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Evening star., 1862-03-06
LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The War in Missouri and Arlan,a,.

SPRISeFIELD, March i--lSpecial dispatch to
the st. Louis Republican ION Wednesday night
Capt. Montgomery, Of Wright's Battalion, with
his company, was surprised at Kietsvllle, Barry
county, by 500 Rebels, supposed to belong to
McBride's Division, but who represented theu-
selves as Texan Rangers. They fred into the
house occupied by our men, killing two and
wounding one. One OF the Rebels was killed
The rest fed, taking with them about seventy
horses.
Two wagons loaded with army stores were
burned the same night at Major Harbf's farm,
two miles beyond Kietsville. Colenels Ellis and
Wright. with an adequate cavalry force, were
sent to Kietsville.
Price had burned several public buildings at
Fayetteville, including the Fayetteville Arsenal
le,d factory and several Touring mills, with 100,
coo lbs Of -four.
Many Of the inha abitants along the road say they
have been deceived by the lies of Price, who said
they would all be butchered by the United States
troops.
A sstrong Union feeling is exhibited among
those remaining. An old soldier Of 1912 brought
out Union flag that he had long concealed.
The fear that the combined forces of Price, Van
Dorm, Mccullough, Mcintosh and Price will
again overrun the country, keeps thousands from
avowing their sentiments.
Price, after his last chase, Is cooling of on tie
Boston Mountains, and Ben. McCulloch is on this
side CT him.
Evening star., 1862-03-06
CONGR RESSIONdL.

SENATE Yesterday after the close of our re-
port
The bill heretofore noticed to provide for the
cod ifCatOn md revision Of the laws of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, was passed. The codiher 10 to
be appointed by the President, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, and to report by
the l0:h Of May next
Mr. Sherman, from the committee Of conference
on the Joint resolution for the payment of the
awards of the commission to investfg gate the mill
tary claims on the Department of the West, sub.
mitted report restricting the operation Of the
resolution to claims and contracts for service
labor, or materials and for subsistence, clothing
transportation arms supplies, and the pure base
hire, and construction Of vessels which was
agreed to; and, after an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUsB.-After the close Of our report
Mr.. Calvert, of MARYLAND, reported from the
Committee on the District Of Columbia a bin 10
authorize the issue and circulation by the Banks
in the District of Columbia of notes of less de-
nomination than S5. Ordered to be printed
A bill prohibiting the allowance and PAYNE nt
OF pensions to the children # officers and soldiers
engaged in the war Of the revolution, where such
persons died without establishing claim for pen.
sons, was passed; also joint resolution relative
to the sale of goods, supplies &c unfit for use
by the War Department.; and a bill regulating
the compensation of chaplains Of military hos.
pitals.
The amendment TO the bill making an appro-
pration for the sundry civil expenses Of the gov.
eminent, relative to the construction Of a new
jail, in the District OF Columbia, with an appro-
priation Of 500 000 therefor, was non concurred
In by vote of 81 10 49, Adjourned.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

The WRITING on The WALL-MARrIAL Law
The Richmond Dispatch has an article headed
The Writing on the Wall - This article pro
ceeds TO call the attention Of the government au
thorites TO certain significant writings on th.
walls and fences oi the city, which had beer
placed there on Sunday night. II enumerate,
nine different phrases which had been selected
from dinerent sections of the city, some of which
are as follows:
"Union Men, Attention" "The Hour of Oul
Deltverance Approaches.n fThe Comforter 1,
Comingnn "Natch and Wait,'' ssThe Union
forever.n "The Day is Dawning.n "The
Campbells are Coming &c.
The Dispatch calls upon the authorities 10 tai
summary action to ferret out the traitors in tbei
midst, and to put down these conspirators by th,
prompt use Of the halter
On the same day proclamation was issued by
Jen Davis proclaiming martiallaw In Richmond
and Norfolk, and for ten miles in the vicinity
ne arrest Of all leading and influential citizens
whose adherance 10 treason was doubted was or
dered, and In the course Of the day John Minor
BOTS and twenty other gentlemen OF position and
Character were arrested and confined There wa
not alleged TO be any charge against them but 4,
was thought that II a counter revolution was at
tempted that these men would be dangerous from
their wealth and influence, and might be held as
hostages for the good behavior OF their Union
friends.
Evening star., 1862-03-06
erH MILITARY BUDGET.
CONFIRMKp,

