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SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC, FOR
= the cure of Dyspspsi., Nsrvous Wsaknsss,
tstioD Of the Heart, AID al diseases Using from
g. olsordered condition Of the .om.ch q nd Organs
OF Digestion, which are frequently greatly I'm
'Ths sEs WEED roNIc i. . stimuI.u, d..
taled o.refuy from the sea weed am kep which
are AZ found MI IN great abundance on the sea shore
pure as the best Frencn audy, o. possessas the
peculiar .rope,ty OF enahlins the stomach o CON.
yard ns the process of d gesTIon, without VII oh
not Be maint.ined This VOL de,fui power Of The
with vhcn most persons gain q ssh Will takInt
AZ, md vhicn. unlike o hs stimulanis, does not
lesvs Ihe system p'ostrsttd Shen It's u mas been
the same manner as Jamaica SPIRITS Is fro "a the
sugar cane, 10 8, there ore. entirely harmless
whisky o oohol. whish form the basis OF almosi
The directlons are to take from hslf to . wine
Patiea to e nd mt what agrees With tns stomach,
IN take what he eats well msstiottsd. Whsn
the STOMACH rs very weIk, and apparently in an
stale bresh and butter fat meat fat of fowls OF sny
Kind, beef, mu't0n lamb, hut no KIND ftat mest,
boels marrow y alIo very good The Tonic acts
stance oalled schJme, the trst process Of diEes
DR.. J. II. scHENCK will be at his agents (s.
On Wednesday, February 26th, and Wednesday,
MsIch 2ssh, 70 see patients eompainins, wits
Coughs. Colds. Liver comPisint, DysPsPsia, or
advice With ut charge, unless they want q tho
?. ugh examinstiop with his Respirometor, then
Price Of the PuImonio syrup, Q | per bottle or ss
P!ios Of Sea Weed TOno. 81 per bottle or s5
Prlce Of asndrsks Pills. as cents per box.
10 ,lms -e.a
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Bloody Fight b,tpssn Team R,6.is on the Rio
Grands and Portion OF the Edra! Troops
under Col Robssts-Ths Msziean Volunteers
bfeoms Panie- -Strtek,H asd the Rebels Gain tas
Day.
Sr. Louis, March 10 The Republican has ad-
vices from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Febru-
ary 25d, giving details of recent battle at Fort
Craig The fght commenced on the morning OF
the 2lst between q portion of our troops under
Col. Roberts, and the enemy across the Rio
Grande, with varied success, until two O'Clock
Col CaDby then crossed the river In force with a
battery Of six pieces under Capt. AcCray Of the
cavalry, but detailed in command of the battery
He had also small battery Of two howiizers.
The enemy are supposed to have had eight pieces
The battle was commenced by the artillery and
sktrmisbers and soon became general. Towards
evening most of the enemy's guns were silenced
They, however, made n desperate charge on the
howiizer battery, but wers repulsed with greas
loss.
Iapt McCray's battery was defended by Capt.
Plimpton's company Of United States infantry
and portion Of Col Pinos' regiment Of Mexican
volunteers. The Texan rebels charged despe.
rately and furiously with their picked men, about
600 strong. They were armed with carbines, re-
volvers and seven pound bowie knives After
dischaging their carbines at close distance, they
drew their revolvers and reached the battery amid
a storm of grape and canister.
The Mexcans Of Pinos' regiment now became
panic stricken, and ingloriously fed Captain
Plmpton and his infantry bfavely stood their
ground and fough hit nobly till more than one ha II
With his artillerymen cut down, and his supports
reported killed, wounded or flying from the feld,
Capt. McCray sat down calmly and quietly on
one Of his gus, and with revolver In hand, re-
fused TO fy or desert his flag He thus fought to
the last and gloriouslY died like hero, the last
man by his guns.
The Texans suffered terribly IN the charge
Many Of our officers distinguished themselves.
Major Donaldson, who was the chief aid Of Col
Candy, acted bravelv, and wa, conspicuous 10
every part of the fsld. His horse was wounded,
but the Major was not injured.
Kit Carson, In command Of 4 regiment of vol
unteers, deployed as skirmishers ,di good service
during the action, and behaved we'll We have
to name the loss OF Lieutenants Michler and
Stone, who, like Captain McCray, nobly and
bravely maintained the honor Of oar flag to the
last Many other officers were wounded. Our
loss is about 200 killed and wounded. rha: Of
the enemy Is believed to be much greater The
greatest confidence Is reported in Col Candy, and
if the volunteers will do their duty, the Texans
will yet be ANONYMOUSLY driven from New Mex
leo.
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IL The cotton planters Of Natchitoches parish,
La have, In public meeting, resolved that no
plant or raise more than Ave bales Of cotton of
500 pounds each IN 1862, unless the blockade Is
raised before the lst Of March
II Jonas Leibetts, who furnished the Union
flag to the UniOniss at Fayetteville, Ark and
" no pointed out the leading Sscessionists and
their property in that place. has been arrested by
the COnfederates and was brought to Van Buren
in irons on Friday last
ID ravenous convict In the Rochester pen
itentiarv, named Dolsn, choked himself to death
with crust Of bread, last Friday. He seized the
crust from a ''fellow -labOreT," gobbled 1t down,
without justification, and died in three minutes
II An extensive gun factory has been set in
operation at Holly Springs, Mississippi con-
siderable number OF gun barrels are rolled out
every day, and contracts have been entered into
TO supply the government with 90, 900 guns in a
short time.
IL Gov Morton, of Indiana, proposes tn re-
clothe all the Fort Douelsnn prisoners In that
with the coDds shoddy uniforms now piled
up at Indianapolis.
III The ladies Of New Orleans Mobile and
Charleston a e making contributions for build
ing and equippng gunboats at those places re.
spectivey.
DThere are now % prisoners in Fort Lafav.
cite, who are guarded Nv 100 men under the i'm
mediste command Of Lieut. ChIs. o. Wood, 9th
Infantry.
II Previous to the rebellion there were twenty
seven daily newspapers pubAhed in Virginia;
there Is now said to be but seven, and most OF
these have been very much curtailed In size
PSome idea Of the number Of Jews in New
York may be formed from the fact that l 600 bar
re Of four are contracted for to make bread fol
the coming Passover
IL -Four hundred and ninety-one Of the rebel
prisoners at Alton, ILL.,, have taken the oath oi
allegiance and been released.
IL Eight hundred men are employed In the
manufacture Of arms in the Bddesburg Arsenal
near Philadelphia.
ID New Orleans has sent ono hundred and
twenty seven companies to the war
ID There 10 still good skating on the Central
Park In New York.
IL John G. Breckinridge is reported 70 bt
now lying dangerously Ill at Jackson, Tenn.
IL The rebel prisoners confined In CamI
Douglas, Chicago, number 5,i77
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Later from Memphis.

