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Tho MorRS Fleet In souihern Waters -
Extract fron n Letter.

March All the vessels composing the
,hrcc division, Of the mortar fleet arc now an
ehcred in - 4" The Norfolk Packet, Oliver
A. Loo ard Maria j. Carleton arrived yesterday.
The schooner Dan Smith has not yet received
bcr % Founders. With this exception the ar
mapent Of all tho vessels is complete. The
Nortolk Packet is tho only one which has tried
l,r mortar 1, was fred with perfect succeS.
Commander FoRrRR arrived few Gays ago
in the Harriet Lane. It is said that the dset
" Il. sai, in fquadron day after tomorrow.
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HHrIah for the "yFsr"-N0~ Is your -
ehanor 10 go 10 the Aeai Of war and gain dis.i 80
for YOU selves and IL uilioG. isw uiore abis
men Wantod ~ bring the gallant BOIh RE- oonsd
q SN, SHaS, o',slGAnd Of Col CHAs. II fNSEs
ernlhehG Fay, clothing and trananos.s,iia Gov.
nlshsd and rSlief given 70 she wives AZ siS,Soa f
se Hae Os lo6 Aor 5ang mustered inso ,S
war, or on honorably being dIseb.e1isr q hha
J.hStSa apply % ldOui JAaRs an ~ nsftAa
"0nas ofAOes' % CsnEs q. a. ~ ibS SEANr nal
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THE NEW YORK sun.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, lSss.
Better Chssees fer Action. whes nc Money
l. to be Mad By Delay

When the true history O.. this Woke! rebel
Lon 4 all te vritiea-if ever it be written truly |
there Will be revsalei al amount Of fraud
and bAssnsss or the rAri q man who profess TO
lsAi the cause Of tie I ai3a, ros lJtls suspect
e. We have treated the rebellion as = noun.
tain Of b-du when. With proper n anagemont, |
/, vozA have prcvei mere clay hill. While |
money Wa 10 be made out Of war preparations, |
progress in suppreSsirs !; became an imPoss'-
bilty. AL the grsa, ' c. o-iss have been achiev-
Cd since the National Treasury was exhausted,
Grd Il IL quite as much ose,use the chances o.
p.ekines AID s,sAli1ks are reduced. as because
the means Of warfare have been increased, tha:
We nov rel oies in succes, AMI the prospect o! an
eNly ead TO the struggle. That the people
have sub nit,sd 20 quietly TO th.Gts aud frauds
iDnumsrable and VI cOuntaule, j. lite a. won.
da'ful ard As much to Their praise as ' their
matches loyalty and union Of sentiment in
time Of their oo1ntry's noci
Isporant from the t'trunu Fns
Vienna was the scene Of mach cN i.omsnt on
TIE ls.L ult. The Swiss N>ri,S gives the
following important intslU enc. relative TO the
trouble. in Electoral Hess. I. s e-pgC ally
interesting tince the He-.ila i-.'s has been
completely fettered. AID the disiur. ances wh eli
threaten Germany with revolution are oonso.
q1srty ksp, hidden or mi.repre.sH,,i by the
LEGAL papers.
W, have already made k-ovn the -oadi.'
30 80 -.nHI. ti,-
The tIst to explode. The utter uLce-t,i,tv n
any Termination To this struggle la broa..,
about resolve upon the par. of The ci,, n
hanAn 10 it1e the raymsn, o.. t.y.s. In
E.ec'o' has ORDERED the seizure ~ Oh, mon,
(lieril'y) Of tie j,!irqr,n,.. ar .,si ,r,,oI
been 20 NolteI expressly with a 81. w Il, ,,..
the hAehi God that tho EUR, OF g.L,, 7,,i.I,.
"ouia amount to no'hinr, for tho popul,.,oB b, I
aBIeea togeihc' not 70 pureba.o anv,hip,.
ce'Achmort Of troo;s wa an, r..,
Cass'i 10 Hanan AMI the sol l.ers a.,p.. ,,i,L
'ne oiise's Of tho Treasury, outerei tho b,p.oy
o. The place ard provided with pio,. ami r,,,..
Dan tho impl,men's Of bur. llrs. b,,,s ,h,
LOCKS o' every Srtcle Of furniture which Mn,
DC supposed 70 contain the cash If fll,r.r,.....
0'ous ItcuaAnt, lie I,s-rn M-gis.,,,. -.
Perlen-r TO so-a.. troops Of the Lnr,r,s, r,-,.
io' lhl' service. snt they acquitted tl,m.,lva,
muci' Ool'ef than ,uv others could b,y, d,r.
ihls u1hs.-I Of dopd has renlst,i ana. -.
SlI-Anon between the people ami an. FL.
in'.'s ''lh' military lyyy Ike Tai. .,',,...'-
ahy'hipB over attempted en- IIutrt-ylr -
TRAN ag'ats. y aus
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~, phs Nensiiise en- Slseoss Of the : Borr1
:" A.t'l mo'i VII mes, on Tuesday,, Me Isth d.1
q, MAroh' 1874. Al ono O'Clock, A. NJ, 40 ~
- AinHor OF tne Hoard Of A. LaT1n6n, City Rsii =
we Fur4 90, ~ considCrtrF 49, FuhieoA OF thf o.
tanflon ~ Church g,rae' l.. che BaAarv. Al -
to1 ir@rosled will pc,' G,tsu' w.t,oui IA r.
mckee. GEnN. o. GNtGP, O.
via LD4lW, !
cHAs n, HALL, : s1as..y
E.w. TAN LOll, sac'yi MIN Is.SSe.sf
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letter wildly dpicting the scene Of dcsOlation
and ruin which met the eye Of our troops at
CentrOville and Nauassas. The reader, aftor
the perusal Of those extracts, will reLizs, II
nev5r beitre, the horrors Of war, the necessity
for unsdisto suppression Of the rebellion, and
the al, antagee Of strategy over bloodshod.
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schn dL demand for I" free schools" and Gr,dod
III no SI which now prevails in Alexandra T,r
mo nlst Time In Virginia, is Necessary cors soi
T no 81 tbs Yankee invasion. After All wsr
is n No.. without some compensating benefits Snd
Is often the only clyilizor., 0'u'S' anu
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SPECIAL NOIgCxaS,


