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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN-From 500 E street corner I'd, on
- Thursday night last, -four white FAM tailed
PIG IONS and a white CARRIER Five dollars
VIII be paid Tor their recovery and detection Of the
thief It,
I OST-On Saturday morning. between Tenth
IL street and the market house, q q l. ID
MOURNING BREASTPIN, with hair ofdeceased
friends. The finder will conf-r o lavor and receive
the thanks Of the owner by leaving it al tho star
Office. IT.
I OS1-On w ednesday. August 10Th, at the Pres
II ldents grounds, a HAIR BR hCELET, with
hair of deceased re lative. The finder will confer
great favor by leaving it at the Star Office. Re.
ward if reqired. Sc p q
I OST.-Strayed or stolen on Monday, Septem-
- Der nth, small red and white BUF- aErA
reward will be given to the finder by leav- 49,
Ing the same at the corner of III and Twenty Il st
SITS, First Ward sc 20 st"
7 OST-On Friday afternoon, either in George
IL town or on the road To the Soldiers Home a
Linked GOLD BRACELET, with the initials H.
r. III. she inside. The finder will receive a suit
able reward by leaving 1t at No. 40 First street,
Georgetown. Sc s2-St
A STRAY COW.-Broke into the Enclosure of
"A the subscriber. on the night of the 9th S1erH
instant, o medium sd white and spec &Az~
killed. buffalo COW, nearly day. The owner
can have the same by proving property, Paying
charges, 60. BENZ. SUNNY:
EOUND-A SUM OF MONEY, which the
Il owner can have by stating the probable locality
and the amount lost, and addressing Box 31S City
Pos, Office. sc 2l-St'
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For ctAsr For Sale AID Rsnt" Advertisements,
see first page
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MORE AMUSEMENT AHKAD.-By an advertise
ment In another column, II will be seen that the
Holman Juvenile Opera Troupe" open at Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday night next for three
nights only. The Philadelphia North American
says Of this Troupe 1--WE remember the first
appearance Of the Heron Family, and then the
Marsh Troupe, but never have we seen such d.
versity Of talent as shown by this talented COM
ment, was hit, aud the versatility displayed by
Miss Sallie took every one by storm. Let every
one see this troupe, and, our word for It, they win
be delig hted -
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$3.50 600 600 of this amount were the sole results
| of southern industry. This $3.50 coo 600 year
York. Let New York see to 1t, nv country.
men. II she loves her commerce, and loves
her palatial houses and princely merchants, let
them see to II that the South, driven to the wall
does not make New Works Of her Baltimore,
Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, and
grass grow In the streets OF New York We can
do without her commercial facilities, but she
not do without our agricultural labor We can
bring the shipping Of the world to our ports,
make our own shipping to carry away $50 millions
Of the 3l6 millions. She cannot supply the $50
millions Of our Southern labor, If ever she does
permit that division to take place. say, there
fore, to New York in no spirit Of arrogance and
pride, that her commerce, while in some respects
1t may be the handmade, Is the creature Of South
to take in hand this question, she, Boston, and
Philadelphia, and settle IL so as to preserve the
benefits Of this Union and the Constitution that
secures to her, We win show to the NJ rth that we
can do without New York, Boston, and Phila-
delphia, and make other marts for our industry,
while her shipping and her warehouses will rot
for the want Of that industry and support. The
Union Is everything to New York, Boston, and
Philadelphia.
The Union is much 70 the South we prefer to
have 1t as 1t is, and we will deprecate dissolution.
But II 1t Is dissolved, 1T shall not be the South Il
shall be dissolved by those who are warning on
the South and seeking to dissolve the Constitu-
ton and the Union Let Northern men see to il
that they preserve that Union IL they want to pre-
i've euclT CoHiinclCe, II tney Wlsn 10 preserve
their manufactures or power, and II they wish to
preserve the South az the best mart for the sale Of
their products, the fruits of their industry and
their commerce. IL we Of the South are driven
to support ourselves, we are independent Of the
world We have the great peace-maker, King
Cotton, within our midst. [Vociferous applause
We will tell the millions Of the world that we
feed ourselves and clothe the world Unless these
therefore, want to be naked laughter u and show
their nakedness, renewed laughter,l they had
better come and solicit the support Of our cotton
planters.