The pdHie Increasing TAs psopIs fleeing from IL.
eity-Gsn BTaRg's forces eonIng to rsiafore.
Reu Madrid and ISLdad No 10 GsnsTGIi
BsauTsgard and Bragg at Jackson.
CAIRO, March - "A gentleman who left Mem,
phis on Saturday reports that there were troops
at Memphis. and that many persons were leaving
the city Cotton, molasscs, sugar and other ar.
ticles Of merchandise were being shipped down
the river. The policy Of burning the city was
still being discussed
Speeche were made every night, and all DOS.
sible means were being used to check the increas.
ing panic and Decentralization, and to excite the
war spirit.
Gen. Bragg came up with IL, 900 men, and these
were sent to reinforce Nev Madrid and Island
No 10. Gen. Bragg and Gen. BeaureQsrd were
at Jackson, Tenn, constructing Notifications
All the negroes Ia the country bad been called In
to wo'k on them Martial law had been pro-
claimed at Memphis for the purpose OF checking
insubordination and compelling citizens to turn
out and fight. No defensive preparations were
being made at Randolph, or between there and
New Orleans.
The snemv's position 10 strong at Fort Pillow,
but less formidable than Columbus, and the reb-
els confess that the reduction Of that place will
give Us all the important points on the Missis.
sippi river.
Toe enemy's gunbOats at Island No. 10 carry
riaed "a and % Founders. This tset is under the
command Of the famous Rollins.
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THE CONrEpsRArE FoRcs AT NORFOLK
The Elizaoe City correspondent Of the N Y.
Tribune says:
"Gen. Bragg, with all his forces numbering
2 000 arrived in Norfolk yesterday from Pensa.
cola, which place he evacuat'd, after destroying
the fortfcations, guns, &c, so the citizens here
are informed Ii IL also said thatthsy are calling
all their spare forces into Norfolk, that they may
be ready for any emergency. The force at New.
bern and other poIn's in this STATE, numbering
20 600 900 drilled soldiers, together with the
Rebel forces at Richmond and other points be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk, will, II is thought,
De thrown In the rear Of Union force attacking
Norfolk from this direction; therefore the last
grand battle Of the ecaunpaige may be feaght In
this struggle to save Norfolk should that city be
attacked0
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From Fortress Menroe.

