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The Bank Of sanfo,d d, Me
BosToN, May IS An Injunction h,s been L.
sued on the Sanford Bank Of Maine, and receiver
appointed
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The Grain Creps efTe

NEw ORLEANS, May 2s.-AdvIces from Texas
furnish glowing accounts Of the grain crops sf
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Death Of Rev He,,. BnIi..

Bosros, May 9s.-rhs Rev Hosea BsIlo.. Q
well known Universslist minister, and The Pres
ident Of Tufis Callege, died yesterday.
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ARRESTS By SECESSION FORCES AT FAIRPAx-
We hear by gentleman from the neig hborhood
OF Fairfax Court-House that three persons were
arrested at that place yesterday by the secession
troops. One of them, a Mr. Bennett, was arrested
on charge Of "giving aid and comfort to the
enemy" by shOeing the horse Of a United States
soldier The charges against the two others our
Informant did not know. There were not more
than one hundred secession troops at Fairfax
Court House
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We invite the attention Of dealers and Others IN
an advertisement In another column Of a fine lot
OF Mercer Potatoes for sale at the corner Of Third
street and Indiana avenue
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& II L + 5, ID x A w E II Z
~ AID OTHER
FURNISHING GOODS

FURNISHING GOODS.
The Subscribers havo on hand, Of their OWL di-
rect importation, . large and wel!-selected stock
OF FURNISHING GOODS, and hold, besides,
tho Baltimore Agencies OF Northern Manufacture
ors for the sale of DOMESTIC ARTICLES OF
CENTS WEAR-all Of which they are prepared
to sell as low as the Goods can be had in any mar
ket in the country.
They name but the leading articles of their
stOck-viz:
Linen and Cotton Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Silk. Gauze, Merino and Cotton u ndershirts,
Mems Cotton, Wool and Merino Socks,
Mems Linen handkerchief, hemmed.
Cotton, Silk, Lisle and Grass Cloth Neck Ties,
Suspenders, of every description,
Mems silk, Cotton and Lise Gloves, white and
oolored,
Pocket Combs, Tooth Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, 80.
STELLMAN, HINEICHS l. CO.
Importers and Manufacturer Agents,
81 Hanover STREET,
ma l.lw BALTIMORE.
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Filters:
SPRINGFIBLD, ILL.,, April IA, 1856,
Some months since, while recovering from an
Hostetter's Bitters "a an article peculiarly sn,ted
to the condition of convalescents from fever Ii is
DIT simple justice to say that restored the powers
my bowels gently open. have no hesItancy IN
SAYING that, hitherto a using 1t in my praotIoe, il
IKE charm. In thus speaking freely of II, 1 far
means claims to be. SANFORD BELL M n
where. m E,sost
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SEE ELSEWHERE the notice Of meeting of the
Union voters Of the Third Ward, at Temperance
Hall tonight.
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Departure Of tbe NJ

Departure Of the MIssIssippi.
BosroS, May 2s.-The United ststss stssmsh
Mississippi went to Sea yesterday.
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WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN large
w assortment OF GREY aud BLUE FLANNEL
ONER-SBlHrS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW
Frs, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF HOSr, &C.
which We invite ell cash purchasers TO exsmine
before making their selections
WALL, STEPHENS a CO,
322 Pa av., between 9.h and 10Th sis
Ran
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

