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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-15

the navigation Of our stream ana
: have proved failure, is this a rea-
son Cor them to withhold themselves
at such critical period; W len the
salvation of their section of country
liza within their reach2 No! Let
one and all rally again, and all Will
vet be saved, Even if the cost OF
, the undertaking should be more
~ than would be supposed. (and we
doubt it) what, in the name OF com
mon sense daes it amount TO- IN com
:, harrison with the interest at stake
% We are confident that the people o.
y. Caddo have already deeply felt tht
=. :. error they have committed IN tins IA
~ neglecting their duty, and that the!
A will with alacrity prefer all tbs II
'ns they can, now that there il (. goo
ss' prospect Of remedying the evil an
an counterbalancing all the harm who
not has already been exhibited ana a
knowledged.
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Latest from Fortress Monroe
ALL ABOUT rag MEsRIMGC.


BALTIMORE, April IL, (from Fortress NJ nroe
April ls.)-The calm weather prevailing In the
Reads has been most propltious for the appear
ance Of the Merrimac, but az she docs not cone
out II Is concluded that she was most likely In
jured by getting aground when last down.
The Richmond Dispatch has rome comments
on the MerTimac, which, Il says, spent two dave
In Hampton Roads, ba Altering the Monitor and
the Yankee feet 20 come up In range OF our shore
guns. They claim that she 10 master Of Hampton
Roads.
The exploit Of the Jamestown in seizIng thres
vessels 10 regarded as showing the terror with
which the Yankees view The MerFimac. Consider
Ing Il not worth while 10 waste any more coal in
fruiiless effort 10 entice the Monitor 20 cor tlct
the MerTimac returned to her an chorPge.
The belief Is very general here that the Mef-
rimac received some injury during Der recent
raid, which compelled her 10 90 back to Nor
folk. She was undoubtedly aground all the
second day, and from the heavy weight OF her ar
mament she may have sprung a leak She f.,
however, back Al the Norfolk Navy Yard. and
there Is little doubt has been taken back there
for repairs OF seine kind.
When moving about the upper Roads on Fri
day last, and exchanging shots with the Manga
tnck, she was very close TO the English steamer
RaceT-at one time close elongsIdc. In convex
saton with one Of the English sailors yesterday.
an experienced gunner, be assured me that the
last gun the Merrimec Bred-either the gun ~
the shell exploded before Il left the muIEc OF the
gun. He was close enough 20 see great com
motion on board, and the escape from The port
tolCS
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XxxvIIth coNeREss-secssd s.,si.r.
THURSDAY. April II

". April Ii.
SENATE.-The bill 20 amend the act creating
the Court Of Claims was received from the House
and recerred TO the judiciary Committee.
Also, the House hill providing for the issuance
Of certificates Of Government Indebtedness; re-
ferred 10 the Finance Committee
And then, after the presentation and reference
of numerous petitions,
Mr.. Hale reported from tie Naval Affairs Com 70
mittee a joint resolution apprOprisung g. Oo0
for the relief of the oficers aad prlvaies q the
Marine corps battalion who lost personal effects
In November last upon the Port Royal expedi-
ton; passed.
Mr. Grimes called up the bill providing that
voters la the District Of Columbia shall hereafter
be required 20 take an oath of allegiance 20 the
United States, and also 10 swear that thcy have
not at any previous time forfeited their said allc
glance.
Mr.. sumner suggested an amendment In the
shape OF an additional section requiring but six
month"; residence 90 be entitled 10 q vote here
But Mr. Grimes objected TO IT. 60 Mr.. Sumner did
not press n.
nj Carlisle urged that the clause requiring
an oath that the proposed voter bad always been
MIR. Grimes explained that the hill d not pro-
pose 10 disfranchise anE who hzd net been In
arms or In violation Of the Law In aid Of the re-
bellioa
kir Csrlile expressed his raasfsctioa with the
bill.under that explanation.
HousE.-The Chaplain Of the House. (Ar.
returned thanks for the abolition Of Slavery Ia
the District, not Is a result Of human Manifesto
ton party policy, but as Divine Intervention,
a. a developement OF another form OF conn 'mauoa
o. the rea, and glorious PnrgGsss 70 o carried
The House went In o Commits Of the Wh3ie.
and took up the Pacifc Railroad bill mr. Love
jOy was addressing the House In oppos ton g.
The bill, when our report closed.
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DIED.