CONFIRMED
Major Samuel d. sturgis, Of the regular Army,
was confirmed a Brigadier General yesterday by
the Senate TO rank from the 10th Of August, 1861,
for gallant services on the battle field Of Wilson'S
Greek, where the command devolved upon him
on the fall Of Gen. Lyon.
SUPPLIED WITH RIFLES.
Yesterday the New York TweR.y-sixth Regi-
ment, Col. Christian, were supplied with the
Springfield Rife.
APPOINTED
First Lieutenant d. J. Hynes, Of the Eighth
Illinois Cavalry, has been appointed Provost
Marshal of Gen. Summers Division.
IMPORTANT PROMOTIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Ths REGARD of HsrOism dnd 6aHa1try.
The President has sent 10 the Senate the follow
ing promotions:
Col Harvey Brown, Of 5th reg Iment Of artillery,
u. 9. A, to be Brigader General by brevet, Nov.
%, 1861, for ggilantry and coed conduct during
engagement Of Nov. 22 and %, 1861, between Fort
Pickcns and the rebel batteries.
Major Lewis G. Arnold, OF Let regiment OF ar.
tillery, u. 3. A, TO be Lieutenant Colonel by
brevet, Oct. 9, 1861, for gallantrY and good con-
enemy in an attack on Santa Rosa Island, Fla
and to be Colonel by brevet for galsntry and good
conduct while second in command during en-
gagement Nov % and %, 1861, between Fort
Capt. John Mel. Hildt, Of Sd regiment of in
fantry, to be Major by brevet, Oct. 0, 1861, fol-
gallantry and good conduct in the same engage
ments as Maj. Arnold.
Major Jealous b. Tower, of the corps OF engi-
neers, to be Lieutenant Colonel by brevet, Nov
%, 1861, for good conduct and galIantry In en-
gagements Of Nov. - and %.
Capt. Henry A. Allen, I'd regiment Artillery,
s A Capt. Samuel F Chafin, 5th regiment
ARTILLERY, U. ;: A Capt Henry w. Clssson, 1st
regiment Artillery, u. 5. A; Capt. James w
Robertson, I'd regiment Artillery, U. S A. Capt
Matthew Nj Blunt, 18th Infantry, U :. A Capt
Richard G. Duryea, 1st regiment Artillery, u :.
A Capt. Loomis l. Langdon, 1st regiment Ar
tillery, U. :. A, to be Majors by brevet, from
Novemb Der p, 1861, for same reasons.
First Lieutenant Walter Mcfarland, EngiHeer
Corps, u. s. A; First Lieut.. Alexander n Ship
ley, I'd regiment Infantry, u s. a; First Lieut..
Richard II. Jackson, LIST regiment Artillery, U.
s. A; First Lieut.. Alex. G. N. Pennington, jr
2d regiment Artillery, u. :. A First Lieut.
Francis w Seely, 4th regiment ARTILLERY. U :
A; First Lieut. Franck L. Taylor, 1st regiment
ARTILLERY, l.. s. A Firs; Lieut.. John w Todd
Ordnance Department, to be Captains by brevct
fol same reasons.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.-The Secretary
OF the Interior, (HOn. Caleb b. Smith in his
annual report at the commencement of the pre-
sent session Of Congress, referring to the recent
transfer to his department, by order Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, ofthe duty of executing the laws OF
the United States for the suppress Of the slave
trade, states that " the subject was Immediately
taken In hand, under deep sense Of our obliga-
hons as nation, to put an end, IL possible, to
this odous traffic, and with full conviction that
the power of the Government, in the hands of
competent, honest, and faithful officers, was
adequate to the purpose and that the plan of
operation which had been devised would con-
tInue to be I" vigorously prosecuted"
The humane hopes then encouraged are being
fully realized. The notorious Capt. Gordon, Of
the slave bark " Erie," has expiated his offences
on the ealIows-and we learn the following in
diciments have just been obtained at New York
city:
For the capital ofsHSe.
1. Samuel b. Haynes, Mates THE SLAYER Night
iDgale, captured by u :.
2. Bradley Winslow, ship Saratoga in May last
Kibby
4. Morgan Ffedericks, mate Of the Cora.
5. Erastus n Booth, master Of the Buckeye.
s. George GaTnett, mate Of the same vessel
.. Henry G.. Crawford, master Of the City of Nor
folk
6. Wm.Warren, Mates of the Erie, the last sla-
yer commanded by the late
y David Hall. Captain Gordon.
Indicted for the minor ofsnSs.
. John W1I,.n. TTnnUI: A part of the crew of the
g. John Morris bark Triton.
L. Albert Horne, merchant of New York, for fit-
ting out the Ciiy OF Norfolk.
D. Joseph f. Turner, merchant, for fitting out the
Cora.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

