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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, )

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
May Is, 1851.
SKALsD PROP sALs " i'll be received at this ofscs
until Monday, The nth day of June 1861 at noon.
for the supply of suoh qusntt of Fresh Beef and
Vese ables az may he requI ed on the Washington
station, during the fiscal rear CONNIE ucInE on the
1862.
fhe Beef and vegetables must be of good quail
lty, and the best the market affords and eaoh ar
ticle must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved secu Ity Will be required in
one half the estimated amount OF the contT act and
twenty FER centum IN ADDITION will be wit held
I'm the amount of each payment to be mads, as
collateral security for this due performance of the
contract, which will on account be paid until it
Is fully complied with.
EveIy cfsr made must be accompanied (ss d.
rected IN the act of Congress Masking appropriation
ior the naval services for ls46 y approved latn Au
gust lp46 by written guaranty, signed BY or
mere rc9pons bic persons; to the effect that he or
they underta ke that the bidder bGders will, il
his or their bid he aooepted, enter into obi
ton, within five days, with good and sufhJlsnt
suIotlee, to furnish the articles pro sosed.
No proposal will bs considered uaiess acoom pa
MED hy Ench guaranty. w 10 law4S
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The Western Troops.

IEpIANAPoLIs, May Ex-Governor Yates, Of
Illinois, and Senator Trumbull, arrived here
Yesterday. The three Governors, DenRison Of
Ohio, Yates Of Illinois, and Morton OF Indiana,
bad long conference yesterday, the result Of
which had not been made public
General Mcclellan and the Governors reviewed
Eve regiments Of United states TROOPS General
Mcclellan expressed surprise at the proficiency OF
the troops, and was hi9 bly, gratined at their sd-
vancemeHt. Governor Morton has appointed Hon.
VIII Cumback Colonel Of the thirteenth reg iment.
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Mey.m,pts AT Harper,s Ferry

CHANBERsBURs, May 25-Advices from
HagerstOn state that there not less than 10 90
troops at Hsrper's Ferry and In the neigh borhood
There are no large guns on the Maryland heights:
Although reiufGrcemens were being eLPected
daily at williams port. none had reached there
up TO Friday evening. Virginia troops were guard.
ing ali the ferries between Harpsfb Ferry and
Hancock
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= II r T 3, ID X A w Z R 3
- AND OTHER
FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
The Subscribers have on hand, of their own di-
rect Importation, 9 large and wel.-selcoted stock
OF FURNISHING GOODS, and hold, besides,
the Baltimore Agencies of Northern Manufaotur-
srs for the sale OF DOMESTIC ARTICLES OF
GENTS wEAR-sll Of which they are prepared
to sell low as the Goods con 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, MeriHo and Cotton Undershirts,
Mems Cotton, Wool and Merino Socks,
Mems Linen Handkerchlefs, hemmod,
Cotton, Silk, Lisle and Grass Cloth Neck Ties,
Suspenders, of every description,
Mems silk, Cotton cnd Lisle Gloves, white and
colOred,
Pocket Comhs, Tooth Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, &c.
STELLMAN, HINRICHS d CO,
importers dnd m1nufac.1reTS' AGENTS, .
81 HANOVER STREET.
ma2I-lx BALTIMORE
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Missouri State Troop. Di.bsudiug

ST. LOUIS, May "a The state troops at Jefer-
son city numbering about 600 m-9, were ordered
to disband yesterday by Gen. Price. AT hnt
they refused 70 obey, but IL 10 believed that they
viii quietly disperse and return % their homes.
A IeG-inch Eowitzer, an eight and a-half Inch
mortar and three hundred rounds Of cartridges,
ball, shell and canister were shipped from the
arsenal yesterday, destined for Cairo.
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Treep, En- Route fer the Capital.