Now then, fellow-citlzens, I beg you to excuse
me from saying anything further, and for the de-
sultory character Of the remarks have at this
time submitted. close them by telling you that
the South loves the Union, respects the Union,
has all respect for the Constitution, and will
stand by and preserve that instrument intact and
is determined that every other section shall so
preserve it, against the attacks Of the Wide
Awakes, the sleepy aboliiionists, and everybody
else
The speaker retired amid vociferous applause
Secretary Cobb then briefly addressed the assem-
blage, after which the crowd repaired to the resi-
dence Of Hon. jeff Davis, and after serenading
that gentleman they retired.
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BUpwoRrH's MINsTRELs make grand fare
well effort this afternoon and evening, for the
pecuniary benefit of Mr.. ]. II. Budworth, and the
sanitary benefit Of the citizens at large and every
man, woman, and child in the District should be
there at one or the other Of the performances The
burlesques upon the Italian operas are the hest
things Imaginable, and should be enjoyed by all.
See programme in another column, and 20 early
IL you want to get q seat.
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REeuIetrioNs, = Officer Reese returned this
morning from Baltimore with REQ uistion FROM
the Governor Of Maryland for Rarbarga, alias La
maj, aims Linley, indicted In Baltimore for co.
aiming money under false pretenses. The cficef
says he had some difficulty 10 getting the reGui-
sinon The Governor begins 10 look upon these
reg uisfions Us In many cases mpositi upon the
s'aIe PERSONS In business obtain goods, fail, and
leave the State; the MERCHANT follows. and has
them arrested for obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses requisiton is given, the party is brought
TO Trial. II proves to be case. and the State is
subjected TO considerable expense. The officer
had to produce evidence that this was not such
case, and also the recommendation of the States
Attorney, before he could obtain the reouisition
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EOR A SHORT TIME ONBY.-DEAFNESS
Il AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.-DR. COL
STON, member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
OF Eng and, has arrived, and Is now prepared to
appy his new and extraoTdi mary treatIncnt by
which he was him,ef cured az or eleven years in
tense suferirg. Partlcu for self cure sent 10
any address for postage; consultations daily from
10 tili clock Tree; reference 70 hundreds Of per
sons cured. Address No. 512 Twelfth street,
Washington. -. g Nervous persons should read
Vita States" for self cure Sent free to any ad.
dress Tor IL cents In stamps. se IL 2ys
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ARRIVAL OF How. ". l.. Y.NcxT-srnEsApE,
sPEEcH, Sc.-isst evening, the Hon. Mr. Yam,
esy arrived IN this city about O'Clock, from An
dencs Of sx-MaI.hal Hoover. In the First Ward
MS atrivai nccoming known, steps were imnie.
ela.eIy 70 zen to tender him a serenade Accord
InsyS about O'Clock, an immense crowd, ac-
soD: panied by full band Of music, proceeded
rom the Breckenridge Headquarters on Four
ahc-a-half street, to the residence Of Mr. Hoover.
when, after one or two stirring airs from the
1ahd, and in response TO numerous calls Mr.
1ancey presen,ed himself on the balcony, and
sfter being Justify cheered SPOKE as follnws.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs
For other Gsorgetoien adrsytr,eps.ts see frst pae.

"GEORGETOWN TAXES.-October Is
US being the usual time for the settlement O
taxes due this Corporation, the attention of all con
cerned is earnestly called tn the same.
CHARLES ID. WEIGH.
sc l9-tOctl Collector.
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God, for the North to say what shall be the des
tiny Of southern freemen. [Good, applause |
That, we hold in our hearts. Our prosperity, our
safety, our institutions do not depend upon any
vote the North may give In this matter as long as
We are true 70 ourselves. They are safe, though
the Constitution may be rent aiunder. We prefer
our protection and our defence in the government
Of Washington and Jefferson, and Of Hancock,
but IL II In not given TO Us, we know that we have
IL In our own breasts. But, within this Union,
sas ~ SG
tehaefed her TO ave the Union and the Constitu-
hon ~ putting down the black republican party.
