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Yours, Respectfully, roi,g 20. BIC.
Proceedings or shc .Meaicas So
ciefyt Of Egarfp.d County.

The Medical Society of Hartford county
held its regular meeting at IFS rooms in Bel
Air, on Tuesday February 9th.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the
weather, the attendance was not large; though
several members from distance were pres
ent. oh. q"
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted. -...,.... .,.., ..., tsr-It
4 DR.. Lee from the Committee on the pc
tition to the President of the United States
for the pardon of DR.. Mudd, reported that
our representative in Congress, Mr.. Archer,
had presented thepctition, and that DIR. Mudd
was either already pardoned or doubtless
soon would be. .'+mH.ra TT
DIR. Forwood, from the Committee ON the
memoir on the late DIR. John X. Sappington.
reported that materials for the memoir had
been placed in his hands by DIR. John Evans
for the report, but too late for the present
meeting; but would be ready for the next
meeting.
The report of DR.. Lee, Treasurer, showed
that there was balance in the treasury, of
$1S35. -,
Dr. -Forwood read letter from DR.. King,
of Washington, with reference to the legation
of the funis; asking contributions of facts
from the members Several members made
remarks on the subject. irg sa- ..pa1 tN
DIR. Hays related the account of an inter-
esting case inpractice, which elected remarks
from nearly all the members present Fl.
DIR. Lee read an interesting paper on the
uses of Ergot, which excited much interest
and was continued for discussion at the next
meetings H e.-.3 1s' -#- H-
! DIR. Thos. G. Hopkins, the President, then
delivered the following address, ON retiring
| from the chair: N 7l .'--
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BowLEY's QUARTER, BALro Go, Nd, Now 2lst 1865
MEssRs. 0. P, MERRrMAS g. CO.. stss a7a. sft SO
GENTLEMEN Tho Raw Bone PhHsphateI boueht or
You Inst Spring. applied 10 by the side Of Perwvi
an Guano in equal quantities. aud il there differ
at ALL IL in favor of the Phosphate MY corn
crop excellent applied 10 also upon Cats and
Potatoes with the most satisfactory resuIts prefer
decidedly 10 Peruvian Guao from the fact that whst
the Guano spends itself upon the growing Crop, tss
fects Of the Phosphate eau be strongly in the crops
following Some thai Iapplied % Potatoes by the side
ing out All abundant crop of Nins the Phosphate the
Potatoes have used it this fall upon my Wheat, and
at this time 1t looks a. we'll as eonid desire
--.4g 80 GEORGE EBwARDS,
Cyefseer for Dr. VIM. IL. Ksener-
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!, USE K EEPING & KITCHEN


EUR MITURE.
.,.4 immediately after the above, ~
85 BARRELS OF CORN, -.,.-,-
$50 BUSHELS OF SEED OATS,
100 YELLOW, LOCUST, POSTS--se season
ed, ~
Q COWS and CALVES. '.rg.
TERMs.-All sums of $40 dollars, cash;
above that amount credit Of six months,
with approved security and interest. 49,.
sH Ladies are particularly requested
to attend, as sale of this description
rarely occurs in the country.
VIM. s. BOWMAN,
feb19 '. Auctioneer.
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ls1ra ANNE Ar ussEt Co.. Nh, Nov roth, ISss
MLssRsl o. p. iMRRRYMsS q Co..
GEsTILnES:--In answer to ysur enquiry as ~ whar IL
think of yaur Raw Bone Phosphate purrhasedrin hdg
last, allow to sayH rareit fair iai on cabbage
by the side Of three other Fertilizers Of acknom ledush
neritzHliou il enal IL not hetter thin the orler
and at less cast we'll satisfied with it, s,usnd
to use IL The cunning spuns. Yours, Truly
febls-Sm REIN tikMu0yT.
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---T ~ M UkURGE EBW AkDS,
Cyerseer for DR.. VIM. H.. Ksener


MEssRs. q. p. MkRRFh an a Co.. Z
J0EsrLEMES :Iapplied the Raw Bone Phosphats pur-
chased Of you last spring sido by side with
of the popular aaa expensive fe liners ia
market, and could difference yours fully
equal to IT,. also applied IL 10 Tarnips with perfect
1t gave such en tire satisfaction tlt
nothing else upon my wheattAis TALL. sowsa the most
OF II the latter part of September and at this tims
bids fair to make good Crop ever prodspcd by
lie use of ps-uvian any 81 the expensive Gmnos
have every confidence int. II is only to lie tried TOD
appreciated Yours Respectfully,
x va haEs4# ~ sa JOHN L. wLlLrs
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DIED..

