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Queru's Cod Lirer OIL Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is last super
ceding all others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases, Prepared upon
robbed Of the nauseous taste of the plain article it
is received into the stomach in it's telIi6ed form,
and digested. passing into the small intestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
taioing nature in overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine.
and reoamm mn p the faSnty every heIea tbs
Contemplation and al Scrofulous affections
Sold BY Charles Stott. Wsshington, and By all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENEoLp, PARKRR q MOWER,
No. Is Beekman street, New York,
mar l6- SIN Wholesale Agents,
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FIRST WARD ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF
THE focR.-At meeting held on Tuesday even.
ing last, the treasurer presented the following re-
port of the operations Of this association during
the past winter-from December II, 1859, to March
-, 1850:
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MINIS D11ss SvT9s,
YeyIas' DRESS svIls,
YssaAs' Bssiasss Ssits,
o1il'1 DA1'' i6Ha,avm,s seae., suts..
s. MoAT Ha,s GS0 hISs Hf ciossRE
announce that their annual display Of Spring and
Summer Clothing il now ready for inspsotion. It
YOUTH Clothing ofths nevest and richest designs
TO those Who stady exoelionos With scouomv. in
shioneble articles Of dress, IN opportunity 10 nov
81 RssdJ ssSs GosHns = sSss sisy, vs: ss1se
6ueDd prices. q S-ly
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AUCTION SALES.


By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRANpIES,
- WHISKY AND WINE AT AVcTIoN.-On SAT-
URDAY, list inst at IL o'clock, We will sell at the
Auction Rooms. without reserve, on account Of
whom IL may concern
Is barrels Copper DISTILLED xxx, Martin and other
brands W bisky and Brandy,
three quarter pipe Fishes Holland Gin.
mar % d WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
GALE OF COWS AND HOGS AT THE
~ Union TAVERN STABLES AT AUCTION -On
MONDAY M9kNING, I'd April, at 10 O'Clock, We
agood Milk COVE,
Terms at sale.
mar % d BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Arots.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
SALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT
-, ATcT;oN.-On MONDAY, the ID day Of A pril,
shall sell, at 10 O'Clock m, at the store OF Theo
dore Jones, corner of 10th street and New ork
avenue, an exceent stock Of Family Groceries and
Liquors, viz:
Sugars, Cofees, Starch, Spices, &c.
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Nutmegs, Mace, Cltrcn, Alsplce and Cloves.
buckets, Brooms, Willow Ware and Tubs,
Ooong, Black, Imperial ard other Teas,
Honrbon w hs Ky and old Cngnac Brandy,
Holland Gin, Madeira and Port Wines
smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Cigars of different brands,
IoSether with many other articles too numerous 10
enumeTate.
Terms: All sums of and under s25 cash over s25
credit of so and 81 days, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
mar I'D A. GREEN Apct
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TTTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
pnlil TUESDAY next, the Sd April, 1860, same
hour ard place.
w. SELDEN,
u S. Marshal for District of Columbus.
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sk ~ MIND Mr.. Diapers lecture ON &C I,aho,
ana capital, J" this evening, at Willards' Hail
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physlcian, has Soothing Srxp for Chtldea Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by soffenins the gums, reducing all inflammation
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. 90 II-ly
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OF CLAIMS, YEsrIRDAY.-Case of R. r
i.cnh nna Others, assignees Of Jacob Barker
TIE ssgnnn counsel for petitioners, continued
Court adjourned '"u' concluding, the
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By BARNRD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.

~ 01hIttsRD &c DUOhE 7 UeOrgetOWn.
TRUSTEE'S SALEcBy virtue of decree of
the Orphans Court (cOGhrm by the Circuit
sGgronl made In the case Of the heirs of the late
SELL at public auction, to the hig hest bidder on
IUESDAf. the second day of April, 1850. at Z
property situated on the south side OF st street.
Georsetown, ID. c, having front on SAID street
AZ u feet and running back IS feet The improve.
ments on said lot CO. sists of three story frame
house. sult, bic for large famIl v, stable, &c.
Terms OF sale One third cash; balls nce in and IL
months. the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
pa ments, b. airing interest from the day of sale.
VA. oeed gwen and deed Of trust taken. All con-
disputable. s. T. BROWN
~ Attorney for the heirs.
mar ~ BARNARD IL BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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No. l2-THE WORLDS OPINION must have Its due
and proper course in its Enforcement of the won
derfuI virtues Of the celebrated Mrs GARDENERS In
dian Bals8m Of LlverwOrt and HoarhOund, which
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and is doing
wonders. 1t is for sale at every druggists counter
mar q lW,r
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To CoysuNprIvRs.

WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very Cheap ;
best Ice Cream and Water Ices at low price, At
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F
sits. Is mar Inn
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The DISTRICT IN CoSsREss-In the Senate
Yesterday, the bill Drohibit the issue of bank
notes by corporations. Associations, or individuals
within the District Of Columbia and further to
prevent the circulation of bank notes issued by any
Incorporated company ASSOCIATE on of indi-
rlduals located beyond the limits of the District
Of Columbia Of less denomination than twenty
dollars, was on motion by Mr.. Slidell. made the
special order for Wednesday week at one O'Clock
MI. Nicholson presented memorial from Cor
nenus w endell, asking Congress to establish
0oveIninsn. printing office in Washington. 1.-THE
memofianst sets forth that the public printing
aud binding has been bone Of contention for
wears, ana source of wasteful extravaganza to
!ne treasury that to reform II altogether the only
une remedv is the establishment of a tional
printing office, which would effectually remove
all causes Of complaint; that from his Iono and
extensive experience In the business he is satisfied
that saving Of over one-half the LARGO amnnnt
annually paid (s5oo,OOO) would accrue to the
Government. W 'ne
The NATIONAL BLuEs.-We are glad To see the
military ardor Of our citizens on the increase In
casually taking a peep into the armory Of the Ma
n GodIv p nn on Monday evening, we found
sessrss erpssa, GI f 5eo,1i: on the aOor with
this new Company is becoming quite pro6cient.
aud Will compare favorably as to nuu1bers and
standing WIN our more advanced corps Last
evening the following well known gentlemen
were elected honorary member. of the Comnanv
viz:-Wm. r Dove, 5. T. Parker. w p MOI
gan' Chas. Calvert, VIM. Forsythe
IhE IHEATRE.-The bill at the Theatre. TO-
night, u an attractive one, being the beautiful
Play OF "Mesailiance, (" written expressly for Miss
,pavenport, and the farce Of &c The Object of In
tsrsst OF Miss Davenport we only have to saw
Al tois time that she has long ranked a a leading
actress upon the American stage, as well as a
mighty accomplished woman. I
w. os CLAIMS, YEsrRRDAY.-Case Of R.
i.cnh nna Others, assignees Of Jacob Barker
the argument &c counsel for petitioners continued
Court adjourned ""~' concluding, tne
BEAR ~ MIND Mr. Draper,, iec,,.. ,, se1.,,
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EOR NEW YORK.-The packet schooner York
town, Captain Waglan, has arrived and rs
freIgh hit apply to McCOBB & DODGE, 63SA6
Water st. mar Is
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MRS. WINSLOW.
I'm Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO o T HING SYRUP.
For ChildPen

Which greatly facii.tss the procss tsshnf BY soften
PAIN aud spssnodic action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dspsna upon it, mothers will give rest yourslvs and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
ND and sold ,hs rcIs for oy.r ton
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EOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN. a coachmsn
and farm servant; ie Is quick and industrious,
q capital breaker. Orderer and manager of horses,
and competent to any possible farm work and the
m.nas ement of any maohinery used on a farm, and
curing an intelligent and very useful servant Of
this description, for his own use. he will be
sold a bargain. in order to get him a good home.
His owner will not sell him to trader. Please ad-
dress Box No. IL Star Office. mar q tt
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR N T-Two-story BRICK WARE
Il HOUSE, on Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 10th SITS No. 90. InquIre of JOHN MOORE.
mar 90 ~
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Il brown front, No. 500 10th street, between l.
and NJ north has rooms, with gas in each, and a
su meI kitchen IN the rear; Possession given inn
streets; or to ". A. MARKS, General Land Office
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Tor SALE-A NEGRO WOMAN who Is a
first rate cook and bread maker lis very indus
now offered for her by trader. The object of this
advertisementis to keep her from being sold to the
need apply except those who want her for their own
use. Apply to WALL & BARNARD, Auction
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POLITICAL.
FUSION REPuDIATED BY TIE DOUGLAS
MEN.
CIRCULAR.
NqIoFsL DRNOCRATIC EXECUTIVE CosNirrEE
Rooms, Washington, June 80 1900.