The GOrTscHALk CoNcERTs.-The announce
ment elsewhere OF these concerts gives promise
OF two very delightful musicl entertainments
The renowned GOttschalk brings 10 his aid some
oil TIE best musical talent now before the public,
including Miss Hinckley and Signors Brignoli,
Suslni and Mancusi. OF the distinguished pian-
lst the New York Tribune says:
Z" Mr. Gotisc halk has Just given two brilliant
concerts at Niblo's Saloon. In these he displayed
a prodigiOus power Of execution which places
him beyond being surpassed. In exactitude
clsarneSsy rapiditY, sonOrity, power Of sweeping
over the keys. g trilling and iterating notes hu-
man fingers cannot surpaSs his He has exhaust
cd the dezEling qualities Of the instrument In
heroic delineation he oUtreaches all we have
neard herei not necessary TO name Thalberg on
the Est who was deficient in fervor : =
MI. Gottschalk's reputation is now as f:mly es-
nshed in Europe as that Of any other living pian-
tion.''
Seats for either of the concerts can be secure d
at Meizerott's music store, next door.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

A MILITARY ExEsSaIoN Joseph
Keon, of the Second Earyland Regiment, has
been sentenced to be hung tomorrow In Fort
McHenry, between the hours of twelve and three
O'Clock. II will he rCcc!iected that two months
since. about the time that the regiment was
mastering for parade, the accused without provo
cation, quickly seized musket and firing killed
an Ofhcer instantly Afterwards he was eontinei
in the guard house, but subsequently removed Ia
Fort McHenry, where he had a fair trial by court
martial, Col. Afford, Of the Third New York In.
fantry, presiding. On the occasion Of the execu-
tioa the regiments stationed in and near the CITY.
mastering force Of nearly five thousand men
will perade, march to the fort and witness the
eXecutOn-Bah. american.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES -Yester.
day tue Baltimore and East Baltimore Confer
ences ef the Methodist Episcopal Church as.
semb!ed In Baltimore, Bishops James and Ames
presiding.
In the Baltimore Conference Rev. DR.. w. n
Edwards was elected secretary, and the several
committees necessary for the transaction Of bust
ness appointed. declaration to waive the
questions Involved In the action Of the majority
at the last session relative 10 slavery until such
nme as the whole Conference could assemble to-
gether, was referred to a special committee: ana
after the consideration Of routine business the
Conference adjourned
In The East Baltimore Conference resolutions
expressing the abhorrence Of Its members of the
rebellion, and approving the efforts of the Adj
mlnisustion In the suppression of treason were
adopted; and, after protracted debate upon the
quesusns arising from the national difficulties,
the Conference adjourned until TO-DAY AZ nine
O'Clock. - e
Evening star., 1862-03-06