BEVARDA-At his late residence, near
Daflington, in this county, Oh Sunday morn
ing, the 14th Instant, GEORGE BEVARD,
Pr, ip the 75th year of his aye.
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HOW TO PORN BOOK CLUB.
We have from General Meigs tn Ia folio wing
excellent hints in relation to the formatioa Of
Book CLUES
WAsHINGToN, March 18th lse9.-Ediaor Star
L think o Book Club economical and use.
Jul an insiru'iJn that send you the rules VI
one, and advise that you brig the system -
attention Of your re aders. Tn. subscription
annual Is from S5 TO $40, which Eiii keep tha
Bemt ers supplied with reading ma ter. Thirty
IN m e,s, with the sale OF the ono reat books
at alt cost, give o fund Of 8 10 ~ $3.50 year,
nearly the " hole OF which eau h. devoted to
puI chase OF books, as the contiHg ant expen ,es
are very small. An Executive Committee of
three members, one OF whom il the Secretary
and Treasurer, purchases the books indicated
by the M mbers. Buying largely, BOOKSELLERS
make considerable discount to climbs $40 a
year Thus purchases the aiIny of SiOI worth
OF new books annually laid n the hom, table.
not sought alta reading room or library away
from home. am, respectfully, vour ooedient
servant, N. c. MEIas.
The form rules referred to by General
Meigs, to be pasted on inside cover OF ca en-
book before put In circulation, are as follows ::
Regulations Of First Washington Book Club.
j. Inc members will receive the books from
each other in the order Of the folio wing list
2. Each member will record, in ink, when re .
ceived and when delivered
D.. ne Time allowed for retaining each book
Will be stated, and should MOI ne exceeded.
a. Always endeavor 10 pres erve an equal dis
uibution Of books by forwarding one az a time,
TO prevent accumulation. Tins may b. done
by Fastening with n volume when you know
your neighbor has none: or, by retaining a Dok
AFTER reading II, the time allowed, should he
have a supply.
5. Any member wishing to read book Sec
ond time, will signify il by underscoring his
name In the list and the Secretary Will for
ward the book as soon il has com pleted its
circuit.
6. The time of an absentee is allo wed to the
next succeeding member. In like manner
when the circuit Of a book terminates with an
absentee, to the preceding member.
Z. Notify the Secretary, by letter, when Won
purpose leaving town, and cannot receive
books, and again when you return.
:. The price OF each book. (half Its COST will
be marked on the cover member desiring
10 purchase will write his name after the words
''Sold to-" Books will be delivered as soon a.
their circulation is completed.
y. Cut the leaves with care, and do not defsce
them.
FINRs.-Five cents a day for keeping book
beyond its stated time. Fifty cents tor non.
compliance with Rule No. :. Fines should b.
sent to the Secretary. Funds resulting from
fines and sales will be appropriated to the
purchase Of other books.
Annual subscription, So TO 81.
On the back Of these rules tn following blank
forms occur:
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Name. Residence. Received. Delivered.
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Ex-Prestdept job hson had enthusiastic re-
cepuons at Chariert.y lie and Lynchburg. Va.
on Thursday; was barqne:ted a. the NorveII
public reception TO the citizens yesterday, and
last night be and his party left Lynehburg fol-
the ex-Presidents home in GreenvilIe, Tenn,
where another reception awaits him. At Char
louisville, according TO the Lynchburg Tir-
cinian, he made some Of The happiest speeches
of his life" and at the Lynchburg banquet,
after referring 10 the s.aggressions" and s.usur-
pations" of Congress, be said, in conclusion,
that IN retiring 10 his rural home he would
bear In mind the advice of Cato, ssto pray for
Rome"
These ovations are striking contrast with
the reception Mr.. Johnson met from the
time h- has never traversed this southern route
to 5 home. According 10 the recorded history
OF that time Mr.. Johnson "left Washington
city, on his return home in April, 1@6I, aud on
the zist OF that month he suffered personal peril
a. Lynchburg, Va, being groaned and Kissed
by 8 large mob, who threatened TO take him
nom the cars 70 hang him. The Memphis Ar
olcncke, of Aprii %, exultantly described his
having his nose pulled by infuristed men,
backed by mobs, a, Liberty, Va, and at other
places along has route from Washington to
Tennessee"
In all probability many Of ssthe Infatuated
men" who assisted at the nose pulling in 1851,
and would have cheerfully taken part in the
threat ened hanging, were leaders in the ova.
ton Of 1859. Who has changed
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Every seat in the National Theatre was filled
last night before the curtain rose on LA Belle
Helene and the audience was the most dis
tinguished and fashionable, as it was certainly
the largest, of the season so far. This opera il
one IN which the troupe are thoroug hly drilled
and she performance passed of In a most
spirited manner. Tostee was at her best, and
while she was sprightly and dashing as usual
sang more satisfactorily because the music was
better adapted to her. Deere was very good rs
Paris" and sLeduc' acted his Marvellous"
with the spirit which eharacterlzes all his per-
sonauons. Orchestra and chorus were full and
satisfactory as usual. The opera bouffe is
success. This evening we are TO have "Mons
Choufieuri' and the second act of aOrphee Aux
Enters" Introducing both Irma and Tostee
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INV Books.-From Philip & So,omoas We

