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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

PAsronaL vsrr The friends OF the. Rev.
J. M. GLLKrr will make him their Annual Wis
It on the afternoon and evening Of "Wednesday,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr., H. b. KNGsLBY-Dear Sir We feel it a duty owe
to the public that Marshas Caholcon is medicine
invaluable complaints oassed under the head OF Female
Diseases: have used your Geenbeg Medicine and have
been greatly benefited thereby, much that the
pres double, would have them To the thousand Of
who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the Cathocon as panacep II gives strength to the
system and enables each OF the organs Of the bedy perform
their appropriate func;ioKs.i Mrs. w. CARTER .t
Mrs. T. f. WEEKS.
va ,.. r- Miss c. SWORMSTEIr.
Medina, March l, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
eos The Home Guards. 80,
"The Lay of the Last Minstrel"
49, flsI9
CIAlT TER II.
Tie IDierrieU ..--

+. ~ = - - ... r..
The IDterrieU. .......
From the Fl We ;ulned our faces,
Full of patriotic thought,
Some went home with quickened pulses,
z my dear Adelia sought, IL l91l
For that evening had told her.
% Ere unto the Hall went, = he
That would not be a soldier.
Without gaining her consent. T.yl.T
In n mansion grand'y furnished.
Round whose porch sweet roses twinc,
In house ali swept and FURNISHED,
Lives the girl that call niue.
There l sought, nd there sound her,
Wandering why staid so long,
For my absence, it did wound her,
She was sure of something wrong.
Then in language sad and chiding,
She began complaint TO make, .a-E
That some secret was hiding,
Which to her l would not break.
For she said, Ills now eleven,
And you said you'd come to me, --..r-
At the early hour OF seven;
Where you've been cannot see.
4l-A- - e. - Ll-a- - ~ =
Tell me where you have been stopping,
For TO night was TO go. ia .,. i-i.
Down the street 10 do some shopping,
But, alas had no beaux
Such as you, are small potatOe',
lfke that you'd Say away.
Must go in slipshod. CATERS
Can't never call on LAY2 1885
Then told her why tnrried
Soon her waves Of donbt were STILL
And my point was quickly carried.
That l might attend the dill ..
If those au-fndng persons who disposed to citi
else the aud feet 81 my rhyme will call at my store
perfect lifting Boot Shoe Balmoral CATER at lower
than the lowest.
shu break the threld Of my narrative in my next chap
ter and make diversion in favor Of those would be critics.
having constantly fresh supplies of Goods In my line
and customers always find fresh and full assortment
Ashtabula, Nov. l5, 1902 7. S. LAY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DIR. Harvey's
cHRoNo- THERMIL FEMALE PHI

For lhe prevention and Of all doalhea 70 which the
female system il peculiarly liable arising from Soppaga OF
Nature Or Ohstrucfions These Pills have heen known
40 al. when the directions have been strictly % owed and
they are perfectly aie 10 take by the most Dc lea
~ Marrisd Ladts they are particularly recommended
fheV remove difficulties and Teat0re natnre, matter
what the obstruction may arise. few days In most
cases will produce She desired ssc gnd aboegh powerful
vet no injury will result osn their uAe but those who
egnant should not thea they have e9eet
contrary nature Pamphlets detailing hef virlnea with
uusnerous certificates fo well known and aoths
caFes Be had application 10 NJ aent Who win aend
Pills n desired hy matt post paid, 70 any address,
receipt Of the rlonsy Price Per boa 0oAnd Postage
atamp5 sold 10 bozsa cnntaihins sixty pH b Al ta if1.
olpal druEgi1e sDa Dealers eseEyWhers
3. w CLARK, Gan. Agt, lie Superior a Cleveland o.
A. HENDRY, Sole Agent ~ AahhhulB
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Ashtabula Union School.

George w. Waite, a. b. Superintendent
GEO W. WAITE Principal of High School,
Miss SARAH 81 scHooNaAEER, Assistant in high School
Miss ELLA JOHNSTON, Grammar School
Miss MARIA G. EASTMAN, intermediate Department,
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Department,
Miss SUSAN NJ WILDER. Primary Department
Miss EMMA ENSIGN, Assistant Primary
The School Is Free to all persons Of suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Distc attached thereto
for school purposes"
Forty constitute year. Terms for pupils from abroad
will be .r. ..H
For Grammar " 100
For High School 1000
Tuition payab lie IN advance.
Ali applications for admission to be made to the Superin
tendaut
1862, and the Winter Torn January 5th, 1862.
Ii highly desirable that all pupils should begin the open
ing of terms No pupils OF the village will be
Ress period than term and deductions
cept IL cases OF sickness or removal.
Rev NJ GlLLETT,
Rev. JAMES BONNAR, Board Of Examiners
Rev. K. Il. CONKLIN,
II. FAssETT. PreSt
H. L. MORRISON, Treas
q. Z. CULLET, Board Of Education.
J. b Crosby,
STEPHEN HALL,
A. +. nCDBARD, Secretary, .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

