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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

New or Sanse Tas sasan bss G u Hfl
Ine Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
| ment, Hon. j. Magioni, President in the chair.
Inc roll being called, the following members an
sWered to their names, viz: -.r.
Hon. J. Magion, President: Messrs. Allen, Beebe,
Beggs, BENT. Davis, Kingsland, Leefe, Mensman,
aelehsnaydre and Toledano-lI.
On motion Of Mr.. Leefe, the reading of the Jour
mai OF the proceedings of the last meeting was
dispensed with, and the journal approved.
The report of the Treasurer of receipts and dis
bursements for the week ending Saturday. 7th in
slant, showing balance of SEC, l55 rs, was read
| and, on motion, referred to the Finance Commit
tee
The following communication from the Treasurer
was read, and, on motion. referred to the Finance
Committee: - - -
~ tba President and Hew erieans Dec. 10, 1861
anu Members s & shs Of Assistant
Gsnemen-fhe total issue city snia notes amounts
hundred aIsS and one thousand five
wy '(IiRpsIs M aIr fHsss City Treasurer
me following communication from the Citizens
Bank OF Louisiana, fiscal agent of the CITY was
read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance Com
mittee: '0 ooAt''
I cI TIE @, BANK or I.ours1AsA,e
10 the President of the Board of Aldermen
herewith S h ct nem ns s'as
e' q I'M, Bank as Fisc" Agent of the city of New Orleans
EUG. ROUSSEAU Cashier.
.n"- CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
y, g,..a .., New Orleans, Nov 80, 1861 :
report to Common Council City of New Orleans hy Cens
1ank OF Louisiana, Fiscal Agent conformity 10 section
lis OF New City Charter " '''0A
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX 600,
balance on hand 3lst October 1861. ... ssss AM Az
oA 1'' w oo'h No'eAoef leol ......... 6l28 "
Paid cornons ;ss,., :, 1892 535 70
aa aniisiPaIy No No. 17ss9
o0nsohoa'ea lTlu w -lSe7 rs
Balance on hand Nov 30 1861. s3e1 69S AZ
TAX FOR RAILROAD BOND COUPONS
4 f mano oes: a. 1851 49S l3
'ionA Ae' W ootn NoFeuloe 1851 FOL Is
,oid ps;,-o,a ,, -.s. SS3699 So
~ o"u "ohu coupons 5742O 0U
Balance on hand Nov. 80, lS6l.........s e6 20 "a
All OF which is respectfully submitted,
EuG. ROUSSEAU. Cashier
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The following resolution, referred to in the fore
gong report. was read, on motion the rules were
suspen9ed, SAD resolution read second time and
adopted by the following vote, viz:
cas- Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beebe, Beqps.
Benlt, Hodgkins, Kngsland Leefe, Mensman'
Selcshnaydre and Toledano-lI,
Nav Mr., Davis
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at5PN
SUMNER ARRANG EMEET
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
EA~ h. racket Regular &. s, MAIlS Summer Pack
LGS%FH%S&For Memphis and the Bends-Tbe erBt-cIass
zpnssenger packet steamer Mary Y. Keene
~ 49, Richardson will be ready receive freight on
thursday morning. and will leaves above attending 10 her
regular business usual For freight OF passage appy on
board, orto - 'ee apply VI
a2s unds- ~ a. 49, u, n LIE ph q 70,
6 This line connects Memphis with the Memphis and
and superior packets for ST. Lou and
Bulls of lsdng signed at the office the agents up to
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Leaves on SATURDAY December a. atl2M
REGULAR PACKET FOR MEM
, NJ ksphts and the Bends-The new, magnificent and
MS&$ swift running passenger Packet steamer r. r.
La land, r. A. Gregory master will eaye
US ABOVE For freight or passage, apply board
die io .d ~: ~ I'LL.
This boat at Napoleon with regular packets for The
fkasA and White riTer and Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad taking freight Cbaeson
nae Norfolk, Nashville. etc '
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Leave on TUESDAY. Eth inst. at s p NJ 20,
MEMPHIS ND NEW HR L E n &