| II NoepeL uniou-Rrte LecIupe ON Saci.I
NJ ,,,'.Ii 9Htnee Toe Ninth Lecture OF Jndgs
Ni WI he delivered in the large IL m o, he ConS
81 ~ n, on This Friday evening. atsp M ~
n--llon .ree. ADRIAN s. HEWITT, ssoy. 1OS
Inc. Se P pnd can be Saved The Inc.
Gs FL a. m society vii old public meeting
sa' orr way, on bundsy evening. ~ ,,cIoate.
FGLc6S sIytr me %111e'ing ats ocl'c p m. MI =.
Ih'tieeihg SPEAK ers. A history OF The 80 ~ ~
i-sNtullon VII "a given. l., WOOD, 90. mil Ssis
n = %; II No, y a special m.olIn1 :,
80 ,.l'.l9h win 90 held at Their mtoting ,non,.
S.iher o. ltti and Brooms ST., on Frtday Ms
iSh, a. ~ o'clock. All m'mters ave rsIessai II u,
ne puncut! In Stt'rdsnoa. especially sc in ~. 70
IosrS By order Of FRANCIS CARNsy pa az
-o nNt,hol Q erc'Tt II
a, d. ~ No; q, LoSE Isii,ud-A special
~ teths OF the above association will la bslJ ~,
Friday evening March ldib, At che nee'ing 49,
tnAad ave. Emmett Auxiliary Hal, AZ 9'cl,cN, =.
n axe arrsn grmeut mr the fortl coming cole 49,
q ~: I.1l els Day Members ia AREAS are -
GIS = ~, 20 HHenJ ~ order of JANEs RHArE
"EN' Ir.si WILLIAM nEN SELEY, Sos'y,
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EXTENT OF HER DAMAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
sIMPERIAL COTTON CoNNrss1oy