A SH PLANK-I00,0 900 feet White
Ash Plank, feon to Inches thick, for which ofas
will DO paid by HERRICK & BRO.
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To THE READER-- stated week or two
since that we hoped not TO be driven 90 the
necessity Of raising our subscription price, or
reducing the dimensions Of our sheet, TO enable
US to stand up under the enormous increase 10
the price of the material used in the pubIica-
tion of paper as well as in nearly all the ne
cessares Of life. AS our county contemporaries
seem inclined to pursue The even tenor Of their
way. we shall follow their example. We are,
however, admonished Of the necessity Of re.
trenchment, and a more rigorons compliance
with published terms. Until the frst Of Janu
ary, therefore, subscriptions may be paid and
renewed at the rate of 81 So the rate we have
heretofore carelessly taken any time during the
year. Except where we have running accounts
We shall feel constrained to adhere to our terms.
Our list will, at the time specified, be pruned
down to the strictly paying standard with
mail subscribers out Of the county, experience
shows that we must be little exacting, and
those who do not remit for arrears and advance
pay before the first proximo, need not be sur
prised to 6nd their papers stopped, aud their
bills forwarded. The mariner 10 rough weather
trims closely, printers, If they would ride out
the gale, must have their canvas closely
fured. One hundred per cent. advance on pa.
per admits Of no undue risk. Our friends
will see that our course is necessity and will
no doubt second step dictated not only by
sonud policy, but by imperiOus necessity All
free papers will be discontinued on the first
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

Crockery,

A FULL assortment ofboth Common and
IA White, Stone China Of the popular Huron Pattern,
which will be sold low for Cash, at MoRRlSON'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

STATIONERY at wholesale and reta
~ BY A. @. DICK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13
Latest Arrival! F.!
The Newest Of Goods Opening
Daily.

HAVING made short visit 10 New
York during the past week, am prepared to fur
Mise any quantity OF goods on the shortest notice.
Nj .tl.ckc OF all the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-13

FOR RENT.-oyer our store a nice large and very
pleasant front room with closet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

PT0D0St MdTShdL byrneS ana TIE Odth OF
AHegiance-The" Egging" PrOeess-Al-
1.0sf. o Ssrisus RtOt-Eseape Of Prison
erS, de.
Especial Correspondence Of The star.J
HIssRsrowN, Aug. 3, 1852.
Editor STAY: Our fearless provost marshal, Cspt.
Byrnes IL carrying out his instructions TO the let
ter In arrestng all personssuspected ofdisloyalty.
He In q determined and unfinching man, and
never waivers for an instant at tie appeals and
circumstances Of the traitors brought before
him, and when once In his presence they
have the choice Of alternatives, to take the
oath or 60 to jail. since the writing Of my
last letter he has administered the oath Of ALE
glance to between 15o and 200 suspected individ-
uals, the most prominent Of whom are the follow
thaniel Schner, Michael Freise, Jos. Mcdowell,
Martin Mcdowell, Henry Gafvin, DR.. Smith, (of
Boonsboro',) b. Y. Fechtig, Henry Yingling, j.
H. Powles, +. p. Crist, William Raglan, James
Henry Freaner. Two gentlemen, named Will
uams and Keller, refused to take the oath, and
they were sent TO prison TO repent at leisure Of
their folly.
mode Of disposing Of secessionists, which is
called the "fotten egg" process, and II has the
effect Of preventing the rebels from meeting TO-
gether and connecting treason. The young men
OF tOWu Stuuo upou INC COthcts VI s1c saS CeoD
and the moment q disloysl person makes his ap-
pearance he Is saluted with . shower Of rotten
eggs, which generally causes the "brave secesh-
efs' to skedaddle In double quick time. In con-
sequence Of this new use Of eggs, spoiled ones
command much higher price than good ones
the former being eagerly grabbed up at my cents
per dozen by the "b'hoys," while the latter are
worth but fourteen cent?, and dull sale at that:
entail gentleman Of Washington county, was AZ
rested On Tuesday,, for disloysity, and taken be-
fore Provost Marshal Byrnes, who administered
the oath 70 him. Upon leaving the Once Of the
Marshal, Mr.. McAfes aceosted Mr.. VIM. Kol-
klesser, . well known Union man, and accused
him Of having been instrumental In his arrest,
which Mr.. X. did not deny, 1t the same time
asserting that he had authority for 30 doing.
Seine further wofds passed between the two
gentlemen, when Mr.. McAtee struck Mr.. K, and
the latter returned the blow with interest Mr.
McAtee then hed into the shoe store Of Mr.. John
Knodle, followed bv an excited crowd, many Of
whom exclaimed "Kin him, {" "Hsng the id
rebel }" &c, which, doubtless, would have been
done, had II not been for the timely arrival OF
Justice Bierlhing md ssyesd ooeers, WHO TO-
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cued Mr.. McAtee from the crowd, and carried
him 10 the Marshslb once for protection
Two military prisoners 0saped nom NE yeif
on Thursday last, In broad daylight, ey scaling
the walls while the guard was at dinner They
erected their escape by means Of q rope furnish
ed them by some outsiders. ks yet no clue o.
their whereabouts has been discovsred-
A large number Of persons from beiumo.e,
Washington and Georgetown are spenaing tee
summer months up here among the mcunainf
Among the number I notice the smiling ccunG
nance Of Mr.. samuel X mode, Of the latter city
Yo1rs &C HovAlp
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DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.