No CoUNTERFEITs.-The New York Journal
of Commerce of Monday evening says &c We
gave notice Of discovered counterfeit Of the
United states five dollar demand notes, as fur.
nished by the police, but diligent inquiry has
failed In detecting any such imitation, and We
now believe th2 whole story Is an invention OF
tue parties who promulgated it. Either the Do.
lice have been humbugged, or they are trying to
impose Oh others Let the correction 90 round
There Is not, has not been, and is not likely to
be, any counterfeit of these notes
Evening star., 1862-03-06
The Negro 10 be Excluded from Illiusis.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 5-The State Con-
sttutlonal Convention to- day discussed the article
which prevents negroes and mulattoes from em-
grating into this State, and prohibits them from
exercising the rights Of suffrage, and requires the
General Assembly to pass laws to carry out the
provisions of the article.
The article was adopted by sections in Com
mittee of the Whole. The report was then sub
m tied to the Convention, and concurred In by a
vote Of IS against i3.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

"hCJLELLAN's GENERALsHIP .n-Under this
heading the Nashville Banner Of the 10Th uIt
says:
The Memphis Avalanche, which, like manv
other papers and public men, has been constantly
IulllDg the people into false security by under
rating The enemy, is at last awarding 10 the neces.
OF Thursday IL SAYS
"fhe indications seem 10 be tlat Gen McCleI
Ian Is showing himself capable Of vast combina-
lions and 10 have the power Possessed by few:
the skilful management of q vast army IL is
useless TO dehude o cheat ourselves. We have A
powerful enemy to meet; great ia numbers with
selected and brave and experienced commanders
Mcclellan has been purifying the command dis
missing weak and incompetent men; and now be
has well appointed command. His soldiers
wei drilled, brave and gallant. We must put
forth our best men, and quickly. We must gut
tne right man In the right place"
Evening star., 1862-03-06
Spirit Of the aIsrniug Press.

The IHtsAigeHcer continues its able line Of ar
gument In opposition to " the territorial scheme'
put forward by the aboltionists fer the establish
ment Of new governments over the territory won
from the rebels. The scheme, however, may be
considered dead cock In the pit, as most of the
influential republican journals have taken ground
against it.
The Republican urges that cotton shall not be
exempted from excise duty, as In the tax bill re-
ported to the House
Evening star., 1862-03-06

THEATER.-BaTney Williams and his versatile
and accomplished wife are drawing crowds to
the theater nightly, quite beyond the capacity Of
the house TO seat, and hundreds are content to
stand in the passages through hout the entire per-
formances, rather than miss the opportunity OF
seeing this inimitable couple. Excellent as they
were on their last visit years ago, they now have
an added mellOwness aud finish 10 their delinca-
tions OF character quite noticeable.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

II There are two hundred and forty-three bar
racks and one hundred and sixty seven hospitals
In Great Britain, thus distributed: England
barracks, one hundred and seventeen; hospitals,
seventy-six. Scotland barracks, twenty; hos.
pitsis, fifteen. Ireland barracks, one hundred
and six; hospitals, seventy-six.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

D-Gov. Rector, Of Arkansas, has issued d
cloud call' in the shape Of proclamation draft
ing into immediate service every man in the State
subject to military duty, to respond within TWEEN
ty days
Evening star., 1862-03-06

IL Yesterday, Hon. Reverdy Johnson was
elected United states Senator for the term Of six
years from the ith Of March, 1868, by the Legis.
la'ure Of Maryland, to NIL the place vacated by
Senator Kennedy.
Evening star., 1862-03-06
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL
At s.~sas,y He,,is.i, G.~ss,o.., Fss as.

Published IN conformity ptth TIE resolution
of tie Senate of Jxiy is, 1851.
Evening star., 1862-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORb

