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Ills dc proper tlme now 70 make cut.
tlnrs Of s1ch plants as are required for the
ho11o n uinter. It's much better 20 have
vigoron1 young plants than to depend upon
he old ones. Il 3 better in most cases 10
leave the bedding plants in the ground 10
die, and depend upon those grown from cut
iinr1; hui NJ unsuccossfhl IN striking new
pIanI1. lI|1n 10 Old ones may be taken up
about The time severe frosis are expected,
polrci, cut we'll back, and put in a cool, dark
DIaco, until The beginning Of winter, when
they nay Ne removed into the room where
thar are . remain.
Itrlo i very little difficulty in growing
cu|I|nrs Simply stuck Into sand or sandy
s1I|. t5tofed VIII glass and kept moist, and
n J .1adg plaes they viii grow without
lIo4t'e. Ihla will 6pply more particularly
% such bedding plants as GsraniumsS Ar
roI||nus. Ht||6tF0pes, Petunias, dsc. Ro-
60 and Enchsias are also easily grown from
cuttings, We would not ndvise any person,
nol Saving EIoen.h5use. 70 take In Yer.
brna1 lor Ihs winter, 81 h 3 very difficult 10
keep lhrm. Itsy are sold 50 cheaply By
t|111Ii1I1 ~ ne 1prine, llnl L b better 70
pl1tnI1 them Il that time TIM % aiisupt
% rrr1orTo them. n making cuttings
n1ul portion should b Of old OF well RI.
prlei wood, as The green, tender shoots are
III| b d1l1 bef0f6 striking root. y
:. ~ pot b N TOO great . hurry TO pot
your cnilings even when they seem 10 Be
growing vigorously, for IN many cases they
uI'I paI forth leaves and show every sign Of
hr1|IhV growth, when, in faci, no rUois have
ben emitted. In setting cuttings, any kind
81 POI o. dIlh may Be used. Cracked tum-
l|tI. llt useful CT covering them, OF u q
large tt.soI u used, common pane Of
r'1N nay b hid over Il The object Of
dis covering Il % retain the moisture. In
cr11r q .c1nrs dis fhsy should BE- kept In
.I111 pInco. 20 flat the direct rays Of the
II1 nay not strike thcm. Various other
methods Of striking cuttings have been
nioIIel Sons recommend laying them
In damp 1p11npm Or moss, such as Is used
N r1rI'or plant, for transportation; others
rr1tnn1ld putting them IN vide mouthed
boil. INTO which sponge has been pot,
and II't1 , b b kept constantly moist.
C11In|I Of nti,y plants viii strike root BY
kosrInQ he lower portion immersed in wa.
81 ~ .lrlal ueoI1, although most sorti
viii rot By this procsss. Whatever meth
od & ad0ptcd, there should Be double thC
nnn|b1f Of cuttings frerarsd that will b
ulnIIl. nl many Win b lost through care
le1'he,' QFneg|ec,-
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10 MnEr RHunaED WmR.-To one Gal.
I1l u 4llli I'd i6uF pounds Of ripe Thu-
bafb. lhoroughly bruised; let it stand in
~ ~ fur ilyBs cir il ffsquently, then
1''1'r I, 20 one gnllon o. liquor, pus four
r101'I of co11s 1uglr, IL jdics of one, and
~ q one|haIf lomon; % every tn
||04 cnp ouncl Of ilinglals 1nd one pint
q 1I.nlI pul i n . ca1k; nfer ths If1ss
||||I11 : oFcI, tung 4 fiekf; loi Z sland
g. I|I rI u1Ie nni fhrn boille 4 fbr uls.
J ~. .-I.l e 81 yan 3 uiiPaEkle HE
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Orloeal Se.k9s., nssVuas dsbIlIly, ,Ios apirl l6
ssasne o. ne limbs end hack. IidspaiI1l nni ~,
- ns@. sssssS sa mo- 3 sSss.s sslsS 81. g
emaly ~ dllllull. dz1lnlu1, hlilnfha lnQo1inlIW
.ie. si.enaIe.. aln. IN Ne -. ellplllS q - eJas
1ecaie6 hy ths lnly csshEIisd phyIisa ~ sI11i,
..s teapkly. HI m1lho1 q ciliiR tII11l16 b nggt;
saassssn p Gih,nl ald hals ~ fIlIi 1I1l8 A.
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GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.


