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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

Our OF DANsER.-We are glad 20 learn that
the yOungeit son Of the President is still inprov-
ing in health, and Is now considered entirely out
OF danger from the disease which Frustrated him
Mrs. Lincoln, also, who was much indisposed
from anxiety and watching, is now improving,
but is still confined 10 her room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

FIN4NctAL From the N Y. Evening Post of
yesterday:
The stock market continues very animated, e..
Pscial on government and State bonds, which
advance at the rate Of X to 3 per cent. at each
session OF the Board, without bringing out l,rge
supply OF stock. Speculation seems TO be trans
ferring Itself tom some OF the high priced rail.
ROAD shares to government and state securities
and we look for great activity in federal stock
the present year, on account of the large Issue
ahead, as well Is the prospect OF an early termi.
nation Of the war.
Inc Else in Governments is greatest on the Elves
OF lsH-sales taking place al IS against 81 Y yes-
terday. The Sizes OF 1851 are also much higher
81 for the Coupons and 81 Hse2 for the Registered
Inc Oregon War Loan and the Elves Of 1885 are
X per cent. higher.
Money Is in good supply at 6 per cent on call.
Inc banks are lending more freely this week
Exchange on London remains steady but dull
Some OF the leading drawers have sold In small
amounts at 1l4H, but first class bills have been
done In the open market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

A o.s as; sS. e q:
9sen in Alexandrla. Ys.J ID. dssirous 70 retire
FRSiTTR Flx XII ksi i and eS 81 VII:
o. the house; His lease viii terminate on the lst
leesed for much longer term az q moderste rent.
done. ss,n nov ao.n. hnq has for may yesu
o. me undermined 10 retire from public BURNERS
~ ne Only indaoement 20 eel, q e eolld moi hope
Rerccu are apply 20 JAS A ENG LIsH, who No s1-
tnof,se9 70 NEG otl ase, or % the undermined.
- lo-u SAM'L HEFLEBOWER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOBPI4AL
Al Ss.ss.ary Hospital, Gscsaoss., FEB 81

Published 50 eonforxsty ss,h The yssointion
Of he Senate of JULY Is, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

SUPERVISING The TBLEeRA - The New
York TIibKHs having demanded Of freedom
shrieking In Congress some legislation to de-
feat the purpose Of the military authorities TO
prevent the transmission per telegraph OF intel
ligepce concerning military movements ard mat
tiers likely to aid the enemy, in generating sensa-
tons for the advantage Of the newspapers with
which the senders may be connected, freedom
shrisking In Congress, Of course responded by
getting up an "investigatng committee " This
committee was designed TO report some nlisrep-
resentation Of the truth concerning the action of
the military authorities likely to snbserve the
Tribxns'S ends.
The utter folly Of such Congressional interfer-
ence with military matters, Is aptlv illustrated by
the order Of the War Department to BE- found to-
day under the Stars War Gazette head.
II has at length become necessary to hold the
pens OF sensational writers for the press on mill
tsYy matters IL check, lest they defeat the plans
Of the military authorities. that require secrecy
!or the time being fer their success.
So, the Deparm brushing aside the inves.
tigating committee-as one would a HY from
oas's nose-proceeded las the occasion requires)
10 redouble the rigidity of It's censorship Of the
telegraph!
AS abolitionism Is bent on defeating the sue
cess Of the Governments military plans, least
that may ensure the restoration Of the Union
with the constitutional rights of all the States
unimpaired, IL will probably howl, as never be-
fore, over this last order Of the Department A
brief week, however, will demonstrate to the
world that, as in all previous cases, the probable
Tuning and fussing Of aboliiionism IS 10 amount
to rendering the enemy suhs:a nial aid-nothing
more
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, NOTICE TO WATCH MAKERa

.s, s,..,s : s...si s x .l.s bo..s. u.... !.
snd m street, inyts the sasntiol 81 wstck
ocf snd sss4 w.sss. sss ~ S.s sas
as. Watch Makerp Tools. Glasses, silk Guards,
g asses s,, ave-. q
hssnssss. which her VII ssl :, DC leyef cas-
IL e.: 4. ..s.,l. w.seA sest ass, q. 10
100 only. Printed prios list Of Watch Nstsrial.
80 "a EN- So sa ss. 9. ssi:s ss - is:
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OOPARTNEReHIP.

