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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
CONFIDENCE PATRONAGE


FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
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and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in it's
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You to doubt.
EWALL STREET, NFv YoRE, Dec. So 1889.
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Ewsrd il to you ohseTflily, becc~se / think 1t
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six years slnce il began 70 tnr gray and the sosip
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in this UNPLEASANT ,redlc.mert vas Induced to
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gssaty surprised to fad, SITE the uso OF two bot
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Affair.in We,t,rn Yireinia

HARRISBURG, May Ii -Inielligent Virginians
from Western Vi.ginia-bearers of dispatches to
Neutrality-suspicious. Western Virginia will form
asepsrate State is herond question IL will In
clude forty-fve counties.
Two thousand troops have been sworn In the
service Of the United States I'm Western Virginia.
Two regiments in Ohio are ready 10 cross the
river IN a moments notice TO defend Wheeling
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Attack on Fertre.. M.nr.. Expected

NEw YoRE, May i6.-The steamer Bowman
has arrived here from Fortress Monroe, with the
women and children OF the garrison-an attack
being consi dered not improbable.
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Wood and Coal.

A No. article Of WOOD on hand, prepared 10
suit the wants Of each customer. Wood sold cord
length also, or in any vsy or any quantities de-
sired. . H-...f.
IL Coal hspf is Coal Hoses, screened bsfore de
III 2.2<0 Lbs. to the ton.
HI Personal attention 20 every order.
.ss.ssa fa.-- TIA w. M. GAIT.
Once asa Pc sv., between nth and lsih sta
WOOD MI saS Wharf zoos sf ssvspssenta :sres'
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CAR RIA6ES.

i HE Subscriber having made additions IN his
factory, making it nov one OF the largest &ENzL
for Misunderstanding CARRIAGES sndS6SN
LIGHT WAGONS OF ali kind. cenuot be tuI-
passed, and from hue long ex perience IN the buei
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
: All kinds Of Carriages aud Light Wagons kept
All REPAIRS neatly done, and oil orders
promptly attended 70.
Second hand carriassss ssfsH IN siSeseSs io'
is-u corner of Fourteenth and E sts.
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Return of Country Trssps.

HARRISBURG, May IL "A number Of troops
from Potter, Tioga, Bradford and susquehsnna
counties who supposed they had enlisted for three
months, are going home because they are now re-
quired to serve for as many years.
IL Is said that about 200 from Potter and Nc Keen
counties have returned home from this point within
q week
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IMPROVING Sweeny, the artilleryman attached
to the r hode Island Marine Artillery. who was 20
badly injured the other day by the premature dis
charge Of a cannon, il amending rapidly. The
surgeon hopes to save both his arm and eye.
GENITAL GUARD House. CAsEs-Jno. Warner
(cold, drunk and disorderly; ne and costs 81 Is
hannah Flint, do; workhouse 90 days. Ann will
liams, (cold } vagrant; do. 90 days. Mary Drs-
coll, do; do. 90 days.
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Commixion.Is ffom Havana