IdIc AFT6RNOON q TO-MORROW
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TEE ENTIRE STOCK or A SUTLER,
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tIrs stock ofs Suite changing basiness, such a.
W h.te snt Glow Sugars,
Boxes Cpde q sud S0lsratuE,
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StaloOeIJ y, CsRdiss, 1es FIe Fruits.
BRANDY Pesehes, ID xes Sosp
Boxes Adarantine GRa Ste zee Candies,
Gaze. Bourbon WHISKY Cocktail, Mint Julip.
Arrack Punch, LonS on Jockey Clrb GIN,
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Casks Holaad GIn AID Scotch Whistles.
Barrels New YORK siruP.
tares Lot seEsrs aid Pipes,
spnn: WSson and Harness.
With msrJ other goo1s not here mentioned. All
otrhich vill be positively sold.
nhs WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
ilESIRABLE TwO-SToRYBRICKD Dwell
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feasd c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auot,.
UTHEABovRsA SALE LEIsUNAvoIDABLy
po.iponed on account Of TIE rain until THUS
DAY AFTkkNoON, March 9Th, same hour and
mar4d J.C. MCGUIRE co, Aucts.
Evening star., 1862-03-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER-Mr. and Mrs. Bernsy williams
Fourth Night. Thursdsy, March s, viii be
O'Toole, Mr.. Barney wilisms. After vhlc' "ln
and ut Of flses"..Lotty, Mrs Barney vii Ans.
To oopoguce with Barney, fhs BaTGn''-Barnsy
O'Toole, Mr.. Bansy Williams Pi.c.s can bs
secured at tho Box Ofios s days IN advance. L.
Evening star., 1862-03-06

IL he lnsPecior-General hsd condemned 20 Z.
OoO uniforms furnished by swindllng contractors
Evening star., 1862-03-06
VERY LATE FROM THE SOUrU

Arrest Of Union Men in Richmond-John Minor
BottS among the HKmbsr-1fdirS at Winches-
sr-GensrdI Jackson PTepdrtng for an Attack
and as Rem -FdHlkHtT not Union Man
Has Letter Of Denial.
Evening star., 1862-03-06
FLOUR, CLOVER SEED, &c.

FLOUR, CLOVER SEED, &C.
SO bbls. EXTRA (Penn'a) FLOUR,
$50 bushels prime CLOVER SEED,
10 do. do. TIMOTHY SEED.
JassIeceIvsd and for sale By
j. HENRY GIEsE,
81 SPIAR's WHARF,
mno ~ Baltimore
Evening star., 1862-03-06

DATENT OFFICE CURIoSITIEs-Guide 10
ment 6arden.. at the stand in Patent Ofice; Rare
Antsuerian Books; Government Books: Docu-
ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military re
ports; Burnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap Sooks
Furnished TO Pedlars; Military Trials; Military
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama of the Coast
ehoying over 1000 miles; many thousand Cheas
Books. Reoollect cheap rent. Large sales low
prices. p. Sc Up stairs, over Bant q WsshinEton:
- eS-xm' ALFRED HUNTER,
Evening star., 1862-03-06

WILLARDs' HALL: eo,rscy,v
Mr.. GRAU has ths honor to announce that
NIX. GUTTSCHALK'S only two
GRAND CONCERTS
In WashIngton will take paos on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, March 9Th and 9TH,
MR. GOT gSCHALK
has received rom the New York end Philade phia
public and press the most signai proofs of their
high estlmstI of ais talent, and their warm ap-
preclation Of the zeal with which he as cultivated
his extraordinary glIts. Ihe Concerts he is now
giving In those cities are meeting with Immense
succ ess.
MR.. GOTTSCHALK'S First Appearance in
Washington will be attended with ample and com
pee srrang enents for the Amusement and comfort
OF his patrons. The pal Artists of the Acad-
emy OF Music NsS YORK, including
SIG'A ISABELLA RINKLEY,
SIGS. BRiGNOLI, SUSINI,
have been engaged 10 give first class prominence
70 the vocal department And. that the entertain
ment may lack nothing for want of the supervision
of Gn experienced and compete-t Maestro,
Mr. MAX MARErZEK
viii assume the entire Musical Direction.
The PRICE OF admission is fixed at one dollar.
Reserved seats 80 cents extra ceats for either OF
the two Gottsohalk Concerts can be secured At Mr..
Metzerotts Music Store, corner Of llth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Doors open at "a; Concert TO commence ats.
m
Evening star., 1862-03-06
MORE UNION MEN ARRESTED
u ha rnnnlIanAnA 49, = M