Wsltsr. Ksrmaan q Bop, having been disscivsd
oonseeuepce Of the death Of one OF the firm. the
md an % W1ITS 4 k.1sass. w sa Sfsps s
Seiid e order, md keep oonstantly On hans, 81
~ Ds , xesxnf ship Rsgairin. sIoppty and
ance Of The same, st osr Old estaslisr msnt, ol %
i'v'sn A y. %a qt4 II ~ stsMs3 Nm
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486 CARP PH9TossAPHs Aa6
ESO AND FRAMES. HOO
S ctG%s, eistuTss Alec CARD yTsTIE aud OVAL
from the best msnufsctory in the Country for cssH,
~ J. HARKRITEk'S,
- No. as Seventh stree,
eB sdoors above ODD FelIovs' Rail.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAv....F FEBRUARY %, 1853.
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The ynieHigsnesr applies the caustic to the JEFF
Davis allegation In his fast-day proclamation,
that ''law has every where reigned supreme, and
throughout our wide spread limits personal liber-
ty and private right have been duly honere1 "
The Rspu6lieaa further advocates tie enanci-
patton Of slaves in the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

i DESIRE to info rm nv kend. and thu ,rh,,,
that have suoceeded Mr.. Foster In the TOBAC.
20 and Cl6AS STORE No. 500 Ninth street
Tour doors north OF Pennsylvanis avenue, Undiar
In front ofthe door, where shall be happy 20 en-
pl, them with the most choice sr tietes IN the line
fea1t WIN. II. THOMPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

THE MOST GRATIFYING INFORMA-
ton that We can give 70 our readers who are
s9feri1s from Colds, IL the fact that P IA RSON's
remedy. Many Of our friends have tried them with
success for Coughs. Sore Throst, Hoarseness and
Asthma. These oonfeotions also give relief 10
Consumprves Singers and Public Speakers who
are troubled with Throat Diseases fna re Ief by
the throat of husky and TICKLING sensations, pro-
dnSed BY too much exertiol Of tho vocal organs,
and give strength, tone and fuliness TO the yoioe
prepared and sold By GEO. PEARSON, No.
E1Ith Liberty Ct. Bsltmors. soa slso at ts1
Aexsndrls; A. H. Hunt, Frederick; and by the
principal druggists ami oonfectioners, ct 10 cents
per package. Re "a I'm
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WAGONS AND HARNEss

HORSES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS
One span rood sos duo a6sssssI. sound and true
o' ~. u are ss' G So WAGON. .ui..bl. IN
PuiIt. and on. Of Tie best made wisons tAat o.a
hns Covered WAGON. surtabl. for one or two
horses, Washington built, and run about six
Two sets Double HARNESS
Two sets CANVAS and Wooltp BLANKETS.
can ?. ns
MoIsrs Livery Stable, corner c ard 9Th sts.
On .ffI n.ssil s; 3. Yf FRAN ENAkkkSes
int tS a, avenue, besve'n 10th spd -.
ITO DEALERS AND Suffers.
! desire to close out the following goods. and Of
S SS SS SsR MAN GIS Ssa sasr.ns
8 SS.s: SsdHm eoiof.d foGN bbo sGSP TO
g g. boxes s,S.. SsIiss P S LUMP TOBACCO.
sOSSwlD PlxSI, a;a fndsr'ons Amulet and
'aasEo. W. COCHRAN,
fsssst Nsticnsi Hotel.
I INEN GOODS OF. ALI. KINDs-A full stock
IL OF all the best grades st sd.sP SoSSs;
fest Penn. avenue aud Ninth Street.
PqeATF TOE bushels o. J,ct.oS White
we're. and for sale fren yes.el in lots I"
PETER BERRY, IS Water St,
10 q " (kep GEORGETOWN.
COKE REDUCED.
ON ACCOUNT OF the condition Of the streets the
price OF Coke 10 reduced to cent. per bulheI.
j. r. BROWN,
feAst In charge 6ss Light Compsny.
Pine kls fba1RtFF %O %SoR 10, jus.
received and fOr Sale. $500
AL sizes OF COAL for sale, by
T. J. & w. M.6ALT,
$50 Pa av. bet llth and L tn sts
Ie2-5nt Also foot Of 18th at on the Canal.
pROF; ALEX. ,wOLOwsKI Bees LEAVE
Il TO inform his friends ana the public that, bsv-
Ing met with 30 much success, 10 continuing his
Course Of instruction the Piano and in SfnSinr,
BY his new method. All those who desire 20 be.
come ina short time, fine singer. Or excellent per-
formers IN the piano should avail themselves Of
his new system of instruction. By spplvinr az his
residence, No. 303 9Th street. between street and
New York avenue.
Reception hours between 10 and Il O'Clock q. M,
Tuesda,s, Thurs days aud saturdays. fe - I'm
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III. !. w:s :: Ns sse. Plsass COP, - -
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"A has been 80 thoroughly tested al msny Of the
9fSs car P az oInd WsshinSton, may be procured At
mandinE officers. showing the power Of thls Ar
NOR to resist the oroe Of bullets ba,onet thrusts
HENRY l.. RIDER, Attorney for the Com
Ssn3, Ofioe on 18th street. next TO Riggs 4 Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26
TOwELSg