TAe Merrim4e Afoat, bxt Ssrtoxsly DAMAGED
A Large Force Engaged in Making hsPafrs
FoRrRRss, MONROE, March 13, A. NJ -Intelli.
gence received from Norfolk is TO the effect that
the Merrimac 10 aaoat at the navy-yard, but In a
seriously damaged condition. la-ge force is
engaged upon her making repairs
Serious damage was received by one OF the
prongs on ber bow and the forward part Of the
vessel wss stove In. That part 10 now being
strengthened.
The people at Norfolk are said to be In a state
Of mingled rejoicing and fear.
Lieut. VIM. N. J.ffers 10 now in command Of
the Monitor.
LATER.
FORTRESS Monroe, March 13, p. m.-The rebels
commenced yesterday a small work Of logs and
sand at Sewel's p Int. apparently for protection.
single gun was first discovered there on Satur-
dav last s#s#.
The 9Th New York regiment went out on a scout
from Newport News this morning, ana drove In
the enemy's picksts up James river
The new gunboat Dacotah arrived today from
Boston.
All 10 quiet tonight at Fortress Monroe and
Newport News.
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A M E ER1CA An W WATCHE E S
FOR AMERICANS
No Mere English or French Rubbish, made
to sell, but not TO keep time.

Why should an American buy foreign wa.ch,
when he can get q better and cheaper one at homer
Why should sn American needlessy enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense of our
own srtisans'
Why should an American ssnG gold 10 Eng snd
and Frsnoe, our covert but bitter enemies, hen
gold Is go much needed q. homer
Why should an American buy an imported
Wstch. which, In zine out of ten, will 90 st
more to keep order for ne year. than Its orisi-
nal price. and which was never intended TO keep
time under any oircumstsnces'
Why shouli Americans not patrcniEs more
generally American manufactures, and thas eman-
olpste themselves from the thraldom of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gev-
gavsi
The AnerlctR Watch COmpany's Watches are
partcu arly adapted for soIdIers' uss, beng most
substantially msdo, and not liable 20 get out of
order, eI'her IN marching. riding, or fighting.
Sold by NJ w. GAIT & BRO, Ss4 Psnn.Jl-
vanis avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders shou d be addressed to
ROBBINS L APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watoh Comp:ny,
fe 23Im 1s2 Broadway, ~, Y.
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THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE AT BUBNos AYREs.
The United States consul at Buenos Ayres-Wm
Holley HudsOn-has by circular, Informed the
masters Of all American vessels that In future no
clearances will he granted until the masters shall
lake and subscribe the oath Of allegiance. On
refusal to do such captain will be instantly re-
moved. The hoistine or displaying Of the rebel
faE on bosrd any American vessel In port will
be followed bv the removal Of the master and the
return Of the vessel TO the United States.
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iD~A gold medal has been awarded by the
Life Saving Benevolent Association of New
York to Capt Cadwalader Ringgold, In CON-
memoration Of his successful forts, and those Of
the officers and crsw under bis command, on
board the U 5 frigate Sabine, in saving over
four hundred lives from rhe transport steamer
Governor, on the I'd and Sd November, 1851.
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IL The Clothinp Inspection Board already
figure up 81 500, 900 worth Of clothing on hand
which Is wholly wofthlrss. They have con.
demned 1t. II came principally from Philadel
phia. Col Crossm1n, who made the contracts,
together with the inspectors, has been summoned
by the board to give information which shall lead
the roguish contractors to Justice.
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ell the taxes levied under the aforegoing ordi-
nance, paid 10 him on or before the first day of
April next; and the sum Of eight per cen,um on
all sums said taxes paid to hils on or before the
first day Of July next; and the sum OF six per
centum on all said taxes paid to him on or before
the q rst day of October next.
Approved February g, 1859.
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Snow IN VERMONT The snow In Windsor
county is seven feet deep on the level. the fences
and walls being completely covered, and the
roads almost impossible. The Vermont pa Ders
record The deaths Of several persons who lost their
lives In returning TO their homes through the
mountains CT snow.
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Guerilla Chief Captured

