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.----GR OF SOLDIERS.
Arrest of Maryland Rebels-The Crime
Confessed-Union Soldiers Murdered In
Calvert County.

------ER OF SOLDIERS.
Arrest of Maryland Rebels-The Crime
Confessed-Union Soldiers Murdered In
Calvert County.
There were brought to this city yesterday
morning from Calvert county, Nd, in charge
of an armed guard Of soldiers, under Lieut..
O'Brien, two citizens Of that county, viz:-Dr
and three other men, upon the charge of ha Ying
been concerned in the recsnt assassination Of
United States soldiers, for some time past
stationed in the above county. While at the
Office of Col. John Wooley, Provost Morshal,
Cochran acknowledged to him and others that
for months past he had been in star wing con.
diiion, which being known to Browne and
he would take the lives o! certain soldiers. He
accepted the terrible bribe, and deliberately
assassinated two soldiers whilst they were
doing picket duty. For killing the first soldier,
Cochran received $175, and was to have been
paid $500 for the murder Of the other, but was
apprehended before the money was paid
The parties charged with this terrible crime
were taken 20 Washington yesterday afternoon
under a strong guard, and are now secured in
in the Old Capitol Prison, where an examina-
ton will soon be had. few nights since, whilst
Lient. O'Brien, superintendent Of the Govern.
ment farms in the lower counties, was riding
through the county, heiwas shot at by q con.
cealed foe, but fortunately escaped injury.
His horse, however, q valuable animal, was
Killed. Rebels in the lower counties within
the past two weeks tits reported have become
exceedingly defiant and dangerous, and be-
sides committing depredations upon the in.
habitants OF the counties, have been slaughter
ing numbers OF cattle belonging to the Govern.
ment, and after removing the choice pieces,
abandon the remainder to dogs and birc Of
prey.-BGltinsre Americdn. 4h.
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California and Arizana.

SAN FRANCISCO, May The Oregon papers
and highwaymen in Walla Walla and Bris
counties, by lyncn law, within q short time.
The vigilance committees had lists OF so
rogues. who were to be driven out Of the coun-
try or punished.
Arizona advices to Aril - mention another
light with the Apaches, in which twelve In
dams were killed, and one soldier killed and
one wounded. The Indians fled.
Gilbert W. Hoppins, q member Of the AriZo.
ma Legislature, Carlos Smith, one of the off,
GERS OF that body, and several other whites,
have lately been murdered by the Indians.
Mining and business generally Is prosp
GUS.
The crops OF California all look well.
The deposits in the mint during the last
month amounted to 81, ,225, ,0OO.
Arrived last evening. steamer Sierra Nevada
from Portland and Victoria, with $114 900 in
gold.
Major Frank L. Pope, Of the Russian Over.
land Telegraph Company, arrived from New
York on the 27th, and will startanext week for
Fort Yenkron, accompanied by Kinnicut, the
explorer.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE PRESIDENTS REMAINS.
Their Arrival at Springfield.

SPRINePIKLp, ILL, May a.-The funeral
train arrived at O'Clock this morning. All
the way from Chicago. on the road, funeral
arches were erected and mourning emblerps
displayed. An immense crowd assembled at
the prin ncipal depot here. The remains were
conveyed to the Capitol, where the apartments
were decorated in the most elaborate manner
Deep solennity prevailed, bells tolled, and
minute guns were fired. Thousands OF per.
sons were here from adjoining States, con-
tributing to swell the proportions OF the vast
multitude which assembled to honor the illus
trious dead. - .L..t..
SPRIssFIELD, ILL, May 3.-The remains,of
the President are very much changed since
they left Washington, The tears shed attest
the depth Of grief which affects the hearts Of
those who were SO well acquainted with their
martyred citizen. Captain Robert Lincoln ar
rived tonight During to-day upwards Of five
thousand persons visited the former residence
OF President Lin ncoIn. Tomorrow there will
be grand military and civic funeral process
sion to escort the remains of the late President
to their last resting place. The horse formerly
owned by Abraham Lincoln will:be one fea-
ture of the programme.
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Bal,imsre Markets, May ,.