This morning, st O'Clock, CHARLES +.
RYDER. age years and months, only son of
CIsrk AID Lizzie Ryder.
No. 26S street, at O'Clock to-mOri ov (Fridsyj
afternoon,
In Georgetown, ID. c.. 18th instant, Mr.. BASIL
WIRING, in the 9Th year Of his age
HIS friends and those e the family are requested
Caugnters, No. 10 Congress ptreet. Tomorrow
(FrldaJ) afternoon. at half past O'Clock.
In Wsshinsion city, d. G., in the 26h year Of her
age ANNIE ANGELICA FLETCHER, vonn<eIt
daughter Of Bail W., and the late Nancy Fletcher.
Her funeral wi take pace from the residences al
neT fsther Sd street, between + and south,
Was 1ington, on Friday, the 18th inst at 90 ock
P. m; her Temsins will be taken to Wesley Zion
Church, from thence to Its last resting pace
o. the 16.h inst, of chronic Group, ELLA, Oh .
youngest child # Ann and Owen NJ. ATdle, aged
three years md two IN ontes.
Tbs funeral will take place from the Tesldrnoe
of her grandmother, Mrs. TuomeJ on street .bs-
tween 12th and 18th No. 1870, on ThurfdJ sf,er
no1n. at 8 O'Clock. The friends of the family are
Invited to ATTEND.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NcrIcs A. w. Burns, the managing agent
Of the Stars circulation In Georgetown, will
hereafter also act the Stars advertising agent
there. ADv Georgetown advertisements left at
DR.. B. Barnard's, corner Of High snd Bridge
streets, OF with g. Crandell, No. rs Bridge
street, will meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-17

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING Persons who
wish to purchase beautiful styles and well made
Spring garments very cheap. will do well by
calling at A. Straus, fashi onable clothier Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Also, constantly hand, gents furnish.
ing goods, Of every description. At
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THB LATEST EY TELEGRAPH
Our Mortar Fleet Pass Forts JAG kson
and Philip, in the Mississippi,
without opposition.
The Rebels Removing their Guns
from Pensacola.

PHiLApstrHiI, April IA letirr 10 the New
York Herald from Key West, saTs that inforu.
ticn from Fort Plokeus states that TN mor,sr
hoats and three steamers have passed Forts Jsck
son and Philip on the Mississippi river, witbcu.
q shot being h,ed on them.
Pensacola has not vet been evscusied
A dsseItef from Pensacola says that only q
thousand men remained there The heaviest guns
have been removed: the Others are buried CT
spiked. Forts McRee and Bauancas ere mised
10 be blown up whenever an attack IL msds.
The Herald has extracts fen Norfolk papeu
Of the 18th inst, and Richmond papers Of the
Iith.
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ALL PERSONS can find the best stock OF Cloth.
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps
at Smiths, No. 470 Seventh street, near r.
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MARRIED.