ST. Louis, March IA special dispatch 20
the Democrat, dated Rolla, 18th, says that wild
Billy Price, q desperate chief Of guerilla band
OF rebels, has been taken prisoner, and is now In
Gust, dy al Spring field. +
Thefe is no further news from Gen. Curtis's
command az vet FJfTe( =
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WM @. MILLER,

IT WM Q. MILLER,
~ ZION LIVERY. Bring. AND SALE
WaShiEsfoa, u. C-PeIsons can ct al
times be accommodated with Horses, IN
carriages, or Busgies for hire, sale, or SW
Livery by the day or north.
Several Suffers WsgoI for sale low for cash.
both Single and Double Wagons. Apply 10
NH v colin ALBERT BELL, Agent,
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Gev. johnson and Pa, SON b eewnls,

6ev. Jehnssn and Pa SON Brownlsw.
LOUISVILLE, March 12 Governor johnson rnd
Messrs Eiheridge and Maynard left for Nashville
to day. ts
The Nashville Patriot says that Parson Brown :.
low is on his way to Nashville, with pass through
the rebel lines from JEFF Davis Brownlow is
reported TO be Ill with consumption.
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rhe suh.oriber dfs's fnI sale bis 80 y, 20 &C. &c;
Trees, containing 00o0 Trees of choi se vare- ~
ties. Also, 6,ocn Vines OF the Concord an 20
1000 Law.oI BlAe kberrT, { at swissa Raspberry
aud OFT or frults ether with ooif ctIOn Of
hney gTovn Deci1uous and Ev srgreen ShadA and
ornamental Trees Tor prices and iniorm.tlon
apply to JOSHUA PEIRGE, Nursery man,
mn l2-eOet' WhahinEton. ID G. :
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General Burnside Aware of the Eyccuatieu
Of manaRaaS. A4fs

PROVIDENCE, X l., March ID "A letter received
here from Burnside's expedition, dated Roanoke
island, March 81 announces that the report of the
rebels evacuating Manassas had RI achtd there
Gen. Burnside win, therefore, doubtless be on his
guard. 9ks F83E8 - {
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

" JANUARY 81, lS62.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the 6sld
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 22-h Secretary Of War.
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o II CIAL.
RREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

HREASURY DEPAR TMENT,
FEBRuARY q, 1862.
81 EoTIcR Is HERxsY GIVEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by the
sct Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
'she Treasury notes payable In sixty days from
dsse, authorized by the act of Congress approved
Cd March, 1881.
: Interest on Treasury notes OF the above issues
win cease on the 7th day Of April neIt by terms
Of those acts respectively, fe 6-tap7
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NOTICE.
81 s.