II will be recollected that, on Thursday last
John Gold and Elias Paulding were arraigned
for having made use of reasonable language n md
that II appeared on investigation that Gold had
proclaimed himself Union man. and announced
that the Stars ard Stripes would soon wave from
the top OF our capital, and that Elias Pauldinp
amended Colds announcement with an emphatic
"Thats so" We stated In our last paner ira
the Mayor had turned both parties over TO The
Confederate authorities. In this we were mis-
taken. The Mayor had merely committed them
for further examination, and they were accord
ingly brought into court on Saturday and aoair
committed till this morning
Evening star., 1862-03-06

WASHINGTON MUSICAL HALL-FREE
w CONCERTEvERYN MIG 1T, from O'Clock
20 p. m. Best Of Refreshmsnts. X Fine Female
waters. Open all Day. At the southeast corner
OF Pennsylysnla avenue and corner of sixth street
under the Central House, opposite the National.
B-ovn's, and G laTenden Hotels. fe is lms
Evening star., 1862-03-06

M THE
w ASHlN6T0N ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
PENN. AVENUE, (SoUTH SIDE,D No. 2s9,
BstsseeH efA dzd 1ofk SIS.
Every evening q remarkably fine Free Gomez n
embrao ing selections from the best classic muslc
and the most popular operes-rendered IN better
style Than at any other American concert saloon
The Enests-and the public are freely invited,
Without charge for entrerce,-msy rely upon haV
ing every comfort they desire. In addition to the
hnSst music IN Washington, they will Obtain, on
calls rom the attentive attendants, decidedly the
best reshments for sale in the Federal Metrop-
oils, Omcers constantly in attendance 70 keen
good order. Concert commencing at D. m.
HENRY ROSENTHAL,
Iep I'm Proprietor,
Evening star., 1862-03-06

SOMETHING NEWT
- MAGICAL ILLUSIONS!
PhGntasmagoriG VietcS Of the Was!
Fora Few DsJs only,
a. the
YONG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Roons.
Opposite Browns Hotel
Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, March 4.
Admission IS cents Children Is ceuts
Doors open at IA Exhibition Commences At a
o'clock pfeclsely. NH s-sts
Evening star., 1862-03-06
odd FELLOWS HALL!
THE FAR-FAMED
sandfOrd's Opera Troupe.
SIS. SANDFORD,
Manager and Proprietor Of
SANDFORB'S OPERA HOUSE,
EIrrr M MI.

This famous Comrany Of VOcalis.s, Musicians,
and Comedians, assisted by
MRS, ANNA B0RDWELL,
The Queen Bird OF Song, Will appear on
THURSDAY EVENING, Maroh6 6.
AT THx ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The entertainment viii be of Superior order. en-
hraclng
Buriesqus Opera, Comedy, Tragedy, Pazto-
mime, and Eztraragan-a,
In which the SANFORD Troupe excel the world.
The opening programme will present the latest
songs, Bal ads, ChOTuses, Dances, 60.
DrauiHs Room Scenss-OId Drdyion's.
Concluding with tn. Burlessue Opsrs Of
Id EOMNAMBULA
hminL .-.-..... Mrs. A. Rordwel
EIslno ;,.-'.... .....'.'.-.. nlr "A Peire
SIess'o----- Mr. Sendforo
Hosai IA -. MI Edmonq
pn;s pnns Theresa.----...--... .Mr W Boydwe !
ELIZA. ..--.....---. ------ - Mr, Y Arnold
Conductor Of orchester. $40. Mr.. J. w. Holden
For PARTICULARS ses bills Of the day.
Cards OF admission Is cents. A few secured seats
reterved, 80 ce7ts.
Doors opep at balf past O'Clock commence at
half-past O'Clock.
Box ofics open from ha IT, past 10 TO II O'Clock.
NH 5 U
Evening star., 1862-03-06

~ Warrington papers please copy ana sen1
hiils 70 the WU Department. mg e-St
Evening star., 1862-03-06

1soMsogND $ ! fttkk 81 cum Aals1c
been 20 long Known and extensively used thai most
persons have become familiar with it's extrsoTdi.
nAfy emcaoy. It can be hsd at all the Fnnoir 1
erns Stores st q srd - osnn bottle.