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MEoIcAO
Scrofula, Oh Kings Evil,


fss oonsutauonal disease, = oorrupaoa q ia
Il blood. ~ which this euid 6eoonsss NJ ated ~,sl
sl.f poor. b<ing m t1e crcristior t oezsacns ths
shoe body. Ard nay o1rsi oci V cise.ss Az par
eae ~e.ee u nay tos destroy. T1s serotaio-.
i rafio1sy caused ~ riercnnsi disease lo~ livins
d.saresTsd o. unhealthy feod, irpr-s ar eltA an
sss y.Ssr.. ,ns.ss sssss'-Ss w, ssss - .soss Al y
hsredi~iy N re oo1sllGLon, descending ''hou pa
rents 70 eAildrsu the tArc sd fcurtt rrrsrs-
= a. inased. u seems % be he rod q Hin ~ho
- ,s,<.- r.' the lAesuss y ne fstAsrs uFoo
Il. sreess eonnssos by depD-.siea fro<r u. sssse
eo'FaS, q 1-essoas matter. whioA. IN de lunsk
hsef, And inisrnA orENns. 10 tsrnet tureero.ess "
ths giAncs. s~silnss. Aad ou the .rrf.o> erurrl -.
o. sores fh's foci ccrrupuot whfch ecrcer. iu -,
eooc dspresses he enersies u ..se. - sAss ssrusu
loss Complaints, but hey hsv, faf isss p,u.. "A
withstand he attscks ~ other diseases. eo--rs.s
y N-sl nuE-ters parish y tiaorders wilCa .ltoasl
nos scrosel0as 70 ther rature are sull renteret a
s-a -.-- = .4sn csSlEaisc he hcnsn fsniiy nkrnis
orsin clrocty Ia tbs scrcfalous ooctaruicxs
may eesuacrvs diseases 81 lie liver, ka2
ol-n. 40, lnaesd, % al ne organs, are foos
are Aggravated BY tie sane esnss
one quarter q a. car people scrofalcrs, tAalr
perscns are invaded BY tss iurkins lrsecssoe a.
thsir Aeslih 10 sndsElansS 6ytt TO olssnss q fro
tre medicine. and snvisOrsts Il BY hssAJ fooc srs
e&sreise- Sooh ns1scine se supply IN
AYERS
Compound Extract Of sarsapsr.ls
The most o1ectas remedy Which the rne1cAl sktI O
GU urnes devise for this everywhere .fisr
sn1 isial nlalAfy. II combined hkm lie ROT scliyS
FernenAlt t@si Lave been discovered 90 t. axpur-
gstlon q his faol disorder ron the blood sac 80
fe~cas O. lie systel from Ia ces-nclre cor.-e
qeenoes. Heocr u should he employed Coz tks curs
u nci o-1J scrofnla. b1s Also tese ola.r sae<ors
which sfise from II. such a.
krupuve and skin Diseases, -. Anthony-. Pr,
kose. ~ kryspelaz, P.mples. PustEleA. kotch.
81 f,Alns and Botis. Tuners. retter 40 s-as
Eteuzns sSaid Head. ElEs~orn, Rheu-
nstAu, sypeiltc ADd NcfCurea.
Diseases. DrcPsy, Dy~pcpSa.
Dcbihiy. Al, ladc~a. az
Complaints arising ron,
N.Iated Or Impure
Blood
The rTJclsr hesef IN ''tnrurity q - hoos' 1.
founded N ruth. ior scrOizls - deseaerauor ei u
biood. The pAr5cuiAr purpose ara virtue 81 "a.
ssfsspsriA T. 70 purify and regensrAte ths vital NJ
u. without whioh sound bsAlh l. luaposfh.s H. 90
tauainsted Constitutions.
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TREIGHTS.
IFrg q !. set freixhts - 81 ds-rigtior.s 60 ts
ffe srie.i ira-n Fhllh1~lfhia N~~ rpfk. Fc~ior -
n-iussors. - - Posut - 'hs nsfiresis a 0hlo.
krIltslky faiisra ili-acts Wisos.usfr f1~s - ~
srs- ~ k.iiresf firerL
TIE I.rls5 lssrIa kaiirrsf also c1sre.fs 81 81.
A~ffa ssfa -isaa.srs. ~ whirh Gcelsa esa =. -
r.fts.s ~ sug purf 60 thr ohio. NaskIarum Een.
fncty Tez1essae C1u srfisDd. nllasss. Eissis~f-sa
wt.c.z.irl .e.ri ksrsss. IA .-ltss 49, NJ fIr-
srs. Aal 81 C.efeis0t s<si1rky a. Chicsrc ~-th
-s.sest-f 4 81 rris a. - Nfrth .Wr~tr~r Ints.
weethsnfs sft sbppers sssirnstinz the trans-crtA-
- ihelr Pc rhi - ois Cuug.4.g. esn rely ~.ih
t.rtttare A. 80 sr--if ranfit
rHR kkTKs ~ YkklGHT y ary ytiat n sAs
wes. - ~ Psals1frsniA Kafirost - al t1sef
fsre-ksf> A. ~hsrr-a - 49, RAiiro@i curn-
ftftes.
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.f1s~sr"
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FHfat a Era Trs-
iFKCH A c.. 81 state =. nastes
RI HOUSTON Heaersl Fr~IrIf rsfi frrt
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O( k.e FIFTEENTH SEkI-ASTUAL STAFF
NENT u "a oosdhioa II ne HV.xF fANr.
hAsJ'E CoUA-NY. ef tie Ofp n Ss,o rcrt
OF tAe II f9f - January. l,si.
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T.. r. DECK a 90.