NJ FINTf'FflS a NU NEW ORLEANS
Ha% h. thcket-kegular Packet Memphis and ali the
Bends The fir class, swift packet Re-
public, j. D. Clarke, MASTER Is now ready TO
receive freight and viii leave above freight or pas.
sage apply on board f
m VlRGlNIUS G. DENTzEL,
nii -.. -. Advertising Agent
Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with the Manphs
and Charleston Railroad ~ F"
The r. will take freight
Columbus, with privilege of reshinping ~
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EFAtE DU PREMIER uISTR yf,T-TI. 81.
- aux ephVes dh Premier District encognure des
russ Lafayette ct Vine, CONNIE spaves- h"'N 0e'
IN MHet couleur de coneur de sors Kama oorrs
teuT. 10y "''' 14'''0h 10 i1AinS de hah-
81 10 dit animal NEST rtc'a6 dams Gina iop,s ct Ios
irh PaEes bers vendn renchere pnbJlaue al dit dsna
10 'E'o w. Il dc uscsIn6re isbi d 10 heures A. NJ.
~, 49,. D. MILTON REJ4F. Commissaire DIES Rues
Nonvelle Orleans 5 de dfcrnh~a 1851 NJ"
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EUG. ROUSSEAU Cashier
Inc following messages from the Board of Alder
| war - >AAHeA-

BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
To the prss5sr. ors ,,,-u,.., December $, 1875
,,, >, Board of Assistant Aldermen.
seneheiL have the honor to inform you that the follow
Cured in by this Board: - $3.50 NN'''"' D'uy' were cou-
resolution canceline the Assessment soo;,s. n rv
en- furniture for 1860, e'' VI '" h@' oS
A resolution canceline assessment ~, ,,o,,o y, .
R. c. Arnistead. VA ANoe "nu iuii'ufe 10
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on the
treasurer IN favor of J. Bietry for SS5 ~ ~ W ''.'
frey. VI e"pn"i 10 H. ". raj
"A preamble and resolution authorizing the Street Commits;
soper to abstain from enforcing the Law elativs IN in no
lots, as regards the Fourth District. ~ " "s "f
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on the
treasurer in favor of j. R. Beals for slbO0 = ~ vi 'N'
cleaning Galvez Cagal " soh contract Tor
iesoution authorizing the Comptroller to sell contract for
cleaning and digging out Melpomene Canal. "
Respectfully,
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Louisiana Csnventisu.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s-The Convention To-
day passed an ordinance continuing az laws Of
louisiana all Of the old Federal laws relating 20
Circuit and District Court
resolution was offered instructing the Com
mittee on Finance TO report as 10 the eIpediency
OF modification Of tie revenue laws 10 admit
india bagging and other articles used ia dealing
cihc, instead Of an dd valo-,ps, dutv on FOREIGN
sugar, with view to protect the sugar interests
resolution that the criminal laws OF the Uni
ted states Courts remain an now was ordered 10
be printed.
resolution win probably be offered 10 morrow
to abolish the Legislature.
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ration has acquired Its immense celebrity not by
fowery advertisements, bat from plain statements
vidual who las given it trial. What the adver-
hsements of the propretors promise, the medicine
Its virtues. Ii acts as q gentle stimulant on the
sttomach and subsidiary organs, communicating In
this way an amount of vigoI equivalent to that of
which tbs patient may have been deprived by sick
ness. Their nature is sustained, while the Bit'ers
as an Alternative and antbillous medicine relieves
the system OF all morbid matter. and mparts regu-
larlty to the seoretions This is the simple Phio
termittents, liver complaints, chronic melancholy,
hystsres; headache, ohclic, f.tplenoe, &C.. which
gratitude in q, parts of the country.
where. fe cost
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DIED,

In this city. on the 10th instant, EDITH BELL,
eldest daughter of Albert GIeenleaf, Esq aged Is
years.
Her funeral will take plsce on TO- morrow tues
day afternoon, at l O'Clock. The friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
On the 18th instant, DANIEL FOLEY, in the
Soth year OF his age, native of County Kilkenny,
Ireland.
His funeral will take place Wednesday. the 18th,
At O'Clock IN, from his late resid ence, No. 500
Eleventh st.
AT the Soldiers Home, In the District of Column
of ireland, and formerly private of Company b,
LIST regiment infantry.
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CousHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often aot speedily and certainly when
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
shou ID at once be had to Z" BYotcn's Bronehial
Itoches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlOn OF the Throat be ever slight, BY this
precaution more serious attack may be efectuelly
warded of. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efectual for clearing and strong thenlng the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
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From Pensacola.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. s.-we have received late
news rom PENSACOLA. Some few, or perhaps a
dozen Of the soldiers who were stationed Al Penn
cola are here now on furlough. Theyssy that
there are few United States armed vessels OF
the port and more are expected there. All was
1t Is true that the Postmaster G eneral has sbol
ished the Post Once at Pensacola, but there has
been no material trouble experienced about t.
Mails are made up and forwarded, independent OF
tne Post once Department and 90 IL will be
wherever the Post Offices are abolished.
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Michigan Demecratic State Cepyep,,a

