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gBir ftnO bic ein3igeu Serfiufer picles Geriibm.
fen @bietrY fir BEN 9taot Sirsinieu, uuo ere
lan6sn uns bic @ufmertiamtctt Der rcIp. g8trtbe
rInb 9rUcerpbefBcr auf oisfrn 18 Nonate alien
Ynrr DID &Ye 9BbisteY Su l~enfeu, rbt fe ibre
GtnfGufe auperwGrts MAIDEN.
% M. 9. Spnes Ii. 60,
ID. 9traee ipiihen Watn II. @nrn.
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neA. 80 ba!be. Yitrtel unb attel @asEs feinen

pGAs so Babe, 0irrtel unb ahtsl @ast5 fetnen
tnpOrtirtcn Sranbte, unter ibnen BON S. Sump6ry,
Sutes 3otin II. Co., q. Seienat, Staro, Oupep Il. 60. ~
800 SbIS. fetnen alien SBbtsfey pom ben WOuntainS 9a.
800 20 alien g8tt5fcY pom philadelphia.
5 9feifen impDrIrtsn Shioam Gin.
80 Caste SIafberrp, @beTrp nnD 9in9er 9ranoy.
40 Sple. frtiben @iber Nnb SepriS9eS Qle.
100 DO &. s. Gl9fs uHb 8irtpatrif5 2iluors.
100000 impUrtirte 9rtncipee Giearren.
40 Gasfs dhten alien SPORT, Wabeira uns Stern IBeir
400 9bIs. common franS6Ti6en 9ran6y, Sin Il. gBbiSicy,
50 DO ftne OLD QppIe BRANDS.
300 Scren ID. 2Daro uno Gnocrs SOrten fa6rictrien Sobof.
200 Sdfe 3ic, 2UsHira uao Seva Ga1ee.
100 S6de Salt.
@rpuno SpieS, 9eppcr, Singer, WutnlcsS, 0rain Qevper
unb Spice, 9ipe5, @OrOes une ale Sprien Wroppina la.
per, 2%Drapptn9 &wtne, SasfetS, 5tpDr 0udets, l81I6na
uno Sreao Scoa, NtIttes, COB Stib, Gbpics @utttr unS
Gbeeie, ale SOrten Gbte unb @anolee, 9emiiobuS, lBaip
bcaroS, !Snt, SIa6inS, Shoe unb StrubiRq 8ruIbss. =
9tale, GeanS II. {. NJ. sum 9erfauf sci
% nj. o. SpncS u. g..
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Scfomntmad,umaem.
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Npptb Ter unp Dru99i1 f,

Yp. 10 Iain<Strabe.
9anEsne fur pas bisbsr osirpunsre 8utraucn bpfl q,
'nttr Suit5sruns prcnPtsr Ssbisuuns, eafslbe aud ferner>
bin ~ erbdItcn.
Ssoep'e pereen III ieber Belt (sd Sag unS gtaGD prompt
uno orptIenbaft ausesfubri.
aue Sprten GarbetUfe, Etn1erslas, S-u6bdnber,
e'SeTr'n, Wand, 8au~ uno S6nupftasut %beltdnbi9 an
vaho uno merosn gu ben btqiaisn @reifsn ~pertanft.
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8pd6rtose county, 1. 6e6ruer 1861.
Sh beihririse ticrmit, bag i'd nit ben 6erren g8n,. y.
SUnes II. 81. in &ihmpno Gity einen @untreft fIr ben
aueini9en Sertaaf meines ~g8biefey5 obSeiblpien bats,
nab ntIhenl t6 0eTpHt9tet bin, mar an beics 6au5 III
%rertaufen lno 5par mug oiecr 9ShiefeD r~penigtens Elm Sabr
ait iein. SD benerte bier, 6aB Der 99biSfeg, cen i'd i.bt
an Ubtsee Saus obIisfee, beretts Is Wipnate alt 1T. Die
beltcn g8btstcYeStenner lttntmen oortn uberein, ooB Der ron
mir oeittutrtc 20tiste9 ale anoeren BRANDS I6eririfft uuo
miro IS mem ~tifrigItsS Seltreben iein uno peroe id feline
8ulten md Ntubt lparen. bieieH Q8btsteo nit ben g9uni6en
mo Penn 9eiHmad bs QubIitUme itereinitimnttno gu
MAIDEN. %. u. StuQrt.
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store