have
The Blameless Prince. and other Poems By
Edmund Clarence Stedmsn. Boston: Fields,
Osgood & 90. The leading poem OF tins col.
lection, the Blameless Prince, Is the finest ef.
fort in the way OF sustained power Of this
rising poet, whose Ienown we zee il almost
more European than American. MI Stsd.
man, from his long residence 10 Washington
has q circle OF readers here who watch his
rising literary fortunes with q warm personal
interest.
From Blanchard & Mohun we have the fol-
lowing:
My Recolleciions Of Lord Byron, and Those
OF Eye-witnesses of His Life. New York: Har-
per Bros This is the long promised work OF
The Countess G uiccioli, whose peculiar associ.
afions with Lsrd Byron gave her exceptio,al
opportunities for gathering the material requi-
site fer supplying a chapter Of vivid interest in
the life of this remarkable man. Her book is
disappointment in one sense. that II is made
mp much more largely of what others saw OF
him than what she knew Of him persons ally.
Of the rest IL may be said that 1t is the warm
panegyric of q passionate admirer. Yet 1t is q
book Of fascinating interest.
Pbineas Finn. the Irish Member. A novel
BY Anthony Trollope New York Harper &
Brothers.
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To Adxer,i.er..-eur ADVERTISING na,ro

To Advertisers.-0ur advertising patrons
are requested 70 send In their favors before
IL o'clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
IBB STAR Of the same day, on account Of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
had ourselves obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere to 1t.
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The new comedy of school," which Is to be
produced by Laura Ksens, at Walls Opera
HOUSE. on Monday night next, is spoken OF As
the great theatrical sensation of the season. II
was produced At Selwyn's Theatre. Boston,
and Wallsck's, New York, on last Monday
night John Broueham says Iii Is the best OF
all Robertson's pieces, and the most attractive
comedy produced at waliacks for years" The
Herald, Tribune, Times, and World, AN praise 1t
70 the echo, and say 1t is destined to hold the
stage tor some time. Miss Ksene has had
school" in active preparation ever since the
opening Of her season, and from her great re-
pusation as a manager, the public may expec'
that the performance Of next Monday evenins
viii be Of the most attractive Character
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

kAND HOP OF ALDkIBGE LODGs "a
NNo. 3. y q r. at Prof. kries' sa- -
loon. on MONDAY, MARCH -, I-6g "a
1ickets, admitting a Gentleman aud too ~
Laf les, 81 Committee Of Acknowledgement ri
arnold Israel Hoffman. MARTIN ArenZ A a
bishop. L. sheryoOd W A N Bradley Bsl.
isi Master Tickets 90 be had of any m@m h@r q
TIE committee The Holy Hill etrins BAND has
ben engaged for the occasion ma rs sst Sah
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TIE PRICE OF FIvn-TwRNrIHs.-Fiv