the undersigned. b,ying beep npder the rrealnsnl
o. Dr. J.Csapkay. although nnsOlicitFd. fp called
npon tn give publicity b. the efficacy n N, treiinanf
hoping that BY dong 20 may he instrumentsI % pS-
venting othe frum the Fearful euering and mseEy which
experlenced, and Uhich 30 oen result from he popi.
cous praetoe Of pFeenderA Ny disease has ben tka
OF physical and mental debility uhifh follows n eonaos
quence Of ndiscfet0ns In youth. The agonies which
endured are perhaps unnecessary for me 70 details t
are known 70 those who have experienced them Dlcg
y 20 ny that having called the seFVces o Dr IA
CzaPkay into reputation. al The expectations which
may nave formed OF bin were more than realized, !
would therefore recommend Dr. Czapkay 70 Sll Vho nay
tnd themselvea hced with that dreadful Talidy; ny
OBJECT 10 80 doing being sympathy suffering humanity
and heartfelt desire Of relieving them ! J, 49, 4
D. DAHLEE, EFiilsf.
State Il Caorbla, ,City snd County n esn rsnc1ci,
On this Slst day of July, AD. 1855 before me- WIN, Q.
yevet Notary PUBLIC personally appeaFed D. j. lahlll
known TO me. who, helng duly sworn did den1iS oi1
~ tha. The contents o. the card herewith S1t y
70 .tnes. FheFrof have hsrpunlo 81 nv haid, ala
nmxed NY ah.ial sa, the dav and VoSf asvs WrIi,Sn
hsI WIN. C.JEwErf, N0lny PdhIs.
, 1861-11-14

dlnaEy. They art with such peculiar elect upon the
system, that the fluids arising from thls dreal disease
are imperceptiby carried oR and prevented from any
o. pplrts, and reolce1 ln completely renovated con-
gtltuton; but L { indlspenaby necessary that the
Ointment should bo must esctually rubbed into The
complaining parts.
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CARp.

Prompted by honest desire Of my heart, viii 10
Isy before The public NhiCh deserv 4 . commen
Sation not Only as act Of scientific SKILL bot that 0f
humanity also. About two years ago, suddenly and
nom causes unknown 10 me. Uas seized with n Of
epilepsy wbrb. Uwing tO my Inability 20 meet the ex
penses cor seqntDt ppOn thorough medical treatment,
and the dsrouraCement which met with on attempting
h soon become such (as then I'D 10 beleVe) q 70
deb the skill Of any physician. was fftqueptly, While
in pursuit nf my calling thrown down 70 the ground
without the sRhtest warning; and although nsonslbo
10 the agnnis yet derplsed The mleFes o. my lie ana
learned 10 l0ck upoF thnse Who would render assist
ance shelter me from danger enemies who sought
70 prOoDg the existence Of my msaFes. WI Ne N 0l
state, and having, previous to my RctlOn, taated ~
sweets Of ic once more was induced 70 attempt ik-
ING aid 81 physician, and, BY accommodated cAllsd
upon Dr. J. Czapkay. told him Of my cFeumaianoSI
and o. my inability TO reward him kF bis services NJ
gardess Of which, however, he at once undertook ny
case, and, with the blessing of Co.. Wa oRol mois
restored 10 perfect health. Unable 70 reward hin ~
the boom which eny st present. and yet conscious d
nv indebtedness, consider II due 10 myself and IN
rfctrd to make the case public, In order that tho hi
nee Of medical advice may 6nd Q physician In WHOM
every confidence can be placed.
Stat Of California. County Of San Francisco Hah-
.crhed and sworn to before me- this lst day q Aug
iLsl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-11-14
Complaints incident to Children.

An complaints Of children NAV soon Be cured II care
b taken 70 purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver ami cleanse the stomach and bowels lev dnres
eject particularly parents b careful In not allowing
them 70 81. Of things which they know would injurious
10 themselves.
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TIE almaIt mlEaculsus cure that has baln ecisd N
my eass prompts NJ % iupaTl - thas q NJ isllo9
creatures uho may h1 aulefing num lke aicilnn lhs
segsni yean &c. ny heaitA hegln % i.ll. sns -
nStSthS nsIs SksoSsOf NJ kIl8ss6. Al ihSiSis@S
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Putty ---shortness Of Breath with
WealLness.

Very bad symptoms, which, Il not corrected, may ten,
10 some serious disorders Of the heart Or other vita
organs. Eat moderately Of sollds, take sig Pills night
for some little time; take plenty of fresh air with mod
eate exercise and the human machinery win be duIck
restored 70 health aud vgor Try this bot oF three da
only, and the result win Be marvellous.
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Female Conplaints.