-AcOB ESGLFs FoeN~As
Y. r Con,tsrry - hAaf a stn-ffr s--f q. -
"AfiA PROOF OIL uLAck ihsl. ss-rasle1 e. -
~atfr rract ail e. l-ks lr ieslher - al rllal-
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JOB PRINTING
~ All xIsp-.
NEATLY EXECUTED

kr lut- oFFf1l. ~ rak
s.stet and nso~t tiotsaed ~, ie.
Urass ABLE RATES
.tsrf,g - pI 3 Il a Il q II !
- -. .-.n wf1lA cse isst sew a
& 80 wAfa-<Ai. - tkc Jth c---e.
.t.rsr IA .Asi alrulslssf n tse state
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.1L4fi ~ - tsffiuHio1 ~ kf HNllF l1Nf-
1ANUg C0IkpA-vY. ef ae Og,p n fe,o rcrt,
% tae ii faf = Js.gdrs, issi.
ASSETS
Cash. Balance IA bank % scT 50
Bonds and Mortgages lbesng frrt lien on
Real ksiAto worth At least q. .S07 ,2o0 so COZ 0s
Loans On Stocks, payable demand.
lnark value Of securifies tloT ST9 CO. Ia COO %
Bank stock, (msrhe. vAluel 1855 "
United States Treasury Notes, market
Rro0~yn City Water Bonds 10,25O 90
North Carolina State Bonds (tnarket vail $50 90
Missouri state Dobis (markot valus), IL 900 90
Real Estate No wan street G. sos Al
lnterc-. due fst January. 1881. (of
which s22,sse !! hss since esenrse'd. s7,7Os 81
Balance IN hands % Agents and Ia course
ofiranNrission from Agents, on Tt q
January tof which fil ,sss ishassines
been received. eoA9 10
Bgl. Rsesiyssis' Tor Ir-raiums = IA
land Risks. - - .ca3 %
Other Properly, Mlsos.lanseu. iieIa,- $500 0o
s.es issuei at oniOe. $40 Is
Total sI.ssc, 100 -
CHARLES !. MARTIN. PHEsrrrsT.
Az wrILNAKTT. VIC, Fasrrsst
J. mTos SMITH. sEc.r7saY
JOIN MoGgE. ASs'r sso'r.
CHARLES CaUFT, Agent.
No. 3 PHdSx ROW.
ualsiu rruar s,rrx. rsD.
Merchants insurance Co,
or HARTFORD. COM
r. r~o~As LosDsrl- sss'y. Mass Ho~.AD, Pfes't.
oAfrrAI- ESQ. 900.
North American insurance Co
CAPITAL, sSeo 900.
J. A. wutArk. sec'y. JAs q Bouks Pr~s't-
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il u Agent for the above reliable and responsible
Companies, arc prsprared 20 issue FIs Policies 90
Dwelling Houses. Stores, Warehouses. Hcussheld
Furniture, Merchandise &c, on the most favorable
i terms. e1-Lossss literally adjusted and prompt
| ~ PAID. JAMES n. Turner Agent
Once at Turner N-Kr-n's Warehouse.
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. csc. 900.
J. A. wAItArk. sec'y. jas q BosIEs, Pres't
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