DETROIT. Feb. e.-The Democratic State Con-
yention to nominate a candidate for Judge Of the
supreme Court, met in this city yesterday. Reso-
lutions declaring devotion 70 the Union, opposins
coercion and favoring compromise Were adopted
These resolutions are 10 be forwarded TO Washing
ton, the Convention claiming to represent ma
Jorlty OF the people Of the state The Convention
adjourned 70 the 9TH Of March without making a
nomination.
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HnItimers nlarksts

BALTIMORE, Feb. III Flour 10 dull and heavy;
Howard ST. and Ohio IS IS; City Mills SS u,
but no sales Of either Wheat dull red 81 2sal 80;
white 81 .35al 90. Corn steady; yellow 5es6lc.
Provisions steady; mess pork sI77Sssls; rump
sl3 so Lard l0k. Coffee active at 12Ksi3c.
Whisky dull at Isc
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Report from IIiiuets

ST. Louis, Feb. S.-The Springfield correspon
dent OF the Republican, says prominent Republi-
can members Of the Illinois Legislature are I'm
favor Of signing a remonstrance against Senator
Seward going into Lincoln's Cabinet
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ENN TOPHAM'S CwU
&H30 MUM UNR GUfU
MANUFACTORY,
499 SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C..
silver Medal awarded ny Maryland Institute of
Baltimore, November 7, 1850
Also, Medal By Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Washing ton, ID. c., 1857.
l am constantly making. and always have on hand,
of the best material, every description of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Ladder Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
Pellisler, Carpet, and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School SaIchois, 4 c.,
At LoD Prices.
Members of Congress and travellers will please
examine ny stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made IN OF her cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order.
Trunks covered and repaired at short notice.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part of the
city, GeOrs etOwn, and Alexandra.
js 23-lyeo JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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Restoration Of the Mssket Seized nj New

NEW YORK, Feb 10 The muskets seized here
~ the police have been sestored Internationally
to 3 Lamar, who telegrapbed the fact 10 the
Collector Of Savannah.
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United States Cutter Lewis Cas-

NV YORK, Feb. 10.-Lieutenanu Rodgers and
Schumacher, Of the United states cutter Lewis
Cass, have arrived here from Savannah The
Commander Of the cutter was re-appointed by
Georgia, after the seizure
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Texas.

AUSTIN, Feb. 6.-Delegates are TO be apo, nted
TO the VI Montgomery Convention as members of the
Conference until a vote 10 taken on the Ordinances
Of Secession by the people.
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frezeu 70 Death

NoRwALK, Conn, Feb.-Two Englishmen
named Weeks, father and son, were frozen 90
death OF Round Beach last night. Their bodies
were found to-day.
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, Feb IL -stocKs duh and heavy.
Chicago and Rock Island So; Illinois Cerusl
share. 20; do bonds eS; New Sork Central 7e&;
Reading 42x; Hudson River RR.&3, Va. es74k;
Mo. 6's 65K.
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Seizure Of the United States Arsenal at lit
tie lock, Arkaukas

MEMPHIS, Feb. 10.-The Little Rock Arsenal,
Arkansas containing nine thousand stand Of arms,
large amount Of ammunition and forty cannon
Including Capt. Braggs battery, was surrendered
70 tne State authorities OF Arkansas yesterday and
Is now garrisoned by one hundred volunteers.
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Bestsn banker. and the Cri.ia

BosToN, Feb. The traveller states that banf. !.
ers here will not take the loans Of the new Ad-
ministration unless affairs at the South satisfacto-
rily settled.
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Puguacieus Lestslsters.

CINCINNATI, Feb.-Messrs Hebron and Moody,
OF the Indiana Legislature left this city Last hi
Tor Kentucky, to fight duel at an early hour this
morning. fhe weapons were 20 be knives The
police are on their track
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NASHVILLE, Feb. 10 p. m.-WasAisstes
Star; The indications from all quarters Of the
State this afternoon are that Tennessee has voted
a majority for " No Convention The disunioa
party have been completely oblitera,ed all over
the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

DIFFICULTY ApJusTRD.-lt IL reported that the
difficulty between Senators johnson, Of Tenn,
and Wigfall, Of Texas, has been amicably settled
by the friends Of the parties, and that no hostile
collision need be apprehended.
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MARRIED.