EASTERN FISH,
ALEWIVES,
MACKEREL.
RING AND
SALMON.
l0o barrels No. MeremichI Alewives,
2o do No. medium Mackerel, 6loucesteT IN
go Nos large do. do do.
$40 barrels Boston and Bay Island Herring,
ln do do Clipped do
% do No Shore do
Sa 90 Ex'T. No. Labrador do
ln MI bbls do do do do
IS do No. ExuaRos do
. kits Mol salmon,
. hlf kits do do
In store and for sale on terms that will give sat-
lsiacuon. nm HARTLEY a BROTHER
m Is Sw SO and l0I Water St, GEORGETOWN.
W PHILADELPHIA DRACGRT.
E1Becf bslr 1ns Say' Per sffesamsT Jerome
10 do. xxx do. do.
500 hlE-bbls. do. do. do.
Which on arrival will be for sale Terms eash
delivery. Army A sHiNN
M Union Depot. GeoIgeto
lust RECEIVED
- 10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
l6o bbls. Old Rye WI Risky,
SSh bbls. HERRING and ALEWIVES,
81 bbs. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
80 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds; (low pIIcedb MOLASSES.
For sale BY JOHN }. BOGUE. selo
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CAMP TRLKsRAPHs.-Yesterda there arrived
at the depot an immense amount Of telegra nh
wire FOE Uncle sam. IL is thought this 10 20 be
put up over In Virginia 30 az to connect all the
camps with the War Department az has been
done In and around tie CITY
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SEE In another column the notice Of q meeting
OF Chaplains at the rooms of the Young Men RI
Christian Association, on Thursday afternoon.
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bsreds Of ProriSioHs and C9otAins,
May Is. 1851.
SEALED Proposals. will be received az tins once
until Monday, the nth day of June 1861. at noon,
for the supply of such quantit of Fresh Beef and
rege aoles ~ may be required on the Washington
station, during the fiscal ear commencing on the
1862. va ~ 'A''
. The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quail
ity, and the best the market affords and each ar
ticle must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one hall the estimated amount of the contract and
twenty per centum In addition will he Withheld
from the amount OF each payment TO be m.de, as
colateral security Tor tbs due performance of the
contract, which will account be paid until n
Is fully complied with.
rooted In the act of Congress making appropriston
foI the naval service for 1886 Y approved l0th Au
gust, 1851 by written guaranty signed BY one or
more responsl0le persons; to the effect that he
they undertake that the bidder or bidders will, If
his or their bid be accepted enter into an obiga-
ton, within i've DAYS, with good and SUFFICIENT
suretles, To furnish the articles pro posed.
No proposal will be considered unless acconpa-
nleQ DIV sncn guaranty IN iS law4w
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Citi
zcns and Soldiers wishing TO enjoy A A &
well 10 G. cal II at the WksHIS&TToIN IN Ie:H I
CITY GARDEN of ERNEST LoEFFLER, sna : .
are certain visit opoe made will soon be rope. /
ed. 1t is needless tn praise his Lager Beer-iust
give him q call and judge for yourselves. The
Gardens are open every day in the week. On
Monday and Tuesday Of each week there will be
Music and Dancing, when those fond Of shaking
their feet can fall in and enjoy good dance.
Private families and others furnished with Beer
at ell things, and all places, on the most reasona
bic terms by sending their orders to the arden on
New York avenue and First street, ma l6-ims
DlANOS FOR RENT.-A great number of
Il Pianos, embracing every class and>-~
style and price, for rent by the week, FVVT
month or year, at reasonable rstes. ftsNP
JOHN F. ELLIS,
apI7 200 Pa. av., bet 9th ard lOtn as
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DROPOsALs FOR STEAM ENGINES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BWreoN OF Construction, equipment and Rerai-,S
May %, 1861. Y
The Navy Department hereby invites pro pos . q
for building the >tesm Machinery of q number OF
screw Gun Boats. The Msehinery Of each Gun-
Boat to consist of two back action, hori fontal
engines, with surface oondensers, and of two yer-
tical ateI-tubs boilers The CT IIndsrs TO be 81
inches In diameter, and the Strokes of piston Ia
inches. The two boilers to contain 81 square feet
Of grate surface and 2, 100 square feet of heating
surface.
No prososals Will be considered, except from
projectors Of engine building establishments
such parties deslrlng TO propose for the above
furnish them with q complete spec fcation of the
saTe, and Dress sections of the vessel. together
with the provisions and conditions of the contract
they VIII be required TO execute.
JOHN LENTHALL,
ma -1~ faft IL
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:, TO THE AFILIcrRD he sure TO read the edver-
tlsement Of McLean's trengfhening Cordial and
Blood Punher. In another column. NJ
PENNIES.
. Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS and than
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. III
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DIR. BELL, formerly Surgeon in the United States
Army, gives the following opinion of Hostetter's
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE-Before Justice Thon1p.
son.-lt will no doubt be very gratifying TO the
numerous relatives and friends Of that notorious
and often named parsonage, John Smith, to learn
that, Ike our friend Moses, the painter she still