The Sublime Porte having been au horizad NV q !,
Imp. rial lrsdeh 10 take measures for the enconr
sscmeht OF cotton cultivation throu ghOut thu
Empirr, instructed III. T.. Savfrt EfendI Hinis,ao
Of Commerce and Public Works To ADDE'S On
ordinance TO III. l. the Governor General of Sm,-ns
Tor the institution Of commission for these
provinces 'o
In pursuance Of this ordinance II + Mah.r;1
Con mission to attend az the KOnak on rhuraa.
the 18Th, where there were assembled = NJ
Fey Political COmmsssry; Colonel Reshad Hav
pohncsl halfway Commis-ary; Mr.. Hyde CIsrk
way CoranissarX; and Diran ETendi Sacrstarn In
t"rPreter OF IL 4. the Governor II T. Ihc pssha
began The proceedings by directing MeheTnsd a.;
fhrhdi secretary of the Konsk TO draw ms rscnra
OF the sitting. j.. then said that as all the Con,
nlssioncrs present spoke French a. he had 700 -
ID urs sh and was well acqu ainted with IL DO r.
IA Sohiormlty with the desire of the Govarunaa, ,
eu n station made into French by Diran FtF
~ 1,u a. ne considered it highly i'm portsnf ~. r
onersts sboud bn1s Who had been invited to CO.
ting IN the proceeding he shnnId re y, p
iendi 10 read the French transston ist Diran ~
Turkish original The members bsying th % thf
II r for his eourtesy, the ordinanca ~ Iaths "a
Translation If which win be found ~ was READ
b D.. thon called on the gAntlarnep -
ther u ey proposed 70 accept the invitation Of
G'Eerrufent; To which they unSnimou ~ So, 'Hs
AID the record was drawn up. and H. dscia~Nu
Bry ten Ptrsry President until . permanent D. =:
dent should be appointed. ~
Ii. D.. bnFirg made some Ob&e rvs tions on bfs ~
p'heI ce Ia cotton growing. and some OF b:s
thperlTerr on Amer ican seed, briefly explsirsd
She Principal objects which the tyoyernTsDt
walled to consult the Commission IN y ssij b.
Pa very nesirous the time of the merchants SHOULD
% cohsuEsd, ard hoped they wcu Id meet Mt soTne
t'tse hieh Nps convenient to them: bst he stated
ONE 0' the council rooms in the KsnAh vaa quite ct
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- Vanity Fair s<ates as a proof of The rraa,
falne now attached to paper, that the senior
Fnitop OF me i tribune writes up all his leading
articles upon his old paper collars: but this
statement must be- taken with reserve "A the
gentleman referred 10 never wears any collars
ne rebels, not TO be outdone by the rad,-
Gals, declare that Mcclellan was a toner A
prisoner paroled AZ Antictam is the authority.
and the Charleston Mercury publishes the aS.
eusation. ~
Rev. DR. LeybRrn, late of Philadelnhia.
Wn'r re ne assist IN editing the Presbyterias is
now residing at Athens, Georgia, acting as sec,
retary OF the copmittee Of Domestic Missions
- At Cape Elizabeth, Me-, last werk. a bov
about thirteen years of age deliberately kiII.i =
water. -'.'' 49,
~ The stealing of Indian children and sell
ing thein Tor slaves II becoming gu u 4 bushes
IN ,tnn9rhta. About 100 have been taken
hrough Lake county the present season.
~William McKeever, a youth. has hoo,
sonNic'.o, az YORK, Pa, of manslaughtrr in
Refuge. '"So Vi
~ Joseph county, Mich, has been con vicrad -;
assuming ms own daughter, Is years ola LII
intent 10 commit; a rape. 49,"
man calling himself Louis Napele an
was hung IN Richmond recently for ccnn,ar
fsiting Confederate treasury NOTES
- Mr.. r. Hardenburg, an actre.s be,tsr
thC~h oy her maiden name of Orian Mar
snSI, as d In Boston recently.
The city railroad presidents of Phllrdel.
Rhla haFe reconsidered their vote incrrasiuy
Tie fares on Che roads
Connterfsit five-dollar Treasury notes
800 800 MY executed, ar. in circulation in :.
- The sd0o. 600 OF the six per cent y.ar hor6s
% E1oue Island Rave been awar,lai a. ,,sTtias
M iosIoh a per cent premium ana nn,1sr5
NJ. a "A c sIo woman nam-d Margar.t Ro, .
~i,h tba rnrrdlr IA "a J"rs y City, y. J. eLar.ed
- A scout from Knox VILE rs,,r,. -,
nsfr. Th're was small fore, 81 con.eri,1ts 'e'
Il Gen. smith. the New York Rab.I. ~ D.,
e'crciery OF War 10 f'eo'i
- Parson ErOwnlow and Hon uo,oo.
AAynHrd are az Nashville. "oiuce
Sit is stated that thu. Sors of T.,
10 N"h American now number l7l,a5 "''ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
PRESTIfIANA.