Towels,
800 yards uesia Crash,
piece. heavy Hgetsbeok Tovelins,
. pieces Dsmask Table Linen,
$50 dezen able Napkins,
Bieaohsd and Broyn Co ton Shutting,
Prints.
With foil stock of all Kinds Of Dry Goods, for
WIN. r, RILEY & BRO.
No. So Central Stores,
Between It'll and 9Th streets
Iez-2U Opposite Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

COAL oIL-COAL OIL.
AN NOW iDTnithIng tins trade with the best
kERUSlN NE OIL at Baltimore prices also.
HAY, COIN, OATS, 40, at lowest market
price. =. w O'LAU6HLEN
10 % Inn Corner new Jersey av. and Z Ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-26

Das1kSItkEk RRSSSEp5 HSsss sPRg 9a s Skk.
Brick Dwelling House. with bact buildinss
gtuseeo IN the imned ate vicinity OF the Kirkvoa
i've chambers, dining Room, kitohea. hs..- 1000
s ne Two goos esllsrs, gas and water thronGLoGE
.~s jas. 9 ScsulRE a CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
PUBLISHED (DAIL1) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
4rs~ OFFTCE-No. 1O4 King street, over
s+onc's formerly French's) Book Store.

ns= We hope to have orders to send the
GAZETTE regularly to the stores and dwellings
of all the citizens of Alexandra. Orders for
the paper to be sent where the mails are now
running in the country, will receive prompt
attention.
We Will feel obliged to any Of our friends who
will receive the names Of such of our citizens
who wish to be supplied regularly with the GA
zETrE and leave them at the office, over
Stones formerly French s. bookstore, on King
street. Advertisements can be left there, and
at other places, which will be designated in a
few days.
ne2ya ADVERTISEMENTS for the GAZETTE, and
orders for JoB PRINTING, can left at the office
over Stones formerly French s. Book store,
on King street, Or at the counter Of the store.
\ book for the names Of subscribers is at the
place, where we shall be happy to have the au-
tographs Of all our citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15

Judge Swayne, holding the United States
Circuit Court at Cincinnati, has decided that
the clause of the fourth section Of the third AZ
ticle Of the Constitution, which provides that
treason shall consist only in levying war against
the United States, refers to rebellion; while the
second clause as to adhering to the enemies,
relates only to a public war with a foreign
enemy; hence that an indictment for furnishing
arms to the rebels must be quashed.
It is said that President Lincoln has decided
that the fugitive slave law shall be enforced III
the District Of Columbia, and that the marshal
will act accordingly The marshal had referred
the subject to the President. he cannot, how
ever, enforce the law without some military or
other aid. Much agitation prevails III the low
eTcounties Of Maryland in regard to the shelter
afforded in the District to fugitives from that
vicinity.
Then Y journal of Commerce, of yester-
Gay, says Of financial matters in that city on
Tuesday: The news from the Southwest, IN
ocatlns another bloody battle before the contest
IN thatquarter shall be decided has diminished
the prevailing buoyancy, so that there has been
less activity In financial circles
The Senate will not fix day for the adjourn
ment of Congress until the tax bill shall have
passed The House fixed upon day that is
near at hand. It was remarked in the conser-
Vatlye caucus that the President has the power,
IN case Of disagreement Of the two houses with
respect to the time Of adjournment, to adjourn
them.
Mr. John NJ. Bolts recently arrested in Rich
"ond has been released on his parole He
agrees to arrange his business, and to take up
Ills residence at some place in the Interior
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15