,,.,,..erp rrx.s roasssa fExee1 susDsE)
r-uoDESITTsS BUILDING
So. & WABASH STREET
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Merchants insurance Co,
or HARTFORD. COM
n. rsosAs Lospxrt, seo'y. Mass Ho~.nD, Pres't
CAPITAL, 100000
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Rate Of ullaoi. carrency.

cucAso. .-ns p. issL
aInrIA q.
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q. W. WILLIAMS. ss's.
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csEsHiss CaUFr, Agent.
No. PHGNIx ROW.
nAistu rxHRx Earrx. rsD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

DR. J. II. sCHENcK-This gentleman was ad-
vertised to be In Washington on Wednesday, the
26th Of February, but owing to a severe gale
which he encountered In his passage from Boston
to Philadelphia was unavoidably detained. He
now proposes to visit Washington to see patients
AFFLICTED with diseases Of the lungs, stomach and
Waite, corner Of Seventh and Louisiana avenue,
on Wednesday, March ~. DR.. Schenck would
further state to those patients who called on the
day designated in his former advertisement, and
were disappointed, that IL they will call during
his next visit he will examine them with his
respirometer free Of charge. His price for exam
ination with this instrument 10 three dollars, but
advice In other respects free Of charge. insists
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Great Fire In Alexandria, Va.
FC1~>ar1nAon>. - 1rA- ak-.


ALEXANDRIA, March 10-Edifor Star: Our city
has again suffered by very destructive Are. About
10 O'Clock yesterday morning ere was discovered
In the store occupied by Coles 4 Rany, and
north side Of King, between Royal and Pitsheets,
which was destroyed with all its contents. Loss
heavy. When first discovered, the whole Of the
lower door was fouad to be on IRE; and such
rapid progress had the Ere made that q gentleman
sleeping on the second floor, on attempting to
come down the stairway, was driven back by the
flames, and had TO make his escape by the second
story window into the street.
The large 3-story building on the east, known
as Sarepta Hall, soon took IRE, and was emil rely
destroyed. The first story was occupied by Henry
Cook as drug store, who loses all his large store;
insurance only 90 600, and In Lynchburg ONCE.
Elchberg, who bad a clothing store in the same
story, saved his stock The second story was used
for balls, concerts, &c; third story by Safepta
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, &c: I'M, house was
Two Of the large 3-story houses on the west also
took fire and were consumed those were occu-
pied on the first foor by Corss Brothers brokers'
bookstore, and Jas. NJ. Stewards large dry goods
store. could not learn whether there was any
Insurance on this building, but am inclined to
think there was. Mr.. Stewart saved all or nearly
all his stock Of dry goods, and Is covered by In
surance; Entwisle Il Son lose about half their
stock Of books, and have insurance enough to
save them-could not learn the amount nor could
learn anything satisfactory about the shoe store,
but am informed the goods were saved.
The upper stories Of those houses were used
for Offices principally. The Southern Protection
Insurance once which was In this building, had
their books saved. ID. Haas had his daguerrean
gallery on the third floor, and lost everything.
Considerable loss has been sustained by other
parties in removing their goods, &c.
This Is the most disastrous fire that we have
had since January, 1927 l am unable to give
auy correct estimate of the loss. I have heard
$40, 900 and $50 900 named, but should think the
FIRST nearest the actual loss.
Our IRE department Is In a most wretched con-
dition. Should another FIRE take place, 1 know
not what would be the result; but after what was
seen on Sunday morning, l hope the corporate
authorities will take the matter really In hand,
and not suffer such neglect to continue any long
er, fer IL Is disgraceful. OBsERvBR.
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CONGRESSIONAL
XIXvIIth cONeREss-secsud s...,...
MONDAY, March 10.

