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10 Still another large invoice of those splen.
did Neck Ties, specially adapted for Spring
wearj also, Spring over-Coats, Business Goats,
9 &c., Of the latest styles, at s. B. CLARK's New
Clothing Store, No.l2l South High street. M
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Rail Road Tiine Table.
DIED,

DIED, 'nGPf0t dls
This day (Monday, March 49, at one O'Clock, P. N.
EMMA E., only daughter Of Charles and Jemima Min.
ster. -.. -.-.....- 'rs
All friends and aequalntances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services at the residence Of the
parents No. IS East Mound street, tomorrow (Tues.
dayJ at o'clock, P.
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BosToN. March l6.--It ceased showing here
to-day about noon, There has been no serious
obstruction of the rairoads--the various trains
due this forenoon being behind only from one to
three hours.
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MoNTRrAL, March Is. The Canadian Par
liameut met at Quebec on Saturday afternoon.
The speech of the Governor contains very little
Of Importance. He makes but slight ailusicn
to the Anderson case 3 ! IN
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OMAHA, March 16.--The Western Stage
Coach arrived this morning, with $500 in
specie and eight passengers, IN four days and
twenty 1.-Two hours rom Denver to the Missouri
river. This 10 the quickest trip ever made.
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<SNEW YoRK. March 1s.-- -Counterfeit 50 on
the Continental Bank. Boston: arein circulation.
procession Of Irish military aud other orgapizi-
iionss ~ asss &, .ks4.<H 83a
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GrR. KRKrArRicK. No. l65 South High
Street, has very choice assortment Of Gold and
Silver Watches, fine Jewelry, Clocks, Silver
and Plated Ware, at prices to suit the times.
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y Z oCA L MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations TO 1t for the very latest papers
J from the eastern cities. 86t s&.E4k
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for it's daily favors in the shape OF the
very lateTt eastern papers aN
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Philadelphia Market.
ITKLroRArnED FOR THE OHIO srATrsN

lTELEdRAuHED FOR THE OHIO sTATrsMAN
- I..r.. ... b, -rt. PHrLADRLPHIA, March 49,
tFouR-quiet and unchanged. wHKAr-sales Of
white at VI 359l As, red at 81, ,259L28. CoRN-fair
siean OLD at 5eHc, new 55957o. PRovfsloNs-dull -
oopFEE--rio at l39i4c, LaquagrA lax k@l4Kc. WHISKY
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MosourTo BiTEs AND BEE SrrNos These are
ordinarily N very painful, particularly the Bee
Ing or pain, and yon viii perceive no bad effects
from the stipg of those insects. !. Tsyis! ~
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PHIIA ADrtrHrz, March lsl~T The banks In THE
city have resumed specie paymentto-dsy. ar
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"OUR PAPER,n ,..
A NEW LITERARY PAPER,
n.aa For march 18th, 1861, 8
Now Rsady--For Sale Eysrywhsre- Price Five
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CONTENTS:

b ~ CUMIEMIb.
STILL WATERS" A Brilliant Story. ga Is.
"THE CHEAP EXCURSIONS" Complete Story.
THE KING AND THE BEGGAR;" Complete 10 this
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! BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF EDGAR A. POE.
TIE DYING BOYS REQUEST: by Maria Norris.
nTHE DUTY OF TIE PRESENT HOUR. wins
TUE PHILOSOPHY OF BATHING. 81 sd
LOVE: Poem. VrSirisA uHW rhassih
LIE EVEkYWHERE.5 fra Ge gaiv, a3hltt
RUSTIC sIMPLIoITY AND sHREWDNEss.
WHATf APoem. no i0nu.irai sh diu III
THE MOUTH OF LONDON. Vs'ao, ~ D. .pI6l /. "a
HOW PEARLS ARE FORMED y TRUSTING TO
LUCK; WHO WOULD BIZ BACHEL0R; GIVE THE
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THE WAY TO DO GOOD: MORAL INFLUENCE: RAIL-
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CELEBRATED MEN; HISTORY or THE PIANO
FORTE; KISSING; THE DoEos OF SOUTH AFRICA.
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS. lip
Aud much other Interesting and Instructive
Reading Matter saeq7a ~ y oufY1A0 r,p
tf.t. s,f p s5FA rERhs' hAa ga4l Xxx.
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sa Iu Sec advertisement Of Prof. MrELER's
Hair Invigorator In another column.
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DrmochirIo WARD NOMINATIONS AND DELE