i. S. Senate, a statement in relation to the APP
plication to Mr.. Seward for the release of Mr..
r. FL Stanton, when he was arrested, which
charges Mr.. Seward with very harsh language
and prompt refusal to comply with the appica-
ton, &c.
The French Naval Commander at New Or
leans made vigorous protest against the order
of the commander of the T. S. squadron for
the evacuation Of the city in forty eight hours.
He said he opposed any such order, in the name
of his government
The army bill which passed the House of
Representatives yesterday, appropriates $42l,
600. 600 for the year ending with June 1862. =
Besides this amount $20S, 100000 have been
voted during the present session tor the current
army expenses and deficiencies for the present
fiscal year
Miss NJ. Wise, aged IS years, committed sui
eide at Frederick, Md, on Monday night, by
taking laudanum. 1t appears she was the be-
trothed bride Of a young man named Dennis
Stul asoldier in the Federal army, who died
few days ago from wounds received in battle
The steamer Oveito has arrived at Nassau from
Southampton, Eng, with a cargo Of arms; and
the British steamers Stella and Minnie were
also in port, having arrived from Southampton
with cargoes of arms, saltpetre and salt and
were awaiting an opportunity: to run the South
ern blockade
Confscation bills have been reported both in
the e. S. Senate and House Of Representatives
the one in the Senate much more stringent
than that reported to the House. Nj. Chris
field of Nd, spoke in the House yesterday
against Confscation bills.
Trade in the New York dry goods market
with the commission houses andimporters, is
about over Cotton goodsare dull; .jobbers are
wary and manufacturers are perplexed whether
to keep on or leave off work. Trade in fancy
woolens is well sustained.
We read Of the industry and soothing care Of
the pious, blessed Sisters of Mercy, among the
thousands of sick soldiers at Louisville How
much worthicr than gadding about Beaufort
pretending to instruct lazy negroes! says the
Boston Post.
The scientific board charged with the duty Of
examining into and reporting upon the merits
and prospective advantages of the Stevens bat
terv. for harbor defence, have made very
strong report against it.
The New Orleans Delta Of the 9Th recounts
the interview between Gen. Butllr and the
mayor and council, and says that they continue
their functions, except in a political way. No
oath of allegiance had been required.
The Confederate steamer Nashville, which
recently escaped from Wilmington, n. g., has
again eluded the vigilance Of the blockadlng
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15

rises about twenty-five miles northwest from
Richmond 1t crosses the railroad from Rich
mond to West Point, ten miles from the for
mer, and passes down about the centre of the
Peninsula until it reaches point some twenty
miles above Yorktown, where it suddenly turns
to the south, and for distance of ten milee
runs towards the James river, into which it
empties.
Several frauds have been practised upon
New Haven banks by lady dressed in black
She has been in the habit Of walking into the
bank, innocently reque sting draft On New
York for So or$9, laying down that amount in
cash. She takes the document, thanks the ac-
commodating official, and bows herself into the
street. Her next appearace in the financial
world is at the counter of the bank on which
the draft is drawn, with 'ty neatly added to the
original eight or nine.
Its reported that the Convention of North
Carolina re- assembled at Raleigh on the2ls of
April This body, which passed the ordinance
Of secession from the Union, was originally
composed of one hundred and twenty members,
but now has ninety-nine.
The Nashville Union Of recent date calls
upon the State authorities Of Tennessee to affix
a severe penalty to the destruction of cotton
and tobacco There has been loss in that
State Of nearly million dollars worth Of
the former staple alone.
Governor Letcher, Of Va, has issued pro-
clanlation announcing the rejection OF the
amendment to the State constitution by ma
jority of 67S The amendment referred, we
believe, to the subject Of taxes
The y. S. Senate on Tuesday passed Mr..
Doolittle bill for the collection Of taxes In IN
su11ectionary districts The n. Y. World
says it is regarded as being fully as extreme as
any confscation measure.
Major General Wool and other officers are
making daily visits to Norfolk There have
also been several arrivals Of citizens of Norfolk
at Fortress Monroe All was quiet at Norfolk
on Tuesday.
The Congressional conservative movement
recently organized in Washlngton IS partlclpa-
ted in by twenty-seven Union members, thirteen
democrats, and two republicans
Six hundred and ffty-one soldiers who were
wounded in the battle Of Williamsburg, Virgil
MIA, arrived in Baltimore on Saturday last, and
were promptly provided for.
\ number of wounded soldiers arrived In
New York, on Tuesday, from Baltimore via
JERSEY CITY. The Daniel Webster also arrived
from Baltimore with a number of wounded.
The nomination Of Daniel E. Sickles as brl-
padier general was confirmed by the Senate by
but one majority.
m, r11ao+ hoe ro+urnad from NatchcZ
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Public-No. no.