lives, and last night was broue bit to the Central
Guard House 81 alive and kicking John, II
appears from the evidence, had just returned from
the fisheries, had mbibed too freely, was found
by the watchnen dead drunk on Capitol Hill,
and when walked up not liking to be disturbed
In bis sleep, kicked the watchmen and resiste d
them all the way to the guard house. Being
brought up this morning, he told Justice Thomp-
not John Smith; he was therefore dismissed on
payment Of a small fine with friendly admoni-
tion No other cases at the guard house this
morning.
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tn ACARU
Theater. is receiving daily large s9P7 kFA
EiSa of al kinds; togethsI With LoBSrEnS,
HAkD a. d SUIT GRABS, CLANS FIR ESH
and PICKLED OYSTERS, and ali the luxuIies
and delcacles of the season.
The public generally, and quartermasters OF va
rious reg lmet IS here particularly. will find it to
their advantage to give him call.
Articles in his line delivered free to all parts of
the city and encampnents ne ar the city. ml4 lot
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS.-One very
" nice Ha Sops' make for 80; one-x
very Moe Rosewood ChIckerInss' maxi EEz
for 100; one kO.ewood ~ wman q Bro.'sutNII
make for SIS, at the Music store of w. 6. METZ
EROTT. sO'e agent of Steinway & Sons and
Raven. Bacon Co. Pianos. ma IL
- NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till III. 9Th
da, Of Iune, 1861, for the purchase of the HI dss
and Tsllow. H Oofs and Horns of the Beef Cattle
belongl' TO Government W hch are daily killed In
the Department o. Washington.
, BIDS must set fort the amount to be given for
the articles for each animal the articles to be
taken away from the various camps where the cat
tie are slauEh tered
Bids must he directed to Captain A. Beckwith.
CON sub, and endorsed, Proposals for Hlaes,
&C. m Is I'd
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CousHs;-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmdtie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once Be had to Broion's Bronchial
It0ehes. OF LoZenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rtatlon OF the Throat be so slight as by this
precautlon more serious attack NAV be effectualy
Earded OF. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them ehectual for clearing and stron gthenIng the
voice. See advertisement. de i-lT
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The STORM Of yesterday morning, though no
very destructive In the center Of the city, wa,
very severe In the eastern part Of the city. A
suddeE haw twisted of trees over a foot In
diameter, breaking the window shutters, blow
ing down fences, &c, at the Asylum, and we
hear 10 blew down the officers tents at the Nev
York Second Regiment Camp. The rain wal
very heavy for time.
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CENTER MARkEr.-This morning the supply,
attendance and business approac he'd nearer to the
old average than for many weeks past at the
OF the old dealers from Maryland and Virginia
were at their stands. Vegetables and fruit were
quite plentiful, and prices moderate. Straw
berries Were selling at 10 to Is cents per quart
Green peas are rapidly declining in price. The
hay market was well supplied; as also the fish
stands, the latter supplied by importation from
other markets as well as local sources
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How IT HAPPENsD.-Capt. Ball says he had
received orders from Major Terrett to evacuate
AiexandIia before eight o'clock on the morning
at about that time. Ii being very early in the
morning when these orders were issued, he con-
Guided to remain several hours longer, but before
pany were made prisoners, with the exception Of
or two.
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Locomotive OFF THE TRACK Last night az
the locomotive which brought I'm the six O'Clock
train was backing into the yard for the night the
switch dew out Of its place the engine passed
over IL, throwing the for ward trucks OF on 70 the
other track, the drivers resting on the ground
while the tender remained On the rails leading
Into the round house. After considerable din.
Guilty the locomotive was got back TO its place,
with but little damage, twisting one or two bars
and wrenching some Of the frame. work little
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M BOYS CLOTHING.
w Il Have received within the last DAY or two
large assortment of BOYS SPRING CLOTH
ING embracing all styles of low -pTiced. medium,
and hne sualiues, which we are selling very
low prices for cash.
WALL, STEPHENS & co.
3o2 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th SITS.
IN y lntellIgencer and r epu blIcau)
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WASHINGTON LIsRr GUARD.-In the move
ments Of troops over the Long Bridge, on the
occasion Of the alarm on Saturday, the w ashing-
ton Light Guard, Capt. Marks, were among the
foremost to advance to the scene of expected
action. The Guards crossed the river and did not
return TO the city with the other military, but
remained on the other end Of the bridge until
sunday afternoon. The Light Guard have been
stationed over the river every fourth night besides
doing good service elsewhere) for some time, in
turn with other volunteer companies.
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TRInUNE's DISPATCH.