All disorders Of the SEX and diseases 10 every crisis
peFious 10 the life and health Of woman youthful of
aged, married single, may be radicaly aud quickly
cured, without risk trouble by fw d0ees Oi these
Pills, taken according 70 the printed directions.
, 1861-11-14

The ingratiIude Of man 10 his fellow man l. sn often
met with 10 life that testimonials, prompted BY the ner
feelings Of the heart, are In the e Of those who
sacrifice their best days In phlanthrOpic devotion 70 the
akviaton Of tie Ills Of trail mortality. EmpFicIsm
honds the columns Of our press with lrandnent and
fictitious letters singing p9ans 70 the worth Of thero
eRntistcal ehai iatansW Be.0w append certificate
irm worthy man, Who, bFiel period since, seemed
destined 10 shne O his mortal cOil; who looked oF
ward To bis dis luton with that pleasure which only
Contrary 20 hops, the ability ~ aknl phVrlclan has
restored him u bis inEmer health. Relieved irum his
terrible situation, and mptlled by gntliude. be makes
known 81. ease and h remedial and hla statement
u antbentlraied By Notary Public. The demands Of
society mperatVelS command he puliiy and u \ gwen
more % VAN The unuaTy thsn % sound The prals q
pnyAclan o. whom scores Of like cAts can Be cled.
, 1861-11-14

HOllosOays Pills are ds bed remedy known in tie
aOOrld for tie .follOlcing diseases:
Agne Inropsy inflammation Sore Throais
Asthma DysenteEy yamdlce Stone and Gravel
Billions Oom- m-l.syslge1s Liver Com secondary eymp-
plAnu ltemele ire plain1 toms
BoecheS on the gulartles IImbagO Ne Douloureux
skin Pevers Of eli Piles TuhnorS
lasel comprts kinds rheumatism irleers
gollcs ne Retention Of ofveneFeal Aasc.
the Bowels Headache 1cfolnla, Worms. an kluaa
Oon.ampoon lAhalgeshon Alngs ksh Weakness, from
DENNY vha1eveT eanaa,
-, Ae,Ac
Sold q The ENablllhment q RnoFEssoa HoLLouAY,
IA, slIand, lnsar Temple laFl Lonion; alIo ~ Al
respectable D1RgiIs and Dealers n Medic rs lhr1l1
cut the civilized VOID. q Ne ollosing prcaIsln
y od- 4. "a ma, IA and s1A oach BIZ.
SaGS baeon1asl1hls asilg bytakius sths lsstF
nR-rhsslluns ~ ths Ciaanos q p.ilsuls d even
dlalsdlr nv G1laa . e,ch lax. -
L viclnIlA, vi,
A1sun ~ H0lSnH
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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PriOats NssicaI ape Surgical institute.

Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Private and Chronic Die
eases and the suppression Of Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician L. j. Cz GPEAY, MD,
late 10 the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physE
clan 10 the 10th Regiment Of H0nVeda chief surgeon
70 the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary late Lee
turer on Diseases Of and children and honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid TO the treatment Of Dseases
peculiar u women and children.
a. Once houn--Fum AN. 10 0 Pm.
Communications strictly confidential.
~ Permanent cure guaranteed, no pay. Consul
tatins by letter or otherwise, FREE. "a
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, san Francisco.
, 1861-11-14

DIR J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical ana su,v,..,
Institute Is on S1crsntntO street. below Moptgons,v
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company I'M ~
San rraheSo. The Doctor Offers free consnllaiioss
81 The following letter. which emphatcallv an..h.
r Itself was written by the Dean Of the FacUiiv "A ~
ph,na.phh College Of Medicine 10 The editor. az ~
y Dublication. SsA FN1eiscoD
, 1861-11-14

HOllOSOays Pills are The bed remedy knopn in The
trorM for The foElO,cin0 dise1Ses.
, 1861-11-14

Below we publish the certificates Of three of Tia s,f
ere's from the panps Of DISEASE no. having rec cvered
their former health, and impe'led by gTutiude male
known their cases and mcal Agebt ana iher siSae
ment are authenticated by Notary PAbhe The demapdO
OF Sciety impe' iousy coumabd their pnlcaoe And ~
commend their FeruS n the attention of al nmicVed
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SH1uvuPoRr FOUNDRY
MACHINE. SHOP,
BATTLE HOUSE,

1NHk frru.ou, House Edwards street. ShYsyc.
! port La, lately occupied by 5 T. Day
having bren fitted up with entirely ncw in,ui.
urs. &c, has been rcopencd uader the namc of
i,c Battle House by the undersigned who sill
essieayor 10 give satisfaction to the travelling
public.
The Hona il situated 10 quiet part Of the
town and particularly suited TO the aceJmmoda
lion Of ladies'. The proprietor wish % mako
but on pledge which ia that the sirici,'.i
cleanliness sle, he observed in every depart
ncnt
4. y. BATTLE
October 20 500 att
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n. 4. TN,ON.