The following named ofacers in the volunteer
service have been dismissed: First Lieut.. Chas
A. Doerr, 18th New York Volunteers Maj. Jas
M. Dewitt and Captain Thomas II. Peto, I'D
Pennsylvania Volunteers Msj. J. Il. Richard.
son, 9TH Michigan Volunteer; Capt. Joseph l
Bradley and Asst. Surgeon r. C. Thompson, Stt
New York Volunteers; Quartermsster Joseph Y
Yates, ed New York Volunteers; Lieut.. War
field, 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry Lieut. JOSEPH
E. Lodge, Sd Pennsvlvania Cavalry Lieut.. II
Dircks, 29th New York Volunteers; Lieut. Chas
C. Greig, 2d Vermont Volunteers; Lieut.. Chas
H. Chandler, ID Pennsylvania Cavalry; Csptail
Charles II. Gilman, It'll Maine Volunteer; Cap
tain C. s. Unthank, 4th Kentucky Cavalry; Cap
tain E. Hobart, 4th New York Volunteers.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

PARDON or JANIS A. wIsE.-Ths Presiden,
he. p,rdoned James A. Wise, who was con.
victed at the Criminal Court, about ten day:
since, Of resisting officer and sentenced to jail
for four months. The following IL copy Of The
pardon
To all trken these presents shall come grsstisF:
Whereas, ut the July term Of the Criminal
Corft Of the District Of Columbia, one James A.
Wide was convicted Of resisting an ofhcer In the
execution Of the Lave, and sentenced 20 pay fne
Of ten dollars and % be inprfsoned In the Wash
ington county jail for the period of four months
And whereas II Is credibly shown that the pun
isEEsrt thus awarded 10 the said James A
Wise was far mc.e seyere than was demanded by
the circumstance Of his oserce:
Now, therefore, be IL known that ', Abraham
Lincoln, President Of the United States OF kner-
ica In CONFEDERATION OF the premises divers other
good and SUFFICIENT resrons me thereunto NOV ing,
do grant free and full pafScr unto the said
James A. Wise, the same 10 begin and tate eject
rprn the ffth day Of August, A. ID. 1862.
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed
my name and caused the seal Of the United States
10 be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this second
day Of August, In the year Of our Lord
[L.s.j oae thousand eight hundred and sixty
two, and OF the Independence Of the
United States the Gig ntV-ssyepth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM III. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
RANGE OF THE THIRhoMKTHR.-The thefmo-
meter stood In the shade, lat Franklin & Co.,
opticians,) yesterday at OK o'clock p. m, IS de-
grees Fahrenheit; to-day, at Il p. m 90 degrees
Fahrenheit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
THE QUESTION OF CANADIAN DEFENSE
ENGLAND CAN SPARE oMoRE TROOPS
FOR CANADA.