Dry-Goods y F~ancy-Store
l16. @dc Srcno- IL. 6. StraBc. 80. 176
g.. 81. 81 picnbaum
crIoutt lid bGS 9ccbrtt Yublifum aufmcrfiam III maiden. saG
CT lcnc SprIn9"2S0arcn cnpfonGcn, Die IN ciuCr 9rpBcn 9luS>
p0li Der ncurlIcn 9r!tttI %btltcbCn, uno III ]ungcutn biuiOcn
grcNrn, prlnt tetnc Goncirrtni iuinncn, pcrENnit wuScn.
sd PtPc ~eclonocre IUIAcn0C IrtttCI brrYpr:
StiHtniru8t, in ltNUari uNH alien 4RcecfarbCn,
Niuslin Ocloin, S0nS uno bUlbpUuCne,
Mtcrtare 90ni unb %bdIbppICf
Icdtc ~irl6ubilde Ncinw0RbI
IeGtcs niCocrIdnoiihcS &uh unb Gaiimcrss.
SbatpIS, BLANKETS, ipipir cine srpBc IuSwabI pcn Spu
tetptng GreoS II. rouenen Il. bGumpeIenCn StYImp
Yin Sclab h,'iee Ga5cEs pirb er9ebenie bctCn RON
Q. ~. RI IcubaumJ
robe 'uR nriru SParftr.
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UrhDltu4es uno Sonlmcr. g9aaren fir 1861.
9ute, WitBen uno StrUb. B
Eie ttnterietdneten ha6en icbt cprr6thie unO ,rn 9rrfaur
retdc @uepatl pen Sur, Gaiimere, 6rea6, III B 4meI
ftean Self 6d:S. NtceeSu DreB pats Der feinten tluo!it6t
uno ~ Ieoem Yretie TETS UprrG:big une nerotn aud fclbe suf
Seltslun9 an8efcrtt9t. I'M cinen 9eirt bitten cracbcnt
~. 3. Nppre II. gpmD.
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Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
am Rcueu MarEts,

Gde Der Srpao- Mn0 6tcn Strabe.
g. 30. 8pfen6aum empieblt Ieinen
6reunpeu uHp Dem 0utlitum 1eiu aut aIurttrtes
0a9er BON @ummcr. @aaren, Die gu ben tiQiss
item 9reiftu a60eaeten merpcn.
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0ul3! 6uI,!

