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Safety Of the steamer Etna.

RIVER DU LKUP, Aug. 26.-The ship Powerful,
for Quebec, has arrived here, bringing few Of
the steamer Etna's passengers. she reports that
the Etna broke her crank shaft on the 7th instant
and was boarded by the Powerful on the Ilth, IN
lat 40 IA, long. 3s 50. The ship was In good
order, but her machinery completely stopped, and
she had put back 20 Queenstown under szil
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Release Of Prissner,

RoLLA, Mo Aug. ~ Lieut.. Colonel Albert,
Of the Third Missouri, and eight or ten other
officers, who have been prisoners at Springfield,
arrived here this morning. They were released
on parole, subject, however, TO such arrange
ments al may have been entered into between the
Confederates and the United Stztea
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S,izure Of Sec,,,i.. Papers

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. % The extra Bangor
Democrat, q secession paper, was deposited In the
postofhce on Friday night The postmaster has
notified the department and retains the papers
until he receives orders. The Democrat was sup
pressed by a mob week or two since, and the
ONCE DESTROYED.
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~ ING HOUSES .Sst need CLASPS
WARE, CR0GKERY, CHTNA GUILE vii
KY and PLATED WARE, will find at our lftif(G
store very large and complete assortment III
OF the above goods, particularly adapted TO their
use and at as low prices as the ImpoItipg houses
North. CHAS. 5. FOWLER & Co,
Importers of China and Earthenwars
au "a st 5O4 Odd Fellows Hall. 7th at.
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New Yerk Bank Statement.

NEW YoEK Aug % -rbe weekly Statement
of the New York banks shows an increase in loans
of SIS $40 5O4; decrease In specie Of a. 6l4 500;
decrease In circulation Of s31 ia and an increase
In deposits Of 81, 4U9 500. The largest changes
are the result OF government negotiations
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For the Rlsck.de.

BosToN, Aug .A.-The Government hzs pur
chased the batks VIM g. Anderson and Ethan
Alien, for blocfsding purposes, at cos, q
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LIouoR Law CAsxs.-John welch was arrest
ed by the soldiers Of the California regiment for
selling liquor to some Of their men. He was fined
20 oy Justice Dom. The Justice has decided
init 10 jail, and not fine the offenders.
SERENADE IN GKoRsErowN-The band Of the
second regiment serenaded Lieut. Drake, of the
regiment, at his quarters In Georgetown, last
evening. IL 10 said that the Lieutenant has been
assigned to the command Of a volunteer company
with the rank Of Captain.
WHITBHuRsT, 43 Penusylvania avenue. fur-
nisnes superior Card Photographs suitable for
sending In letters. Sec his likenesses Of distIn-
In OIL and water colors and pastel, from miniature
TO life size. auI7 colin
HokLowAY's PILLS Biliom, Fsrsr.-Thrs dan
eeons disease is Immediately nipped In the bud by
. nmsiJ use Of this snti-fsbrile and corrective
Thousands who would have sunk beneath the VIC
the these remedies after ali other mesns 10y
per box. An TNiy
,oSESs. nf sudden changes q climate
IsPss ,S often
s Tuta At once Sc had 70 " Bret,n,s Bronekiai
81 tae :. S0d
xarded Oh. Psbiie Speakers and Si.S~s will ind
voice. See advertisement. del
n on n our paper. Rssf it it viii interest you.
To III. AyyIIcIIpEBe sure to read the adver--
Blood Purifier. in another column.
PHNN1Rs.
Tor exchange 1t the Star Office counter.
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MAYOR WALLACE SBRENADRD. Last night
about 10 o'clock Mayor Wallach was serenaded
at his residence. After number Of airs by the
band, loud calls were made for 'Wallach," and
that gentleman appeared and addressed the large
assemblage present, thanking them for this mani
festation OF their regard, and stating that he
proud Of the honor thus conferred upon him by
their representatives. His decided Union senti-
ments and his expressions Of regret at the exigen-
cy which had made this election necessary, were
expressed In felictious terms, and he was repeat
eddy cheered.
At the conclusion Of the Mayors address,
Messrs. w. ID. Wallach, Thos. f. LLOYD, Dr.
Clayton and Mr.. Smith OF New York, were sue
cessively called for and addressed the meeting;
the speeches being agreeably interpreted with
music by the band.
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The FIRE AT KENDALL GREEN Nh Editor.
Please correct the statement in Yesterdays Star
that the property destroyed by fire Saturday after
noon belonged TO Amos Kendall. The fire was
on q place adjoining Mr.. Kendall's, and might
have been destructive Of much valuable property
belonging to him but for the heroic efforts Of the
soldiers Of the 23d Pennsylvania Regiment, aided
by Mr.. Jameson, chaplain Of the Rhode Island
I'd Regiment, who rendered valuable assistance
on the occasion, to all Of whom MIR. Kendall
returns his sincere thanks. VS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