AN ACT requiring the Commanders Of American
Vessels sailing to foreign Ports aud Persons pros
ecuting Claims, TO take the Oath Of Allegiance.
BeI enacted By the Senate and House Of RepreseHa
tyes of the United States Of America, IN Congress as
seusbIed That the commandment all American ves-
sells sailing from ports in the United States to for
eign ports, during the continuance Of the present
rebellion, and all persons presenting claims either
as attorney his account, before any Of the de-
partments or burcans OF the United States, shall
be required to take the oath Of allegiance, apd to
support the Constitution Of the United States or
affirm, as the ease-nnay be- required of persons
in the civil sorviceaf THE United States by the pro-
visions of the act Of Congress approved August
sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty -one. ~.
Sec. 2. AID be Il further enacted, That the
oath or affirmation herein provided for in the first
section of this act may be taken before any Justice
Of the peace, notary public other person who is
legallyauth rzed to administer oath In the State
or district where the same may be administered
and that any violation Of such oath by any person
or persons taking tho shall subest the offend
er all the pains aud penalties of wlful and cor
rupt perjury, who shall be liable to be indicted and
prosecuted conviction for any such offence before
any court having competent jurisdiction thereof
Approved July IL, lss2. 80 ss...s vefI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

Publ1c-No. los.
AN ACT to suspend temporarily the Operation Of
an Act Untitled "An Act to prevent and punish
Fraud ON the part Of Officers intrusted with ma
king Of Contracts for the Government" approx
ed June two, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
BE snacted by the Senats a~d House Of .ieFrssef-
ases Of hs UHited Salss Of 4srica " Congress az
bid, That the operation Of the act entffaed Van
act to prevent and punish frauds the part ofofn
GERS intrusted with making contrscts for the gov
eminent approved June two. eighteen hundred
and sixty-two be- and the sasc Is hereby, suspend-
ed until the first Monday in January, eighteen hum
bred and sixty-thrce.
Apuroved J1ix IL. 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nine eases out of hundred. o. s.....l
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
ularity Of Hoohanl's German Differs, (pureiy veg
etable) hosts of ignorant Cuacks and interruptions
adyentursrs, have opene: upon suffering humanity
the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape Of poor
whisky, silely compounded with injurious drugs,
aud christened Tonics, Stomachics and Bitters-
Beware Of the innumerable array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and big b.Ilied
kegs, under the modest appcllation of Bitters,
which instead Of curing, only aggravate disease
nd leave the disappointed suffer er IN despair.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
BRONCHIAL TRcCHE /
N Nlfghf Cold,

q s<@~ ell ylighf Cold,
k:S slSA Rcue,h,- 3Ecnfsercss
E;fsSHHslEga or Store <Shsoat,
tDtich might be checked
%st!IIAlS Nth a simple remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
Fe,o are aloars Of the i7apcrtrnce #
stopping a Tough or Slight
RdLd in its first stage; that l0i0oh
il The begusrsiyeg tOolIId yield to a
mid remedy, if not attended 70, soon
att1clSs the lungs. r..s
Axotu,1's 9ko,1chiaLlT tocjlcs
lUsre first introduced elsvers years ago.
1t has been proved that they are The
best article before the public for
Gouahs, fields, @<onetlitis,
.5kstknla, Igatat<h, the Hacking
Cough in IGa,lsui,1/itic,l, ard
rsun1erosss affections Of the Threat,
giving i,7sn1edrate relief. as.
Public Speakers " SINGERS
1rlu find them e1fectlIat for clearing
and Strengthening the voice.
7 Sold By all Druggists and Dealers
in Me1ictne, at IS cents per boz.
Sold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville, In'
feb5dwly Hf.a $3.50 ~ f1fItt 1856
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Eighth below Coates ST., PhiIad's, Dec. "a
From the Wife Of ALDERMAN RUNDER, Ger
ridNtotcH.

GERstANrcws, June LIST, 1861.
De. n. JAcKsoS-SIR-It gave me pleasure, two
years ago, to give you certificate, testifying what
the German Bitters had done for me- / am non
PROCESSES to eurs, vizs-Dyspcpsia, Chronic Nerv-
Gus Debility, disease Of the kidneys, &C. The pow
erful influence 1t exerts upon Nervous prostrstion
il surprising. have been consulted frequently in
reference to your Bitters, and without HESITATION
have recommended II for the above complaints ane
In every instance It has efIectually cured. YouI
medicine has great Reputation In Germantown
Che Grocery stores here. If any one should ques-
ton what /. say lee them come 70 Germantown.
and win prsye 70 their satisfaction, that the Bit
tiers have cured In this vicinity more than twenty
cases of the above disease.
- l'-f = Respectfully,
HANNAH WUNDER.
Main ST., above Rittsnhouso, Germantown, Pa.