DEMOCRATIC WARD NOMINATIONS AND DELE
GATEs.--At the Democratic meetings held in the
a different Wards of tho city, on Saturday even
ing, March 10th, the following nominations were
sA made, and the following delegates appointed
sa'e to the Democratic Nominating Convention,
%" which meets at the City Hall, this (Monday)
evening, March 18:
FIRST WARD. -i..
.-s .aa Councilman Frank Howard. Assessor
A Cheers. Deegates-E B. Armstrong, M:
Conlin, R. Pckerell, E. B. Beer, Frank How.
ard, Barney McNalley, P. Fitzpatrick,
'.tnlr- s, ...a...., = SECOND WARD.
Councilman--S. s. Rickey. Assessor--Ja-
cob Kerner. Delegates--Jobn M. Kerner,
-'' Thos. Arnold, ]. w. Thompson, Patrick Dunn,
Thomas Cassday.
.s-..,g, 4. r. THIRD WARD.
Counciman--Josiah Barber. Assessor--N.
a Holmes. Delegates-H smonton, G. A. Wag.
ner, VIM. Domgan, v. Hettesheimer, George
Merton.
FOURTH WARD.
tCouncman-H Horace Wilson. Assessor
John Weaver. Delegates-s. G. Foster. o P.
Hines, H. R. Beeson, F. Fornof, A. c. Head
d ley, p. Corzlius. rrraat
-fgges fifth WARD,
Councilman-J. II. Stauring. Assessor
Charles Weifel. Delegates Frederick Hane-
wald, Joseph Schneider, David Ketz, Philip
Esper. Frederick Beck, Andrew Kreitline, John
Reder, Louis Hoster Jr., T. s. Shepard, Jacob
Holzapfel, John Hartman, Jacob Schultz, New.
ton Gibbons. Aea F@
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FIRST WARD.

observation-disclosures Wilson. Assessor
John Weaver. Delegates-S. g. Foster. o P.
Hines, H.R. Beeson, F. Fornof, A. G. Head
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Matters I'm Fairfax County

ICPcClal correspondence OF The Star
LEwiSsvILIE, Fairfax county, Va July "a
Editor Star: In noticing the grand movements
OF army asit Passei up thrsagh Fairfax TO-.
wards centrSille, observe that the correspond
ene have sighted and in many instances entirely
t"ieo 70 notice occurrences which are not only Of
considerable interest, but Of no little i'm portance
in connection with the next advance. with re.
sPect tothe petty outrsees Of our troops upon
those whom they knew to be lo-al citizens, have
little to say, as such license must always be ex-
Pected wherever large army moves, but the de-
ss'uetion of barns, grain and other valuable pro-
perty, upon the mere statement of disunionists
SHOULD be laid before the proper authorities At
FAIRFAX Court House a large number Of the most
prominent secessiOnists remained sfter our army
passed through, and succeeded In Inducing many
ofncers TO believe they were loyal citizens A Mr.
bafiy, after having in this way secured himself
from injnry, collected a party OF soldiers, and
taking them to the farm Of Union man fti, ad i
joining neighbor, } declared that the owner was a
bitter secessionist and in the Confederate army.
The soldiers were, Of course, ready for the de-
shuchon Of all secession property, and at once
hred the large barn slowed with hay aud grain,
shot the stock, captured the fowls and demolished
pretty much everything that could be easily de-
sIoyed. This is but one of the innumerabIe in
stduCes In which seceSsi0nists obtained the de.
struction Of property of Union men, while they
themselves and property were protected by
guard of our troops. II is to be hoped that such
men Will meet their deserts when cur troops shall
next advance, aud that our officers will be on the
alert to detect any such rascality Ia the future
Joshua Gunnel, W.fP. Spear, Mr.. Bailey, .
X haley, and other noted secessionists claimed
and received protection from our officers when
our soldiers were clamoring to teach them a.few
lessons, and now those very men are the Ioudest
In their shouts over our repulse, and most bitter
In the persecution Of the unfortunate Union people
who have not been able to escape. Several who
have taken the oath Of allegiance have Joined the
Confederate army, and others who dare Lot 20
quite so far content themselves with abusing and
threatening loyal citizens. There are many Union
residents about Fairfax Court House still unable
to get away and 1t is probable that they will be
compelled to remain until our troops drive in the
disunion pickets Confederate scouts are securing
the country about here, and their pickets extend
down almost to this place. Matters In this vicinity
are pretty much the same as they were before the
advance OF our army, and every man has to 90
armed Yet in this neighborhood there is not so
much danger as many fear, and think that the
Union people in this section will be able to re.
main upon their farms and attend to their crops.
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Matters Over the River.