ST. JOINS, Aug. The steamship Arabia,
with Liverpool dates to the 18th ultimO, and
Queenstown dates 10 the 9th, was boarded OF
Cape Race on Sunday at p. m, en- route for
Halifax vis Boston.
The question Of Canadian defenses has been
debated In the House Of Commons. IL 10 gener-
ally commended that there 10 no danger 10 be ap-
pretended from the United states.
Lord Palmerston said that England had se1t al
the troops to Canada she could. II rested with
Canadians to supply whatever else was requisite
Its denied that 6aribsldi contemplates snothel
expedition.
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DESERTED.

About forty Of the soldiers recently psrdoned
from the penitentiary were Yesterday mustered
into the 10Th Indiana Regiment, and were taken
to the Soldiers Retreats near the depot, from
whence they were to be forwarded to the regi-
men, to-day, but last night they mnde their
escape. To-day guard Of the 10th New Jersey
are engaged in picking them up, and have already
arrested about twenty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
REVIEW BY rBE PRESIDENT.

This morning, President Lincoln inspected the
forts and troops on the south side Of the eetomac
commencing about ten O'Clock, at the Chair
Bridge. He was most enthusiastically received
by the troops at all points Of the route.
The fring heard across the river to-day, which
occasioned some inquiry, was from salutes to the
President on his round In review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
THE MOVEMENT OF GEN. BURNSIDE

THE MOVEMENT OF GEN. BURNSIDE.
Apparently among the best managed move
ments Of the war has been that Of Gen. Burnside
to his new field Of operations, effected with such
quiet celebrity. The secret has been remarkably
well kept so far as the newspapers, at least, are
concerned up to the present time, and though the
point Of his disembarkatisn IL doubtless known
now in Richmond, we do not purpose to enlarge
their stock Of knowledge by any indiscreet an
nouncement. Suffice II to say that the movement
looks like work, and active work at that.
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EXEMPT FROM MILITARY DUTY.

War Department, WashisgtOn, Aug. S, 1854
Ordered, That the use Of the telegraph lines
being required for military purposes, all per-
sons actually employed in constructing and oper
ating telegraph lines at the date Of the order
calling for three hundred thousand men, be ex-
empt from military duty, % long a. they remain
In such service.
By order OF the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
HANDSOME-

The employees Of the Coast Survey Once con-
tributed one hundred dollars, on last pay day, TO
the special relief fund, including the Home OF
sick and wounded u. s. soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

ScuRvY AND ScRoYuLous ERuPTIoNs will soon
cover the bodies OF those brave men who are
hghting their country's battles. Night air, bad
food, and drenching rains will make sad havoc
with the strongest, therefore let every man sup
ply himself fifth Hollo~ay's Ointment, 1t Il .
certain cure for every kind Of akin disease. Only
Is cents per Pot 2l5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

To OBTAIN dne carts dc risits nkenesses 60 b
Whitehursts, No. 434 PeRnsylvania avenue. H,
In selling (original cart, Dc eisits hkenesses 0
distinguished men, embracing az the pfominen
water colors. Those desiring camp and field view
taken call and leave your orders. ~ 12-eo1m&
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INsTIIHTE, mr..

The re- Mar course Of instruction embraces the
fSt,n II rec uired, and eli the branches which oon-
sfitute 4 thorolgh English and French education.
Ersncb IN thc LANGUAGE Of tho family. and IL CON.
stsntly sDoken In the Institute IL is the object OF
Dsrtcuisr attention, and 10 tsught from the radl.
ments TO the highest course OF literature ana com
ansitIon The schoAstic oAf commences Septem-
ber isth and CLOSE. July 1st, Circulars. Co., can
be Obtained from Madame DHERvILLY. Prin-
s,,Si al Chsearay Instituta. m8en
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

The RIGHT SpIRfr.-Mr. VIM. Rapply, one o
the councilmen from the First Ward, proposes I,
be one Of ten, or any larger number, TO give $50
towards a bounty fund for District volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

LAYTON BLAcKBERRIEs.-P Persons wishing
fresh Berries for preserving can obtain them By
leaving their orders at Clagett h Dodson's Carpe
Store, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Also
new Potatoes delivered fresh by leaving the II
orders on the same days. au 5-1w
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AxUsxnKSrs To-SIsHT.