At the Ebenezer nj. f Church, on Tuesday night
the 5th instant, by the Rev. DIR. Ryan. Mr.. GE,I
n. ,kIINEHAUSE to Miss MARY L. COOK,
both of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

NOTICE District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. lO.-W. ID. Wallaeh,
Washt"sfo", ID. C.: This county has voted
almost unanimous against secession. Indeed the
State has evidently gone head over heels against
disunion
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BEAUTIFUL AND VERY CHEAP.

CURTAIN MATERIALS AT A SACRIFICE,
The stock now on hand at the old store of CLA-
6ETr DODSON of all kinds of pretty and de
slrsble materials for Parlor, Drawing and other
room Cursa is still yer, complete and in view of
the state Of the times will be sold off at very ruin
Gus sacrifice.
Members of Congress and others who would add
to the beauty and comfort of their homes will End
a great saving and advantage to make their pur-
chases here, as the concern must be closed out to
settle with the estate of the deceased partner
IA p eolOt rCLAGETT d DODSON.
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- AT HALF PRICE.
Just received, on consignment, thirty cases of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Gents Calf Boots, double soles and uppers, water
Gents Quilted Bottom French Calf
Boots: s4.oo, worth saoO
thick good quality Boots. 80, g 500
finer 80 200, " $50
Congress Calf Caters and
Scotch Boots. ..-..........S1 80, worth IS 90
Gents Oxford Shoes, with a
large lot of ether kinds. -. 81 IS, worth S2.25
tents Brogans, good attic g. 800, - l.5O
Boys &c., LIS
bic sole. ...............--- So, worth 80 90
LADIES' Monroe double sole But
Az, ton Boots. s1-5c, worth $500
With large lot of other Boots and Shoes equal
ly ow In price, at
MARSHALL & PAGES,
Commission Merchants,
fa8S under Odd Fellows Hall, 7th st.
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NEW YoRk, Peb. 1.-Flour declining tenden-
CIV, Sc lower. Wheat dull and lc. lower. Corn
declining tendency. Provisions dull. Whisky
dull at Use.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-To-day, the case Of Owings
agt. J ID. Haw was up, In which action was
brought to recover the amount Of certain promi-
sorry notes.
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Captain Hslmes Pardeu.d.

r, PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 9.-Csptaian John A .
Holmes, sentenced to the State prison for life for
murder on the high seas, has been uncond onally
pardOnsd by the President
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A GRAND CONCERT and presentation of colors to
Company C, w. l.. /. battalion, will take place
at the Smithsonian on Thursday night. Bear it
mind.
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Secession Procession i'm Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Feb. s.-There was an immense se
cession torchligbt procession tonight the largest
ever held here. Great enthusiasm was manifested
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Release of the Vessels Seized At Savannah.
CHARLESTON, Feb 10 "A dispatch was received
here by Gov. Pickens to-day from savannah, stat
ing that the New York vessels have been released
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LOCAL NEW S

IrThough THE STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
I, barge to require Il to Be put to press at
entlv hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before - O'Clock IN; otherwise they may
rot appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

PoLIcK MATrKRs.-Before Justice Barnoclo.-
Ann Kirby, vagrant; sent to the workhouse for 80
days. Julia Penny alias Douglas, (colored) ar
rested for stealing shoes and clothing from w. M
Isaacs. This case was heard, and the accused
dismissed Shortly after Mr.. Isaacs got home from
the magistrates ONCE he went into his yard
where be found pair Of shoes, a lot of linen, a
velvet cloak, and other articles, all cut up into
small pieces. They had been thrown over the
fence from the yard Of Julia She was re-arrested
and committed to jail, as well as her husband,
Pete Douglas, for a further hearing. VIM. Moore,
arrested for stealing coat from Mary Conroy;
committed for further examination. Thomas
Furguson, arrested for stealing two pairs Of gait
ers from 6. g. Fuss; committed for court VIM.
Weinn arrested for stealing forty bushels Of corn
committed for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