Especial correspondence of The Star
FORT ELLSWORTH, Alexandria, July IS, 1861
Editor Stay: The Twenty-sixth New York, Col
Christian. after leaving Washington on Sunday,
went as far as Fairfax, when we were turned bach
to this place. The men are now busy cutting
down the trees around the fort, and making ali
necessary preparations to repel any attack James
Godfrey, Of Company A, was shot this morning ,
by Private Miller, Of the same company. He
lived about four hours He was a single man, and
resided In Utica, New York, TO which place his
remains will be taken by sutler Mclaughlin.
Two Of our men were badly hurt In the cause on
Sunday night. Yours, &c, RICHARps
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THuRknAY. Lilly o.

SENATE MIR. Grimes reported back from the
Naval Atalrs Committee, ITO which ID had been
referred because the Military Affairs COMMITTEES
are overwhelmed with business } the bill TO es-
aolsh an U s. armory at Rock Island, Ill; COM
mitted
Mr. Hale reported back from ttf Naval Affairs
Committee, the resolution for a select committee
70 Inquire into the Circs instances OF the surrender
OF the Pensacola and Norfolk navy yards; the de-
sttucuon OF property In them, &c pszed-after
agreeing 20 an amendment Including the Har.
per,s Ferry afmory In the proposed inquiries.
MI Clark offered resolution, declaratOry Of
the purpose Of Congress to maintain the suprem-
aoy OF the Government and integrity Of the union
ana pledgIng the entire resources Of the Govern
ment and the people until the rebels shall su bnit
10 Tue one, aud cease their efforts 10 destroy the
other. Laid over. -
HoUsE.-The Joint resolution In relation 20 the
exhibition Of the industry Of all nations, TO be
held In London In 1862, was adopted
hr Stevens, from tue Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported a bill supplementary 70 aa act
authorizing national loan, and for other puT-
poses.
Several amendments were offered pending the
confederation Of which our report closed
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IL A convict In the State Pri,on At auhr,
has been detected In the act Of manufactnrin )
counterfeit coin in his cell. When he Wa =,
iested IN The prison, search Of his sunk revea Ie
sn',sS OF Iaise nostom, under which was
round complete kit OF burglars tools ubich ~
nad made during his imprisonment. - -
Ut Prince Alfred has made f,hiap .rrp,.
mon 70 Mlnkan, Canada. The Quebe "a ners re-
port mat "the Prince caught thirteen saIrnon ana
tne Governor General the same mum Der. The hrsi
a ,,,n, mere aken by the Prince; one Of them
u The New Orleans Sunday Delta or the
i4tn inst advises the planters to pick their cotton
ana store IL unsecde ed In pens well covered and
epide events. Ia The Northern army approach, the
planters are told TO commit the cotton 10 the
names. This applies to the present crop
III The secession paper at Bonneville p,e.
viously 10 the battle al that place, eY horted d.
State troops 10 "neet the enemy and stri honos
They endeavored TO obey, but unfortunateIv -.
understood the ordef-they met the enemy and
struck for home ~
effect Of the blockade Of the MIssisi mi sooo
In the stopPage Of the mosquito Emigration -,
the southern country, IL Ia reliable e. $50 ~
mosquitoes have been seen this summe, .-h. ~
they have swarmed In preyious years ''''''
:, u The two boxes Of specie which mar. lc.,
,hs 49,, Iss In New ork In removing Il from
t1e Nol,n star, have net yet been found AR
vanderbilt, however, has paid the fuiI amount M
the missing funds-sis, On = '' - ~ VI
w The cost Of the camp at AIdershotis already
over - ,OoO,OD, including purchasr of land 49,
o uSn n oarracks and huts sapplv Of water, and
Q u The army sanitary commission have 70.
the board JoSs oi
III Philadelphia 10 about to .ge, a vain, M.
.osnent' from the navy. The eletEing hssdo mn.
tsn are to be there.
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xxWIIa coYsREss-ExrRA SESSION