NEW YoRK, May 26-The New Hampshire
Regiment arrived here this forenoon and took
the cars at Jersey City for Washington. Their
reception here was most enthusiastic, and the
eQuipage OF the regiment excited unbOunded ad-
miratiOn. The Ninth and the Seventy Ninth
New York Regiments leave hers tomorrow for
Washington.
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DsMIssED.-TwoL ieutenants In the u 3. Army
offered their designations to the War Department
on Saturday, fearing they would be called into
service Their nameswere Immediately stricken
from the roll we learn, without their resignations
being received
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See bis card photographs that he is furnishing by
the dozen or hundred, suitable TO send In letters
Call and see his views Of Harper's Ferry sts
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SECRETARY CAMERON has taken the mansion at
the corner Of Fifteenth and streets, which is to
be Immediately hsed up and occupied bY his
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Fire nj Dupkirk. N. Y.

ary fire, this morning, destroyed tbs building
formerly occupied by Brundags seymour
railroad car manufactures, and the freight depot
Of the Lake Shore Road. The loss amounted 70
S25, coo.
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Norlcs.-Dixsr'ct Of Columbis Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
n and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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At Trinity Church, on Thursday, the 28i instant
by the Rev. Mr., Butler. MIR. WILLIAM HEN
DERSON, to Miss MARIETTA T.. MARTIN
only dous liter OF the late John Martin, formerly OF
LeesbQg, Va. (bses burg papers oopyD
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sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and AstImafie
AGsctions. Experience having proved that simple
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
should At once be had to &c BYotcn's Bronchial
Iroehes, or LozeDges, let the Cold, Corgh, or IT.
ritation of the Throat be so slight as Nv this
prooautlon more serious attack may be etectusIly
warded of. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efeotual for clearing and streng thenIns the
voice. See advertisement. dc I-ly
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private In Company A, Second Connecticut Regi.
ment' has been appointed chaplain for that regi.
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SPRINeEIBLD, ILL.,, April II, 1885.
some months since, while recovering from an
attack OF kemittent Fsver, | was esuestsd 10 try
hos.stter,s bltters, as an article peculiarly suited
70 the condition OF oOnv8lescents from fever. II il
but simple justice to say that restored the powers
OF my dig ,stlve organs, and at the same time kept
saying that, hitherto using it in my praotics il
has, IL every case where have ordered u, acted
IKE charm. IN thus speaking freely OF it, far
from PUT patent medicine, an article It by no
msans elaine to be. SANFORD BELL. M ID.
where. m Teost
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Departure Of the Great Essterh-
NKw YORK, MAY 25.-The steamship ofess
Eastern sailed to-day for Liverpool.
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. ReS it; it will interest you.
6u 2-eOIy
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To THE BE sure to read the adver
tsement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial an,
Blood Purifier. In another column. II
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DISTRICT VoLuNTRRRs.-A military company
has been organized In the Northern Liberties, to
be attached 20 the Washington Light Infantry
Battalion as Company. The following officers
have been elected: First Lieutenant, Samuel p
Robertsoni Second do, John H. Tretler; Third
Sergeants, T Grifith, M. Gordon, Rob't Luc kett,
and Charles Tretler; Corporas, J. g Tomlinson
r. Barker, +. Dom, and Robert Philips The
company numbers, thus for. 40 men, and they
will hold themselves in readiness for service at
moments warning.
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LOCAL NEW s.

u Tno'.sh TEs ..rAR is printed on the fastess
ssesn pfsss in u~ south Of Baltimore, Ia edition
10 90 large % " require to be pn. TO press at an
early hoar; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in T-fore IL o'clock m; rtaerwise they may
not D pear until the next day.
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ARRIVAL OF BERRIAN's BArTERY-The bat
terry OF the Eighth New York Regiment Captain
Berrian, numbering 1876 men and six spIendi d
field pieces arrived here during last night Thew
have been in Annapolis since the arrival of the
Eighth Regiment here, which they now join.
avenue to-day at TX O'Clock, on their way to
the camp OF the Regiment near Kalorama Thew
are uniformed in grey jackets and pants with
black trimmings, similar to the Eighth, and are
provided with number Of extra horses and con-
siderable baggage and train wagons
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MARRIED

PRNNIRs,
Persons desiring pennies will always find the
for exchange at the Star Office counter. ii
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EASTERN FISH,
ALEWIVES,
NJ a c X + r. K l..
II l. X X | N q A n ID