AT Waugh Chapel. TN the 18th instant, ~ the
Rev. Der jamn Brown. VILLA NJ STAN
FORDto ELIZABETH l.. b. HANDY.
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RIvxR NIws-There are about 30 or 40 sloops
and schconers laying at Riley's wharf, mostly
laden with oysters and shad. Shad tafeh In gill
nets sell for from sl2 TO SO per hundred.
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PrnsoNIL.-Gen. A. T DInham, OF New York,
u al the National Major Adams, LIST New York
cavalry, 10 st Browns. Hon. C. j. Haight, OF
New York, Is at Willard's.
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COMMISSIONERS UNDER THE EMANCIPATION
ACr Tine President nominated yesterday the
following gentlemen a. comm lssioners under tht
act abolishing slavery In the District Of Co
lumeia samuel r. Vinton, Of Ohio; Daniel r
Gcodloe, formerly OF North Corolina; James G
BeTret, ex- Mayor of Washington.
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ARRIVED at CSrter's wharf foot Of lax street, }
ghooneI Betty Hooper, Wilson, from Port De-
FHs!i' win 7o,o0v feet Of lumber for j. WALKER.
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PIckfocERI AKRKsrED.-The Provost Guard
this morning arrested a man near the Seventh
street wharf on a charge Of picking pockets.
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CENTRAL 6UARDHoUsE CAsEs-Bsfors JHstie.
HaItv--Charles Miller, for violating market
Michael Aekmsn, Barney O'Neel, and T.. j.
hsthews, drunk; turned over 10 the military.
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ANY PERSON wishing 10 procure a loan Of few
ing at 456 Eleventh st., between G and II. apIi
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Persons suffering from Hernia or Rupture,
should not fall to call at corner Of Ninth street
lev's Hard Rubber Truss Ii Is now used by
some of the most eminent surgeons In this city
with great success when all others have failed to
even hold retain the rupture. IL 10 universally
acknowledged 40 the best Truss In use. d.. See
ley remains In this city but day or two longer
See advertisement lts
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Admission Is cents; OrohsstH Chairs 30 cents.
w THE
w ASHIN6TON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
No. 2e9 PA. AVENUE, eouTB SIDE,


Eettcsea 9.h and l0tA SIS.
Every evening remarkably hne Free Concert,
embracing reaeouons from the best clsssio music,
aud the Most Popular Operas rendered 10
better style than in any other American concert
saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer, SlEnor ANTONIO
T1BsRTINI, Pnma Baritone from the 81. Carlo
Theater 1t Naples. has been engaged and Will as
sist the entertainment of the evening with the
finest Melodies and Songs ever Prodlo d In this
The guest and the public sre invited, and may
rely pom having every comfort they desire. in
yill obtain on call from the attentive attendants
Federd Metre pals.
Officers oonstantly In attendance to keep good
order. Concert commencing att p m
ep l2-et HENRY RUSENTHAL, Prop'r.
DATENT OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
ment Gardens, at the stand in Patent Once; kare
ANTS uarien Books; Government Books; Dceu-
ports; Bprnt Patent Once keiortE Cheap Books
furnished to Pedlars; Miitary Trials Military
Laws Army Regulations; Panorama Of the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. kecolieot cheap rent. Large sales, low
pr,ess. -. UP stairs, over Banf 81 WnshHIr6srrr;t
pEnvfc z; X gAxNEs EAsaiU as! ..
Hall, q street. between 9th and 10th. Cia1se 90
every Tuesday and FridaV-efteruoon class
% >. evening class atI soiree every Friday -
evening % O'Clock. Music ~ Prof; Geo. Arth.
Tsnpersnoe He'll win Be lot for Bslls, Parties,
30. Apply &c shove, Nh 3ms
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LINE LIME! LIMBm-The subscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any other
place or establishment for the sale Of Lime, &C.
ment, &C., and which will be sold at SLIP per
barrel. [mar 29-Hl WIZ. III. Cooley.
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Bass BALL PLAYERS can be furnished with
bats and balls at A. Adamson's, seventh street,
opposite General Post Once. ap 16-3ts
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BOARDING..

BOARDING FOR FAMILIES AND GEN
ID TLEM tN-Deslrable Rooms now vacant at
313 street, corner of 4k-one of the most deeira-
bic locations In Washing ton. apl7 81
"A tvo gentl men, at No 42s thirteenth street,
betveen ard H. A few Table BoardeTs csl oil o
be accommodated. apl7 St.
DOARDlNG-One large Front ROOM, second
ID floor. suItabe for gentleman aud lsdy, or Two
rentiemen; pleasantly sItua GO, with northern
family. at 500 T. street, between Cd sndSd.
ep Is St
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, with
II Board, in q pleasant location near the Capitol.
Tranaent Boafders aooomm adated. Insuife a.
Star Office, NH stiff
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The MoNIToR.-The iron clad Monitor Rotary
RefrigeTators are on exhibition at @ Wcodward'i
store, Nos ais and 800 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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CoRNs, ETC.-Those afflicted with these
troublesome things, whether hard or soft; also
those troubled with Bunions, Callosities, club
a. ingrowing toe-nails, can fnd great relief ana
satisfactory benefit by applying to DIR. 6. w hite,
4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th
streets, Room 2, second floor.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