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Al Expresses are In ohargs Of ss1sTtsEesS sss
an Packages for Ths Soldiers carried at "oEt
ElLFn our usual rates,
ali Goods for the so-oslei "Csnfedersts sl..es''
and ell Articles " Contrk5ahd of WAE" VII &c
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Special Contracts for lsTse suantltles Of FreiEhi
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AL 6oods csAsd Tor and delivered Jfss Of kxtrs
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I'll. q, HOOD

rs ConsNsEtlI receiving and las a vays on hand, :,
O full supp Of al the mo lebrited -
WA ECH r.S thai g. a. az ufaotuTed in Eng ~
lard Svltzerla. ID = America both in 30 80
End Silver Gases He also cps arre sto 8 OF
With Diamonds, Em-rs ia, Rubiss ao1 AL other
Gems he ts also manufacturIE. a. ind of 20 Id
yers SwOid Belts ard Sasnes, Bowie KNIVES
RszOrs. Scis oTs, Sold, Silver and steel Spect
kept IN = Jewe r. Store, s9d at the y luvesi
price. No. 33s Ps syenue, between sta snd 9th
streets. 70 i6-f
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.Tlo Us '(EATiIl.lKJo

HEEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBD
Fer WeAE Ersssa
ArlHtnc ron EEC-ssas. Habits OF DietiRshox
Fsris nisorHtinH ~ Atuss.
zfteadsd VITA tLs FogIossfar SvaHStc--. ..
ilhalSP9ts,!!ion P e. 70 EKortaor, LOss Of Power,
Weak NSrves, Trer,bIrsss
dprrc- Of ps>rssr- gy-k.fuinr.ss'
OimnsEs Of EislOa, Pktaan ne fl.n'N
Qnvsrss Lsssitlds % tbs mrso5lsr ~ stura,
dot Hands, FluEsiDs ef TIE Boa-
Ot8heas oi tne syn. E-uptluns on tie Face.
Pa LID CoeSTgHsNcF.
These 5yiREt Tss q : oWed 20 - IN. which tkIf
nSolcins invaflahiy "smtsves, sonn follows
IMPOTENCY. FPILEPTIC Pits,
II Ons Of ,sAteh tAs PasiraI saay g-pir,
Mho can aay tn:' tbey are aot ftssusatiy to-
'oVeo D, ta"s" pTEEFUI OIsKAsFs,"
=" iNSAEtTY AND CO NsUMPTICH."
FERS arc s-sF. of the C. nse oF shsiT -aFe-su..
Bur SONE ~ - CONFESS
rHE aBC0H 80 oV tn T. INSANE asE LUMs
ssd tAs 3sIeze4oly DEATHS ~ CsAsssxgfs0s
skaE SNFLa wITHKss TS rus TRsrB OF TEr
AsSzkTIcE,
sEE CONSTiFp riON ONCE AFFECTED
Vita ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
sssires tie ad Il medicine q strengthen nd
ihviEorsie the Systen
bIet aELMBOLD's EXTKACT BUCEU
fseartey ~ doss
EELAL WILL CONVINCE THB HOsT sIEPTIoAi-
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The Latest frsm New m sdrid
CAIRO, March IA messenger from New
Madrid reports all quiet there this raosning.
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.HAIR NETrS-HAIR NETS.
JUST kecelyed another lot of those handsome
double Chi lnelle Meta. Also, o hne assortment Of
twisted SILK ana Corded Netts. IN All colors, st
ave-. south side. nh5
EvERY PERSONS INTEREST -Thst as
h stock OF Clothing for eale over Gats' Jswelry
store 10 now offered 50 less than Wholesale prices
Post Once, 70 Ss~
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OF STATE,