EASTERN FISH,
ALEWIVES,
CKEREL.
HER RING AND
SALMON.
zno barrels No. / MeremichI Alewives,
100 90 do 81. John do tspeotion
$50 do No. s medium Msckerel, Gloucester m
~ do Nos large do. DO do,
80 hf bbls No. medium do, do do.
$40 barrels Boston snd Bay Island Herring,
100 do do Clipped do
50 do No. Shore do
500 do Extr. No. Labrador do
100 hf bbls do do do do
IS do No.. Extra Roe do
. kits No Salmon,
Is hif KITS do do
n store and for sale on terms that W L give Eat
Itfacnou. HARTLEY & BROTHER,
Ills Sw ssand 10l Water st Georgetown.
MASSEY, COLLINS CO.'S
WI PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Expected this day, FER steamer ]. Jerome
$50 barrels * bRAUGRT ALE,
$50 hlf.-bbls. do. do. do.
Which on arrival will be for sale Terms cash
on delivery. Army & SHINN.
nj Union Depot. Georgetown.
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FERMENTATION TO GEN. ScoTr-On Saturday,
beautiful silk flag was presented to Gen Scott,
by MIR. J. n. St.arns. Of New York, through Mr.
s. :. Wood, who said, in behalf Of the donor
that 1t was presented tribute Of respect for hi
patriotism and gallantry in two wars; and to-day
and Laws of our beloved country. In delivering
the nag to his hands, he would repeat the last
words Of the dying soldier from Massac husetts
" All hail TO the Stars and Stripes" Gen. Scott
said he would have II put up In his quarters
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
WHARF FOR RENT

0~WHARF FOR RENT.
N MAYORS OFFICE.
Geofsst0tcH, d. C., May -, lS6l.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office
NATL Saturday, the Ist day of June next, for rent
Ing the wharf ct the termination OF Hugh street,
tIIs toy'r, for year, with the pri. ilsge of re-
tc.ning 1t for the term of FIVE years. The rent 70
be paid quarterly. HENRY ADDISON,
m 81 3tawtd Mayor.
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SPRINaE1rIn. ILL., AnrIlII Iesi-