SENATB-Mr Collamer reported back from the
Post Ofice COMMITTEES, with amendments the bill
providing for carrying mails to foreign ports.
Committed.
Mr.. Grimes introduced Joint resolution, de-
claring that In the opinion Of the Senate no per-
son should be appointed 10 the csmmsnd Of a
division Of the army unless he had exhibited SUI
Perior competency for the command Of men, or
gallantry In the face Of the enemy. Laid over.
The bill TO encourage enlistments In the regular
army was considered on various amendments-the
bill authorizing the better organization Of the
cavalry being adopted Tin Committee OF the
Wholel a. an amendment, decreasing the cavalry
force Of the U. s. TO thirty regiments.
HoUsE.-The Sena.e bill providing for the sp-
pointment Of army suffers In the volunteer ser
vice, and defining their duties, was aiken up and
discussed n length by Messrs. Blair, Dunn,
Campbell, and others.
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QUERY.

WHY Is 1T That CRIsTADoRo' HAIR DYE II
the Best in the Work?
Because eminent chemists say so!
Because It contains no osustio compounds!
Because IL wears lonser than any other!
Because II operates isstastdnsoxsly!
Because It does not stain the skin.
Because II nourishes and strengthens the Hair
Because il corrects the bad efeo u Of other dyes
Because its presence cannot be detected!
Because IL Hsrer JatIy
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied
By ell Hair Dressers.
Price 81, 81 80 and eS per box, according to
size Mol.
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PREsIRvATIvE,
Is invaluable with his Dye, rs 1t lmp.rts the ut
most softnsss, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality TO the Hair.
Price 30 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
TO size, fe % M,W&F i'm
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THK INDIAN HERE DOCTOR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or H.
ness without recei wing any Informal

IHS INDIAN HERE DOCIOhg
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or H.
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No eAargs for Consultations OF Advice.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms AZ have no strife
With Nature or tbs Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness flls,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health 70 the.
Room No. IL, Warrington Building, Penn Az.
enue, corner Of 9TH street.
Canadian references Of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir Z. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon. Hy, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, G. E.
Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor OF Quebec, G. +.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, G. w
Hon. J. B. Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, Q. w
Hon. W. Matthew'S, Of Brantford, q. w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, G. w.
w. Savage, late Col. Of Artillery.
n. p. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
J. Taylor, Justice of the Peace, Toronto, G. w
r. III Crook, Alderman, Toronto, G w.
J. Urquhart, Surgeon, Toronto, c. w.
fe lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

FARTAx STATION OuRs.-We learn that on
Thursday of this week the rebel pickets were
driven beyond Fairfax Station, and the place
taken possession Of by our troops without resist
ance. While the advance was being made, q
Companies a and l. Of Major Dustfn's battalion,
urpfised detachment Of rebels and Immediately
fred few shots at them, when they retreated in
double quick leaving ali their forage and rationi
behind.-Alsz. Chro1ieis.
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child OF Jane 81 and the late ] hecphilus Connslf.
AZ cd years months and 20 days. Her Saviour
took her homo 70 gloryi
On Sunday sfssrnoon, March ., sitsr short i'll
meas, DELOs B., second son Of Colensl d. b.
saefe U. >. A. Aged months and qsys.
The friond Of the family are resp eonliy invited
70 attend the funeral, from the residence Of his
ps!slt,, No ssl b street. On Tuesday stsrnoen'
ON the "a instant, EMMA JANE. the third
dasEh o. Of J. r. and Masy 4. Payne. sgsd . years
Dssrssf Emma, thou hast ieft M,
We thy loss moot deeply feel;
Bat tits tod thai hath befeft NJ,
He can ell our sorrows heal!
tbAtmore pspsrs ooU.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

RRANpRETH's PILLs.-One million nine hum
dred and twenty boxes OF Brandreth's Pills were
sold In the year 1851. Let those who require a
cleansing, innocent Vegetable Medicine, use
Brandreth's Pills, which have stood the test OF
experience, and are approved by all who use
them. Sold at No. 24 Canal street, New York.
Branch ONCE corner Ninth and E streets, Wash
ington, d. c. P. S.-sutlers supplied by the
dozen. mar S-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

DROP IN at the "People's Dollar Store" 43s
Examine the splendid assortment Of Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware, and mammoth Gold Pens,
and stake your choice for one dollar"
mar S-lw&
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INDIA RuBBKR 6oops.