TIE PRICE OF FIvI-TwHNTIRs.-Five-r
ties are al 81 in sterling money in London this
morning; which is equal to % IN American
gold COIN. CoLssls are SO, 30 that our skies are
almost equivalent to British threes. But 1t will
be remembered that the latter securities have
been the favcrite investment in the worlds
financial centre for generations, and have not
been increased IN amount for half century
while of the former nearly two THOUSAND mil.
lions have been created and thrown upon anew
market within very few years. On the whole
the New York Post thinks that the very rapid
growth OF our uanonal credit abroad is still
more surprising than the low point to which II
II one time fell. The advance is doubtless due
20 the facs that the Public Credit bill has be.
come q law, the frst act Of Congress to receive
the signature Of President Grant.
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From Shillineton, Odeon Building, we have
Putndm's Magazine and Frank Leslie's Maya -in,
for April, and Hearth and Home for March 2s;
from French Il Richardson we have Putnam s
Maya ,ine for April.
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JOURNALISTS TO THE FRoyr-Accorcin to
the Hew York Star, nearly every Republican
Newspaper Of that city furnishes a batch OF
aspirants for ONCE under the present admins
tration. IL names six candidates from IN.
7rtbHne, two from the nmss, seven from the
Sum. and three from the Evenisg Post: 70 saw
nothing Of some half dozen held in reserve In
each once, 10 be brought ont in case Of an
emergency. THIS will do pretty well for be-
ginning.
Il IL. hi
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~CHURCH OF TIE INCARNArIoN (Pr
READINGS AND REGULATIONS
MRS PErriGsURKIss.

ID NO fETTlGbt KING,
VOCAL AND iNsTRUMESTAL MUSIC.
At Lecture room, Church of the Epiphany. &c
street, between 18th and llthJ WEDNESDAY,
Tickets. TO he had at Blanchard d Mohun ..
Coyle 4 Towers, and at door, SO Cents mas I'd
N@NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
AT the m setting Of the Levy Court, held on Mon.
day. arc lst 1853, the following resolutions were
aooHtea that the rate Of tan for the year 1860
yor County Tax, 20 cents on 500:
Fer School Tax, IS cents on $40;
For Police Tax. Is cents on 500;
and that discount Of ten per cent shall be al.
May next. and Eve per cent II paid before the rst
da) OF June. providing all ages paid; no
abatement will be maze after the lst IT June v
JAMES PILLTNG. Collector
once over National Metropolitan Bank 18th st =,
opposite Treasury Department. mar3- I'm
n@BANKRUP roy The last amendment Of
u3 the Bankrupt Law provides that in all pro-
ceedinge con menced after the FIRST day Of Janusry
leS9, no o1scbsrge shall be q anted to Q debtor
whose assets hall not be equal to fly per centum
OF the claim Hyorsd against his estate, pom which
he shsll be lisble prineipaI debtor This clans
doe- net however. shut out from the benefit OF the
law al poor debtors, for il further provides that
certain petitioners. and all who comply with Ger.
tain conditions, can receive their discharees,
Though they may have assets. Notwiths tsudius
the Droytton, In view Of its limitations ana sIcep
lions, debtors without assets sill applyipR for
the benefit Of the Lao in all parts OF the country
Persons in this District Who still wish 70 avail
themselves Of its benefit, and who have no assets,
ehould examine carefollv whether they are IN.
cluded In the terms of the limitation The sinh
scrb<r will give Information this subject ct all
times without charge.
Attornsy; st-Lsv and Solicitor ia Banfrustoy.
City Hall. fsS
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sISt. Louis clergy men are preaching az ainst
female suHIsge.
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DENTISTRY,

L. WOLF ~
OPERATIVE DENTIST,
NO liz fenna ave. let lfth ana 18Th straet.
L - ei9s. All branches OF tine PROBES
s shItiiu!ly stteniec e., sEd Os the mOst 49,
tea-obable terms. A thorough . xp@ri@uc-< 0
~ several years In the Dental Art INSPIRE. ms,
isisctory TO all. n,s n 80.
\ ths, ". AND "A. A MERkILL DEHIIsTs,
- No. 2Sb PEEEsfLNANIA AVE-
between i2ih aud 18th streets, fur ~
- l. n Ahlif iClhL hi on any kidd 2Il1S
-. taue ceslIel fure NtsTOss OItis Gas con-
aaanty on hard for extracting 'eeth sithort p.ia.
"a susrantet 20 sil those having work doue AZ cur
oIice Satisfaction In every particular no lOi
Ii. LETIB . DAyIs, DKsTAL arroOIl
- TON.
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DE. LsSis . DAYS., DENTAL hssOoIl
s. r.; ss g.. sss .si +. .!l.:,.
rklTH KkTRAOrED WITHOUT Pam,