DR. BELL, formerly Surgeon in the United States
Army, gives the following opinion of Hostetter's
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RETURN OF CARPKNTRR FRS FROM FoRr PIcKEss
This morning, ten or twelve carpenters who lef,
with Capt Meigs some time since, and went to
Fort Pickens, returned TO Washington.
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The MILIrIA-The Second Regiment ID C.
M, Col J. Y. Davis, turned out this morning.
under the law requiring them to muster, and met
at the City Hall, In front Of which they were
drawn up and reviewed by their commander
Considering all things, the Second Regiment
made very respectable turnout, and 1t is to be
hoped the other militia regiments will do as we'll
and muster as many men.
The Third Brigade musters w ednesdaV next.
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The ALEXANDRIA SHNTINKL, loud secession
sheet, has given up the ghost The propri etors
and all hands left Alexandria, Il IL understood
about the same time the Government troops en-.
tered that town.
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsK. Before Jxsties TAonup-
son The following cases were disposed Of yes
tefday and this morning: w Garner, drunk and
drunk and profane; do 90 days J. p Riley,
drunk and sssaulting r. Riley; discharged. John
Keefe and Richard Rowles, disorderlY; fine and
cests, 81 81 each. w Bryan, drunk and disor-
defl time and costs, 81 .l2k
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SEE ELsxwHERE the notice Of an adjourned
meeting Of Union voters tonight In the Fifth
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SEE xLsKwHKRR the notice Of the funeral Of
member Of the slemmef Guards.
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DIsMIssED.-Saturday afternoon, Ed c. Muir
ray, OF Baltimore, who was arrested at the Ma
ttonal Hotel by squad Of the Fourth Pennsyl-
vania Regiment for making declarations of an
innammatory character several days ago, was re-
moved from the guardhouse where he was con-
fined and taken before Justice Dom, and released
upon the order Of Captain Starr, after taking the
usual oath Of allegiance.
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e9rH REsINENT.-The following handsome let
Der has been received by Col. Cofcoran from the
Mayor Of Georgetown:
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CIRCUIT CouRS Writ of Error in the 70.
ley Cdss Foley to be Hung This morning the
Circuit Court met All the judges present The
decision Of the Unanimous court upon the writ O,
error IN the Of Foley, convicted last term Of
the Criminal Court Of the murder of Corporal
Michael Murphy, was given, and affirmed the de
cision Of the lower court Foley win therefore be
hung on the second Friday after the court rises
The court win probably adjourn to-day.
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Sun SrRokE.-Gilbert Gordon, a member cf
Company A, New York seventy-hrst Regiment,
was prostrated by sun stroke on Saturday, at the
Presidenps House, where he bad marched with
his companyto attend the fnneral Of Colonel Els
worth he was removed 70 the residence Of DR.
speake, where he was soon restored. r-.e ~
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THE FLAG presented to the Zouaves lust befor,
marching to Alexandria las well as that TO tb
Massachusetts Filthy was bought Of Hammack
II was the Beautiful national ensign long admire,
while suspended over his establishments as III
handsomest one on Pennsylvania avenue. 1t /
the nag which Col. Ellsworth planted on the to-
Of the Marshall House 4 moment before he wa
shot.
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THE NEW YORK SkvEYrH REGIMENT returned
to their quarters at Camp Cameron last night
They brought In with them a number of prison
ers arrested as spies by their sentinels and pickle
guards. A member Of one Of the companies o.
the Seventh was yesterday thrown into deiirun
by bathing while overheated, and another wa
accidentally shot in the leg by member Of tn,
Michigan regiment. They were both removed
to the hospital Of the regiment and properly cared
for. -
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ANOTHER FIFTH WARD MEErI.o "A meeting
was held on Saturday night on Capitol Hill at th,
house Of Dir. Horatio r.. Maryman, ut which Mr.
Horatio X. Maryman was called TO the chair, ane
Mr.. Horatio r. Maryman non1 mated for the Com
mon Council. The following other nomination
Were also made for the June election: Alderman
long term, b. b. French; short term, w. b. Ellis
Common Council, John Grinder, H. nson Brown
and, las already stately Horatlo r. Maryman
Assessor, Thos. A. Richards.
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THK PRKsIuKHr's MOUNTED GUARDS are under
obligations to Messrs. Robert Morris and iona.
than Burkman for kind hospitality accorded tc
the vicinity OF Tenallytown J
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EDITOR STAR As II seems that Mr. Leander
Schaumberger, the nominee O. the unconditional
Union Convention for Surveyor. Is not known to
all OF our Cnion-loving citizens, ask you to pub
lish the following short statement:
Mr. schaumberger 10 a well educated engineer
OF German birth, fully qualified for the Office for
which he has been nominated. IL he has not
been able to present himself in person before the
members of the Convention I'm order 10 ma ke
their acquaintance, II must be ascribed to the
fact that he 10 a Lieutenant In the Turner Rifles
and consequently little no time left for per.
sonal mates.
That he 10 a Union man, 1t 10 unnecessary to
say. Should he be elected. 1t will especially be
gratifying TO numerous German citizens the
more as none Of them has ever held any elective
ONCE under our municipal government. It's
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Our VOLUNTEERS AeAIN-The promptnes
WITH which our District volunteers answered Z
the call on Saturday, when the alarm was raised
to march into Virginia, must be gratifying to al
true men Amongst other instances OF tue spiri
exhibited by our Volunteers, we hear that whe
Company b, Union Regiment, Capt Kelley, wa
called upon, out Of 104 men, but two were absent
the Others being In their ranks waiting for order,
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IN coSsIQuRNcE Of the funeral Of Col Ellsworth
al the Executive Mansion on Saturday, there wal
no musical performancein the grounds there sat
urday afternoon. 49, 81 So t.1E-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-09
Congress.