NEW ORLEANS, May l5-It 10 understood here
that commissioners from Havana have gone to
Montgomery TO confer with the Confederate gov
eminent concerning Southern shipping at Cuban
ports against which the federal consul general 10
acting In an HHinsfff fable manner.
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(NIBBs' KAIR STORE,
VI No. 242 Pa. Az. EXT. 18th AND 1SIu SIS.
PERFUMERY &c -BRAlDS. CURLS, WIGS,
HALF WIGS. .FRiZETTES,. &c. A full stock
always on hand, or made 10 order at the shortest
notice, Hair Work repaired or exchanged. f
N. B.-Lsdies' Hair Dyed in the most natural
manner. --- sr... ma ~ ON
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NE PR LAMBS" EXAMINE SKCsssIoNIsT
a y "'.f or two since couple Of the Firemen
1O Iaves strOlled over the Long Bridge, into Viz
secession scouts. One of the "Lambs" eckoning
a scout aside asked him IL he belonged to the
'.chivary.n The scout replying IN the Affirmative,
the " Lamb" proceeded to examine him very
infinitely, taking of bis cap, lifting up the skirts
OF his coat, dc after which he turned, as If dis
appointed, to bis companion with, 'Why, d-n
il, Joe, he's just like other men,,
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THE STAR OF THE SoUTH-Yesterday, the
steamship Star Of the South left for New York,
having been detained here after discharging her
cargo, by bayi5g large hawser wound around
the shaft Of her propeller, compelling her officers
to send to New York for diving bell This ar
rived on TUESDAY, GA the Keystone State, and the
propeller at one relieved Of its incumbrance
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ARREST OF "A SrY-This morning, about 1
O'Clock, the Numbers Of the Washington Rifles
arrested q man IN their armory on Seventh street,
whose manner and equivocations led them to be
lieve that he was a spy. He is now under arrest
awaiting examination.
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Reported Death Of General Beaufegard.
BosroN, May 15.-A letter from q lady In
Charleston, received here, says that General
Beauregard 10 dead, from wounds he received In
the attack on Fort Sumter.
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POLICE MAGISTRATE ArPoINrED.-EdwardH
Bates has been appointed by the President polio,
magistrate for the Fifth Ward. Mr. Bates WA
police magistrate Of the same ward under Tia,
administration of Mr. Fillmore
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CousHs-Thesuddc changes of our climate are
sources Of PULMONARY, Bronchial and Asfhriatic
Afeetions. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages OF the disease, recourse
should at once be had to Rrot1B's Bronchial
Troehss," or Loxenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritatlon Of the Throat be slight, by this
preceutIon mo- serious attack may be efeoi ualy
warded Cd. PxtHc Speakers rnd Sinners will find
them efectual for clearing and stIeng thenInS the
voice. See advertisement. de- lily
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The FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS of the Second
Connecticut Regiment, now encamped at the
Park, are as follows: Colonel. Daniel TYLER Nor
witch; Lieut. Colonel, George =. Burnham, Hart
ford; Major, John l.. Chataeld, Waterbury; Ad-
Jutant, Theodore c. Bacon, New Haven; Quarter
master, Justin Hodge, Bafkhamsted; Surgeon
Z. T. Stearns, Hartford; Surgeons Mate, Fred
erick Dibble, New Haven; Sergeant Major, J. J..
Spalding, Norwich; Quartermaster Sergeant, ] =.
V. B. Williams Preston
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA COM
pA1NY:IIAnother splendid company Of Pennsylva-
yesterday afternoon, by the cars They left Little
IoLk on Tue1day, at p. m, and travelled all
N.Y. nlgn, Ihe company numbers "A young, stout,
aoie- oooleo ana well-drilled men, fully .quipped
musksi; but they also bring the Ringgold battery,
consisting OF four handsome brass six FOUNDERS
~niSn attracted much attention from visitors at
ments can be mad. TO remove them TO the com.
pany quarters at che U. 9. Arsenal The officers
are are Wv n JAWS, captain; Jacob Swarzlander
Sa " H'.rvey, lieutenants They wore the
.9ns gray oTercOat, similar TO those worn by the
Massachus etts Sixth Regiment
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

WASHINGION LOCK HOSPIIhL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
L years, established the above refuge from
qhackery, sef-lahe1ed Indian or German doctors,
and blenders of witchoratt and impostors gen.
eral
This is the only place whore q sure aud speedy
cure can be obtained IN the world for ali improper
and evil habits, gonorrhR, glee:, semlual " eek-
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the oins, structures,
general debility prostraton, neryou ness, rest
nights, papsion OF the heart ringing in the ears,
loss OF memory, confusion ,mela ncholy, affections
of the head, throat, nose, and skin, ard all those
pecG disorders arising from the indiscreton of
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
DR.. :. has the greatest remedies In the known
world for diseases OF the hood gonorThF, gleet,
structures, phlllis, seminal weakness, self abuse,
&C. There is no case in which they fail to cure in
from to days.
Victims Of these horrible complaints, who would
wish to be valuable men and ornaments 10 society,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
diet, and made as comfortable as they would be at
o first class hotel 81 less than half the cost.
DO not forget the name and mber. DR. Shin
mans ofhoe 10 on the CORNER of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National HOtsl, Washington. ID G.
Persons At distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Office hours, IA. NJ. to 10 p, M.
Various parties have been entlced from my in
sntutlon BY certain swlndlers on back streets IN
this city, who will IL till the day of their death
A word TO the wis., is sufficient. apely
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Congressional Nomination, &c

BosroN, May 15.-flon. Benjamin F. Thomas
has been nominated for Cong ess in Adams dis
trict without distinction of party.
The Massachusetts banks have agreed to take
SIS 600 600 Of the new government loan at par.
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CyHICKERING & soNs'PIANOs FOB SALE
~ ON monthly payments, or discounts for cash.
- = -. - n = JOHN +. ELLIS,
spIT 500, between eth and 10th stss
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RhH.IFF'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ Of dis
- train against the goods and chattels of Hiram
wright, and TO mo directed will expose to public
sale for cash, in front OF the Union Hotel, GORGE
town, u. c., on TUESDAY next, the 21st of MAY,
1861, instant at 10 o'clock m the folio wing good
and chattes to wit, VIZ: Une thorough bred black
stallion; ono sulky and Harness, seized and levied
upon as the goods and cEattels of Hiram Wright,
and Will be sold TO satisfy rent due F. Tenoey Co.
@. w. PHILLIPS, Bailif
m Ia dts for F. TenEey & Co.
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Fer III

Fer Three Years Service.
PHuApHLPHIA. May 15-Twenty-one regt-
meuts OF volunteers are now organized In this
State for three years service
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THK NEw Ffke, which did not arrive here In
time to be hoisted over the Patent Office building
on the day of the ceremonial there, arrived yester-
day, and was immediately hoisted to its place
The old flag, about which some of the clerks
thought something was wrong, will be used In
bad weather, and the American ensign will float
over the Department of the Interior constantly in
future, without regard to wind or storra.
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HoLLoway's Pills AND OINTMENT.