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
II WAsHINsToS, January 25, 1S62.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the frst of nex.
month.
jan z7.H - WILLIAM n SEWARD. q
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WE 0.FER TO MILITARY MEN . lsrse
ONEk-sHlkTSs WHITE ralR rs, DaA " :
kRs, CAMP BLANKETS. HALF H0sE ae I,
yhloh We invite cash purchasers 70 examine
WALL, sTkP5ENs & co,
M s2e Pa sy.. bstvssn pth and 10th ats.
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sre HELABoI IsDs EXTEA gECEs
81 ef fseIi9nH ar otse=sss oftae
URINARY OR02Nz,
whistler exiEcnE n
MAILS. OR FEMALE,
rsu rhsteser 'su.s erq-tTrtlnI spa nS matter
~" Lone STANDING:
Oisessosoi taese orEsnr reGui shs sld Of q d.
7EEfIc. -
HBLdBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
ia EEE sEEAT DIURETIC,
and IL certain 60 hare ths desIred eject In
DiSos EeaJsT sssssk q IS TsseESE ssdsS.
EvIDxz1E OF xE3 EoSE RSsrossIrLs AED M
LIkSLS CBAHLoFxR
villsAsesEFsnJ tho medicines,
CEETIFICATEs OF CgREz, ..-
Prom 70 oJC4Ff' ssSD1t-z
vita ssanez kpcsn e a
SCIENCE AND FAaE, s--
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eBmALEs- PEMhLEs-F FEMALES

Tsss 40 sseTs Bosssss, MsTes-r UsPIsssssa
HsdsssSS I1 UHPIsaSdG9 $50 DasgsrSSi
DISEASES.
HSLMBOLD'S EGfRhC3 BUCHU.
CuEzs
SECRET DISEASES
tn all tasiT St-ssss At nttie ExRepss
LS6-ie- as Ec akGEEsI Dsst, NO moon vsnleno
Aa0 &c cxpOs1FG.
q causes tFesu a. desire . o sivee strength 20
DriLat :, the EDS KEN vIlE bsti uctioBe,
PTovsut!lE apc gllE S.TtofaTos OF tire Tethra
hHsgins Stn 8 Inflammation, 80
1eSus1t 10 the elE1s % olsas os, aIa exp pc Ing
Pes 1zoas. DsSslsG1, GAd EcTH MGIfsy.
TROUsAEDs CPoS IROUsENDs
THo RAVE EEEN THE VIC7 ans Oh
Q1kCES,
snd wac have FsId ksasF fec &c be cured "a shSEt
Eme, have found they SeEe deceiS 81, and that khs
'PoItoN has, BY the use 0f 'votsSL6~l 6sfsIRFs4As
hs,p dred % IN the system, 20 break ouI N az az
Erzrctad fer d, and
REEEAFS zFTSE IA ELARE.
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for SAFE q; w hOesale Press ---.-..-- Il 80
. They keep oonstant,y on hand fre PHlt.ADEL
PHlA CREAM ALE, N kegs ana bottles, TO-
eers or family nee The pubic in general are re
tuested GO ave them call and exsnIns theI'
splendid stock Of goods. -
s. SWERTHEIMER a CO.,
G62 and <64 seventh street,
Dc H-sm oDpa. Pos pfice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-14

u IOPARTNER HTP.
u HE CopsrtnerBhIp hsret fore ex sting between
Walter, karmaun Bppps havlHE he y diss lvso
in conses uenoe of ths death one of tha 6rm tn
business hereafter b. oarf ed on und tbe me
and INA of WALTERsk RNANN NserN rTepAred
20 build 20 order, and keep con tantly on ban Al
very best vorkma ship RepeiTins omptly aIsd
carefully attended 70 at the most Tessonabs pTices
arc VI ths same, - our 0 d eatssiis ment on u
street between 9Th and 10Th sts. No sac - stairs
fe t5lm WALTER KAs MANN
- ANO F0RTES-These Inrtruments--
are adm ted ey al musicians TO be the best2{X
81 all times reoslved the frst premium over al
oth:Is, wherever and vheney er fbeI came m oom-
petltoa. They are warranted for ave Years
A targe assortment of these i1str rumshts ;s FL
seys 70 be found st the Music store Of
w. 8. METZEROTT,
Sole Aren't.
One octave round corner chicfsrins Pisao
or sale Tor - 5. feI0