Conee.-No sales reported. BIO held ataok
ak cents gold, as 70 quality. :.
floar-Demand for shipment and home'
cohsnrpaon moderate and prices. Sales re-
pcfea OF ooo barrels geod Howard street super
and Ohio extra at %, and 200 barrels Howard
street extra at as Is per barrel. Rates NOM
ipsl. ~
Rye iour.-Demand slow at sesaX for first
quality.
owing to the advance In corn
(}raiu-At the Corn and Flour Exchange
receipts were more liberal, comprising IL 500
bushels ao 1usd ao
good inc uiry for home milling, sales including
1,soo bushels good to very prime white 1t 2aoa
270 cents, and 5000 bushels fair TO prime red &c
220a230 cents. Corn was also higher, with
sales OF $500 bushels white at l2oAl25 cents,
mostly at 122 cents, and 1900 bushels yellow at
l30a132 cents. Oats brought 20 cents measure,
and S0as2 cents weight, some 1900 bushels
being taken. No sales Of rye reported. Mary.
land nominal at us cents.
Molasses.-Nothing doing and prices nomi-
nal, viz: New clayed Cuba At 42a4s cents,
Muscovado do. In hhds. at 50a62 cents, do. do.
in bbls. at 65a6s cents, English Island at 5oa75
cents, and Porto Rico at 55a75 cents.
Provisions-Transa actions limited, holders
being unwilling to submit TO the decline de-
manded by buyers. Prices nominal, as fol-
Iows:-Mess Pork 500 5OaS29 so, Bacon Shoul-
ders II cents, Sides Is " al9 cents, plain Hams
19X a2O cents sugar. cured do. 22a24 cents, the
outside figure for fancy brands canvassed;
Bulk Shoulders 15al54 cents. Sides 16a16a
Genus, plckleQ MAINS 10 dloh Cchsss WessoEn
Lard, In bbls. and tierces, at 1sAa19k cents,
and Baltimore refined, in kegs, 23 cents.
Salt-No inquiry for invoices. From store
Ground Alum is in moderate request at 30 goa
50 25, MarshalI's Fine at 23.20aS3.25 per sack.
and Turks Island at 75 cents per bushel
Seeds-Nothing doing In Grass Seeds, the
season having closed Flaxseed neglected and
nominal
Sugars-Inquiry very limited for grocery de-
scriptions, and refining grades quite neglected.
We quote rates as before, viz:
Cuba and z. /. com. to good refining Sl2 00a12 so
grocery. 12.5Oal3.75
prime grocery. 140OaI4 SO
Porto Rico common to good grocery II 75a1375
prime to choice grocery. 14.50al5 90
Whisky-Very little demand. City and Ohio
nominal at 50 OSaS2 90 Bait. american.
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GEN. WILSON'S EXPEDITION.
Account Of Rebel Property Destroyed
Large Capture Of Cottou. Gans. &c.

lfrom SayanpsAa. sAa.l .lRQ5ahi' lRQ5ahi'# VIZ g6ffsffy announced
the arrival Of Capt. L. NJ. Hosea, OF Gen VIII.
sons staff, from Macon.
He left there five days ago. In the party was
staff.
Gen. Wilson left Chickasaw, Ala, on ths e2d
of March.
On the I'd of April ne captured Selma, Ala !,
by assault, taking 80 pieces Of artillery in posi-.
ton and IS In arsenal large arsenal, the sec.
ond In Importance in the Confederacy: a naval
foundry, very extensive, with valuable fixtures,
powder works, &C., &c. All public property
was destroyed.
A pontoon Lbridge, $50 feet long, was built
cry was reached. There the rebels burned
IS 600 bales OF cotton, steamboats,, 63 cars, /
locomotive: Montgomery was entered with.
ont opposition, on the 18th Of April.
Columbus was captured on the 18th by as.
sau!t on the heavy field works. Twelve hun
ored prisoners were taken, fifty. three guns in
position, one gunboat. then called the Jackson,
but the name OF which had been, recently
changed, mounting six finch rifles, 100, 900
bales OF cotton, Is locomotives, and 100 cars.
Ssinns wni1e tneTe n PORTION Of the column made
by assault. The attack was made by dis
mounted cavalry. They took four guns and
$50 prisoners. The Confederate Gen. Tyler,
commanding, was killed; Is locomotives and
was destroyed.
Macon surrendered without assault on the
2Oth. The Confederate Gems Howell Cobb,
Gustavus w. Smith, Mercer, Robertson ana
Mccall, were taken, together with large mum.
ber OF officers OF all ranks, and 1000 prisoners
altogether.
Wilson's forces had travelled 4sl miles,
marching twenty days. They took in all 1S2
guns in position and in the field, and 200 guns
in arsenal.
A large number Of rolling mills and iron
foundries were destroyed, naval foundries,
powder works, magazines, supply depots, &c
Selma itself was 2i0 miles from the base of
operations.
There is scarcely an officer on the staff who
has not made personal captures of prisoners
during the expedition.
The force is made up mostly Of western
troops. Our losses, IN all the engagements,
amount to less than $780,
The enemy's loss at Selma is estimated by
themselves At from four to five hundred.
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FROM SToNEHAN'S COMMAND
The Movements of Jeff. Davis-He has IL
Wagons of Specie.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Information from
in Yorkville, S. O., on the 18th ultimo, and
Stoneman's forces came in on the following
day. JEFF. has one days start OF Stoneman.
Davis is escorted by two thousand cavalry,
we'll mounted, and commanded by General
Dibbrell. He is accompanied by Benjamin,
Breckinridge, and other notorious characters,
and Will probably be joined by all the dsspe-
gence OF the United States Government It is
hoped that General Stoneman's forces will
oyertake and capture him. as he is burdened
with eleven wagons, supposed to contain
specie.
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4 POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE

4 POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE.
Out Of ten thousand regular physicians You can.
not nna enc who will not say that Simulanss and
Inris 90, ants are absolutely necessary In medical
practice. And yet In by gone years humane prso-
titioners have hesitated to administer them, be.
eause the fendish ingenuity of wretehes who make
merchandise Of human in6r mites. sd 80 polluted
and deteriorated them that the remedy was deemed
as dangerous as the disease. This perplexity is
happily done away with. Physicians know, be-
csuse tt 6rst analytical chemists of the age have
demonstrated the fact, that HosTErrER's CELE-
BRA1Ep SroMAcH BIrTERs are absolutely and en.
tirely free from all pernicious elements. Hence
they have been intro duced into the United States
Army, and are accepted. whereon the testimony OF
the wise, the in tellg and the philanthropie s
rated At its Just value, as the best protective
against and cure for all diseases arising from i'm
purity in the air or other unhealthy climate in.
fuences, that has ever been tested by experience.
In cases Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complant,we state
without qualification or reservation, that the Bit
ters are nearly infallibIe ss anything prepared
by human skill can be. ap 26.2w
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UTons and tons Of horse chestnuts 20 to
waste in this country every year, and yet on
the Rhine horse chestnuts are used for fatten
ing cattle and for feeding milch cows. and 100
pounds Of dried nuts are estimated to be equal
In nutritive value to $50 pounds Of hay. An
other authority makes them equal, weight for
weight, with oat meal.
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SParties In California propose to introduce
paper manufacturing machinery from this
country into China, in order to procure sup
plies of paper from that country, where it is
made OF excellent quality from the fibres of
the bamboo and mulberry trees. Its dark COL
or is the objection to it, but its quality, and
adaptation for printing purposes. are said to be
excellent.
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MA perfect blockade Of freight exists at
Detroit, consequent upon limited facilities and
detentions on roads east of that point. a De.
troit paper says there are awaiting shipment
$1,000 barrels flour, 972 sacks wool, 4,2O7 bun.
dies hide, Az barrels provisions, SIS barrels
hghwines, 1856 packages butter, 1907 bags
wheat, and 7 cars wheat in bulk
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SEOBlT nIaEAaEA

SdMdyitsS's 6tf is the most certain, safe and
efectuAl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
tits the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed, Male packages. ~; fe-
Snma,itan's Root and Herb Jaices-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis, sero faa Ulcers,
for s.. Sold by 8. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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SPRING AND sUMmER 0LorH1He

New styles Superb Stock Of press. Sack, and
oIothins. mgr Furn.ains 1 aoods ss. &s., snq ae eos'
We sIe nov prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men's
g.nse Of style variety and excellence Of fabric and
hlthiulness OF manufacture, has not been sur
market
Those in search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say With assurance they will ind
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment Of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
'Af' i'f NOAH WfIKER L co., ses Pa. av..
90 l0.8m& Metropolitan Hotel Building,
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day in Titan IN UGtHadv Thai dsS dsSa Christian society
was organized, and services held under the
shadow Of the Mormon temple, greatly to
Brigham Young's wrath. General Oopner, q
Catholic himself, is determined that religious
liberty shall exist there. and he has the power
and the spunk to enforce his views.
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, May st is officially CONTRA
dicted that any of JEFF. Thompson's troops
are in southeast Missouri
Rumors Of an invasion are without founda.
fion
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HCoal is selling in New York at 80 per