CIRCULAR.
"NnIosAL DRvocRATIo EXECUTIVE CosurrEE(
ROONs, Washington, June 80 100.
"SIR: Reports have been busily disseminated in
the shape Of Geographic dispatches from Washington,
appearing simultaneously in newspapers Published in
different paris Of the Union, to the effect that the
friends Of Stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V. John
con- Dem cratic candidates for the Presidency and
SicePIesdency, presented for the suilrages Of the
people by the National Convention recently assembled
10 Baltimore, were engaged, 10 several of the States
with tie friends If John c. BreckinridSe aud Joseph
LaIe, candidates designated for the same Offices by the
seceders from the National Convention, 10 making
arrangements for the runriog Of electoral
tickets in different States, to he supported by
lem jointly in the approaching Presidential
election, with the understanding that the vote Of
the electors elected by such combinations, shall be
given for Douglas and johnson, or for Breckenridge
and Lane, as subsequent events might require. What
gave rise these reports ard to what agency their
circulation IL TO be attributed we have Of de-
teImIing. The fact Of their prevalence however, is
so notorious that when i is taken in connection with
d fact that II IL stated in some quarters that
lnents locking toward such result are about to be in
augwated in Missouri ard New Jersey the subject be-
comes one Of sufficient Importance ia the opinion Of the
Committee, to be made the subject Of special commu
ica,on 20 the known friends Of the nominees Of the
regular Convention Of the Democratic party; and
ccrdnely ia obejience to the wishes Of the Committee,
now addreis you this circular.
" SO far as il known 10 the members Of tho resident
Executive Committee, no persoD who supports the &C.
ton OF tie National Democratic Convention at Bat-
no person who desires the election Of Stephen
A. Douglas to the Presidency, and of IIersohel V.
johnson TO the YcePyesidency, baF ever expressed
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FAREWELL TO TIE ARCTIC EXPE-
DITION.
From Tie BO.ton Tranieript, Jaiy s.

Notwithstanding the rain, large assemblage of lit
eraIy scientific and mercantile gentlemen gathered at
Grays WHAT this morning to witness the ceremonies
oil the occasion Of the departure of tho Arctic Expe.
dton, under command of Dr. Hayes goodly
number of ladies were present. who could certainly
brave storm to those who are t, face many
storms and dangers amid the frozen regions of the
North.
The Hon. George Folsom, IL .nry l.. Pierreport,
esq, and DR.. George +. Woodward, mombeis of the
Now-iork Arctic Committee, were present; and were
very cordially welcomed by our ewn citizens Although
Dr. Hayes sails from Boston, )unt Of his eSps-
didgn would be complete, which did not rceogoize
the generous contributions Of the citizens of New
York ard phadelphs, aud the deep int rest OF the
scientific corps in Washington In hs national under
taking.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
THE CAuLDRON BUBBLING-THE RIVAL DEMoCRA-
CIEs-BRECKINRmGE A DRAG-EFFECTs OF RE-

