her door distribute TO the
hungry callers the soup that was left after boil
ing the egg Such acts of charity are unusual
in Boston; but that's little too thin TO get to
heaven on without stirring in a little thickening
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RIA pleasant sort of q lover i'm POsey County
Indiana, attempted 10 Kill young lacy who had
rejected him by pouring nitric acid into her ear
her chamber at dead Of night by removing pOr-
ton OF the flooring.
n<A young lad only IL years old, at warrens-
burg, Mo-, who had sedueed Mn. Toucey. shot
and killed her husband the other day because he
ordered him out Of his house. Owing 20 his ex-
irene youth he has not been arrested. IL being
supposed the woman advised the boy 20 commit
the deed.
81 Mr.. l. p. Taylor, Of Vermont. is at South
Bend, Ind, on short visit for the benefit OF his
health, the i've Mrs TaylOrs whom he left at
home having proved too much OF a load on his
mind They are after him, however, and he
wants one OF those swamp angel divorces that
win shoot in i've directions all al once.
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R,tcheIor.s Hair i've.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, docs not contain
lead; any ritdite poison to produce paralysis on
death. Avoid the Wanted and deusive partitions
boastDg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York fe5-tf
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HARRISBURG, june I0--1he Grand COnclave
Of knights Templsr this week promises 70 be an
imposing demonstration Fifteen commando
ries, with nine bands, have notified the commit
tee that they vii take part in Thursdays grand
procession.
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DINEY POINT PAVILION.
u 81. NARY-S co UNTY, AAR YLAND

This fayorite summer resort 100 miles from Wash
ingtCn and the same distance from Balti- A
mere within few miles Of Chesa peake bay, VEsHV
can be reached by steamers every Tues lEs5<4 IN
cay and Saturday from Baltimore, and ev erV Nom.
Gay, Tuesday. "Wednesday Friday and SATURDAY
from WaShingt0n-accom mOdatiOns for $50 quests
will be opened for the rec ptOn Of visitors on
the Eth 81 June next and closed the 18th of Oc-
tober me ice house filed with northern ice, and
many other additions have been made since last
scasOn for the comfort and convenience of guests
salt water bathing, fishing, Grabbing, boating or
IuHtlsg- ten pins, quot and crOquet grounds and
good music are among the amusemeI1s to be found
at this delightful place, and for comfort and health
cannot be exceed by any place in the United States
Terms: 50 per day SIS per week SIS per month
a % days Misses aud children under 20 years of age
half price.
:. A. r. POTTS, Proprietor.
tri-weekIy mail BY steamer has lately been es
tablshed my2I-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm to the plainest face; but when faded,
features before agreeable lose their comelness and
the whole expression Is that of advancing age This
being fact IL not surprising that even injurious
articles should have been prepared TO supply the
millions who wish tn ay old prematurely gray hair.
dered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success.
Ii is the only preparation furnishing safe and re-
liable restorer the hair absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleterious matter, and without sed
themselves of it, not simply because 1t restores the
color of the hair, but because il supplies nourish
dccayed it becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections Of the country orders and testimo
terms of its qualities the only preparation that
Wsb , II ana Pa 18Th s and Ca
vert Ford I105 Pa. Christiani Bros, 7th and
irogey No ovE Br Ys 81
I'd st. and Pa. r. A. Bacon, "a and SITS Island;
Wm. III. Daw, corner 10th and y sts.; and at the
Depot, corner of I'd and ID SITS. N. W. Iel2-n
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LECTURES.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
DR.. L. P. ROWLAND will deliver course OF fonr
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MICRO
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LlGH T for the illus
trations, with experiments in NITROUS OXIDE
showing its wonderful anesthetic influence At Lin
coin Hall every FRIDAY EVENING, commencing
Admission 10 each Lecture, Is cents
Lectures to commence at O'Clock
10 extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets and
reserved seats for sale at Parker's News Depot
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
Teachers and pupils of all the public, private and
sunday schools admitted for ten cents each jel 2Of
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SECRETARY BELKNAP is expected to return
here from West Point this evening.
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEr SIGNAL osprcER.

WAsHINGTON, ID. e., June 12-10.30 a. IN. (
SynOpsts for the past tscenty.foHr hOurs.-The
barometer remains sensbly stationary at the
Rocky Mountain and Pacific. stations. The
pressure has risen Slightly in the Mississippi val
ley, but has fallen TO the eastward. The area of
very low pressure has extended over New York
and the Eastern States, but has probably, ontbe
whole, moved northeastward. Southwesteriy
winds prevailed Sunday from the Atlantic coast
TO the lower lakes. Northwesterly winds are
now reported from Lake Ontario, to Arkansas
and westward, with clearing and clear weather
I Probdbilies.-It Is probable that the barome-
ter will rise in the Middle and Eastern States
during the day, and the storm be very generally
cleared away by Monday evening, followed for
short time by brisk northwesterly winds from
probably continue during the day from Lake
Erie to Tennessee and westward, with cool west
erly breezes.
/ LOCAL RECoRD.-The thermometer i'm Tar
EVENING STAR business office registered as fol-
lows to-day:-S a. m, 60; 10 a. m, 20; u m, II;
3p. m, 70.
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COUNT CoRTI, the Italian Minister TO the
United States, is making a visit to Boston, and
is the guest Of Mr.. Francis Braggotti.
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CHICAGO, June iI.-Rey. Ludwig Fink, OF ST
Josephs Church, Chicago, was to-day conse-
Grated Bishop in Pdribss and oOsdj utOr " Bishop
Miege, Vicar Apostolic of Kansas.
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LONDON, June IA dispatch from Bombay
says vessel bound from kurrachae - Katasir
recently foundered near Luckput, and eighty
lives were lost -
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THURsT0N'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW;
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 80 cents
JOUVENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all drug
gsts aud fancy goods dealers. Price Is cents. de5y
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Great Redu cffOn.
IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES

BRANDIES, GINS, &c,
2 years old, S2.56 per GAL. Robertson 4 do, S33
do; Bowler, do. Old Crow, do, So do, Baker,
Brandies-Larocheller,S So do; do; fine ) IS do /;
Hehnessey, 1884, do; do, 1919, Slo do; otard,
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade.
G. GAUTIER, -
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myll 1917 and 1919 PENIS avenue.
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"GRACE GREENwooD" has transferred her
correspondence from the n. Y. Tribune TO
the Times.
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CAPTAIN EDWARD BARRETT, q. $. N, has
been ordered TO duty in charge of the Nayiga-
ton Department OF the New York navy yard.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
amounted to $4,000
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S656 ,o2s.57.
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Educationfn Alabama.

SELMA, Ala, June lO.-Ihe sGperintendent
OF public instruction Of Alabama invites the
alumni Of the University OF Alabama 70 meet
June 21st at Tuscaloosa.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICHARDSON, j. P
Bigelow, chief of the loan division, and C. f.
Prentice, Of the Registers Office, Treasury De-
partment sail from New York on Wednesday in
the Java for Europe to assist in negotiating the
new loan. Buring the absence of MIR. Bigelow
ID. Baker, Esq, will act as chief OF the loan di-
vision.