GEORGETOWN DANCING ACADEMY
" PROF; BARNES Will oSess DsnoinE =
SW WI NJ s'S April .. a. r a the
Hall Of Mr.. FORREST, corner eh High and md Gs,t9
dining the quarter. Pupils should enter tlsir,
names q. soos as po.sibie. 60 commence with the
Washington classes. Terms Q 10 per quarter.
ap l6-1vs
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NEW ARRIvAh OF -
SPRING GGLorHINs,
Whole suits elessnsy " got aG up st SO and sli.
.p a-lm." Corner EA Ana = s.h B .sTes.s.
~ ia excellent hORsh tii found 70 nd, and kind; ~
Boh are to S .hs H. s".i >.
wagon was got up fo, that ne. and y ne,' me-.
PYWELL., on sth street, between and Z. - "
THE s,n.,, CAN'T F.. b. RE a ,,...
al persons, either In pleasure or bust a 1aHS,
ness ne ST. nave gone to large 81 Psn.e in
$ M 6a q e: and F.@.
S S s.a, S &c sS ab md .I.s s;Ss S
WI be promptly attended 70. Charges q, moderate
As he times will allow. Horses .s6sn stliyei,.
..,. Sixth street. one block south Of
40 u I'm PENN. avenue.
II FROM PARIS.
LIE BERNhRO-Le Perevent; 500
De peTnard-Un Beau Pere. vols; $40
Be Bda S.s e Ssa Berthe.
I, Smss-jfh anp g .;, Pscs!, s $50
GeOrge sand-L' u scoque; 500
p1mss-Yns "a AIMEE 2 f,loIsnos; $40
Ssaa: :a s. SosG I du Rhu
0eOrge S6nd-L8 flileule; 500
karr-Clovls Goseeip; 500
Murger-Madama ympe; sos
Dc = S & Psfs'ohnsS: .s sss r.v,o,
9 OOO BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS,
S,OUU For sale By
Up. BARTHOLOw.
Agricultural Warehouse,
sos Seventh street. below Pa. avenu.
GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS.
" LAWN GRASS,
PEAS, BEANS, &C., 60,
Fresh and Genuine,
For sale By ]. P. BAKTHOLOw,
Agricultural WArel ouse
sss Seventh street, below Pa. avenue
EARMINa lMPLEMENTs, FLOWS, HAIR
Il ROWS. CULTivATORs, 40, &c.
J.. r. BARTaOLOW,
Agricultural Warehouse,
~ Ss02v SIS Seventh strset. balov ia Az
/ OST-On Saturday last, between Claxett a
IL Mays store and the corner of 10th And ID sts
. small etruscan sLEEVE-BUTTUN. A reward
q 81 win be paid 4 Ten 81 Mr., ssmisn's, jsysisr,
Ps' H' NH ~
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AMUSEME NTS.

