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EVENING STAR.
CURIOSITY.

True, lady, bY the roses on those iips,
bolh man and woman would q nd If: waste
But for the cunning ef-Curiosity!
She's the world 8 witch, and through the world
she runs,
4 be meiriest mssker underneath the moen
To beauties, lsnguid from the last nights rout,
she comes with tresses loose, and shoulders wrapt
ia morning shswls; and by their pillow sits
Telling deliciouB tales of-lovers Lost,
Fair rivals Tilted, scandals, smugQled lace,
And then they smile, and turn their eyes, and
yawn,
And wonder whaps o'clock, then sink again;
and thus she sends tue pretty fools to sleep.
She comes to ancient dames-and stiff ss steel,
In hood and &tomachef, with snuff In hand,
She makes toeir rigid muscles gay with news
Oi Doctors Commons, matches broken of,
Biue-stocking frailues, cards and ratada;
And thus gives tisp1 prattle for the day.
She sitsby aneien politicians, bowed
As II q hundred years were on her back;
TIen peering through her spectacles. she reads
A seeming journal stuf'd with monstrous tales
OF Turks ard Tartars deep eonsplracies
iBofn In the writer's brain); Of spots In the SUM-
Pregnant with fearful wars. And so they shake
And hope they'll find the world all safe by morn
AID thus We make the world, both young and old
how down to sovsrei2n-Curiosity (Croly.
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Grating on the Wild Plum.

Editor Star:-Some years since the writer
owned place upon which a large number Of
native or wild plum trees were growing The
fruit being Of little value, I was induced to
make experiments by grating the same with
other varieties Of stone fruit. I first made
trial of tie neetarine; the scions grew very
rapidly, and at the end Of the second year
formed quite large top. The third year
was rewarded with a suficieney of nice necta-
rines to repsy me for the trouble had taken
Thereafter 1 made trial Of apricot, peach, and
the finer varieties of plums. OF these the ssions
grew and promised we'll, but having disposed
Of the place and removed to distance shortly
afterwsrd, / am unable to report the result
l should deem the experiment worth trial by
auy one who may possess a similar wild plum
patch. L would recommend budding however,
in preference to grating.
very expeditions and easy mode of prop
agating cherries by budding 1 have found to
be as follows Early in the spring, at about
the usual time Of grating, with sharp knife
remove bud as in the usual mode, then with
the same cut small shaving of bark from the
stock clean to the wood Of a shape for the bud
to ft, and then bud on the latter firmly to the
stock with waxed cloth or mating. Union
will soon take place, and the bud will start
almost as soon as the rest. In this way have
even known the English cherry to be buddsd
and grown upon the wild black cherry, though
presume it would never come to fruit Y.
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II The civil marriage Of MILE Adele de
Rothschild with Baron Solomon de RethschiId
took place on Wednesday, March II, at Prank
fort The religious Ceremony was performed on
Rabbi Of the consistory Of Paris. Ali the uaem-
bsTs OF the Rothschild family from Paris, Lon
don snd Vienna were present.
IL The New York Times says. The fnf,lIcity
OF HtefeTy marriages Is pToverbiai. Even the
ihrewd and sensible Fanny Fern ias been unab
70 evade the inexorable law for we regret to hear
1hai she has felt obliged to separate from her
husband, Mr.. James F Parton
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PoL1SAny.-The bill Furnishing polygamy. I'm.
trOductd by Representative Morrill,, Of Vermont
Il said 20 be precisely the same as passed by the
House two years ago, with only this chanyeLthe
old bill did not apply to the District of Celumbia
the new one embraces all territories The
Mormon laws and regulations on the subject are
abrOgaSd
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lotvsstsn yssIt tRo the srr~I.
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ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIALS.

FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
TON TO DIR. TUMBLETr, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR. "a
Evening star., 1862-04-14

HuDIBaAs AND rHz CoNFEDERArR SoLpIERs
Some OF the military exploits Of the rebel soldiery
would seem to imply their belief in the follow
ing lines from Hudibras:
.,For those that fy may fight again,
Which he can never do that's slain -
"When the ng ht becomes a chase,
Those win the day who win the race
Evening star., 1862-04-14

NEW PLANET DIscovERKD.-At Harvard Uni
Serslti on Tuesday morning planet Of the I3:h
magnitude was discovered near the star Beta Vfr
ginis, by Mr.. ii p. Tuitie II In the third which
has been detected at this University within the
UAEt
Evening star., 1862-04-14
BULL RUN,
MANASSAS,

A Us.fui and Valuable Rslie.
TS""shsrp's X III ss" for sale for tvsrty doIl.r,
asat-t&ksa ~ Union Prilolers 81 the battle Of
Bul Rul.
One psen Fkcs e0id Watch t.d Chain. vsr-
reEted Il as Iolt, ioF ssl5 for sis.
One six SCAT sioss Carriage, cost $50, in exosi-
Il q: order, for 19is for SIS.
Apply st 45o llth street. between g and III.
Evening star., 1862-04-14

~ TiDEiCE 40 TRAVELLERS.
E'E Postmaster Ssusr.i hzVIrt cTde-ed tII
MAJ sSfvics between w EanlAg s0r, ~H.@R
bsitlmcIs, fld Old Point IFortress EsSsz<R
MonioSD 20 DO resumed, ca ana stere9cAs1s~karsc
NQldayp tao 2th instant, te Bar I,ius OF steamer,
SI'i lea-e BSiiiHers EVERY DAY Except San
Gay GAY iiom their ShSrt, foot VI Uaion Dock, ~ ~
the NssaIEy tsn 1rsin. which leaves Wsshinytos
ct ~ O'Clock ,. II,
m sO-f s.. u. FALLS. Pres'l
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
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"ADAsls' EIPREss COMPANY
This Company Offers 20 the public" UnesuaIlss
Advantages" tor tie safe AID Quick DirFatoh Of
Heavy FfeiE iEhts, P&cGsges, Vslrsbes, Money, &e
ko., 10 al parts OF the United Ststss. =
Ex2resses 20 and from the North Saj West de-
part from and arrive IN Washington twice daily,
All Expresses arc In charge OF sxSas<zssx ssx
An PsoEsTss f0r. fhs ssldiss carried 1t ~ss,
KAIEo our rea.si TGtes.
Ali Goods for the zo-csllsi "Csnfsderxta St1tesn
and ali krhcles " "CoIuSGaEa CT War" viii be
kzyssEr.
Our Expresses lesys Nes Ysrk at I, g. and T.
NJ, arriving In wsshisE Eton At A. IL. I2d t.Ss
Expresses leave PHILADELPHIA. Ct 30 A, M. and
r. M., srrirlaS In W sahinEtop ut tso r. m, and
Expresses e.ve Bsrtirnoys st $50 A, M. and sP,
IN Arriving N Washington St A. M. and IN
ExyresEss for al points North and West leave
WashlnSt2n ~ 10 \. 81. and a.so L. M. daily.
ssn BE- rlsdo OF xsE icst5on 70 this OEcs.
All SeSdl called FOR and delivered JrSs Of EYtfI
charger, - T.. w. PARSONS, /
- =. Stps Acans' ExSress Compang,
!. -WEshinstsn. AHrs asst n. 1881. AMT
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FEMALES- -FEMALES-P FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections peculiar TO Females,
tbs Extract guchu Is untqualled BY any other
remedy, as in ChlorIs or Retention, frregularity,
P.fnfdlpess or Suppression of Customary Fvaou-
atoms. liberated or SoIrrhous state Of the Uterus
eomplai2ts incident 10 the sex. whether srisins
from lndiscretion, Habits of patIor or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T !!
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THE GREAT "AMERIcAN REMEDIES"
E Known as HELMBoLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz !:
HELMBoLps EXTRACT "BUCHU,"
4" sARSAPARILIl A
tt. IMPRoTED BOSE WASH
GREAT "AMERICAN REMEDIES, y