DxyxHarp LocALs-Sce outside OF to-day's
SfoT FOR interesting deferred local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

You can gain Ave pounds Of healthy aesh pc
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher
II 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotches
&C tan, freckles, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness OF the skin, leaving the SAM
blooming with beauty Tvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

The EMPLOYERS Of the Treasury Department
propose to meet this evening at s O'Clock, In viii
lard's Hall, for the purpose Of periecting their
military organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

pAR& BRO.'seRAND CLoIHJNs pEP05
1hs re- III men 70 to buy their outfits Of SINNER
Clothing, and there are GOOD reasons Why svery
or than any other similar in trls CITY.
Secondly, our garments cannot be surpassed, In
Etyle making or trimming, they are e4uAl TO the
heat Of merchant taiors work. And thirdly, We are
Always careful In recommending OUT goods II What
fbey yeally are, hence no deception.
We RESPECTFULLY solicit citixens. stranEera and
dSsoharred soldiers to como 20 BAh q BROS
corner of It'll and sts, 70 buy every
srtials OF Clothing they need. 10 Is I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

LINE! LINE! LINZ On hand large quaint
ty Of my own manufacture, In Quantities to sui,
purchasers, at w. H. Godsy's lime kilns. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
n. o. HOOD

L. e.ns.sg ,:ssHn6 &! md n .Xsy: e 49,
Innd. SXitSerland and America, both In Gold
~ &c; S1ss SSs' .tas SE
Ssms. Hs u also manafsetsrinG N finds q s6ll1
Standard silver Ware, md kseIs Svords, esysl-
ysT .cr sf sossors. Cod, md ssssl spsss
slsss and great variety Of other things Isuany
Price. No. $50 Pc. svsnss, bssvssn IN End ic}A
r VII, SELL. g my Provision Store, on the
u corner Of and slxteenth streets, the best cuts
OF MUTTON and VEAL !.
"A ,s,I ospts Der pound; and VEGETABLES OF oil
pno 49, - %' WIN. LINKINs.
rlOOP SKIRTS, best styles and Qualities.
q .y nov '''''- '''1 - Il 3sks s :s::.
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SOLDIERS. zee 70 your own health.

SOLDIERS, zee TO your own health. Do not trust
to the army supplies. Cholera, Fever and Bowel
Complaint viii follow your slightest indiscretion.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment should be In every
mans knapsack. The British and French troops
use no other medicines. Only rs cents per box or
nat ola
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

MANY INfIRILY NEW and beautiful styles Of
Jewelry are daily arriving at the Dollar Store,
stoci IL now xery large. Drop in and look at II
Nv 2a-1wA
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DIED.

On the 9TH instant. Of typhoid fever, JOSEPH
l., son Of Martin and the late Angela King, In the
18th year Of his age,
dsy) morning, the eth instant, At 8 O'Clock. from
the residepoe of his father, Martin King, No. 552
New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill, and proceed to
g. Peters Church, where sol .mn requiem MAS
will be offered up. The friends and acS uaintsnces
Of the family are pectfully invited TO attend.
In this city, on Saturday, ID instant, ct O'Clock
D. M, SUSANNkH e. VANTYNE, aged -, the
beloved wife Of l. b. Vsntyne.
On the eth instant, after short but painful Ill
ness, T. J. BARRETI, In the N,h year Of hls
aEe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

ANOTHER FERMENTATION. Yesterday after
noon Ad!utant Davenport, Of Scott's 900 On. "
Cavalry, was presented with handsome saber
by the non-commissioned officers Of the regiment.
The presentation address was made by Sergeant
Major Bingis, to which Adjutant Davenport ap-
pfopriately replied. Immediately after the pre-
sentation AdjdtaHt Dassnport was commissioned
an a CAPTAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF The ARABIA OFF CAPE
RACE.
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IMPoRIknr no SufLKha,

Matthew's Machines for making pure, spark.
ling Soda Water for bottling Or retailing from
srtiele and cost less than any other Plain printed
instructions for making the Soda Water and de-
licious Syrups, 60 with machines. Send for
illustrated catalogue, contains much that every
Sutler should know. Address John Matthews,
maker Of Soda Water Apparatus, Nos. 437 and
439, First Avenue, New York. au 2-eo5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

pR0POsALs viii be received At the Mayors
rust, for travelling twenty feet in width Of
Eleventh street west, from Mary land avenue to t.
tentfe, tapeffnr down 20 SIX Inches ON the sides,
the grsyei must be from CAROLS Bank, or must
Sroper siSe and we'll rolled with heavy roller.
Proposas viii state the price for square yard for
rraveIlnF, JAS. III. BIRCH,
jy S.dtd Commissioner Eastern District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

CgREp OF PIhPLEs ON THE FACE The best
medical skill In Washington and vicinity failed
to cure me Of pimples, blotchs< and boils, with
has given me a handsotrie compilation, etenp I
from all eruptions, by his herb medicines.
au LIT H. 8. BAMKs, Center Market.