I6ood They can do II by union Of all PARTIES
Union 10 safe, aud we viii be rejoiced 10 tender
our Acknowledgements TO our Northern brethren
tnai tney have preserved the Union. [Good ] But
II tney 90 not preserve the Union; II they chose
70 divide IL into factions looking after the Stale
spois, and without reference to the safety Of this
sfea. connuy, and this party is elected, and the
south Is driven to the wall, then let not the
upon Southern industry, becomes destroyed, and
they become bankrupt by the operation.
read the other day very statesman Il Re speech
oy mayor WOOD OF New York, at the great Union
meeting, In which he spoke Of commerce. and
the value OF such TO the whole country.
But would commend 70 the northern neonic
this idea, which did not enter into the speech Of
Mayor Wood: Commerce Is not merely the hand.
maid Of agriculture but II Is the creature Of sori
culture . Commerce Is the mere means Of infer.
changing commodities, which is made by indus
try, by the agricultural and mechanical arts Il
10 tue that II we make no surplus there will be-
commerce, but still agriculture will exist and
the mechanic arts will exist for our own subsist
ence 1.-THE South ever undertakes to make othel
marts than New York, and IL the North does no
aphoid this Union, but permits 10 10 be DESTROYED
the South intends 70 make her Bsltimore he
Norfolk. her Charleston, her Savannah, her Pen
sacola, her Mobile, and her New Orleans, be
mars- Rivals, not rivals merely, but substitute,
for New York, will riss up all along the southern
border. Three hundred and sixteen millions Q
exports In the last year, which were all given B
New York and New England commerce, III
oeesang and foreign hsde q The North, ami
-.lIOAI.. " ~ n. IL u - !. |
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quite lted Tor prime Col ard n for key The ask
ing rates az the close hotEhstand general inactivity the
hrmnes Of holders IS great and universal and gooE denand
would result advance Tor al articles. whilst, the other
hand moderate pressure would lead inevitably deciina
Flour dull IN f0repaFt Of the week aud prices
gave sosi but quite brisk demand sprung up at che close
and prices improved some and the msket closed quite m at
IS 5045 60 for superHe SIS 655 extra, and IS 1905
extra family. This demand s chiefly from the south and partly
from the interior Of this Stale The stock here is net less
than So 600 bbs, which large but ike pork, the conf
denc holders higher prices strong and general anu hence
they sell sparngys and submit any decline With reluctance
$40 wheat IN The hands Of farmers, s stocks With mil
lrs unusually light the cry with all holders and Arm be-
lief in It's accuracy the groundwork OF their great hTnes and
that which induces them hold their scksi under The sd
montons Ct the money pressure With the grasp Of the msr
There has been dali market for wheat a the week, and prices
declined &c per huhe closing steady al 81 2l IS or prime
Red and 81 2le3l 30 fer prime white.
Corn has been IN good demand an the week and prices ad
anced e per bush, The market closing arm at i0C IN hak in
the ear Shed dull at 505c bulk, and SIC in sacks buy
ers furnshing saats. prinla .hitn en.nn..nds l.
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IN SACKS Juli received and for ale BY
0U BENZ P SHIELDS & co.
mario Central Store H.,smg
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The Cincnnau FTlcs UuTFt1lt OF Tue IN says:
The various articles Of the hog product have great
extent neglected orders having been Withdrawn held in abey
ance in anticipation OF decline, and the made indicated
prices generally favor Of ers which encouraged them to
hold back in altogether sndin others to buy sparn
cautiously and barely enough to meet their wants Mess
pork bought prices ranging from S to 81 SO but
chiefly S IS good city brands the latter rate being only
small parcels, and the former for lot
packed delivered at Ripley the river above this city
Bacon has been dealt in sparngy, and the market has ruled
dull and heavy for shoulders 93SJc for Sides and
sides Yesterday 40 hhds rib sides sold at
delivered the part the month; $50 do clear
$40 Is SiO7t6O p and Us do rib sides, in lots at 25c
Nothing shoulders and they be quoted at
7szc thst heing the rates asked
Lard duer than any other arceof the hog product
though 0-ed easier terms the business has been
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bales Anddling IO3z9I SALES the week bales Re
eep Of the week 1880 bales against 10000 bales during the
corresponding time last Exports O00bales
total exports Of the bales Receipts at this port
ahead year 3s coo bales Stock at New Orleans OO
bales 1lolasaes dull, 3i9s5 Coffee d 99Is sales Of the
week 5000 bags Stock aNew Orleans 9c0 bags, against TO-
SEQ bags, at the time year Freghon Cotton to Liver
pool fveeights sterling Exchange a9s5l New sight
pare 4 premium.