Hnitrietfneter bait fcrtpdbrcuO einen ora6cn 8crroib ven
Sibcn~ uub 5ibtcnbuI; better Suolitdt. xnb fonR fcinc
Sunesn b,terntl untcr ocn s~initisffcu Scoinaunscn pcrfcbeu.
Set tGiiten pom D 8larICrn piro bas ~9BcepaGs. fpftcnfrei be-
lergf. Seltcuuu9en. Ipeldt sinterlaffer iperocu bel Sabnep II.
Spte pocr geo: u. 5unbltp. Srpabfra6C, Ippie in Der Sul,>
nlceerlo9s an Srpaeitr. nabe 8rppfr Nrenne fpcrSer. prompt
SslVr9f. grelie: DAG bette GtdenbpIj Su $3.50, unp
SannenbplB gu $500 pcr Gpro. SnmcS 81. Wurrr
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2SStGI. .. SJOmcs II, So,
8tuteInls.6 Gupler ron
Groceries, 4"iquprS unO
prpotfiOnen,
15ts StraBe. swi16en Main. unp Garpir.,
Sti6mpno, Ss.
80 M. g. SpntS, Ri6arb g. 8rppn,
drnber tsi SUnss II. Co. (fritsr bti Biliam earlier
% m. 9. SUnes II. Conn.,.
Die unterSi6neten babsr fh unter bielsr Girra Serst-
ntet CUR Subrune zines
Wbpltiale GROCERY, 9iqupr. unb 9rcStfcns'
Pagers,
Tote Strabe, 3tpilhen Wntn unb Carp,
nA0 eriHtCn iPre GrsunNe anb bas %seIammte gutlifum ibrs
SSaaren 81 pruten uno relp. Stntaufe bel ibnen III MAIDEN.
Hrtmpne, L. WarS 1861. aSn. .. Spres,
*. &. Srppr.
j3um Srrtauf taben b~ieisl6sn auf 2dger;
20 5bbS. Sreafs, fteine.
% 5bpS. Shoulders, feline.
10 9tpS. tno 20 SbIs. fle,ne SarS.
so 9biS. uni rs Eess 2eaf Barb.
10 Sbbs. feline bp.
IS Sbe. fnall Sibes.
100 BSls. SO. 3 Moferl.
SO 90. gRe. 1 nno no. 2 TaderI.
$50 DO. SariIp Serrines.
100 DO. gruiteo, grw6e1rb unb gut Suar.
$50 %. s. 9elIuw, ertro G., y. unS u. Suaar.
100 DO. Yp. l, 2 uno 3 Sugar, in Ri&upno fabriCirt,
90 Sbbs. so. o Suear.
100 9bIs. 80. o 9%ipidfcS.
100 SaIf GbetS UNI Small Yrrce Green unb 9ldf Sea.
500 gIcrcS S2erm, @bantantiuc unb GALLON GoubIcs.
100 DO. Oceripe, 9dln, Srppn II. oneere Seifenorter,
800 Dot. 8udete uno 9rpome.
8nm gertauf bei % M. 9. SOnss II. CO.
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MADAME GARCIN's
RESTORE

T OLNI-Ns
G5 lit pieIes Gin unfeblbarss Mittel pus g8adss
t1um Der 0aorr Al befGrrern, uuO wirtt 3usIcid
gc3cu pns 2lueIaaen o~erlrlbeu uuo s,par ptur
tr9enp wsI&e naGtbeiIisc 8pl9cn fir bic 6Out.
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2tm;ei9cn.

80 broadway, Ode Baufrest, gtss gIort.
Soares &apttol 100000.
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&nrpnrqtcren unb Otrcttoren /:

General N9eut fir Ridmono: .. q. Strcder.
llrt;riuhcuprr 2rst: Or. gS. Crete.
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~Nbeiu8ausrs unO MUisI-Q8einr.
Spe9en CrbdIten cine Senrun9 pom
rs 5a6 8bein. gRttnc,
sc SAP Wc1eI. gBcinr,
20 / Gcguac Qinct Gdftqun,
Sin. Hurt, NtiYnt6e, 9B6istcY,
20 NtItcn 9lmturger II. Shwei,er SGfe.
10 Sag G6ten g8etn @fi9,
Neht Impurities SeIterswaTer.
Sncub 9tppS,
Supporter, 1S4 Sruap- Stra6c.
81. u. MYrrS
iet9t Irinen Sreuubcn unp Scfannten all, baf er
ICcben pieper cine 2 enoung Don Dem aueac,eihs
net suten 2imburger SGIe erbolten bat, frmic
aud 5efcr's Sagp uuo YcriAiepsne auperc friIde
Naarrn, Die Stat9 gu taufen lino bel
q. q. " Ycrs,
Sroaoffr.. 'miit,, 8. uno 4.
Tcuer= mmD 81 MISUNDERSTANDING
Der
Virginia Fire x Marine I~nyurance Com
bic cin Bona Size capita! Son S200,0 900 6eNtt
,tnb i'm Sabre 1882 bird bic @eicbaebune
pom Sir9inien ~ein9eIebt murpe.
SSriitcrHnsCn werbcn burd biciC altC gempaonic Crs
ttctlt inter Den 9%pnlttstCn 9ebinsunsrn esstn 6cuers uub
BGherl1aoen an @~i9entbum altI Dirt, ale: SGuier, Wcu-
bel, 9uter uno 9DaarCn Glcr art, lpppbI in Der Staot.
ais aud INT N1neoc, uRo wrrOeE Die Nrtrcfcnbcn NuSSGbIun.
gen promp! O%cciltCt.
Sns~ Sur bic YOltcC uno cte aufro9me Der III vcrtbcrr-
Den EjclcntdnbC Diro ni6te tcrCbnct.
Sftr Np. l3l Nloiur-. RihmcHb, g}u., ciae Gbrr
nAtcrbaIb Der Dtsgatb Srl,s.
u. 9. GownrSiu. @riFO.
Iiniam @ u;S 9r.. Secret GIG.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