|GN0Vk tTh Ef new fRhairrosAIJ
Avis %:I Rs:T a ESsE''nA Street
and Operatio Edihce.. under the
supsrintendence Of
MR.. CHARLES GETZ.
Fres-oed, Ornamentsd sad Decorated In the most
via 44v rvs a; TaSGssNb fkSR ss ''''
OF IN TIE HE y Wh6f Es t51NfFR F{EArEsS
GRAND Rs SSf RvasY ACCESSORY,
WiH Open to the Public the Night of
EAsrER MONDAY, April Il,
JOHN COLLINS,
THE GENIAL IRISH coNtrI.H,
coMEpY ceS1fMfs1xArkoN
MISS Lorfp2t t Ro Iteis. e10slleno''
MISS s Nj: EAf "a 5sSHfE,oHE g;i,o,.
FULL. POWERFUL EEGFf'1fT x AM
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
ContsInIrs the names OF
The rery First Farorites an america
Every. effort will be msde By the Manager to
MAKE 'ni' 'nf E sainsh' MsUecEss
g the one just played BY MR. COLLINS st
make i. TO this end N. very hrst talent d the
entire count aproPos TO the nature oil the er-
gsgement has been secured.
Prices OF ADMISSION.
DRESS Circle. ------.-'-- ~ oents
EbHiy Croe. 40 cents
Orchestra Chair. 81
CoioIed Sauery.. --- - cents
C9l99red Parterre ------.-...-6 50 cents
Opp FrrJ THE FAST AsI.i NI sRyy YARD,
DIo SElhE5N TSiEEws
VIRGINIA sc 4S'sfsH BATTLES &c"
Admlt.snce IS cents. IL
WASHINGTON THEATER,
Lessee and Manager rln Anu Ma 6soRss KuxkrL
Last Night but two Of. the talented American
MISS ANNETTE INCE.
In her great character Of
To conclude with the
Ro.o,,.,v,,h , SWISS SWANS '., r6,e.rmon
No''''' Frd.'. Hen. st Of iii iNcE.
Admission Is and 50 eents ard 81. 1t
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!
~ (LATE PHILHARMONIC HALL.)
GRAND OPEN ING NIGHT!
psny Ct male and female Pc f.rmeIs unesu.ied In
f2Imsnce viii consist S m,Iniy OF new and ATTIC
eras, and Fancy Dances, to illustrste vhlch many
of the ost refined and talented artists the ooun-
and III IN the
degree. Due notice. Will bs given OF the Opening
Night; A. mission rs cents gent, men unaooom
panied by ladies', to orchestra chars 50 cents;
mecoa 81 O'CLOCK. apl1 So
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CANTERBURY E Parliamentary HALL,
P0rm'r'd 81 Wa fREsY k AifSssRR9y R00m
in point 81 spIendor. Talent aSd TIE
M5f"M! * i.E; !s's.,s Sc SALrI
cro-,., - MORE E0MPANlt,sS' . ,nti.,o.
o'0s'ea 6 : "s' Us and stSd 'oo'n0'
# SsER "a
FIRST ST. TfAsffiSSs faE ~o vi e 'e'
COMBINATION OF STARS!
Observe this Brilliant Last Of Names !:
the sQuAL of which can be nowhere fopnd in the
MISS MfL {. HE'l fowls R,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
nss ftiSR * fsf fsSs5 :; BEAUTY
M MT TF EhMzf Mf iEIs:;
MISS JUL 6sIGAT%9ND,
DELEvANrkA T gR6 b;rfEh Fila
THE DAtINs eYnNAsr.
Tine 4. t,9R J. 9pzGB iSTFfff,'n'
" jean 5EAs g gEESSsssE.; 'onss~
nanny, mo %$as sG HAMILTON.
LEWIS NJ. CLARKE,
Gypsy LAY!
New Programs. in which al the Com
binstion will appesr in their bot sets.
Now song by the CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
the b.st Ethiopian TropDe in the CITY
New Dances, &C DO.
The EthlCpIan Burlesque en titled
THE BLACK STATUE.
Admission Is cents Orohsstsr CAairs % oena.
Afternoon Entertainment
For Ladies and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at2 O'Clock,
When lavish distribution of Elef ant Presents Ia
made: Rich and Costly yeveliy. Books. Fancy Ar
hcless Toys, Sewing Machines. and magnificent
Silk Dresses.
The Sewing Machine was presented to Mrs. r.
b, NJ organ on SATURDAY afterno0n-tIoket No, e454.
Admission % ceuts Children 10 cents. sPA
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OPTHALMIc AND AuRAL INSTITUTE, 227 Penn
sylvania avenue devoted exclusively to the treat
ment OF all maladie, Of the Eye and Ear. Deaf
ness, noise in the head, speedily cured. This
Institute is in charge Of DR.. Won Moschzlsker,
Oculist and Aurist, and has already secured the
patronage Of some Of the best known citizens OF
Washington and its vicinity. ap 1851
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Mrs. r. G. EICHIsoN mo IL Pennsylvania
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets.) has
just received from the North the largest, finest,
and best stock of Fancy Goods, Embroideries,
Laces, Bonnets, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, Silks,
Flowers, and Millinery Goods generally, that she
has ever had to which she calls the attention OF
the ladies Of Washington and Georgetown. apl4-6t
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nR. J.. H sCHENCK.