PUDMTION-THE FOURTH.
From oui Own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1860.
Some years ago distinguished Philadelphia
inancer wrote with such extreme JUNCTION of the
calm peculiar 10 Summer morning, that some Of
Us nnOcently believed there must be something in
it, The apOstIophe has been quoted in leaders,
worked over by reporters, and ventilated even by
the poets. But it may be get down as a deusion;
by the Democracy it is certain TO be so considered.
Summer mornings bring no calm to them, willie
Summer evenings come hot and hissiDg to their
iaded, anxious, and dspirited souls. The interval
between ia cheeIless-they have no hour of peace.
Their cauldIon is mp to boiling heat, and ii contains
ingredients so radically antagoDStic, that, seehe
and boil as il may there is no solvent in political
chemistry potent enough Ia combine them in a no.
mOgcneOus mass. The week has been an exciting
one with them. The riysl factions have had very
heated term, beside using terms toward each other
that were even worse heated tlan the weather. Let
me untangle.
The Democratic Executive Committee Of this
city consists Of % members. Eleven OF these are
Office holders in She Custom House, Post Office, and
Navy Yard Efforts we're made to pack it fOrtLe
Administration, but did not quite succeed. Formed
III quarrel it is likely 10 bleak up in arrow. These
III are for Breckinridges DisuniOn ticket They
called a ratification meeting for last evening" to DO
he'd IN Independence square Look at lids
union mpudently showing its front within the
shadow Of that sacred old hail. The other section
OF the COMMITTEE go for Douglas, so that the split
is thus far mainiainod aud that secliOn called its
ratification meeting for last Saturday evening, i'll
tho same place. 1t was great gathering, with im-
Inense Tuning at the heat tie perspirati0n running
in streams from those even on the outside Of the
crowd. Every not, speech, and resolution of this
conclsye of Douglas men showed that compromise
HOw is hopeless. Breckenridge and his set were de.
nOuDced without STINT The Southern speakers
vent violently against compromise, except with the
Bell men. Mr.. Forsyth Of Alabama said the pro.
lOsal TO make it was the most impudent thing he
YER heard Of. Mr.. Fields of your State declared
Sew-YCrb 10 be oil right, surc for Douglas, where
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FROM WASHLNGTON.
From Our Own Corespondent.
va

From Our Own Correspondent
WAsruEGTON, July a. 1869
. TIE Courier and Enq1irer has recently INDUCED
in some specuIations concerning the Presidential
election which may be regarded as quite oharac
teristic Among other things, the public were in
formed with great gravity of the substance of
conversation held with "a leading Democrat"
VINO was frank enough to put Gen. Webb in pos
session Of al the details of wonderful plan, by
which Lincoln could be defeated in New-York.
Barnum ought TO secure that man without delay.
The ssgaciOus scheme Of this enterpiing citizen is
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Msgnis tamen exeidit shsis
He failed in bold adventure.

LITTER FROM CHARLTs SGANER.-A the public
diuner in Faneul Hail. Boston, on the 4th ins;., ,he
following letter from Charles Sumner was read,
\. WASHINGTON, July l, 1869.
DEAR SIRl have been honored by your invitation
to the approaching tesval when the Ci!g Of Boston
viii Je9eat i.s 1p6s. vows to the sup ,ort of our
Declaration of Independence. q her engagements
will keep me away; 6u he assured, my Dear SIR thas
pre- cent or a1sent, shall unite in these vows.
Henry Clay in the nobiest utterance, perhaps that
ever fell FROM his bps, ead that the men who would
repress all tendencies 10 liberty and Ultimate emancs:
ton, must not only blow out the moral lights around
TO- but must go back TO the era OF our Independence,
and muzzle the cannon which IhUnders itS ans, w.,
ous return, He saw, Of eonre, tie natural simple
eaiing Of that National Act-so plain on it's face that
ell who Rad or who hear must understand, aud he
ite thought tia the attempt would be made soon
10 n uzze the Declaration itself
The open denial OF the lde-givnQ principle Of the
Declaration OF lndelenoehee, unb Ishingls made,
IN qualification OF tue Fathers of the Republic renders
Il important that our annual celebration should be some
thDg nole than day Of ceremony. The time has
cone v hen th+ Fathers mus be yindi cared. must
be shown that they intelligent and honest patriots
wlo knew what he occasion REQ lired and who meant
precisely what they taid; VINO, when ammo II cling
seli-eyident truls," rs the justification OF hide
rCndence were not guilty of a mere verbal houGsh.
tud who, when solemnly dining natural rights iof-
All MN did not degrade The mselyes TO the hypocrisy
OF meaning ua'ural rights for particular class cssIe
only. The Suttois OF the Declaration were not IDIOTS
o. lypocr!ies.
We're able 10 take part IN our annual celebration,
q onld be glad to speak this theme gsrmaae TO-
he oceasou haI it seems almost 70 exclude all other
themes. hoIe that do not - too far ii enclose
sentiment ia honor Of The day. Accept MY thanks for
the cou'tsy you have done me- and believe me my
Dear Sir With much respect, your faithful servant,
apd fellow ttlzfp, CHARLES SVMSEg.
othc Hor. i. ". Lincoln. Mayor &C. .. .
Accompanying the letter was this sentiment;
The Declaration Of ndepeudence Be-, celebrated by
hhin adherence 10 lie sccrdeaf fufhs aud ~ eons's
oiois 20 render them every ~kee q psepoal oiee-gn
n9utat shls hail become iegcf t- end az sea shan De
God" rr
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STEhLIsG j EwRL Ry.--C Charles Merbsch, Gerlnsn,
p yeas Of ago. ws snestcd by Oaer lynn OF the Foa u
NMd, charged with teal pair Of diamond CARING Soh
brooch set y "a pearls and other articles Of jewey valued a.
$3.50 bsopss 10 Leon Londsky Of No IS East Rrosd .ay
Te prisoner ~ the In whh the mantle pece
TODD the boa containing tie stolen articles heIbsch had no
there ard ate be Lett the welry missns aud has
rot vet recovered The soeaed tksn before Justice
kelly and loeAeauP
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05
A sTRspLINo, 8 years Of ace. was enrnred in