FoRr Monroe, Nov. l5.-Mason and Sill
dell were aboard the British mail steamer.
Wilkes sent aboard and demanded their
surrender. The reply was there is not force
enough to take them. Wilkes sent an ad-
ditonal force and put the San Jacinto in
convenient position. Mason and Slideu were
then surrendered. The English steamer
took them on board, not knowing who they
were, their BUSH ess or destination.
Capt. Wilkes, il is understood, acted On
his own responsibility.
Gen Wool granted Shdeli and Mason
permission to send open letters 70 their
friends.
This evening, between 1000 and 5000
aiou troops ara Z Accomac county, East
ern shore, where there are 1900 rebels IN
arms. Uonmodors GoldsborO sent a gun
boat there to-day.
AFegiment Of cavslry is expected here in
. few days. There are Is. 600 D-en now ~
Annapolis ready o embark. The cuccent
rumor Is, they are 10 reinforce Gen. Sher-
man. The fleet IS understood to have gone
to Pensacola. The news OF another ex-
plot may be expected soon.
Gen. Sherman i reported to haze seized
Pinckney Island and ali the able-6odiel
negroes. No attempt has been Glade to land
on the main land
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VIEW YOKK NARKET.

New YORK, Nov. lG.-fiOur market a
shade frmer; demand scarcely 30 active.
Sales Is, 400 barrels at s. 55a 60 for super
State, 55@5 SO for super Western; 10
G75 90 for com mon TO medium extra Western;
5 e0@6 90 for shipping brands extra a..
O.; 1906 IS for trade brands Market
closed quIe3. Whisky less active and with
OUT Change; sales at 21c. Wheat has ad-
venc, 1c. per bushe.; moderate business
doing for export at the Improvement. Sales
81, coo bushels winter red Western; %, 400
amber Michigan l 4291 43. Barley scarce
and firm at 50@575c. Corn less doing;
prices unchanged at 66669 for prime ship
ping Western. Oats hrmer at 46648 for
Canadian aud Western. Pork market con-
tinues dull; prices easier At L 50G1l4 90
for mess; 00g9 so for prime. Beef mac
tive an unchanged. Cut meats quiet and
dull al 44GG43c 5@54c for hams. Bacon
inactive; demand chiefly for further delivery.
Sales 2,o0O boxes city cut middles on
private terms. Dressed hogs 6rn. Lard
rules dun at 84@93c, Butter frm at 100
lac for Ohio, ana zoe Tor State. Cheese
steady at 53@73c. Sugar iu1cJive. SO
iasses quiet Al So for Barbados.
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the next day, had driven them back three
miles from all the heights. 4 colnmn IN
der Genl. Schenck, intended attacking them
in the rear, but were prevented from cross
ing the river owing to high water. An
her column under Gen. Benham,
placed to attack their front or flank and
rear, moved up as far as possible and began
TO feel their front. 4 sharp skirmish took
place, lasting from P NJ until dark w bile
Benham's column laid on their arms wait
ing for morning, the rebels began their
retreat from their entrenched camp, and
before our troops discovered their movement,
they were we'll on their way TO Raleigh.
Their cavalry horses were used in haul
ing their baggage wagons. Gen. Beuham,
90 learning Of their retreat, pursued them
for Is miles amidst a drenching rain, over
muddy roads, when, finding there was but
little chance of overtaking them, he turned
back from The pursuit In a skirmsh with
the rear guard, Col. Crogan of the rebel
cavalry, and few others, were killed. 1t
is thought that Floyd has come TO the CON
clusIon that Western Virginia is not worth
lighting for. The loss on our side is but
two.
The above is sent by consent of General
Rosecrans.
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ryECyyNATY H4R6ET