BRUTAL MURDER about noon, a
OF the First Ward.) while In charge Of horse
and cart hauling earth In the vicinity Of Seven
tenth street, drove his team down by the canal
was sitting on long boat in the Tiber, asking
him, " Please, massa, give me q chew Of tobac.
CO The man replied, "I'lI give you tobacco,
you black son OF b-h," and called to a boy on
brought, when he took It and Immediately fred !,
killing the black boy almost instantly A squad
Of the Provost Guard were fortunately in the vi
cinity, and an officer approaching the man asked
him what was the matter. He replied that he
had accidentally shot a colored boy, and was
going for doctor. 81 am the doctor you want"
said the officer, and Immediately ordered his ar
rest. He was taken into custody at once. The
name Of the prisoner 10 Thomas Wettn.
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NoYIcI District Of Columhs Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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MARRIED.

On the 22d instant. by the Rev. Or. Finckel. Mr..
CYRUS J. CULBERTSON to NJ SIS SARAH A.
BENNETT. eldest daughter of Alexander BEN
nett, al of this city.
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U. q. sissp Of War yasd.ifa.
PEILADELrHIA, August % The L Q. sieep %
war vsndslis was spoken on the isthsen Pest
Royal.
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BOARDING..

POARDING.-A gentleman and his wife and
ID two single gentlemen can be accommodated
with pie. SAINT Rooms and good Board, in private
family, in q pleasant and healthy location, by ap-
plying at No. 80 Prospect ST., Georgetown. Rooms
will be rented either furnished or unfinished with
or without Board. au EAST"
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SOC Al. NEW s.