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
" "HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT B UCRU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DKOPSICAL SwELLINGS,
This Medicine increases the power of Dir.s-
ton, and exoites the ABSORBENTs into heal
thy action, BY which the wATERY OR CAL
CAREOUS depositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENLAR6EmENTS are reduced, as well as
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
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HELMg0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excessss, Habits of Dissipation,
Early lndiscretIon or Abuse,
Afisnded Sith t1s Jollo,sixe Symptons,-
knss Of Memory, DIfioultJ Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Tremh mhiins ,
Horror of Disease, Wassfu pess .
Dlmness OF VISION, Pain In the Back,
nniyersal Lassitude Of the Muscular system,
not henos, Flushing of the Body
Drynsss OF the Skin, Eruptions on the Face
PALLID COUNTENAECE,
These symptoms, If allowed to go on, which this
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed bv those "DIREFUL DISEASES
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause of thei- suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsY-
LUMS,
Asd tAs Mslaseholy DEATHS BY Con sumption,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THIS
ASSERTION.
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine
t.. to strengthen ard
Invigora'e the System.
Waieh HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT B UCHU in
cariabIy does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKRPTIcAi.
Evening star., 1862-04-14

BLOOD, BLOOD BLOOD,
Hstmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
SYPHILIS
This Ii 10 an affection of the blood, and
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORGANS.
Innings OF THE NOSE, EARS,
THROAT, wINDPIPE
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making Its appearance IN the form Of
ULCERS.
Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparils,
Purifes the Blood, and removes all Scaly EruB-
uons Of the Skin, :
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
IL being prepared 1pressy for this oiass CT com
plants, Its Blood Purifying Properties are pre-
served 20 greater extent than any other preyara-
ton Of SarsapaIIla.
Evening star., 1862-04-14

Once, No. II Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner 7th street, sp l2-3w*
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EryyfpsIds CErsd.

DR. TuNBLKrI-Your herb remedies are the
paragon OF all that is great In medicine. They
erysipelas. Mrs. EMMA KxRNALL.
Fairfax county, Va.
Evening star., 1862-04-14

Deplorabls Condition Of Body and Mind.
I was almost dead with pain In my chest, back +,
shoulders, side and head; was debilitated that I
could scarcely walk. My mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were it not for DR..
Tumbiety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. I am new completely
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN,
p street, between 18th and 18th, Washington, ,
d. G.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
icsa commerce. IunnirI dsiiy. sandsys sIoeetsd
lesxirg this si6tlon 81 'ao A. NJ and connectln (
a. W1sainE.4n junction WITH mail train for al
Through tickets .old and bssssss checked
MISTER Of Transportation Baltimore and ohio
Railroad. an AZ
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF kEMoylL,

uURSES FOR SALE,
..:s ssf;.S.. Is S....:9 = Ill.
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Cxss Of Coughs, Pain in the Breast, Dyspspsia
toith great Weakness.

This Is to certify that have been troubled with
the above-named complaints for several years
tried some Of our most eminent physicians In
Washington, Alexandria, ard Georgetown, but
received no relief. i was persuaded to try DR..
Tumblety, and In a very short time his herb
medicines cured me. JAMES II BRALL,
Blacksmith Shop, Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1862-04-14

ns.s,I as n.ysl CslsTs Of sErr.sas Lsass., fpses
.ts rsn .1s Of Tia nsst smnsnt Csisess IN tks tstst
snas, .nd tAs gIsstss pan Of vhess sssn spsnI
s sf ksGesns taris,
has sCsstss sf s nest sssnahier srrss tAsi ,,r
,rI ts..n many trssslse vita nnssr ne lead sGc
far vhsa esiesFi frsst tstnf slsrnts
scdsh sstnts tsshnsa with frsqssnt Is.Sn ,usUe
.stasnnss viii dsTshGs -,Et sf sId, vsls ssrsd ..s
siaisly.
Evening star., 1862-04-14