CINCINNATL Nov. 10 -Four unchanged
at 10 for super I 20(a4. 80 for extra.
There IS better demand ior ~ neat / 2 O0O
bush sold al 50 for RED 9g095 for white.
O4s closed dutI under large receipts and
der Change there we're no buyers Al over
% Good demand for corn al % for new /;
20(a30 for o.d Is QUO bush new white old
~ z e. Do delivered before The fiIsf vi next
January Whisky unchanged aad 6rm al
.I48; holders asked an advance III the
us.1rling but did not succeed 10 obtaining it.
Good demaud for Eogs and 5000 sold at
L0d,3 20; closing "a toe latter rate.
Green meals sold az z4Fa34 for shoulders
and SIDES; 81 Al Tor hams. The
weather Is qglte 9svoIabie- Nothing doing
in old por4 c. bacon. Groceries Arm Al
J full prices and in firm demand.
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wAsH1xarox, Nov. l6.--.Oapt. Taylor has

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.--.Capt Taylor haS
arrived here with dispatches He reports
that when the San JacInto stopped al Cien-
fuegos the esoape Of Slidell and Mason was
ascertained. 1t was understood they bad
taken passage on the 7th inst on the Brit
ish mail stesmerRentE, plyidg between Vera
Cruz oy way of Havana and St. Thomas
aud Southampton. We fred a shOt across
her bow aud brought her to. Two boats
were sent to her der command Of Lieut..
Fairfax, who, boarding the PACKET, arrested
Mason and Slidell who were personally un-
known TO him. They at FIRST objected to
being removed without the employment of
force for that purpose Thew we're, how
ever, removed without further trouble an
conveyed to the San Jacinto. Their res
pective Secretaries were also brought on
board and are now on their way to New
York. The packet had no other save her
own flag. The remainder of her passen-
gers, including ladies connected with the
SlIdell and Mason party, were not molested,
and therefore left free to pursue tseir jour
ney
The official dispatches are voluminous
and include several aceouats of the capture
together with the protest of Mason and
Slidell against being taken from British
steamer
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navy DEPARrMENr.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 16 1861.
Sat- ia VITA no ordinary emotion that
tender you and your commaad tue heart.
felt congratulations aud thanks of the Gov
eminent and the couutry for tas brilliant
success achieved at Port Royal, 10 the
war low raging against the Government
IN this most causeless and unnatural reoel-
lion that ever effected d country. HIgh
hopes have been INDUCED in the navy and
great confidence reposed ia its efforts. The
result of the skin and bravery OF yourself
and others, have equalled aud surpassed our
highest expectations. To you aud your as
sociates, under the Providence Of God, we
are indebted for this great achievement by
the largest squadron ever fitted out under
that flag which you have so CALAMITY vim
dictated aud which you will bear Onward to
continued success. On the receipt of your
dispatches announcing the victory at Port
Royal, the Department issued the enclosed
General Order, which, with this letter, you
will cause to be read 10 your command.
] am, sir, your obedient servant,
GIDEON WELLE5.
To Flag Officer Samuel F Dupont COM
handing the Atlantic blockadiug squadron,
Port Royal.
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KANSAS Cry, Nov, I6.---The Bank OF
Northup & Co, and the Union Branch Bank
at this place were robbed to-day, between
II and l o'clock, by a gang of 20 men be-
longing to Clevelaud's band of Jayhswkers.
Fortunately both Banks anticipating a rob-
berry, had forwarded the greater portion of
their money to place of greater security.
Nortbup and Cos. loss is about $4,000.
That of the Union Bank is $3.50. This will
not prevent tue Banks carrying on business
as usual.
wagon master, just arrived, brings in.
Formation of the capture By the rebels at 3
O'clock, this morning, II miles from Pleas
ant Hill, Cass CO., Of 80 wagons and 500
oxen, on their way to Sedalia. When the
wagon master escaped, the yokes were be-
ing burned, and preparation made to burn
wagons. The tsamsLers are all prisoners.
Jenuison marches Immediately for Pleasant
Hill.