q. me LA5e Ef6N OF
Netesoa, ware W ell. \ Co
Hssina saasrctrd hinself with The vel
kaoss kosss n REID TRACY. 90 Chamber
street. New York
COLLECTS tbs continued patronage Of h'.
- fkieadv x,vi catnsuers, and assures them thai
theie erAess fsr Hardware, IL addressed 10 hiT
a u Reid / Tracy. shall 10 sasiAoAetn1iyc"
cwssd.
Jssssry :! IS.
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Paints, Glass, and
winter SotOrs.
Recres ~ Sons, Iekcraaa'S
and bsbDrnf's

ST received. large .tHDl pf Ihe above color
y in cake. Hud Boz Mahogany and Rosewood hnyr-
with locks and key- Also. Gernnn D4.fr- 900 .tF".
sni ho,es, fine assortment
pl COLOR. Ia luhes Irelish and American.
Cam Tot p1rfsalls 100 frames nl sxlN 20 i9t5f,
Canvas IN rolls from ~ 90 % Nrl's WIDE.
Sir.ichefs for ctnvas-s of OIL .if~s
400 ens. fine Sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint ntp1 pafui.' hrushrs all s,es,
~ packages gold and silver lcat,
leo bundles dutch natal white auI yellow
tn Ca. 30 shests aHd book
Tiuse OF all the p.ual fllpr,
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AUSTIN X GOODWIN.

b.. '''' ...a.sJ mpra oa.''l 'yaass'.''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

.stAstSNs. V<,NAS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL

of t.ea DESCRIPTION. on hand or made 10 orle,
t. aas SHORTEST notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
Interesting Letter from Port Royal.
Especial correspondence Of the ss,r.l

.
PoRr ROYAL HARsoR, Dec. 9, 1861 -Ediso, or
ths Star: seize the moment intervening before
the departure Of the steam transport City OF New
\ oTk for New York city, 70 drop you line.
Commander Q. r.. p. Rodgers, Of the Wabash
win two other vessels, the Seneca and Pembins
returned at an earlier boar 10 day nom q late
reconnaissance Of Warsaw Inlet. He discovered
Sa NV e9gsnce into Savannah Inlet, a. good per.
Further: that the rebels have abandoned all
snei, original line Of coast defences Constructing
nnS. oSnlno, 10 their stead. In q military
axe on their part
Commando ROdgen' reconnaissance. has al
rsa ~ oeen Followed up by the naval occupation
ot tne newly discovered pssssge-Wsrssw Inlet
Our guns are, In that passage, but ten miles from
SSvannah, the steeples Of which are plainly WIS.,
loie rom the decks Of our ships 90 they ride at
anchor there. From their anchorage Savannah
may be epproached undo. circumsts noes in which
II VIII be utterly defenceless. Az any moment
zen; sherman may be ready, that city must nov
From deserters and contrsbands we have posi.
i've Information that all the people Of the coast
aole 10 get away have gone into the interior un-
oer an appalling panic. They have LEFT only tue
ery-cares about. The ''crackers" are getting
ierocious against them. Among the desertsrs
that have come to rs 10 the steward Of the rebel
steamer PULASKI, who saws that the day sfter the
battle " Hiltons Head, while Commodore Tat
nall was relating the history Of the az ht to SONS
ladies' who We're breakfasting on the vessel with
Hceuuuehif soPpeo. buried his moe In hia
hands, and burst toto tears
We are now looking almost daily for the arrf-
val OF Gen Butler here, with a large reinforce
nlent On bis arrival, as he Outyank s Gen Sher-
man, he will be In the chief command of our fur
ther military operations in this quarter Gen
sherman, however, Is moving with ali his means
70 push ahead the army operations. IL seems 10 be
understood that in addition to our occupation
OF Beaufort, Of which you will hear elsewhere
zen. Niete 10 TO be sent tomorrow or next daV
with considerable force to occupy the impor-
tant points In the new approaches TO Savannah,
and that another force will 20 about the same
time on a similar errand in the direction Of
Charleston, to hold certain stratagetIc points
You may also expect % hear at any time Of the
destruction Of the enemy's railroad connection
between Charleston and Savannah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
XxyvIIth CONGREsS-Secend Sessiou,
THURSDAY, December u.