HCoal is selling in New York at 80 per
ton, retail.
HApprehensions are entertained in San
ers from that port for Panama by the rebel
nitrate Shenandoah, which it is supposed left
Australia about the middle of March.
IpThe New York Herald refuses to coun-
tenance the evening stock boards held in that
city, and asks tor their discontinuance ON the
ground that many of their quotations of prices
were untrue and gross impositions on the pub
lic
SThe heavy verdict OF thirty.two thou.
sane nVe hundred dollars was on FridaE sb-
tanned in the Supreme Court OF Besm by
Leonard Sturtevant against A. H. Allan, for
Illegal arrest and imprisonment en- charges OF
disloyalty preferred by defendant
H. Groesbeck k Co., New York city, Of
ter reward Qf ten thousand dollars toward
the recovery OF one JEFF Davis, fpgi''Te ifon'
justice.
H. The people of Pittsburg are preparing
to provide their city with q hne opera mouse
%The cost of the Fire Department In New
YORK was. last year, &59S, 900. That OF the
paid departments Of London, Cinclnnati, BAL
tlmore, Boston and St Louis together, $780,
600.
teer batteries have been difmounted and their
horses turned over, preparatory to being mus
tered out Of service. - = ese
now employed on the California end Of the
Pacific railroad. Cars will be running I'd
miles from Sacramento this week.
SThe supply OF cents at the Philaoelphia
Mint now exceeds the demand. ,eF
~An the private and Official papers OF
President Lincoln have been carefully coliect.
ed, sealed up and forwarded to Judge Davis,
: OF Bloomington,' Illinois. ~.
DRSecretary Welles sent congratulatory
letter to Admiral Thatcher ON the downfall OF
Mobile Galveston Ii now the only remaining
port in consequences not In our possession.
~ The wheat crop In Kent county, Nd, is
said to present afne appearance, but the peach
buds have been injured by recent frosts.
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Stop THAT SCRATCHING,
And WHDATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In 4s hours, also cures
Chllblains. Ulcers and ali 1ruptions Of the Skin.
Sold by sill DruRsist q. D. GILMAN,
marA-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"U ftrtre done, Iches tits 6oxe,
Thsz 'ttcs,s ,cfN 's1ere done qrtcEsy" ="
Why suffer on for weeks and months,
The horror Of Dyspeptic pangs,
Or live q martyr unto Headache dire,
Or fight with Ague, Dullness, Vertigo.
And ell the pains the human stomach bears,
When PLANTATION B1TTERs will afford RELIEF
Speedy and permanent And more,
They are the pleassntest medicine
That suffering man hath ever swallowed.
Their cures are quick, and permanent ~ quick
Then suffer not, but instantly procure
bottle of Plantation Bitters; aud thy cheek
Shall bear again the rosy tint of health,
And life be merry - marriage bell. my 3-lW
AYlR's oHlRRY PNCToRAL-The worlds
great remedy for Colds Cough. Consumption,
and all affections of the Lungs and Throat. m3 lw
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To PURIFY, EslrcH THB BLOOD, B1AuTIFY the
complexion, use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNoEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT 6ARsAPARILLA. One
bottle equals in sire ngth one gallon of the Syrup
or Decoctiop m25-6m
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CLEAR, SMoorH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-.
PLxIoS follows the use of HELMBoLD's OoNoEN-
fRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It re-
moves black spots, pimples and all eruptions Of
the skin, m6 6m
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~ The famous oil city Of Titusville must
be an attractive lounging place for summer
travellers. 1t consists of eighteen inches of
mud, ground up into paste, which is rather
half-a-dozen churches, fifty or sixty steam
engines; one theatre, two banks, tour OF nve
schools, two miles of wooden Sidewalks, 100
tators and traders, yclept transient popu ulntion)
1850 barrels Of oil, several hotels, which nave
"struck' more oil than any we'll diggers In the
quarter, weekly newspaper, 70 be issued ae ae
as daily before long-and other things too
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THE BRIDAL cHAMBER, AZ dHssAY at aat Warning
fEdabIe Treatment for Diso.sss o UfYnAa9
ciation. philadel phia, Pa. NH Slim
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, &c.
Cas- Be Cured by one who has really cured himself I
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
but the trxh. Address, with stamp.
mar 2-D& WHY Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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CoLeATR's HONEY SoAP.

CoLGATB's HoNBY SOAR.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universa
demand, is made from the ehoics1 materials, Is
mild snd olient in its nature, agrantly scented
and extremely bensfeial in its action upon the
skin. Foz sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Jan 23-eoly
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- ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROVENrS NEW fHkATER.
Pennsylvxpia Avenue, near Willard1.