day mig ght about two thousand cattle left this city
for Washington for the use OF the army In that
vicinity. Generally they Were Of very ordinary
quality, and amongst them below the usual age
OF cattle brought to market. so great has become
the demand for beef cattle, and the difficulty OF
getting them from the West by railroad, that
there are some apprehensions Of short supply
for the city markets. Already an association Of
butchers TO guard against such probability have
sent and purchased their stock from Philadelp phla
where they haYe been obliged TO take cattle
brought from the State OF New York. The cattle
from those parts Of the West from which the city
markets were formerly supplied are nearly all
taken up by the army contractors. Large numbers
Of fat cows, which was rarely the case before are
now brought to the city.-BdItin1ors SHH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
Loss from Weeds,

Very few Of our farmers seem 90 be aware OF
the great loss they sustain annually, from the
growth Of weeds of one kind or another, with
which quite too many Of our farms are over.
run The late Sir John Sinslsir made some
experiments on this subject, the results of
which we annex, and which are worthy Of the
consideration Of all cultiyators who have failed
themselves TO discover to how great an extent
their crops are lessened by weeds:
al. Seven acres Of light grayelly land were
fslloved, and sown broadcast; one acre was
measured Of, and not weed was pulled out
Of il; the other six were carefully weed6d.
The nnveeded acre produced eighteen BUSH
els; the six weeded acres l3j bushels, or %!
per acre, which is Al bushels, or one-fourth
more produce In fayer of wedding.
"2 A six-acre field was sown with barley,
In fne tilth and well manured. The wedding,
owing TO great abundance Of eharlock, cost
l2s. per acre. The produce Of an unWeeded
sore was only Is bushels; Of the wesded, %.
Difference in favor Of the wedding, is bushels
per acre, besides the land being much cleaner
for succeeding crops.
as. Six acres sown with oats; one acre
ploWsd but once, and unmanured, produced
only IL bushels. Another six acres, plowed
three times, manured, and weeded, produced
81 bushels. This experiment proves that oats
require good management, and will pay for II
ss well ss other crops. Ten bushels sf the
increased produce may be fairly attributed
10 the wedding, and the other ten 70 the ma:
pure."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From General Banks, Division,

FREDERICK, De-. 30.-The commission for ex-
amining Into the character ablitv and Qualifce-
lions OF Officers Of this division of the army still
continues Its sittngs In this city. Many cases Of
the lower grades Of commissioned officers have
been examined into and reported upon to the
Commando r-in-Chief Others, including some of
higher grades, are now before tn" board. The
nnal action In ali the cases will not be diynlged
until the rising OF the board.
The general court-martial to-day takes up the
case OF the murder by private of the Fifth Con-
nectcut, pcrpetrated while that reg iment was on
a march last fall from Pleasant Hill to Williams
port. After disposing Of this, other desertion
cases will be brought up. IL Is believed that
several OF this clas will be made examples Of by
the process laid down In the articles Of war.
John 8 CLARK, late colonel of the Nineteenth
New York, has been appointed an Aid de Camp
TO General Banks, with the rank of Colonel.
Last week dre broke out in dwelling near
Gensral Banks headquarters, sffOrding his body
guard, the Zouayes dfAfrique, a rare opportunity
of instltutlng some new tactics In the 6re depart
ment. Before the alarm had hardly sounded
these agile fellows had emptied the engine houses
Of their "machin ~ attached hose, scaled the
walls, and eNtinguished the fire In an incredi BILE
short space Of time, saving the valuable property
from any great loss.
Mrs. General Banks and the ladies of many of
the other officers of this division are at present
soJourning here, giving a metropolitan tone to
society and an increased air Of refinement and
elegance to the city. On Saturday, Gen Banks
First Assistant Postmaster General Kasson, and
= T. Middleton, Esq cashier OF the U. g.
Treasury, dined at the mansion of Frederick
Schley, Esq editor Of the Examiner
The 5th Connecticut has been ordered hither
from Hancock, and will probably be here BY
Thursday. The lst section of Capt Best's (regu-
lar) battery 10 now on It's way here from the same
place
man named McGraw, from Harper's Ferry,
was arrested here on the 9th. He is charged with
having voluntarily furnished a large quantity Of
salt to the enPmy-some say l5l to 200 sacks
very useful institution Is The ordnance depart
ment OF this division, under charge Of Lieut.. w
Thompson, OF company |, Massac husetts Twelfth
iorce under him 10 employed In repairing and
issuing arms, which would, otherwise be con-
demned and returned TO Washington The same
onicer has charge Of the magazine and trophies
captured from the secessioniss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