NEw YORK, March 10 Cotton to-day $500 bales hid
ding Uplands HI Fourtuoyant; sales $50 bales at 1925
as S. Corn Arm Sales 10000 bushels at 6sasle Mess
Pork du sI7 50 for Old. and sis25 for NsE Lard sales
$40 bbls at lOK@lle Sugar firm Orleans e96ao Coffee
has upward tendency at l2519l35[.
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DIR. KINGS DESPENsARY


~ - DR.. KING, formerly Of New York FOR the last
SES-S four years OF Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted HE attention to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years atrs himself having attended practice for
many years, and cured many thousands he is enabled 70
all diseases private nature matter how bad they may he
from snudcou medical treatment neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dspensary is No . DeadecS street. between Cherry
aud Sguare where he all diseases Of private
GOE0RHEA cured without nauC0us medicine interference
from business.
SrRICruREs old date eFectualy cured In
days, operation whichcaUs pain. Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed. Perhaps disease CanScs
mischief and uutermineE the constitution much.
SYP.Ls all the diseases OF the growing OF
ect or treatment, C8ecJuay cured days,
SEMINAL particular attention having been giyen
disease, and all the consequences growing OF it, brought
many by the destructive habits Of inconsdere
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering subject
ct for business society," and causing premature old age.
Females may be laborug with any difficulty thc Womb
may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their with
ecloscd directed to Dr. a. King, No p DCadsHk street
Nashville Tenn, viii have the Necessary medicine their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed Off
from O'Clock in the morning until in the evening.
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AVER .
Ague Cure,

EuE THE SPEEDY q RI OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Hsad-
ache. and Billions Fevers. indeed for she
whole class CT diseases originating in bill
fary arrangement, caused by the Malaria
of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for by the me-
cessitics Of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. such we are
now enabled 10 offer, with a perfect certainty
chat i will eradicate the disease, and with as
surGnce, founded On proof, that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service IN the coulnlu-
mites where it prevails. Prerrafoa Is better ti.m
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run IN violent attacks Of this baleiul dis
temper. This % CURE cxpels the uIiasmatic
poison of Fewer AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, If takcI
on the first approach Of its prcmOnit0ry symptoms
It IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this els OF complaints, but also the cheapest
The large quantity supply for dollar brings K
within the reach Of every body and in bilious
districts where FEVER AND AGUB prevails every
body should have it and use 10 freely both for cure
and protection. It is hoped this price viii place It
within the reach Of all - the poor as wei as the
neh. A great superiority OK this remedy over airy
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Iltermittents IS that IL contains Qiuine
or mineral, consequently It produces no quiniTn
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu-
ton. Those cured by il are left healthy IS #
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatc poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia. Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
Toothaehe Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitati0n,
Painful Affection Of the Spleen Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels Cole, Paralysis, and Dcrngement Of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating in
this cause, put the intermittent type, OF become
periodical. This " CURE expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike
1t is an invaluable protection 70 immigrants and
persons travelling OF temporarily residing Essos
malarious districts. IF taken occasionally or
while exposed to the infection, that viii be esi
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate
sufficient quantity TO Eipen into disease. Hence.
is even more valuable for protection than cure, ara
few VIII ever suffer from Intermittents, if the.
avail themselves Of the protection this remcij
affords.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

These Pills sboUE be taken By females during tbs
FIRST THREE HONIHSof Pregnancy, they sure 10
bring Miscarriage Dat at Guy other time they safe.
n all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight eNeOn, Palpaton Of the
Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will when
all other have failed and although powerful remedy
do contain iron, caloel, auny, anything hurtfu to
the constitution
Full diTpc in the pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, G3te J. c. baldwin & Coz
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ComnaercinI LeIter Erom nov Orleans.