THIS lvaNIN6.
The great Romantic InpsiSnary Oriental Spec
~ ca, THE WoNDsRFbL LAMP.
EEith all the original m.eniheent Scenery. grand
wonderful GfHH Tiiusioo.r1 meets. Including the
LIVING FOUNTAIN OF COLORED WATERS.
MISS sgsAH ASIG RGnNIN.
sipsing .sysssl new and dslishtfal songs: 9sa:,s
'iAAD ' MILE AURloL.
IT, s ss Fsas
all parts OF the Theater. my 2-tf
OXFORD. OXFORD! OxFORDI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street. fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
rAsSHos isSaest rRS fEDesfe ekfoksr. Hs
AND THl NEW .v1
In coassaaence OF which the Same Piece Will %
repeated THREE NIGHTS MORE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
On watsd 4eoSrssi Sisssi0n will be performed
,o,n .on By =. A; EMERSON, and
'ooD ~" N'A A By NELLY WHITNEY.
sRxaD oHto aa Il ssTiEEfAsnnsr fiSSs N
.ssise Prsgsrstion and ,t. y,1 shoEs sns
. nn' '0Hn16ihcLn UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
R0RD's NEW THEATER.
TENTH sTAIHT. above Psnnsylvanis Avenue.
NOTICE.
IN oONsEQUENCE OF tn. GREAT MA
TIeNAL CALAMITY, THIS TRIATER WILL
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HHLMBoLD'G 1XfIACr OF SARsAPARRILLA
cleanses and renovates the boed instils the vigor
of health into the system, and pur ges ont the hu
mors that make disease m25-6m
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TWriting on April 1st, the Roman corres-
pondent of the London Morning Post says
piece of homage as was represented by Renters
telegram. 1t was nominally return for the
civilties received by Russian officers at New
York. General de Montebello and the General
Commandant de Ia Place were present, as well
as three or four Russian generals, the United
States Minister, General Rufus King, and the
Secretary Of Legation, Mr.. Hooker but the
entertainment appeared to have no political
m Gaming, nor were any after. dinner speeches
made. General Mcclellan is still in Rome"
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Nor A PEW OF OF TH1 WORST DISORDERS that
af1ct mankind arise from CORFU ptions OF the blood
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA is q rem
edy OF the utmost value. m25-6m
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JOHN @. WILSON, a
Late offrm of Boteler d Wilson.
Having leased the spacious ware
rooms ON the southeast corner of ]
:. 9Th and D streets, where he intends at all
times TO keep large and handsome assortment
CABINET FURNITURE.
Which he pledges himself to rell as cheap az any
6rst- class housefurnishing establishment south
of New York.
He ordialy and respectfully invites his old Gus.
TONERS and friends to inspect his stock Thank
ful for past favors, he now solicits their patron
age at his new store. -
JOHN Q WILSON,
Up L. colin Southeast corner 9Th and sts
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THE EVENING STAR:
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
SoEthwsst eorne, Of Psnn'a auenu<and 1la street.
BY w. D. WALIfACH.

The STAR is served by the carriers 70
their subscribers In the City and District iof
TwHLvK-AND-A.HALrC CBNrs PER WKHH.
PRICE FOR MAILING Single copy, Three
Cents; one month, Seusnty-fue Cents; three
months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months,
Three Dollars; one year. Sir Dollars. No papers
are sent from the ofic longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-published on Fri
day morpins-One Dollar ard a Half year.
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DENTISTRY.

i external application of DR. sigesmend's rs
sENCE OF PALMETTO. It acts at once upon
relieves instantly. By this discovery decayed
teeth can be cured and preserved BY filing and
ING Cheoplastic Bone Teeth inserted over roots.
ayenue ap 26-lm"
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NEARLY READY,
THE NEW TRIoK PAHroHINl.
go rE
b,h has s..n In r.b .ssrs.l eye, three Months.
hing over Three Tho. vsna VoldnIs IN iy prc.
easn, is nearly ready, -" VIZ sAsfSS 10
assised.
.LooK OUT FOB Ir
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GMBERl LUMBER LUMBERl
On hand large stockof
LU NJ Err,
900 900 feet "A W hite Pine Cuttings
100000 Hemlock Joist and ecantling
100 900 Spruce do do
loo, 900 Eastern Shore Flooring
100000 "A, GA S-4 and H.4 W. P. Select and
Panel, mostly Albany Of superior quality and
seasoned
500 900 Iaths received direct and viii be sold
Pine and Cypress shin eles. Seasoned Oak, Ash and
Poplar, DC, &c, all Of which offe- at the very
Particular Inducements offered to large cash
purchasers. -nno..u
Virginia ave., bet. 9Th and 10th ats. east,
apl3- Inn Navy Yard.
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COUNTY suRFEYOR-orders for the services of
Ian Esq Clerk of the Levy Court, or addresssd
to the subscriber at Brightwood. d Q;
ap 6-Im~ County Suryeyor