IMPORTANT STATEMENT PROM Pairs "A letter
appears 10 the Albany Evening Journal, from
Mr.. Thurlow " eed dated Paris Dec q, which
contains some important and gratifying inielIi
gence- Mr.. Weeds position In lrope doubtless
gives him access 10 the most reliable sources
of information, and bis long experience Of edito-
rial duty is a warrant that when he makes a state
ment didacticaly he speaks with knowledge and
means all that he says Ii istherefore to
find him saying that he learns from an authentic
source that the demands Of the British Govern
ment lin the affair Of the TrenD are moderate; no
war 10 apprehended, and the bluster Of the Lib.
erals In England is only designed to checkmate
the Tories, who hoped to ride into power on this
war cloud." Aud further-i'l am enabled to state
positively that France will not follow the exam
pie OF England II that power determines to
recognize the Southern Confederaeyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

MILITARY MovRnEsTs IN BALrINoRI Since
ehe last military notice, the 6th New Hampshire
rsgioeny hsl reached here by the Philadelphia,
Hflmlngtoh and Baltimore Railroad, and moved
on 20 the Capital In an extra train. The command
mustered 1919 men, under Col. Cenverss. The
men were thoroughly equipped according 70 the
Ike appearance whilst on the march through the
city.
fhefe also reached here In company with the
New Hsmpshire command, nne detse hment Of
Rhode Isltnd Regiment passed through here on
thelr way 20 Annspolis.-Balf. Apsateas, 30tA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH CO. beg to csll
the attention of ths citizens Of w.shiaston and
vicinity TO the superiority Of their Watches over q.
imported, whether Swiss or Eng ish.
The Company unhesit.tinsly EaaaLtes their
Watches 20 be unsurpassed By those of any coun-
tr, for durability and fine time keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buyers 10 beware OF
the cheap English and Swiss Watches now beips
sent among soldiers in sad aroaLd Washington.
These watches are Of the poorest description Of
foreign manufacture, .nd-ut.erly worthless a.
tune keepers as the makers well knew when they
sent them to this country
LADIES' WATCHES.
The Company would invite espscl.l attention 10
their lstest style OF Watch for Ladies'. Ever, one
will have the same guarantees that accompanies the
most costly ChronOmstsr Of their manufacture
The styles of Oases are varied and suit different
tastes, and the introduoti of Watch for ladies,
that will 60 and keep time, has met with universal
avor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invited By the Company to the fact that every
Watch, Of whatever price, manufactured at their
WOr.s at WalthaE, Mass is accompanied By q
certificate not only TO warrant il, but TO prevent
imposition from 8 cheap and worthless Imitation
that is palmed of upon buyers the genuine arti-
ole. All our Watches have upon the plate the trade
mark "Waltham, Msss.," and without that mark
no Watch 10 genuine.
Messrs. NJ. w. GAIT Il BROTHER have the
Watches of our manufacture for sale at Wash
inston, and buyers can depend upon fndIng the
night styles and Quslitiss at their establishment,
No. asa PennsIlvsnia avenue.
ROBBINS L APPLETON,
General Agents, No. 1s2 Broadvsy,
no 8-lm New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