HoLLOwtYs FILLS AND OINTMENT.
Domestic hem sdteS-No other formula combine
In SO comPaotio or concontI ated form the actlve
and essential Properties of medicine. we'll
adapted TO family use as these popular remedies.
Devoid Of mineral and vegetable poisons. simple
but eff soiOus in operation, they may be admin g.
No household should be without . supply, rs they
are always useful In case of accident sOld
by al Druggists at $780, &c., and 81 per box pot.
m l4-lW
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HURRYIns Up THE SHELL.-The' number of
w"rkmen in the ordnance department not being
sufficient to execute the orders for she'll several
hands have been set at work In the mac ne shops
hitting them preparatory 10 receiving their con-
tents and fuse. As Government has almost an
endless amount Of these articles this looks as II
somebody was about to - see sights"
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

(sAA gk@r slElhkN1 IN WOhEtl
Tss emily safe and esrtlin fer Cancs Pilss, r.
ssslrgE and Prsnchils Coit-, Psrslyrs Nsu-
rsgis, Nssknst. Of the zsclss Chrsnc Inhsnms
ShSrmst,, Stiffness Of IN, joints, Centrsot,d Muscles
ki2smsn, EaTashs soehachs, BEEsss eprains Fresh
Crt,, Weunds Ule.rs, Fever sors, Caksd Breast Sore
Ep7lss, Brrns scSlSs Fore Throat Inflammation
pain, dissrsses Rev snE the disease m1y
sEvs existed, hCLEAEF CELEBRATED LINIaiENT j,
Z certain Tsmsoy.
fhsusaads Of hxmsn bang have bssn saved life Of dis
sysFsds and missry the Of this invaluable rsmsdy
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost and il will clssn
parity and heal the fsslss in nersdbs
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
heLEASs CELEBRATED LINlbfENT 10 the ealy SAFE
.na I'abls r,mssy for hs errs Of Spawn, Ringbons
WndGallt, sInts, Unnatural Lrops, Nodes siinF
L never fsilst to cure Big Head, Pelsv Fi,taa, old
kunnins sorss, or swssny, II properly applied. Fer
opraint, Drrsss Scrs;ches Cracked Heels Chaf Saddle
Cellar GElli, Cas-, serss, wspnd il niasIs
fsmsty AHPlyi tirsctsd and 10 certain every
tnItEnes.
Then trss ne lsnEsr Win ths WORTHLESS Lnimsrts
s1srsd % yes Obtain supply Of DR. mCLEhSs GLE
sEAT sd IMMINENT. Il viii ezrs yoa.
j. X MCLEAN, Sols Prsprsisr,
CsnR Third and Pins Iti., q. Lexis, bic.
ChASkE8 gfOTf, Us Pa sv, ssls agent IN wa,atns,
'ss n. q 2 ClasEL. ss.-sstsv. &c H-pkSIv
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Icx FOR THE RHODE ISLAND REeINKNr.-The
schooner See Gull, Capt. Howland, will leave
Providence the nrsf Of next week laden with Ice
given by the Providence Ice Company for the
Rhode Island Regiment at Washington.
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, May H.-rbe Senate yesterday
passed bill suspending the civil courts till jan
uary, and ordering all executions issued since
January last to be re-iSued and made returnabls
next March.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG;-A gent eman and wife, or two
- single gentlemen. c. be accommodated With
Eoard In private femly, near the Patent Office
Address W. s. d., Post Ofiice. m l6-2ts
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MARRIED.