Every where in the South the rebals are mus
firing slave tronps. Well, LIT them muster
black troops, red troops and troops of $ many
other colors as they please, for they will have
70 'sstrike their colors,' no matter how many
co3ors thry may have. Our rnsiga is the
.'r"d, white and blue" but looking at the In
dians, white folks. and nig:ers in the rebel
ranks, we conclude that theirs should be the
I'D, " hite and black.
A rebel lady, writing 10 the Richmond Ex-
am;nrr about what she saw upon the field near
G1rcl"yille after the battle, says, shere lay
Bloody sword, there q bruised pistol and next.
perhaps, Tausket with its lock shattered or its
breech broken of" We fear that her modesty
VAS sadly shocked il she Raw many guns or
'-<cns Of guns" without their brooches
A French paper, the Paris Patrie, saws. sOh
MAT We could sprak.at this distance in Presi-
dent Davis ears" The editor would have
jeff ears extend all the way across the At
lantie.
The Charleston Mercury predicts the death
OF the u. :. Government in two years If the
event happens in one year, the rebel Oonfeder-
acy will Lot live TO see il.
The rebels papers speak OF Gen Butter A.
"Butlsr the Feat" They No doubt think him
the big beast OF the Apocalypse. They must
Be- awfully scared.
A Kentucky paper says that "Brasr and
BHckner have taken the trouble TO say a great
many foolish things.' Oh il was no trouble
~ all.
IL is said that Adam Johnson has a son
among his Euerillas. The young man evil
S~ntly has good deal OF the ''old Adam in
him.
When we astonish the rebels bv our fight
Ing, they turn right around and astonish us by
their running.
IL The rebels can get no other food, they have
~ least "food for reflection"
The account of s.the last hours of General
Mitchell" - very Interesting. The world has
sen no account of the last hours of IeG Davis,
but il would like to-
III we were in Colonel Tom Ford's place. We
q. sha
once and borrow few feet OF grape vine for
Immediate use.
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th,r N~rvies and that he trusted they would % ar
ne
aweye, his public engagements were numerous; but
:. ;as
ana he aond not that IL sn hour OF .o
ihs{ would accomplish great deal Of u,efal work,
:omnunis.ts to their colleagues, and, having TAX an
Tie Ges,mi,.ion Immediately proceeded to work:
oral; Ga. .uS,ret o. Ne. he.s's cotton cleaning
special meeting. IT which hr. Patterson was pre-
Hnsi.h CiaS, ,!tendsa b. ths follo.inS Commits,
SSss sAfs s.s H. Re- H.
n, 81 ans Ra The
y chosen Yics President. Boshos E1sndi, retired
fSTfis sS EnsIish on ana nd French. u " ' Of
nance va. discussed, and Instructions wefs given
fo5 drawing up pF.lmipaiy reno.t
COB the Rsssaa sss Mr.
Fsy NJ on %his,. Mr. Mr Rec: II
R.:,.d Rsy .nnoun.sS the: the do!.Toor dsssr.i
had given Instruction for printing the ordinance
trihution within Inc psorinee. The Commi,rion
took msa,uTes fer printing the English tr,osa'on
The COMMITTEES adopted report entering fully
The neat meeting will be held on Thursday ut the
Konak.
On Thursday the Imperial Cotton Commission
met in the Council roam OF the konak-Nr. Hyde
Clarke, Vice President in the chair, with Mr.
Whittall Mr.. Paterson. Nr. Lafontaine, Mr.. Peter
Gout, Diran Efendi and Mr.. Ress. II * csllsnry
Mehemed Reshad Pasha held . conference with the
Commission. The member awaited themselves of
the 6-st opportunity after their appein 10 pay
their respects to his EIcell-ncy and 10 report 10
him their proceedings.
Mr. Rees submitted to his Excellency some stand
ard specimens of cotton Of Mr.. Clarke, of Sokis
Dir. Peter Gout Produced rome rpened and un-
ripenpd pods, respectively of American ami Egyp-
tisn seed grown his chift-lick in this province
The specimens were directed TO be sent TO II L.
Savfet Efsndi, Minister Of Commerce at CONSTANT
noPle.
II Il. the Pssha directed Dira Efendi to produce
the Turkish, Armenian, Greek, and French copies
printed Of the decree Of the Minister Of Commerce
aid tooSt he opinion of the Conimission thereon.
II. called the attention of the Commission totha
seed question and the necessity of making provision
Tor next years supply. The members OF the Com
mlssicn were unanimously of opinion that Anleri
can seed Is tn at which succeeds best but the diff
Guilty Of getting it is at this time great Next TO
American. EEyrt tan is most available. The Com
mission undertook to obtain reports the seei
question
The attenticn-nf II. T.. IVES called tn tho abuse of
the Bozcok in the hsza OF Mernien, and those ri
Denishe whereby the herlrn,rn let ther cattle
enter the cotton fields whrh being lsts crop, il
exposed to their ravaees. ii. f. expressed hi-
determination 10 adopt severe measures TO prevent
abuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
THR EVENING STAR.
.-E rsoM rHe SOUTH.