The following resolutions Of thanks to Gene
erals Joseph E Johnston and Gusta7eT +. Beau,
regard, and the officers and troops under their
command at the battle Of ManasSa, were intro
duced in Congress yesterday and unanimous.
~ adopted:
Resolved, by, the Congress Of the Confede.
rate States OF America, That the thanks Of
Congress are emlneally due, aud are hereby
cordially given, to General Joseph E Johnston
and General Gustave T. Beauregird, and t, the
officers aud troops under their command, f,r
the great and signal victory obtained by them,
over forces of the United States far exceeding
them in number, in the buttle Of the twenty.
first Of July, at Manassa; and for the gallan.
try, courage and endurance evincsd by thlm,
in a prolracted and continuous struggle OF
more than ten hours-a victory, the great re-
suits Of which will DO real zed in the future
successes Of the war, and which, in the judg
nent Of Congress, entities ell who contributed
to il, to the gratitude Of their country.
Resolved, further, That the foregoing reso.
luton be made known in appropriate general
orders, by the Generals in command, to the
officers end troops 10 whom it is addressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-09
CIothin. for tho SOldicra.

Gen. Ira Il. Foster, Quartermastcr General
Of the Sia:e Of Georgia, has issued q public &C.
dress to his people, urging them to prePa;s
winter clothing for the soldiers now in the 6"!d
from that State, aAa proposes to transport the
clothing to than free Of charge.
We copy the main point in the address,
which covers the whole proposition, and hope
the people there will avail themselves Of tie
advantages Of his proposition:
Let each ncishborhood, or town, or village
that has sent a company or companies into tie
field meet end agree on u superintendent 10
arrange toe articles for the company. Let
each article be marked by card, who it IS frcm,
who for. Let the representation Of each CON.
pany meet together, box up all the articles 81!
company separately. On the box &c; IL"
name Of the Captain, name Of the company,
and number Of the regiment be plainly marked
and shipped to Inc at this place. Let the 81
perintendcnt forward to me, ut the same :iaie, c
iul! statement Of names and number Of ncn in
company, md the articles each is to receive,
and they shall 20 Immediately, free OF chars,e."
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MIR, Lincoln from an Inside Wow.

Gov. Pickens, Ct South Carolina, has pub
lished, upon information that Commands his
confidence, q copy of an article hat WAS to
have appeal ed in Z leading Republican journal
of New York city, ct the time that the Fort
Sumter problem vas under discussion in Lin
coins cabinet. This article was submitted, in
proof sheet, to the President and his cabinet,
aud approved, and a proclamation in accordance
Herewith was decided upon. In one night,
however, the decision wa reversed, nnd an
opposite course decided on.
The article, however, originally endorsed, as
we have stated, is important, az showing the
deliberate judgment Of Lincoln and his Cabi'
net, as to the course demanded By duty md
humanity, and by cold, cruel, selfish party
calculation. 1t states unqua!Jealy that it is
impossible either to reinforce or provision Fort
Sumter; that "the President he's signed the
order for the evacuation Of Fort Sumter, in the
discharge of a duty to humanity." 1t said
that chad war, not peace. been his object" be
would have pursued . different course. lie is
mindful Of his oath registered in Heaven, to
preserve the constitution and enforce the laws,
and be feels that his mission is to reclaim, and
not extinguish; or most assured!y he could
have left Fort Sumter to its fate!
The article further asserts that the downfall
of Sumter, consequent upon n refusal to evacu'
ate it, would set the whole North in G fame
Of fury, and urge the people to -~csisiless war,
and that Mr.. Lincoln we'll knew This, Blu! that
his policy was otherwise for The rcsSors
stated.
In one night all this was changed; and Lin.
coin resolved to outrage humanity" to vic.
late his "oath registered in Heaven" to declare
10. "war and nor peace" aud to sacrifice An
derson and his men, as the means Of madden
ing the Northern people. MurdererS, PERU
rers, Molochs. BY their osn confession! Such
is the attitude in which these revelations place
Mr.. Lincola aud his Cabinet before the ccun
ty and the world. a thousand generations, if
history shalll;ve so cong will beap their curses
on such enormous criminality!