Commercial Letter from New Orleans.
NEW ORLzASs March ) l56OOn the 4h Of February had
pleasure offOwardg you general synopsis of TosaccO
and Produce markets Since that period unvOrab features
presented themselves the Tobacco Market if except
sudden foreign eghts the 10th OF the month
closed This has temporarily checked shipments Europe,
should continue any length Of time it may
tent affect prices for qualities embraced in government
ders.
About the Goth February the French cOnracOrscame forward
made the long expected purchase of old light leaf consisting
amounting the aggregate 1000 hhds
This leaves but little OF the desirable qualities Of the old crop
eur market
The receipts for period 1904 hhds the
1890 hhds, The exports 3sl5 hhdse
b7scng 20 Havre, 50 Marsees, 1888 to
Genoa GIG Naples 1920 Bremen, IA to Antwerp 2o2 to
Liverpool 81 to New York. and Sc Boston.
The recspt5 Carksvllc becoming liberal and up
to the advance freghts arrived
crop repeat former quotations, Planters
Lugs 494}zc Inferior Common Leaf 52l96c, Fair $50
7}c, Fine s9slc Choice Heavy and Light s99}e, with
few sales OF very choice at Ice.
The stock on hand as compared report
vrres ite 800 hhds At this date last year
they the aggregate % us hhds and they only
up 10000 hd showing decrease Of stocks Of 1000 hhds
the year From the ls Of September 1855, to the 4h Of
March, 1859 the receipts this port 62 hhds and for
corresponding period year they oay 95 hhds, showing
pared with year This however, be satisfactorily
by the increased purchases in the West for the New
York nsrket.
The month opened with fair demand for Pork at SII75 Is
for Ness Since the receipts ample
with good trade for the dealers, prices have been we'll
taued during the entire rczth the market closing firm
snail advance.
February Openei with aainacEe for Bacon but owing
to light receipts holders enabled realize 89sc for
Shoulders; for Ribbed Sides, and Ic for CIe About
middle tn month the supply Of Shoulders heng in excess
Of the demand prices somewhat easier whilst prices for
other descriptions continued firm up the close OF
| port.
In our reported dull and market for Flour
Since them unavorabe from the growing crop Of
Wheat and supplies this port caused holders to ad
vance their views closes firm advance OF
| SOC p bbl all grades.
With fair demand and ample receipts, large business has
been In Corn during the month and with bu: tsle
| ton in price on the better qualities.
The month cpenel with large stock and quiet market for
Coffee Subsequently,, prices speculative in
ounce ofunvobe reports from Rio and diminishing stocks
ithe Eastern markets aud marke.is firm Of
| one cent on sll grades.
During the earlier part Of the month the receipts Of Sugar
IRE about equal 20 demand, prices continued
firm until the 18TH when unfayoraole Eastern
and Western markets, together with heavy nportatons from
Cuba caused decline Of &c s qualities, market
/ slosinz quiet tie decline. CAMsBELL, MCKEE & Co.
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TIM ORrHAA-AIr. TRmBLg's bin to establish the
Tennessee Asylum for destitute orphans. to be To-
GATED in or near this city and Mr. PATNE's bill to
establish an asylum for destitute orphans at Nem-
phis, to be known as the Orphan Asylum of West
Tennessee, were passed on their third reading yes
ter5ay in the Senate. These bills provide for an
appropriation Of $4,000 to each asylum, on eondi-
tion that the citizens interested raise a similar
amount These bills have yet to be acted upon by the
House of Representatives.
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce CARY A HARRIS, OF viii
hanson county, candidate for Attorney General for the u
dea Circuit composed Of the counes Of williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4-tdf
We authorls to JAS 2. RAINES, Esq,
candidate for the os OF Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cia Circuit composed Of the counties Of williamson Sumnsr
and Davidson. Election ia Nay, 1850.
Weare authorized S. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county, candidate Tor Attorney General Of the On Judca
Circuit Election, May, 1866