India rubber Sheets for protecting childfen's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81. Is each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % SO
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, % so each.
India Rubber Legglns e1 per pair.
And all kinds ofRubbef Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppefs for bottles,
Door Msts, Under sheetings for seds-M sickness,
&c, &C., st manufacturers prices, ct,A. A. aails
India Rubber Warehouse, 3oe Pa. av., between
Ninth ana Tenth streets. feb LIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

REMOVAL AND APPoIsTNKNT.-Hon.C Calvin G
Chaffee, an ex-member Of Congress, who has for
some yean been Librarian Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, was removed on Saturday. In his
place, Mr.. Etheridge appointed Charles Lanman,
ESQ, well known a. an artist and as an author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

THE CONFEDERATE CAPITAL ON TEE MOVE
The Nerth Carolina STANDARD has an "importans
rumor that the seat Of Government Is 10 be re-
moved from Richmond TO Raleigh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

The IRREPREssIBLE LIVERY STABLE AGAIN
On Saturday Last eleven more warrants were is
sued by Justice johnson against Mr.. George c.
Hathorne, the proprietor Of the livery stable In
old Trinity Church, for violations Of Corporation
laws. The warrants were served by P2trolman
Pendle,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

LosT CHILD.-The county patrolmen picked up
boy about i've years old near the camps nortu
Of the city, lost. His name is John McCollum,
and he 4ys his father is named Larry McCollum,
and lives at Riggersville. His parents VIII fnd
him by inquiring at the Fourth Ward station
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

REV Mr.. CooMBs was last night installed az
pastor Of the Western Presbyterian Church. The
sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Sunderland, and
prayer offered up by Rev. DR.. Dunning, Of Balti-
more. Rev. DR.. Smith charged the pastor, and
Rev. DR.. Noble the congregation. The services
were of an impressive character, and were listened
TO with interest by large audience.
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THE LATEST By TsLseRAPH.
Further Of the Victories In eesrsis and
F1orfda.

BALTIMORE, March lo.-The Alabama, nom
Dupont's feet, arrived here this morning, and
brings full particulars Of the taking Of Bruns-
wick, Ga, on the Cd, and Fernandins, Fla, on
the 4th The rebels fed at both places amer firing
a few guns. The old flag Is flying from Fort
Clinch, and the United States force 10 In full pos
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

The PRESIDENTS MEssAsI.-President Lin
coins message upon border State emancipation
meets with general favor, and even the radical
abolitonsts are puzzled how to fnd fault with It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

Mrs. Prudence MALLORY, IL still In the city
can hear Of something 10 her advantage on appli
cation at the City Post Office. NH lO-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

ALI PRRsons can And the best stock Of Cloth
Ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, ~. $40 Seventh street, near ?.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

The UNFINISHED WoRKs-The army engin-
GERS having been assigned to other duty, the
whole work Of finishing the Notifications around
Washington has been assigned 70 the civil en-
gineers heretofore engaged In the work. Mr..
Frost has charge on the Virginia side Of the Po-
tomac aid Mr.. w. c Gunnell and Mr.. Childs on
the Maryland side. MeSsrs. Frost aud Gunnsll
are well known in this community, having been
engaged for years on the Washington Aqueduct,
Capitol Extension and other works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

TYLKR's COMPOUND SYRUP GUN ARABIc.-W,
take great pleasure In recommending the abov,
favorits remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all anec
lions Of the Throat and Lungs. An attache OF thi
after trying every likely thing, without any relief
was perfectly cured by single bottle. We ar
not surprised that Il IL % largely patronized b.
eur soldiers In camp.-Bah. C7tpp0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