E>OR sALE-A fine stock Of Clothlnr Furnish
L ing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at whole
gale eIiees. 1t No. 460 seveuth street., opposite
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Uhe g l&xun1rlu 0nzette.
Friday EVEN'G, AUGUST !, 1862.


statements OF the prospects u Tue ciO! " u
reals in different parts Of the world, The sub
stance of these has been tv the effect shat 10
the United States the yield will lie fully an
average Of good years; in Great Britain some
what lsss than an average, and IN the west Of
the continent Of Europe partial taI'ure-not
quite 50 great IS LAST year, but still sufficient to
cause some uneaslness among those who reflect
how completely the continental governments
are held responsible 1or the comfort Of the
people.
The Nashua Iron Company have just finish
cd for the government q test plate fifteen feet
long, forty inches wide four and half inches
thick, and weighing ten thousand pounds
This plate is considered ball-proot, and will put
to the fest some Of the new projecties which
have recently been invented.
The Washington dispatch ia the Philadelphia
Inquirer says 1.-THE dispatch to the newspa
Ders purporting to give an account Of the arrl-
rival Of a feet of iron clad ship5at VI ,bile from
England, is ridiculed here by both the War and
NAVY Departments. The Government is kept
fully advised by its agents abroad q the ships
that leave Europe for Sou hern ports, and no
fears need be entertained Of the arrival in any
Confederate port Of vessels Of war. These are
probably Yhantom ships, and the whole story
probably arose from the Importation Of a dozen
iron hydraulic rams
4 letter frou Culpeper Court Hou Q, dated
July %, says :~~''Gen Hatch has curne,;,
and is now in command. After going ~ some
distance beyond Madison Court House, he fell
in with numerous pickets OF the enemy. Iii,
sco:ts informed him that several Of the roads
over which he ictended passing were guarded
with artillery and forces Of infantry. The
General concluded to return, which he did, ar
irving here yesterday. The enemy is in large
force not very far from Us, and an attack shortly
will not surprise W.. On Saturday evening last
the troops were placed under arms, and re-
manned Sc until daylight, The ala4m was
found to be false.
Mr.. Vance, the ex-member Of Congress, who
j. now running rs the candidate Ter the office
Of Governor Of North Carolina, is now serving
IS q colonel in the Confederate army at Rich
m0nd.
The principle being recognized that Chap
lains should not be held as prisoners Of war, 1t
it IS ordered by the War Department that
all Chaplains SO held by the {. S. shall be I'M
meliatey and unconlitionally discharged.
Commodore Porter's Mortar Fleet, II part
consisting of the following vessels, arrived IN
Hanlpton r, q Is on the 30th ult, :-NattheU
Vasser, George N1unghan, 7. a. Ward; Adolph
Husel, Daniel Smith, VIM Bacon and The
R,car Twelve of the feet in all left the
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Inc steamer AOtlaluc dlIlFcu III pa1l1iAoiC
yesterday morning. having left Fortress Mon
roe at clock On Wednesday evening" She
had on board a large number Of passengers. =
Fifteen Confederate prisoners who had been
confined in the Baltimore jail, also came up on
the Adelaide, under charge Of company OF
the New York 7th regiment These prisoners
have been sent back by Major General Dix, Tor
the reason that they are political prisoners and
not prisoners Of war and therefore 90 not
come under articles Of the agreement for the ex-
change Of prisoners agreed upon by the Con
federute States and Federal Government-
The prisoners were again marched to the jail.
The trial Of the fifty four revourionists IN
Paris, is not yet finished There are not few
who believe that Vassel, the leader and dlrec-
tor of the whole affair is q mere tool IN the
hands Of the government, and that the cntire
thing has been, got up" for the purpose Of
showing the bovgeoise that their only safety is
the imperial government, and thus to influence
their votes in behalf Of the government ca1lGji-
dates at the ensuing elections.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of the Both
