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A Soldiers Reireai."--Gen. Clinch' of Geo,
has reported an important bill on the subject, from
the Military Committee to the House Of Representa-.
tves. All enlisted soldiers are to have the advan-
lages Of this institution, which is TO be presided
over by Board of Commissioners selected from
the Army. The institution it is proposed shall be
supported by all the fines and stoppages Of pay
against the soldiers, all iorIeitures account Of
deductions, all balances not exceeding two.,hirds
of the hospital fund all unclaimed moneys belong
ing 10 the estates Of deceased soldiers and monthly
contribution of 20 cents taken from the pay of
every private, musician, and non. commissioned
officer.


Every soldier who has served in the army for
20 years, and every soldier who has been wounded
disabled IN the service if such disability has not
been ocrasoneI by drunkenness or misconduct,
will be entitled 10 It's benefits.


No deserter, mutncer, or labitual drunknrd
can have the benefi, Of the Bill. Another section
of the bill provides employment for tho soldiers,
at the retreat, in preparing ordnance for the army
&c. The Retrea, is to have any unoccupied
barracks and adjoining lands beoning to the u. S.
i--Pennsylranian.