SENATR-Mr. Wilson introduced his bill for
the abolishment Of army sutIerships, which was
advocated by Mr.. w. and Mr.. Harris, sfter be-
ing read twice.
HousK.-Mr. Blair, Of Mo-, rose 10 q personal
explanation, relative TO the discussion Of YESTERDAY
mon the resolution relating the order Of Major
General Haleck, excluding cerhin persons from
received from General Ralleek, bearing date OF
December 6, stating that the design Of the order
was to exclude, as a military precautiou, ell
unauthorized persons, both white and black,
from his lines, who might give information 20
the enemy, and net fugitive slaves alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

OUTRAGE ON CoLoRED WOMAN-Thos Gu.
sick, soldier. charged with committing a rape on
Lucy Ann Lee, colored woman, In the Sixth
Ward, and VIM. Buggy for completely In the
same offence, were arrested by patrolmen Morgan
and Clark last night, and taken before Justice
Gull, who committed them both TO JAIL 70 answer
the charge before the criminal court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

THE STAR IN THE FIRST WARp-Mr John
Mathews 10 the sole agent for serving the Star Il
subscribers in the First Ward Of this city. All
arrearages Of subscriptions will therefore be paid
only to him; as well as all arrearages due In thai
ward for the Baltimore SEH, Of which he Is also
the agent there Ivy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

DEATHS OF SeLDIERs.-The following soldiers
have died since our last report;
Owen n. Martin, company A, ID New York
Cavalry, at Eruptive Hosp ital
Barney Quigley, company l., LIST REGIMENT
United States Chasseurs, at Columbian College.
Henry Smith, member Of Oneida IN. y Regi-
ment, at Columbian Hospital.
Private A. ID. Bidwell, company n seth Penn
sylyania volunteers OF remittent fever, at Colum-
bia College hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
MARRIED.

At the Church of Epiphany, BY the Rev. DIR
Hall, Ssh day December, 1t n. w. KINGSBURY
y. 8. Army, to EVA. youngest daughter OF Col
J. p. Tay Tor. u. 8. A.
On the 18th August, by the Rev. 8. p. Hill, Mr.
JAMES o. CROSS to LAURA v. NORTON
both of Washington, ID. G.
Thursday, November 28th, by Rev. Mr.. MnCau.
ley, Mr.. JOHN w. YEMEE to Miss NJ ARION
z. OSBORN, all of Washington, ID. C.. flint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

O'NRIL, rHR COMEDIAN, Haslam, the dutist,
HAYES, the Jig dancer, and Clairville and STRAIT.
ton = new ballads, with japanese Tommy, and
new opera house Of the most attractive resorts
la Washington. Don't forget the charming mat.
inee performance on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BROOKE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
SEWN BUILDINGS,
No. $50 Pennsylvania dreaxs.
Circulars 10 be obtained Ct the Bookstores and
of the Primo pal. no Is Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

PoLIcE-BefoTs Justice Waltey. - Yesterday
Mary A. Martin was arrested by patrolman Kelly
for being drunk and disorderly; work house thirty
days. Peter Monaghan was arrested by patrol.
man Leach for selling liquors In quantities les,
than pint without the proper license; fined
80 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

STEALING The First Ward patrolmen have
succeeded In ferreting out the thieves who
stole a box Of tobacco from Mrs. Catharine
Newman, on the corner Of Twenty-hrst and
II streets, short time since, aud In recov.
ering the property. Day before yesterday, C.
Heinaman and George Kraft Were arrested for
the theft, and committed to jail by Justice Drury
Kraft 10 pretty well known In Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

MIssISs -. Frank Walker, Of Boston, young
man who came here on business some time since
has been missing for q week or ten DAYS and his
friends are uneasy about him. He 10 about thirty
years old, has q pale complexion and dark hair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

A MORE enjoyable place than the fair room
(Fhosn's Building) Of the ladies Of the Ninth
street Methodia Protestant Church, cannot well
be imagined. IL 10 throngsd nightly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

ExcxLLEsr MUSIC, racy Jokes, beautiful bal.
lsds and side-splitting burlesques, still charac.
terixs the spirited entertainments Of the Camp
bells nc Odd Fellows HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIcR your duty to
yourselves, protect your health, use Holloway's
Pills and Ointment. For wounds, sores, bowel
complaints, and fevers, they are perfect safe
guard. Full directions how to use them with
every box. Only IS cents. 210
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

THKcRowpsp HOUSES at Canterbury Hall viii
attest the spirit and attractiveness Of the enter
tainments All the stars appear tonight in q bill
Of novelties, annihilating TO " blue devils.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

LARcssY.--Geotge Monday and John Elder
were arrested In the Fourth Ward, yesterday,
charged with the larceny Of goods Of the value Of
e3S, from VIM. Taussig They were Committed
70 Jail By Justice Walter