IL Though TIE STAR In printed on the fastest
sseam press In use south Of Baltimore, tn edition
10 20 lsrge ss 10 require II 70 be put 10 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs-
The Board Of Police Commissioners met In their
room at the City Hall yesterday afternoon at ave
O'Clock. We learn that a resolution was adopted
nquring Of the Secretary Of the Interior as to the
right Of the board to use any portion Of the con-
gressional appropriation for uniforming and
mounting that portion Of the force intended for
service In the county.
A resolution giving the superintendent author
ity to inspect the sergeants and members and re-
ject any OF them, stating bis reasons therefor was
not acted on.
There has been some discussion In the board on
the subject Of dividing the districts and appor-
toning the force, but action has yet been Ia ken
The board adjourned to meet In Georgetown
to-day at noon.
To-day-The board met at noon In the post
office building, Georgetown.
The subject Of dividing the districts was I'D
for consideration, but no result was reached
Rules for the government OF the force are being
considered as we 60 to press.
1t 10 not probable that any appointments will be
m ide to-day.
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NOTICE..
p % Sc
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ADAMS less w
This Company offers to the public" Unequalled
advantages" for the Safe and Quick Dispatch of
Heavy FLeights Packages, yaluables, Money, &c.
30, TO all parts of the United States.
Expresses TO and from the North and West de-
part rom and arrive In washington twice daily.
reliable Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers carried at LONE
HALF" our usual rates.
All Goods for the so-called "Confederste States''
and all Articles Contraband of War" will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at l. 8 and p.
p. Nj. "s''A o. a. /" anu 0SO
Expresses leave PhiIadelphia at 8.sa A. M. and
6A. M. ' "-~
Expresses leave Baltimore at 80 A. nj. and p,
arriving in Washington at A. M. and SO
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Warrington at 7SO A. Nj and 80 p NJ. daily.
Special Contracts for quantities of rel ht
can be made on application to this Iffioe
All Goods called for and delivered free of Extra
charges.
8 p, MCLAUGHLIN,
Agent Adams Express Company.
Washington, August q, 1851. aus If
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PRNNIRs.
PERSONS desiring pennies will always and them
Tor exchange 1t the Star Office counter. II
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TO THE AYHLIcTEDtRe sure to read the adyer-
| :seEent of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
| Blood Purifier. in another column. II
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PRoF. J: II DANlEL.-We apprehend tha. In,
justice has been done to this gentleman by the
ports In circulation lately respecting the object Of
bis late visit to the South. This trip. salts
fed, was solely to visit his daug hters, young
ladies whose fine musical accomplishments and
talents, 1t will be remembered, secured for them
a place In leading seminary at Huntsville, Ala. ID,
and who. In these troublous times, could not con-
veniently come to Washington to meet their
father
Mr.. Daniel, while In the South, unhesitatngly
avowed himself loyal citizen of the United
States, and utterly declined to give any informa-
ton respecting military affairs here saying that
though no pledge was exacted of him TO that
effect ere he left Washington yet he felt In honor
bound as much as II thus pledged.
As respects his son In the Southern army, he was
not within many hundred miles Of him, and only
heard Of his being wounded through letter re-
ceived by his daughter from their brother The
Information respecting Capt. Schaeffer, Mr.. Daniel
says, was not received from him, as he knows and
has heard nothing concerning Capt s. during his
trip. We may add, that every body Is heartily re-
joiced to find this rumor thus satisfactorily ST.
fenced, and Mr.. Daniel back among US in propria
persona Our little folk, especially, would have
owed Dixie a particular grudge had 1t been so
fortunate to steal their favorte musical teacher
away.
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PARADE The Fourth Pennsylvania preserved
Regiment marched up the avenue this morning,
and made fne appearance,
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A MEAN AcT.-John Hebron, John HUM, and
Mary Album were arrested by the Provost Guard
at the instance Of Capt Cutler, Of the 23d New
York Regiment, who charged the men with beat
Ing asoldier, and the woman with pouring pepper
In his eyes while they held him. The affair &C.
Cured at Millers restaurant, opposite the National
Hotel. One man Is Miller's barkeeper, the wo-
man bis servant, and the other man 10 barber in
the house. Hebron and the woman gave bail for
court. HUM was sent to jail in this case and
also for selling liquor to soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