sEsArx.-Aftef the close of our report Yesterday.
the Senate passed the joint resolution relative 10
the exhibition Of TIE Industry of all nations to be
held in London In the year 1867
Mr.. Cowan lntrod uced bill 10 make an ammo
prlaton for rebuiIdins and repair OF the Long
Bridge; which WIS read by its title and referred
[This bill apprcpriates 500 600 for the purpose
Amer the reference Of several bills the bin rel
ative - the Tevenue MARINE, to hx the compenss
ZION Of object, tbereof, was taken up and passed
The bill providing for the payment Of the pol &c
organized by the Government in Baltimore wa.
also passed.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Tenn, offered q resolution In
relation 10 the character OF The war similar 10 tba,
Introduced in the House bv Mr. Crittsnden:
Which was made the speeis order for today, and
the Senate adjourned
Hou,.-O., ,,oer, c,o..s v..,.,s,v With. n,
Richardson was addre.sIno IT, uor,. nron ar
imnrud.nre ~ andtnr 80, -, a. L. I.-U =,
Cen Scott -' 'o 'u' pans VI
Air. Curtis Of low, xv.n,.d 4, h,o vho =,
his side of the House had imneacha5 the ch.,,c.
ter OF Gen. scott, ~ ' P'@"Ae~ '"'
r,,,,ii a. 81, - ePleu ot sIylhg, OF me Ne
px,Ie ne,nI,tsd IN oo,tIn,.. ~ - suSh MN
the t;avernment Ho 1000 1n =, ~ tha, u1eIoy
Scott conId NOT s,bt I'D. h.t,t see. oe,l
thai conIS Tha,s ,.. ,a1 - 49,. W. no one
sovs,esgntv 1870, ,sa G SUI uIng a. Sta,e
Wha', ~. NY eSsIns' tns Deneni 1Svefnment
tsm Wv .oe t, wen,eo troops, ne Dad Igh
whsrs 'o' e'e'I "nefe anu move 'nen every
NJ, p1., o.u. ,< S,.. q.
IN nnnms,a u, -. ro,iS t..n.a 80 s.,,Is
an u ne ooulo oe iefced into battle
atkia.,, 49, Juusush', ~ cry Lrom ou'-
Soo,, .,oaD, ~ i nau against zen
A. ptotp. y, tne W. ma. nihseu.
~. $3.50 IN u :. I axe " az osch.
,,no "a ~, - aS naS oecui,ea IN ms pres
s.n.,.sds. ., va '' ana othet memoe's
,y,.tSeh o ,,uIss ne ,nen ieiaee an lncldent
oSSu'!ed, 6ooVe snteo IN the presence OF
me IIsIueut duo Yen Scou whereby the lauer
Ut az, ua sue nSo Iotceo niIn INTO toe
e. ~ Az. I III hIhcoIn was an nonest man
~ 80, ~, ~ e s asio ne ltee firsIoehp
St,Is ~. ~ ~, W esonu up against ne why
~ %a W. 20 IA 'ouue a PIN.
A. S.,, VI NJ ProNseo asalhst me OH.
Ts,;..,n,. ., ,,e,,@r .s Va on matvlhna w.
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pension OFFICE, JuNr era, 1851.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcFRN


Application having been made under tse act of
sd Jule, 1850, Tor the reissue Of the Land WkT-
rants descTibed herein, which are alleged 20 have
Den iost or desfToNcd, notice 10 hereby gvep thsf
% the oote iosloSlng the description Of eaoh War
Isat' new CeItIhoste, Of Lac tenor, viii be 10
no. - ~ LOT IL sores, issued 20 Reuben Love
land on the 18TH IF October 1855 0der tie All Of
80 March lSs5-yUly 9th. 1861.
no ,ls3i, Tor 30 sores, ISSUED under the act Of
and granted on the 18th day Of Maroh Iass2Au
No. 30 SIS, for $50 acres, issued under the act of
bsrch, 1855, IN the name Of SUSANNA Hubbard
WIDOW of John Hob ard, decreased and CTsuted
on the 18Th DAY OF June, ls5S.-August 81, 1851,
No 5,li6, for l6p sores, issued under act OF 1917
70 Augustus Ingram, private Of Captain Murray's
company, second Regiment Of Tenpessee Ipfsp-
uy-Sspi ember 6th, Is6I.
o. S1S5l Tor l<e acres, issued under the sot Of
ELsnted on the 2i;h dsy Of January. lsss.-Septem-
No S. ga, for so acres. issued under the AZ, Of
SePtembe-, 1857, m the name Of Elizabeth Wells
widow o, Daniel Wells. and granted On the 27th
day Of sePtember, lSS-SeDtem g 1881
NO - S1.tor loo aor q, Issusi 1nder toe act Of
March, 855, IN the name of Alexander Orme and
granted on the 18th day Of October, 1856 -Septem-
No n e2s. for $50 acres issued under the sct of
March. 1855. IN the name Of Amos Arthur and
S5snted on the i7lh day Of August, lsS7.-Octobsr
No. &c s2o, for 100 sores, under 40, Of Iss7, and
Q 'arlnE date MAY 9th, 1850, az favor IF MIohssl
dian VO Hutaer-. Mexican Sar-Uotober IS Iasl
q. No, % 50 Tor l2o acres, Issned urder the act Of
March, 1855, IN the name Of James Long, and
grsnted on the slst daI OF March, ls8,-0ctober
JOSEPH a. BARRETT.
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sHKRMANs FAMOUS BATTERY siLRNcEp-LAReR
QUANTITY OF ARMS TAKEN.
Especial Dispatch to the Nashville Union and
American

MILITARY MovEMENTs.-MajorG eneral Banks
who has been ordered to take charge of the MIli.
tafy department OF General Patterson, has not We,
lef Fort McHenry, having been engaged nearly
au tuesday night IN arranging military affairs
WE his successor, Major General Dix. He in
tended leaving here In the regular morning train,
anu IL was detained nearly half an hour Tor his
pared and he left at four O'Clock yesterday after
Major General Mcclellan having been provided
night for Washington, Pitabufp HarrishprU az
BALTIMORE -BaItfn1ore An1srtoan. N"N
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THE NEWS HERE.

ARRIVAL OF Major GENERAL McCLELLAS.-
MAJOR General Mcclellan will arrive in this civ
this evening, to take command of the army of the
Potomac Colonel Lander, Of his stsir, arrived
here this morning
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ASRcEsH LETTKR.-This, IL we NAV Judge from
the letters found at the Laurel Hill Camp, is a
fair representation ofthe feeling among the rebels
One fellow writing to his sweetheart, is fun of
the etfefvescence Of this cheap patTiotis, "a.
words were larger than his ideas, and both TO-
gefher had knocked all ideas of s.Noah Webster;,
Elementary" out of his bewiIdered br.in-so he
wrote: ..r.r- - - 1855 ~ Ao
=" "a agen dear Melindy weer ftin 70, nm,
nsurtls 10 dew gest as we pleas and we ul ste
fur them % long az goddIsritty give us bretb -
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~ DR.. Madden, when In the w est Indies one
day undertook to read the burial service over )
negro, which was listened TO with great attention
but when the doctor came 20 the part OF Dust to
dust, oshes 70 ashes +" the negro who orrc.ted a,
sexton, and was prepared with a spade of earth
iof the usual ceremony, interrupted him with an
inunauon tnat he had neglected 20 order the cot.
mn 70 be put down first Put him I'm de bols
hIst, massa-alWaYs put him in de hole d nj :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25

On 70 understood that the War Department
yesterday Issued an order looking to the thorough
organization and efficiency Of the army Of the
Potomac. One Of the features 10, we learn. that
the commanding ofhcen shall be examined and
approved BY the General Chief before entrusted
with command. - = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25

DVery interesting experiments with N =.
electric light are making In Paris. A sinSje
burner illumlnates with light equal to that ~
f ps, inH moon tie whole square In front of the
Honore nj. Gunner has succeeded in $500
electrical lamps which will burn six hours WITH
out requiring attention, and M. GeIrin,s lam n
UurnS anoeL water 20 nearly as well % in the az
with II submarine structures, sunfe, wree <, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25

TEE IoNiRAc1s for iron, lead, tin, hard ware
&c under the Bureau Of Cons,ruction and q =
Pairs' Navy Department, for the Navy Yard. \
washington, Philadelphia, New York and ~,
y' nave been awarded to John r EIvan, a
tnIs c1ty-3N0 Peansylvania axenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25

MAJOR PHILIP KEARNEy, Of New York, dis
fnguished officer in the Mexican war, has been
appointed erigadier General, and summarized
here.