ut., says-"There is an active demand for
hogs and prices are 25a40c higher. Slaugh
tering aud rendering them into lard is being
carried on extensively just now, and the supply
is rot equal to the demand, Good slop-fatten-
ed would bring So IS, and corn -tattened S350a
s. SIS gross
The following is teIcgrao ha3 from Gen.
Pope's army, July 29:-'We have occasional
arrivals from Richmond The Confederates, it
appears, are moving Il large force across the
James river, to operate against Suffolk AM
Norfolk, and prevent Mcclellan from crossing
the James river.
Fernando Wood was lately charged BY the
Albany Evening Journal with Unreasonable
procliyities, which be denies, and offers So
900 for the volunteer fund if the charge can
be sustained.
4 special telegram from Washington to the
New York Herald reports, ''on good authority,
that Secretary Seward has written to the
French Government, strong y demonstrating
against the presence Of so formidable French
tie # rs that which is now assembling in the Gil.
Q. Mexico. Mr. Seward it is said asks Of the
french Government IN explanation on the sub
jtct
Lord Lyons is in England Mr. Mercier is
at Atlantic City, Baron Stoo3;kel is at New
port Mr. Limburgjsat Niagara. Mr. Schlej
den Bfemen) is at Bremen. ChevaIer Huse-
mann (Austrial and General Herran New
Granada) are in New York. Baron Lisboa
(Brazil) leaves TO- morrow for Long Branch -
Mr.. tIganiere Portugal is at Ills country seat
III Maryland J'h: Spans :, Russian, ana Bel
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naao ~o'1 h' , aSS<, says the Annan>N
Gazette has received from the presiden
compliment Of an appointment g y
General = OF Volunteers. He was s7roo. 1,' B
cllneo to accept, but yielded to The -.
stranoes OF bis FRIEND, who urged his rsn @
military knowledge as an insupcrab)e o}'ia aa
The Two leading Republican iour n.l"o
Philadelphia the ''North American h
'Press'-both call upon the Federal co. ~
ment TO draft, in order to fll oucll, II
regiments now in the army. Y
The army regulations require q periodical, Il
spectlon OF ali the soldiers, and thew are
follows: Commanders Of regiments and nn,
Oh the last day Of each month. captains t}s,sI|
companies every Sunday morning, and mar
cal officers st the same sine The inspert;o,, SS
| are thorough, extending to the dress and pe,E
eral appearance Of the commissioned Officer,
and the arms, boxes and knapsacks Of the Ina E
The hospital being at Ill times an Object sE
particular interest, it is critically and minuthE
inspected.
There are now 20 vacancies in the grade off /
S, Surgeons, and one hundred and twenty in /
that Of Assistant Surgeons. The Medical
Boards for Examination are in session in Wash.
ington aad at St. Louis.
The New York corresponientofth the phialel
phia Inquirer says:-''A great sen'ation vas
created to-day by the announcement that IN.
less The State Quota d troops, ll0I;r 5te new
call, is made up BY The 15sh Of August all
bounties will be stopped, and 8 conscrpton or
dered forthwith. This intelligence was brought
from Washington by Subcommittee Of the
Union Defence Association. who had been i'll
Conference with th2 Pre- silent, toa:h;ng tn:
best means for facilitating en'istmentS.
On Saturday there were sent ten hundred
and thirty nine consrabanls to Fortress Mon
roe all Fl prisons LIN ling, th3 men work III
she tranch,*, anl the women 70 % washing
and act as nurse. They are still coming IN tT
scores.
The Cu!peper correspondence Of the ph!a'
delphla Inquirer says, there Was no preaching
at any OF the churches at the Court House last
Sunday
Mr. Charles Mckay, the New York cores
pondent OF the London Times, has Just beet
placed, by Lord Palmerston, Oh the penslol
list, and is hereafter to receive five hundred
dollars per anrum.
The Yorktown correspondent Of the I'hla
delphia Inquirer says:--"We have receIS''
information that the Confederates lnteno'
possible to draw our forces from lorkt"V'
and then advance by New Kent and Williams
burg aud re-occupy Yorktown. They certain
" design something on this side, tor contra
bands and deserters all give the same lD0'