tin. b. D.. xUG5sTius A. OVEN. Of Mlddessx
county, Virginia and MANY E., daughter Of An
drew Baman, Esq, Of this city.
BON The l4,h instant, By Rev. 8. d Pinckel, d. D.,
Mr.: GEORGE X. FiNCKEL to Miss SOPHIE
l.. PETERS, OF this city.
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To THE AyyLnrKD.-Bc sure to read the advsr..
hsement of McIean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II
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CENrER MARKKT.-This morning the attend.
snce was not over the spring average, either Of
dealers or purchasers. Prices about az at the
Close Of the las, week Good order prevailed du-
ring the hours Of sale. -Ir +. 49, q
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Parade The Georgetown division Of enrolled
militia, parsded yesterday afternoon under CON-
msnd Of Msjor hollingsworth, and marched to
the Distributing Reservoir on the line Of the
washiagton Aqueduct, where they were exer-
cised in loading, firing, and other martial exer-
risea .-"H
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RKADKR, have you seep Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our papef. Reas II; 1t will interest you.
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hsndsone American banner from their srmory
window. -.
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QUITKA MILITARY SHow.-Yesterdaya afternoon,
about 5k O'Clock, the citizens along Pennsylvania
avenue and adjacent thereto were delight by .
nandsoTe military display, such al has seldom
IL ever, been witnessed In this city. The Fifth
eighsa Brooklyn, Twenty-fffh Albany, Fifth
Massachusetts,, and Fifth Pennsylvania Reeiments
pas sed through the avenue and other principal
The Twelfth Regiment was accompanted bv
Nithers's cornet band. They marched by the
Executive Mansion, where they were reviewed by
the President. Cabinet, General Mansfield, and
well, marched well, and exhibited the improve.
menf which regular service and exercise is sure to
bring about In all intelligent volunteer organiza
lions The held OF glittering bayonets extended
from Sixth to Fifteenth streets, and nresented !,
very formidable appearance, although they were
not all combined In one division; but their ap-
was accidental
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Offer for sale the largest assortment of
TRAVELLING TRUNKS to be found ins.Uvxa
this city, comprising best Sole Leather! &s
lioes, Carpet Bags, &o., which we are now se ling
at very low prices. - :
WALL, STEPHENS L CO..
ap19 222 Penn. avenue.
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DIED.,

In Georgeto on the 18th instant. Mrs. JANE
GOSZLER, Ielsct Of the late George A. Goszler,
Ia the 18th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take Psoe from the Presby terrain
Church, Bridge street, to morrow at p. m, to
which her irlsadS are invited to attend.
In Alexandriss on the 18Th instast, at the resi-
deEce Of James 80. Nevett, Mrs. CATHERINE
HALL, OF Washington.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
H -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water. and convenient to the Patent
and Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply at
49Oh Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
4th and 5th SITS. mas
TOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE No.
Il 100 West st., Georgetown, at present oocu
and water throughout, a fine yard, stable 60, and
IN good neighGorhood. Apply to JAS. A. MA
6RUUER. 90 25-tf
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AccIDENr-Mr. John J. Mcqueen, undertaken
In Georgetown, met with an accident Yesterday
afternoon BY his wagon running over him. No
bones are broken, but he Is considerably bruised,
and Ii Is feared that bis internal injuries are Of
serious character.
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PHNNIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange 1t the Star Office counter. II
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WANTS.

WANTED-A irst-rate WASHER WOMAN.
w Inquire at this ofios. IN IS ST.
HOUSE WANTED-A medium sized Dwelling,
i north Of Pennsylvania avenue and west of
Eleventh street rent not exceeding $3.50 per AZ
mum; water and gas Address for three days. F.
+. M, Star Ufhoe. m is 2t'
WANTED--A SITUATION, by a young man
w OF sober habits, as barkeeper or ERIK IN
store. Is willing tn make himself useful at any
thing. Best of references given, If quired. hd-
dress r. c., Star Office. m l6 2tH
Two GENTLEMEN Wish to obtain couple
Of ROOMS, in private family, lone to be ac-
commodated with meals,) Located between Penn
sylvanIa avenue and II street and Sixth and rhIr-
teenth streets. Rooms TO be well taken of, nd
well furnished table requisite. .Address-stating
the n Of, street and the terms for permanent and
punctua Occupants-"Board," Star Office.
m IS St
WANTED-To find one or more customers to
w buy 10 or II gallons of pure fresh MILK,
served out morning ana evening, at % cents per
gallon 1t will not be sold in quantities less Fan
one quart per day. Address D. MCCARTHY. III
Twenty second ct. or at the star Office. m 1-lm'
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus of Furniture on hand can obtain the cash
and fair prices by applying at 369 Seventh st.
nol7 BONTZ g. GRIFFITH.
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NEWE. A n Hy1I = OF ,sI!PRINS AND SUM
Hats and CAPS, at the Peope;s clotSiSs NJ.
No. tSo Seventh st., opposite Post Once, nssT ?
suee" ~ bin
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Apprshended Attack On wheelins.

6pPfshehdtd Attack in Wneeffn8
HARRISBURG, May l5-Grest Apprehension an
prevailing here tonight that an attack 10 medi
lated from HarPers Ferry tomorrow on Wheel
ing.