KIADKR, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Req II; it will interest you.
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FISKD.-Mary Magee was fined s25 this morn
Ing for selling liquor to soldiers. Her case was
heard BY Jushce Dom.
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ARRTvEp at Carter's wharf foot Of Thirseenth-
and-a-hah street,) schooner Eldorado, Mickens,
Philadelphis, with coal for Messrs. Castleman
Bro sloop Zepher. Cam, same port, with coal
for Messrs Moran q Hilton; schooner General
Taylor. Hunter, same port, with coal for Messrs.
Csstiensan 4 Bro.
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsKs.-John Shea,
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30 days;
Slater, (col., do; do 90 days. Mortimer a
boy Of 10 years, drunk, and also charged with
administering whisky to a smaller boy In such
Quantities that his life was endangered The boy
showed where he got the whisky, from woman
named Mary Leonard, on Tenth between B and G
streets south. She was arrested and fined $40 for
selling liquor without license, and the children
were lectured and dismissed.
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LARcxNY CAsEs-Bsfors yxsties Walte.-Jas
boxes OF edamantine candles, the property OF p
Conlan. Policeman Klopfer succeeded In ascer-
tanning that Hawkins sold one box to p Mana.
han, one to John Green, and the other to Mary
Phillips. The last two gave up the boxes they
had; but Manahan refused, and was held to bail
for court, for receiving stolen goods, knowing
them to be stolen. Hawkins was sent to jail
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The BALrIMoRE AMBRIcAN.-Elsewher here will
be found the advertisement Of Mr.. Parker, agen
for the Baltimore Americas In this city. We hav'
no hesitation in commenting the Amerieas a
one Of the very ablest and best newspapers In tn
country, and we are certain that thousands In thi
city will gladly embrace the opportunity Of pro
curing II afforded by Mr.. Parker.
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To-nIeHr is the last but one Of the rich enter
tainments at Odd Fellows' Hall, and everybody
seems bound to evince their appreciation Of the
good things Of the Campbells. Since Dupont
broad grin, despite the state Of the nation; and
now that their departure 10 near, q good supply
Of fun should be laid In, to keep away the blues.
Look out for the bill TO- night.
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STElNWAY T. SONS AND RAvENS RA-
- CON's large assortmenx -
has just been received.-PeTsons in searcf
Of reliahe instrument st Q low Drice arSWyTN
invited 20 call and examine n the N usIo KIN a
Order Isos!ssd for Mr.. MARCUS RksINE
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SHARKS IN THE PoroMAc.-The bathefs I'm the
vicinity Of the Seventh street wharves were scared
nearly out Of their skins last night by the appear
ance Of large shark, which swan leisurely up
and down the channel as II selecting nice plump
subject for his supper. There was tall scam per-
Ing for the shore, and one Of the bathers, In his
extreme haste, trod incautiously upon a sharp
shell, 90 cutting his foot that he will be crippled
for some weeks. This occurrence will prove
rather damper on bathing In that vicinity.
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Mr.. Moore said Col seaton had been consulted
In the matter, and be lMr. Moore) was assured
that Mr. seaton would serve. TApplause He
felt confident from his (Mr. seaton's) interest
serve, II elected
Mr. Lloyd said that Richard wallach was 80
well known IL was not necessary for him 70 say
one wo,a In IN DIS rayos. Al the same time he felt
do credit 10 the city and himself, but he had been
offered the candidacy for three or four years past
and had invariably refused. The motives which
governed that gentleman now he (Mr. L. knew
nothing Of. Mr.. Wallach At the last election had
received about 1000 votes; he WA now q con-
testanf for the mayoralty, and we ought not to
disregard the wishes Of 900 people. He was
Hrm Union man, and In every respect competent
for the position. Prom his previous connection
with the public I'm thsir city councils they could
form their opinion Of his merits. Surely no better
qualified ofacer could be found than Mr.. Wal
The Secretary proceeded TO call the roll leach
gentleman announcing his candidate as his own
name was eallsdl with the following result;
Lloyd, Msgruder, Richards, semmes, Sergeant,
(of the AIdermen,) Grinder, Lewis, McGrath,
Murtaugh, Peake, Rauh, shepherd, stevens, Tai
bert, Wilson, and PresidentZ Richards, (of the
For w w. seaiou-Messn. Bohrer, Bayly,
Broadhead, Fisher, Moore, Dove, (of the Alder
men, Ryington, Callan, Edmonson, Emerson,
Hit, Morgan, MallOy, and Turton, (of the Com
For Philip r. Fendall-Mr. Mohun, (of the
Common Councill-1.
Before the result was announced Mr.. Mohun
asked 10 change his vote 10 w. w. Seaton.
Mr.. Lloyd deemed 10 out Of order. He raised
the point Of order that they had IA ken cira
vote. thai Mr. Mohun bad selected bis candidate,
and That vote having been recorded, he could not
change u In Virginia, where all voting was
done rtra roes, such Q thing was never heard Of
when man had announced his vote IL could not
be recalled.
Mr.. Mulloy referred 10 the election Of Mr.. Banks
In the House Of Representative. IL changes
could be made there In such style, could Il not
De done here, Were they 10 teach them (Con-
gress) new principiesi Fff
Voices" Yes, yes."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Lake Nils Aiding Kdnsas.-The peo-
pie Of Lake Mills, ii will be remembered, did
the handsome thing in the way of donations
last wiAter. to the starving in Kansas. The
ladies, who were particularly active tn the
matter have received the following acknowl
edgment from committee in Neolson county,
under date of April 4th: -
Your box Of clothing came safely 10 hand,
and was distributed by to one hundred and
sixteen persons, all of whom unite with US IN
returning sincere thanks to the benevolent
ladies, and people generally of Wisconsin. Be
assured your donation has made glad many
persons who were much in need Of clothing
we, as a people, have been greatly aided by
the kind friends Of the East in both food and
clothing, butw are still needy people, and if
aid is withheld as We are told it is likely 10 he
the Lord only knows what will become of the
people here. We have heard that reports have
been sent from LeaFenworth, stating that the
people are abundantly provided with food and
clothing, but permit US to say such is not the
case. 1t is true some have breadstufs enough
to last s month others are entirely out There
Is not one family in fifty that hasa supply. We
have seen several statements in the newspapers
II reference to the restitution here, which
would be hard to credit if we did not know
them TO be true, 1t is hard to represent US
any worse off than we are
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HE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