COMPANY Eve understand that there IL 10
be a Zouaye company formed. to be attached 70
the Washington Light Infantry battalion - Com
pany E. Good. t5
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ferson Goslin, Of this city, whilst cutting wood
at Woodland, In Fairfax County, accidentally
cut hi msef with an axe and injured so severe
ly that in short time he died from the effects Of
the wound.-Aisx. Gazette. - ..
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RossERY.-The counting room Of the Alsxan.
dria Gazefte once wss entered on Saturday night,
and sum Of money stolen, ~
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NASHVILLE, Tenn Feb. io.-To tks Edhor Of
Tas Sfar: We have received sufficient returns
by telegraph and railroad, from different quar-
tiers Of the State, to warrant nc In saying 10
you that Tennessee has gone for the Union by q
very heavy majority. The disunioniss have
been routed, as In Virginia. They are furious
with rage and modification to-day. North Ala
bama is rapidly working up to the point Of rev
olution against the revolutionary dspotim now
straddling Der neck
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THE LEGENDARY CAsE.-This morning Noble
Grayson and Faunce Grayson, colored, who were
arrested by Policemen Ginnity and Bright on
suspicion Of setting fire to the stable Of J. n q.
Shreeve, on Seventh st last week, came up for a
further hearing before Justice Clark. There was
strong circumstantial evidence connecting Noble
with the act, but the only positive testimony was
that Of w. ID. Bell, who testified that by promise
Of befriending him, he obtained from Noble the
confession that while Faunce was engaged in his
work In the stable he set IL on fire The evidence
being sufficient to justify commitment, Noble
Grayson was committed for court. Faunce was
dismissed
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THERE'S A BETTER TIME COMING!

Victims of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
Apply az SHUMAN'S southern Medical House,
under the Clarendon Hotel, corner sixth street and
Pa. avenue, Immediately opposite the NationIl
I, o o and try DIR. southeys Celebrated London
ylruient forms of GonnorrhGa, elect, Syphilis,
Nso Gu kmssiens, STRUCTURES, and Weakness
can be ssnt by maj. Once hours from q. m to 10
p. m. Ia se-Iets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

DR. scHLossER
WILL LEAVE
WASHINGTON
Most Positively
NEXT THURSDAY, February I4th.
FRESH TESTIMONIALS
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Err. NJ. sCHLossER's
NERRING SYSTEM
CURING ALL,
DISEASES OF THE FEET.
The following Washington Certificates are SINH
lar to thousands In DR.. SIS possession.
From Major Jas. Bsissr, u. S. Amy:
DIR. sohlosser has this day operated upon my
feet, and, am happy to s,y, with the greatest
ease, and has given me full satisfaction. have
suffered for several years with corns, and from the
comfort have already experienced, would REQ
ommend all those suffering from that cause not to
delay longer, and call at the Doctors
JAMES BELGER,
Major U. 8. Army.
February 9Th, 1867.
From Capt. S. Barron, u. S. Macy.
Or. schlosser has extracted several corn. from
my feet very successfully, and without pain.
DIR. SCHLOSSER
Respectfully announces to parties who wish to OBJ
tain permanent cure Of
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET
to favor him with call without delay, as this will
be his
LAST VISIT
IN
WASHINGTON,
Intending shortly to return 10 Europe and retire
from professional services.
CONS ULTING ROOMS,
2S7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(South side,)
between 18th and 18th streets
OFFICE HOURS
From 10 q. m. till S p. m.
LEAVE POSITIVELY
WASHINGTON
NEXT THURSDAY,
fs1 FEBRUARY 14TH.
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MEETING OF THE HowIrzKR CoMPANY.-This
company lately organized In the Sixth Ward,
under the name Of Company d, Washington Lie BIT
Infantry, met at Odd Fellows Hail. Navy Yard,
on Saturday night. Some fifteen new members
were received, and a large number proposed fer
admission into the corps. The Captain and three
Lieutenants were constituted a committee to wait
on the PRECEDENT, to ask for a Dahlgreen naval
howitzer in place Of the mounted howitzer as
signed them by the Secretary of War, the latter
being Of too heavy caliber for the troops. The
company then went into drill practice, which was
kept up till 10 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

IN VIEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY
strngency of the times, and wishing to close out
our heavy stock by spring, We will sell from this
HICKORY WOOD, Sc 50; OAK, $50; PINE,
S450.
Ash COAL. all sizes, Sc; CUMBERLAND, as,
224O pounds to the ton qua antitd in all cases.
Sawed and Split WOOD all sizes.
DICKSON Il KING,
ia 90 o3w Ysrd-cor. Vermont av, and 18th st.
w WINDOW SHADES.
w ARRANTED Gold Band Window Shades
Buff, Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all sizes ,
made TO order. Fine, Medium, and Low priced
Paperhangings. At J. MAkKRtTER'S,
No. 4S6 Seventh St, 8 doors above
ia IS eOl0t Odd Fellows Hall.