-.r. some extracts from Richmond pa.
ar, ND to the ieth instant:
IN. CORRESPONDENT Of the Richmond En- Suirer
,..,.s Stone Wall Jackson In the Shenandoah
Vsilsr. with one Of his winGs-the left probs
Mt Martinsburg. A. y. Hill Is hetwvrn
CSsriestovn and Snicker's Gap, and ID. II. Ain
.. rot far from Front Royal
lane. A. seldom, Of Virginia. has sucs e>,ied
Clen Randolph as the Rebel Secretary or War
The savannah Republican eettmr ties the
Rsh>i kilird snd wounded in ono yoLr's cazo-
WIN. Rslinrd Preston, one Of tina Confederate
Senators from Virgins, died at bis residences,
IN MONTGOMERY county, On the lea INST
Howell Col h aas been assignee 20 the command
of The new department, bounded 'oy the so wan
rre ard Canltahoochee rivers, An Florida and
Sput wrsern Georgia
c,syrnrEATI sKyTe Or rIpcrRp.
MrIx xDGrviLLE, Nov. lsth.-Herschell Y.
Jcha.oa was elected Confederate Senator TO-
Gay.
YFrsm the Richmofd Enquirer, Nov 1871
re telegraph on yesterday announced the
election OF Judge Charles J. Jenkins TO the
Confederate States Senate, to MI the vacancy
occaticned by thesesignation OF Gen Toesnss
Since that resfgnaacn and to the present time
The vacancy hes been filled, pro tenpo-<, by
fenatcr Lewis. Sr the appointment OF Gov.
Brown.
LArrsr Coxy1-rRATK rkLpaRANs ypon rss
wEsT.
GonILI, Ney. IA special dispatch to the
Advertiser gBi Register, dated Okaiena, Mis-
piseipri, New. IL, says q scout has just arrived
In altilio, from between Purdy and Corinth,
who reports that he saw SIX hundred wagons
passipg fren Corintb to jackson, Tennessee,
loaded wtth stores Five regiments Of infantry
and two Of ca, airy were guarding the train and
driving eeeves. The enemy have small forces
At Bethel, Glendale and Corinth. They told
the cittzs rs they were passing from tia
place 20 Jackson that they were going to fall
back to jackson and Memphis.
NEWS PROM KNOXVILLE.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. live have advices from
Memphis Ia the 10th inst, inclusive. 1t is 50 id
that PUTter's fleet will at ack Vicksburg As soon
- IL ran pass the bar N Prrsiden. Island.
Gold is selling in Memphis at forty per cent
premium over sgreenbacks." About 500 bales
OF cotton per week were being sent in from
West Tennessee; none from Arkansas or Mis-
siSsi5,pi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

- Twelve young girls, between the ages of
u ana ~, paupers in the South Dublin Union
Norkhousf, formed passion for transpJrta-
6on To "a foreign SHORE, and thought the best
means 10 accomplish that end would b, 10 fire
the building, which they did on 22i of August
last. They broke down the ceiling of their
room, tore m the mattresses, &c, and stuffed
Tie straw between the ceiling, then climbing
py means OF the bedsteads, they broke fan
light over door feet high. through which
toey escaped, the last one setting fire to the
straw, &c Everything cons unable in The
Alartn,C nj was DESTROYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM. L. DOVE IL GO.
(1RB Now pre- pared TO execute any orders with
which they may be favored la the
PLU MBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUSI-
NESS
~ Store on Ninth street. few doors north 81
Pennsyivsnis avenue, where may bs found eoIa-
plete assortm ent Of CHANDEi,I ERS and other 6 AS
sTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan lily
W. GAS FIXTURES
w Have In stere, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call ard examine
OR stock Of GAS and WATER FIXTURES feelins
confident that We have the best selected stock in
Washin gtor
~ All Work In the above line intrusted to our
will be promptly attended to.
mar H MYERS x McGHAN, 376 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY

DR.. SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LTNIxEyr.
an external remedy, is without a rival and viii
alleviate rain more speedily than any other mrs n
arstion. For all Rheumatic and Nervous H.oy
ders II is truly infallible. and as a curative Sar
Sores, ounds- sprsins. Bruises &c its soothing
healing and powerful strsnst henng properties en- ,
cite the just wonder and sstonish m ent Of All no
nave ever given IL trial. Over one thousand eer-
tncates OF remarkable cures performeS by il With
In The last two years, attest the fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