H. rhe British steamer Gladiator, about vhose
mission we have before informed our readers,
Wa st Nassau, New Providence, on the 10Th
inst, loaded with arms for the rebels, and was
lyIhx beside the United States gunbOat Flam.
basu, who was watching hsr movements. The
a5yefament ofaciel there, however, had declined
70 furnish coal to the Flambeau, while the Glad
/. tstof wal soundantly supplied. AS both ves-
tbas consuming their fuel, n was consequently
( l.aiLsf Of tins between them whether the Glad
lstos would make good her escape,-the odds, CT
coaTss, G~ing greatly In her iavor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
New York Rauk Statament.

NRw YORE, Dec 30 The weekly statement O.
the city benk shows the following results: Loans
decrease, 81 OF ,000 specie de crease 81 ASS OCO
circulation decrease, Sll9 600; deposits decreas
%, AS 600. On Saturday evening the banks did
not hold much over S23 OOO 900 in specie. Many
banks are paying specie, as usual, while others
are paying out small sums to customers There
Is, however, little demand for II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
1sKcoND nispArcH
From Missouri.

PALMYRA, Dec. 29 Yesterday Gen. Prentiss,
with $50 men, encountered and dispersed body
OF rebels 9OO strong, under Gen Dorsey, at Mount
Zion, Boone county, killing and wounding $50 of
them, and capturing 35 prisoners, 95 horses and
wounded
The rebels burned another train on the North
Missouri railroad yesterday and say that they in
teno IL destroy all the cars the road TO prevent
II from being used during the present winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
Suspensisn Of Specie Paymeuts

ALBANY, Dec. 30.-The banks here SUSPENDED
specie payments on learning the action Of the N
York city banks
PITTssuRa, Dec. 90 The old Bank Of Pitts.
burg continues TO pay specie on all it, liabilities
as 1t has done through the past general suspen-
sions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31

-HEBMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCgIy
For Weakness
Afh4hs h9m Exossses- Habits OF Dtssipauou-
Esriy J. d.sc- ttI0a nT Abuse
Attended tciih rae FollotrtsP St,1 nto,,,.
iinaisF9sISon 70 ExertOn, LoFs Of Pov.,.
Weak Nerves. VI sraeottlinGs
Horror of Dssase, U.ksEMIDInt
DImness Of Vision, p,,, 49, a1uessss
Hot Hands, Ei,Sp;Sa. Sff..kkein
Di'Nes n the oEn, Eruptions on the Facs
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
Eese symptoms, ii q 'Oggd 10 no IN uhinh ,ht.
medicine lnvarlably removes soon olova s
lMPOTENCH, FATUITY, EPIL,EPTIC Fits
IN one Of Which tAe Patisxt may Eop,r,
VINO can say that they are not ffesueptl, Eol-
lONeC bg those DIREFUL DIsKAsRs"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIoN-
many are aware Of the cause of their sufsrtnr
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
The RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYI, ,UNs
AHd the hs!assAOIV Dearhs 6y Co4sxr.pt,s.
bEAH AMPLE WITNESS THE TRUTH on IN.
AsEERTIoN.
WITH ORGANIC WE.aRNESS
Rec ulres the AID OF m msdicins To strengthen ,nJ
lnugOrAts the Syrtsn
which RELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcsU
tscarSa1 " does
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sEKprIcIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-31
Rsadiag Matter for t6s Ftr.si&s Cirele!


The present year is undoubtedly the most event
ful In the political history OF this country and the
record OF occurrences transpiring al the Fed
sral Metropolis is naturally OF striking and re-
markable interest The public desire to receive
prompt, f'@! and reliable accounts Of all tAat
passes acre b most intense, and we have
consequently made alterations and improvements
In the weekly issue OF the Washington Star 10
meet this want most satisfactorily In compli-
ance with the wish Of the public the aoer has
been cbaDged from Z quarto TO the more conve.
nient folio shape, and now appears handsome
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