,,,.. 90 sss siii ee n.de for e.trsosiDs wrsrs
ssnsnt viii Dc rea.'red &C p.y Tor thsy -
VI uS, hs oRersuon wien Perinrned, which
srsseeoi s.,n is nov Prepared q - Teeth %
GDio, silver and Rubber, 81 New shilAdsI
. 10 and Boston pri ce. All s~r,o l,.ds,
a work done cen have a. a CheapA .Isaboy..
ohneo oiffee. All work wii be done AZ che usst.s,
shl Scet manner, and warranted % give entfrs
satisfaction. Perscpe VIII DO well 20 call .no ar.
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
SHOE UPPERs CHEAP.
100 sides cheap SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH
L LIT sf MohSoGGnasL F sKINs,
4 shssp il. q ssS2 FINDINGS, -
ma.ost. No. ss SGD b street G sh sou SITE.
IL BANKRUPTCY,
tho r,v ., W DIsIaIcr OF OeLuMsrA, IS. .
1879 The S 6ers Ss ls 1sy
OF his appointment as Assignee OF Oh ARIESW
al xRo ins iy Of sSnassas B.spt th1
x a; $s s;s!i said
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of WILLIAM MoD sS a isss
q Granted e. ss for ths s1 g
1855 and rei.sus1 the 18TH day Of March is5s'
Pri,ter. ,RpIa vement In Machine for Mitreiag
It's ordered that said petition be heard at thi.
Ss s5s.R may SSg"s. mi: extension
twenty Gsg. Ss,4 Ss in
mao WV Commissioner of Patents.
INTHIE. sgRR ~ u, COURT OF T4E DIS
day Of NJ ar Il pi $50 3 'n' ''ta
BANKRUPTCY; complainant :"
hulon N. p King Henrietta L. No I.s,s. =.
q Gis WIG acu hniolph B0cket9
Norman Mary A Henry and
William King and Henry Ian.
don defendants,
On motion Of the complainant, by Mr.. william
NJ E S n. fss
herein on or before the first rule day Occurri 2
irfy days sitter this day, otherwise the canse will
be proceeded with as in csse of default; provided
cory OF this order be published In the Eveuine
weeks prior TO said day.
.tsfsnedD A. OLIS Justice
tru cory Test:-R. j. MEIGS, Clerk
mar 20 v6w
DOTATOES POTATOESfT
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ARiSI's FAshIOsABLK DAkOlhs
w ACADEMY, a
-, petveen 9th ans 10Th street,,
~ hOs Opeb lor reception OF Pupils For -
al ca sfs anpiy st the Academy for oircu 3&
a.. nsAs Ga nluon Tor Misses and MsstsEs-Tues
Gay Thursday, snd Saturday, fgOr ltoSp M
tor Sentlemen-honosy, Wed nee sy sua s.t
...,, nom 70 ~ o. N. 81 ls-t
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY

TREASURY DEPAKTNESr, May 10, lste,
Sealed proposals. for Furnishing stationery Tor me
Department until the 10Th day Of June, lsD, At 70
< Schedule Of tho articles and quantities re-
gulrel, and blank forms for bidding, containing
full Information, will be furnished upon applica.
The bids will be considered. and accepted or re.
CSatraSis must BE- executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 50
to do.
from time to time during the year, 10 Quantities
pursuant to orders from the Depa The en-
tire quantities In the schedule will, however, be
Bach proposal must be signed by the individual
or hrm making It, aud be accompanied by bond
with sufficient suretieS In the sum Of h!e h0usa nd
trict Attorney, on a form To- be furnished by tho
Department, conditioned upon the execution ~ q
contract, with good and sufficient bouds, for fur
nishi1E such portion oi tho articles A. may De
All deliveries will be subject to inspection BY an
expert, detailed for the purpose by the ~
Gle win be deemed sualScat to anau the con
/ tract. r-,...
TSo faiaT;. 70 comply With .ny one order under
the contract viii operate As the forfeiture Of the
TtsanIry NAV direct the purchase, In open market,
Of sneG Quantities Of any articles US shall be peces-
SaTy 10 supply tho deheisney caused by such 4all.
Of he price heh 1t shall befound necessary to pay
/ Proposals. unaccompanied by a satisfactory bond
awarded only to established manufacturer OF OF
dealers In the articles.
BllsIs,WiiISS rSSaSiIESa 70 conform their bids to
GEo s, BoUTwELL
my lOlm Secretary Of the Treasury