DR. J. sCHENCK.
~ This DISTINGUISHED Phv-
sician, whose brilliant Ind wds- spread repu aTon
has been acquired BY his emlnently successful
tre,tmsn Mt of Consumption, even IN cases which,
hsve been res, ard sd and pronou nced inourabe By
No. 444 EiGh I'll STREET,
a few doors above
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WdShtHgtoH City,
On WEDNESDAY, the sd of April.
For oonsultation aid to examine the condition Of
his paI-nts.
His great experience, derived from long AID ex-
telsive pfaotco. close study and devotion to his
profession together with the assistance of the peT
Ject Instrument with which his smi atoms of the
lungs are n.de, enable him to dett OF the
symptoms of dIsease.
His three great medicin-s, his PULMONIC
SIkUP, SEA WEED TONIC aud MANDRAKE
PILLS, nave been as widely celebrated as RENE
ores for diseases of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach
as ms ovn reputation in the management ami cure
OF p.tlents suffering under these dfseases.'
Gall upon him as above For an examination of
the lungs with the respirometer his cbarse is three
dollars but for ordinary examinations and advice
without tnat Inc trument no charge is Dldds
Df. tnck would feel grateful 10 such patients
"a have been teat fitcd By his treatment if they
would call on him during his visits to their cities,
AM osrIf by vritttn statements, to the benefl
the. have received. BeeItes being . great salts
faction to him. such certificates tend to Impa,t
dlsesses, who need only faith In DR.. Scheack and
MS remedies to . ct he saved.
Persons can be directed to his rooms by calling
at his agents, :, b. WAITE, It'll ct -eet and
Louisiana avenue, where also can be und o full
supply of his NJ edicines apl4 9ts
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs


We advise all our readers las we know they
are obliged to purchase the above named goods)
to embrace the present opportunity as Mr.. III. A.
Halt intends to make change In his business,
aud will sell his extensive stock Of Rubber Goods
at manufacturers prices, and no family should
miss this opportunity 10 supply themselves For
instance, Mr.. Hall will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for so cents per pair, and La
dies Owens and Sandals for 60 cents per pair; In
dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children's Beds
ian article that no family should be without)
only so cents, for ten days, at the India Rubber
Warehouse, No. 30S Pennsylvania ave-, between
Oh and 10Th streets, Washington, ID. G. ap l2-ti
In AN ANOTHER COLUMN may be seen 4 few Of
the many testimonials from we'll know citizens OF
Washington, and they speak louder than any
thing we could say. 1t Is with pleasure we lay
them before a candid and appreciative public.
Our people are tired of theories. When a man Is
sick he wants the physician who prescribes RENE
dies that are sure to cure him, and such person
is found In DR.. Tumo lety, Indian Herb Doctor
Come and see for yourselves We lame and suffer
ing,
oh We rheumatic and diving come and see,
Light shall sgain the faded eye Hume,
And rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from disease and death,
Invoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lift,
Your bleeding wounds to cure,
And with the treasures Of natures gift
Relieve the rich and poor.
THE INDIAN HERE DOCTOR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re.
ceiving any Information from them.
No cAorge for Consultation OF Adrice.
Ofice, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
ania avenue, corner 9TH street. sp II 3S*
LINE! LIMKm LIMsm.-The subscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-17

killian was arrested by city constable Hurdle
and taken before Justice Thompson, for selma
liquor on sunday. He was fined SIS 81
Yesterday, city constable r r. Magee arrested
George Cottenhsm, for riding on the sIdewaIk 81
Pennsylvania avenue. He was badly rightened
severely lectured, and nned 80 s. by Justice
Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-17

MEASLES are Frustrating the Volunteers by
hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with them.
Soldiers be warned In time. Holloway's Pills
positively infalble In the cure Of this disease
occasional doses OF them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only IS cents
per Box. 2gi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-17

/ OST-0n Saturday last, between Claxett q
IL Mays store and the corner Of 10th and sta .
& 81 win Be paid 4 lshst Mr., ssmIsn's, jsyssr,
Ps' ay' NH a