Coal Oh, Coal OL.-Best Kerosene OIL,
(wsrrsnted, by the barrel % cents, by the gallon
50 cents. Lamps, Cans land Shades, a. cheap as
corner Of Twelfth and II streets. mar 3-ots
FAnuIps who have never used Boston crackers
are invited 70 try those manufactured fresh every
day by ]. L. Dayton. Bold by all respectable
gfocefs. Vu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

WIVES, MOTHERS, AND SISTERS, whose hus-
bands, sons, and brothers are serving In the army
cannot put In their knapsack more necessary OF
valuable gin than few boxes Of holloway
pills and Ointment They insure health, even
under the exposures Of q soldiers life. Only q
cents q box OF Dot. 2l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10
THE CUMBERLAND AND CONGRESS.

The loss Of two sailing war vessels II Of no i'm
portance whatever to the service, except 30 far
the loss OF the officers, men and material Of war
on board them is concerned. For contest with
modern ships they were worse than useless, though
az against anything but iron-elad vessels such
as attacked them, they might have been efacient
employed az they Were, simply to lay at anchor
before the entrance or rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-10

CoRss, Bunions, Cslosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo
dist, 496 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four
and-a-haJf and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor
Once hours from ga. m. to 8 p. m. Calls made q
private residences when desired. feb ~
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AMUSEMENTs.

Thsa.sSss:s::a %sss + iss N;
MT Barney Williams; Judy o'rTot, Mrs. BsTpsy
Customs Of the Countryn-M ellIsss, with song
Mrs. Barney Williams: Seats ear. be secured
d.ys IL 10 ia'ano' at the Box once OF the The't'r
WILL ARDS HALL!
THURSDAY. March Is
Will h.v. re re- honor a 81 Of ti,s.f sEGEcT READ
ines from Shst,p are. Dickens, and other popu.
Ws4as Hail. scins Al ooioos p9 ash :.
Tickets OF sdmIsslon 50 cents reserved seats IS
N BooS..Ore. and .t Willsrds aoss
Programme IN future advertisements. .ubnh Off
u CANTERBURY HALL.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
The Brilliant
NeT Constellation OF Beauty.
PERCIvAL's IMMENSE COMBINATION
MISS MILE FOWLER,
by far the most perfect and beautiful Danseute
presented to the American pnblic.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
The Idealizstion of Me ody and Beauty.
MISS LIZZIE FRANCIS.
MISS MARY BLAKE,
MISS LILLY BRANDON,
MISS FRANK sECOR,
MISS JULIA RICHMOND
THE DELBVANTE BROTHERS,
CHARLEY NEIL,
BILLY QUINN.
GAM I RIGHT!'
NJ. JEAN CLOSKI,
JOHN HEAVY,
AND NUMEROUS OTHERS.
nrNo change In the Admission Prioesyn
Admission Is cents Orohesser Chairs 80 cents,
afternoon Embarrassment
For Ladies and Fsnliies, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, ats O'Clock,
When lavish distribution Of Elegant Presents is
made: Rloh aud Costly Jewsl,y, Books,
Toys, Fancy Articles. and mag
nihosnt Silk Dresses.
The Silk Dress presented on Saturday, March g.
was given to Miss Anna Burke, ID street, near
Admission 20 cents Children 10 cents. NH 10
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NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE.
:rIc !soSf d Bay soobs S as S.iSe S.
at NO. 3l5 West Bsltimors street, Baltimore.
and October last. ct prices enabling them 20 eel 70
dealers suoh terms o. will make u the interest
III Tneis terms Will be cash. fsasss'
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

ROBBERY OF THE CITY PosTNAsrKR.-On Sat-
urday morning at an early hour the house Of Mr..
Clephane, was entered by burglars, who applied
nippers 10 the key Of the basement door which
they succeeded in opening. They proceeded TO
the bed room Of Mr.. G. and took from the bed on
which he was sleeping his pants which they car
ried to the parlor below. Here they took from the
pockets $50 In money and two checks, one for S22I
and one for $50 They also took from the pockets
the keys Of fire proof safe, but left them and
pen knife on the table. They then decamped
without disturbing anything else.