sTRsPLING years Of age, was engaged in
tne manufacture of a stool, which, on account
OF disparity IN the length of the legs. refused
10 STAND up. After fruItless efforts to make it
10 So ne said: "Mother, does the Lord see
everything !! Yes, my son" Well" re-
Pneu the young hopeful, II guess he'll laugh
when he sees this STOOL"
FLORIDA is vuite spuuky. Her Ieoislotura
is considering Resolutions which declare thai
the majority shall not sule in the Federal Gov.
ernment! That's taking the bull by the horns
THE Governor of Missouri being raped over
tne sconce by the Legislature for his late laco-
MIC message, sent in another to this effect:-
our polite note has been received" Stew
art is rum governor.
FANCY is the canvass whereon we paint our
wishes; for that which we know can never
have.
NEVER dsspise humble services; when large
ships run aground, little boats may pull them
off.
CHILDREN are much like jelIies-as they are
nodded, SO will they turn out.
AN exchange says the sports of a North
American Indian and the British peer, are on q
NN~" 'N'Si' SdtCH u lOA, elmer would spend
a whole day and kill dozen horses. That's
SO
"PAPA," said little boy to his parent the
other day, "are not soldiers very small men ~
" No, nay son but why did you ask me that y"
Because | was reading about one who went
TO sleep on his watch
THERE'S a new rebellion broken ont. The
western merchants are threatening to 90 to
Portland, In Maine, TO buy their goods, because
!ney can get them cheaper there than ia New
York.
SoUTH CAROLINA is continuing TO build her
Railroads TO the mountain regions. She has
devoted 100000 to the Blue Ridge recently.
AN individual was arrested the other dav
While endeavoring to pick gentleman's pock-
IL lie SAID be wasn't use to the business, and
vas just trying to get has hand in.
AN exchange says that "In the absence of
9th editors, the publisher had succeeded in Sc.
urng the services of a gentleman TO edit The
aper that week.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-05

THE USE OF DIR. HOSTETTER's STOMACH
bIiIEhs Tor Dyspepsia. Flatuence, IIeayness of the
stomach or any other like Affections second to none
In America or abroad. To be able state confidently
'hat lhe BlerS are certain cure for the dyspepsia
ana like diseases, is 10 the prrpreors source oru
aiioyed pleasure Ii removes all morbid matter from
Inc stomach Purefes the blood. impars renewed vi
'ay TO the nervous sysem giving that tone and en-
ergy SO indispensable TO the restoration Of health The
numerous Acknowledgements ofi,s Superior excellence
and beneficial results have assured the propretors
that cannot but prove great cure to the afflicted
and lmPart vitality to the thorough syslem9
See advertisement in another column