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that accompany difficult or immediate menstruation
and the only safe and reliable remedy Pushes
Sick Headache, Pains of the Loins, Back and Sides
PalPltation of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hyster
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
means OF renewing interrupted menstruation, but
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There is condition of the female system in which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing PECU-
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sexual functions to normal condition. that the
reproductive power of nature cannot resist it.
. Explicit directions. stating when. and when they
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valuable Pamphlet to be mad free Of the Agents.
Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price any
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County Court. ye1rrrson county-In Probate

In the matter of the proof of the last viii and tesla
mert Of Christian Achtenhagen, deceased.
On reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last viii and testament of Christian
Aehtenhagen. late of the town Farmin on. in the
county OF jefferson, and State of Wisconsin deceased
ana also tAe accompanying petition of Anna Sophia
AchtenhaSen representing among ether things that
the said teStator lately ded his residence in said
town. that the said instrument the last will thd ties
lament Of said deceased and that She the petitioner
aforesaid, is the person named and appointed BY the
said last WILL exeeutriN thereof: and praying hat
day be appointed for hearing the proofs Of said viii
and testament and that letters testamentary be to
her Issued.
It is ordered that the proofs of said instrument be
heard before the Judge OF this Court Monday the
Sd day OF June next at IL o'clock in the forenoon. at
the Court House in the village of Jefferson, in said
County.
And it is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to the rs at law of said deceased ard to al
orher persons interested, by publishing copy of this
order for three successive weeks, prior SAID day of
hearing, in the .sWstertewn Republican, weekly
newspaper. printed and published at Watertown; in
said County.
Dated the 25th day of April, A. D., 1851,
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD,
may5:w5 County Judge.
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Circuit Court, Jefferson County, oreeIos-

George II. Bott V. Morris Henesey and Ellen
Henesey. his wife
~ virtue of judgment of foreclosure entered in
MS action on the 18th day of February instant
lL expose Tor sale and sell at public auction, TO
hisAe>t bidder az the Off ee Of Baird & Skinner in
cS OF natertown on the sth day OF June next,
as elocS r NJ ali the following described real es-
tate y sad Judgment ordered to be sold or much
thereo as may be necessary satisfy said Judgment
interest and cost to wit The north east quarter OF
eight Isl north of range fourteen l45 east n
Jefferson County, Wisconsin.
Dated February IS 1861.
BAIRD & SKINNER HFRFR SNrTr
III rs AT Is sSwlsrfarS Shf. Jeff. Co. E
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Board Of EoI,cation.-This body met
last MONDAY, and organized for the current
year. by the election of Peter Seaburg Esq. as
President, and VIM. Bieber as Clerk The
present Efficient Superintendent of Schools, F.
E. Shandrew, was reelected without dissenting
vote, ne other name being used in connection
" til the Office He has been faithful and
competent officer for the past year, and the
Board has done well in re-electing him to
that position.
The Schools, We are happy to learn, are in
o lourishing condition. The Summer term
commences next Monday