- There have been various rumor. about
attmpfsd assassinatioss OF the Emperor Louis
Napoleon One story is that he was nearly
poisoned Attic refreshment rooms of the An.
Eoulerc Station, on his way back from Bar
ntz Several Members of the court bpre il is
said, made ILL., hut the Emperor hmse IL han.
Pened not 10 taste the poisoned dishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

~ The Voik Zeitung of Berlin state. ths.
quarreis from political causes becominy
frequent IN that city. On SATURDAY., October
as, not fewer than three duels took place there
between three artillery officers on one side and
a many students on the other. The Immediate
cause OF these meetings was 4 disc6,sion rel .
alive TO the late votes OF the Chambers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
TO HORSE OWNERS.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLHBLE LIyIxESY
FOX HORSES is unrirsled by any, and in III
cases OF Lameness, arising from Sprains Bruises
Wrenching, its effect is magical and eertsin
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches Mango, &c. it
VII also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may
stages but confirmed cases are beyond the possi-
ever is desperate or hopeless but IL nav =. lie
visited by this Liuiment, and its faithful sppIics
ten will always remove the Lalneness ami ensble
the horses to travel with comparative ease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

II III has been found on careful in yestiga.ion
mat buildings often take fire from the hot air
OF furnaces, IN consequence of the wood work
icing 100 near The register. Both hot air and
eteem pipes, NJ the como in contact with wood
VIII In time set fire To II, and persons cannot
pc 100 careful IN putting furnaces into their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24

- Eleven Of the woollen mills at Ianavnnk
are In full operation, some of them working
hikht ana DAY. on army goods. The cotton
mills have n, arly all stopped and thp HANDS
rom them are employed in the w0o!lan mills
The wages Of the operatives have been in
creased sbont % per cent. and there is still
demand for men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-24
EDUCATIONAL.

BoARDIEQ sSH L,
II NoAaIsYovE, PIHl.,
FOR YOUNG MEN ANU BOYS.
Bar and Tuition, SIR per term OF ten month";
Pvpiie admitted st ANY time.
HsHaI JAHHlI, 3lS Pa avenue,
JoHH HAwXHuRsf, lh, near street soH$h.
JoehuA NlwBtLp, Qua<termastexh QsPAIsmens.
Alsxsndria, Va. GEO. A. INV BOLD,
no slim Principal.
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nR. GODfRkY's ANTID6fE WILL CURE
IL GONORRH0A In six days. No change of disf
required. II Ia an English Specific Of sixty ave
years. standing and will not harm the most delicate
constitution II contains no Dsinerals Price m
eOA b. 0. c. UPHAM, 4O3 Ohssnut street. Phila
delphis, and In " Warrington BY 9. @. F6Rb eorns
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O Call 1t 2l6 Pa avenue, between Al0
18th and 18th SITS, and examine DR. LEWIES New
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WINGED of its superiority over all methods hereto
fore used Also, Teeth Extracted without pain
when desired. Terms moderate no IA I'm
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YES PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. tsousA sAsJ
BETWEEN EIEfH : TENTH SIS.
Invite he attention Of
aRocr1s. sufLlss, AND TH1 fIASI In
70 YHlIR UEsURPAseBD STOCK
WINES,
RS,
SEGARS.
FANCY GROCERIES.
ChampaSnes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIpsICK, cLIoUOr, hUhM, RIvARf,
DRoUEr.
We recommend highly to eonnoi.seurs
BIZ 81. hARCEAUx CHAhPAaNKs, CARTE
MORE. CARTE BLANCHE. RED LAY,
the most fsvori,e brands in the New York market,
and so highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor.
HOOK AND aosELLE WINES,
sun and Sparkling.
CLARErs of Messrs. GiIhou freres, Bordeaux,
BURGUNDY AND roKAY WINES,
CO6EAC OF the choicest brands and bset vints~~s.
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Pellyoisn snd A. strn.,te.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PoRr-very cid and hixAIy
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN,
in Wood and Glass.
M9NoNGAHELA AND BOURBON WHIsKEYs
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES.
OF al kinds.
APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsKRY.
JAMAICA AND ST. CROIx Rum.
BATAVIA ARRAc.
BANANA AND DOMESTIC sEGARs
OF fHE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIENTHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
ANDERSON PINE-CUr rOB 1000.
sMOKIN9 TOBACCO OF Messrs. 6sn 4 A.. I'm
altimore-at Baltimore prices