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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

FoR TnE FANMERs.--Tho best place to
purchase good haying and harvesting inn
plements, for those living in tho eastern
portion of our country, is at LUTHER &c
HlSsDALE's, Lamont. They have fine
assortment on hand at Grand Rapids aud
Grand Haven prices.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

A brisk business is being done by
Messrs. FERRY & Son, in the manufacture
of lumber. With largo circular, sid
ing saw, and an upright, to saw cants'
they are cutting, on an average, 100000
feet weekly, with run of ten hours daily.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Why don't the citizens Of
Grand Haven celebrate the "4thp We
can give no good reason unless it is be-
cause they wish 10 save dollars, required
for a demonstration, TO send to the relief
of our fathers and brothers now in militia
ry hospitals sick and wounded. II will
purchase them many little comforts and
bring JOY and gladness 10 their hearts.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

AGEESAstN 81 Forever sseoNate'tHsrt
Rev. Mr., TIr&sN sreaVea lsst aesk ena
assumed sAs pastoral charge q Jhe OSn-
gresstSocsl CAla~oA, 81 ttis wiilsee, during
the TEMPORARY sssarse of SsS. Mn. AN
pEEsoS, Us g'ssaes. aIs 6tssoHses IN
SGa&sy were graRanh Hnl elogbeht.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

HAVING AND HARvEsTING.-The time
for gathering food for man and beast for
the long drcary winter time is rapidly APP
preaching. GEO. E. HUBBARD, Esq, has
provided the choicest implements for hay
ing and harvesting purposes-scythes, era
dies, forks, rakes, etc.-which he will sell
as cheap as can be purchased anywhere.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
Dental Notice.

DR. Il. r. Il. CARPENTER takes pleasure
IL in informing the citizens Of Grand Haven,
and vicinity that he has returned to Grand Rap
ids and permanently re-opened his Dental office,
at the old place, corner Of
Pearl and Canal Street, entrance on
Canal Street.
DIR. G. would intimate that he would be happy
to see all who require superior Dental work -
No inducements offered for second-class, low
price operations. Persons living at distance
are requested to make engagements lin advance)
by letter or otherwise. Dr. G. would beg leave
to refer to the following gentlemen:
WIN. NJ. FERRY, GALEN EASTMAN,
M. Il. HOPKINS, Il. p. FERRY.
Grand Rapids, Nov II, 1860. [n95 If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have West q Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new, and in good running order
which we will sell for $25.
June II, '62. j. j. w. BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

ny All, especially young men, should read
the advertisement of tho new "National Dis
pensary," at Cincinnati in another column.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
Goods at Wholesale.

NTE offer extra inducements to tho trade,
w and are prepared to fill bills at Wholesale
below Detroit or Chicago Prices
CUTLER, WARTS q STEDGMAN.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
James Patterson

TT AS returned TO Grand Haven and is on
Il hand again TO do all kinds of Painting,
Glazing and Paper Hanging, on short notice,
cheap for Cash or Ready Pay. Please give me
call. Shop on Washington street, opposite the
Congregational Church. IF 162
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
Rubber Packing.

have just received large supply of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store Of
March T. 1860. Gro. f. HuBBaRp.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
DUURSEMA IL KENT,
MER HANT TAIL ORS,

Il EEP constantly on hand a fine and full
IA assortment of Goods in their line. They
also pledge themselves that their work shall not
be surpassed by any in town in point of cheap
ness and durability. All work warranted.
Grand Haven, April %, 1852. Ttf n163
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Msssess4sssets eseess R,e The week ending
5eas 2, tS&a,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin & Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
A. A. Caine, White Piver.
l.. ID. Eaton, Benona.
G.. Eastman, Eastmanville.
Luther & Hinsdalo, Lamont.
r. b. McCulloek, Berlin. And by Druggi
and Merchants generally throughout the VI
ted States. ly nj
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Mm poare Jaae 3 1882, ~ = ''"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
w Es 2 II 81 I'm an,

Prcseetsd By Royal Letter, Pa!sat a< FHrIg,,y
erd sttsTt1 By ihs Seals Of Eks EcsIs do play.
slacts ne Paris, sai IL: EH,gsrssi Col!sst o.
Hs2Gctns, vsssAa
tRlESEnAR no.
10 tAS .n7c'ta! remedy for RELAAsgiuH, SPns
aAIoAhaeaA an tsxH&TsT!0N OK THz SYSTEM
c TRIES EHsR Vc2
Eoin si2telJ and entirely cradles res al tTacas ~
zoe oisorGsrs. Tor vn,oh CopzivA snd Cuha!es
nave seneE Ally bees! thought an entidote 10 ans
Ron. u 'Ae P"r"'a
rRiE6ESAR No !,
We sfe6t aat shIs rsGeGy CT the civilized woE
!oI 81 irlSrTi'es o. the systsu AZ well As Eso,rd
er5 FJElptGE.s. COvISiIHE the destructive psa a..
Niosc1fF as well as Otasr dsietcrious IozrsdIents
sla Eh ic! Ell tile zF ?aria II the void cam ~
Ict.ofS. tRisSSEFG NCz, !, , and are alike de-
VOC OF t:zte or smell. .Gf Of ell naussrflr email
HsB. hoy ere 10 the form OF io.egza Sgu r. (, '
S6eted. ' oS0 "'."s s4e
sod N .Ia cas.s 81 IS each. or four ss o.sss in
oi;o .oI %, arc II S27 cE3es, thus saving 4S 81
siIin 5lslo.ed - s'Fsiu, La! sInand, Ron 4 a
"ho.saole Rid retail ~ DIR, II, A. HEK-
gov, iH4 Elcsckef street, "a CcOrs from Mae
Doosai etfectb, New YORK. Imme1 !.teIy on r.
SSelpt Oh remittance, DT. BARROW will forward
Lnsssnsr 10 sE. Part OF tie weird, secursly
sscked afd addressed according u The iaatructons
PGhL,hcl $50 tT DE-. BARROW, tha, ,o,uIa,
TIC sealIiHliT illustrated medical work, Hnmsn
fTaiity. Pr.oo Is oeJts. 1risseTurr and Bonk q al,
Is ootliccG ty SOFA. s2taGTiiy fIOn :. &. FORD
''e@i4'i-s '0H, ~ " de u 2ln
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Zine u. Mays Gentleman.

II rom the Leonardtown BeSconl
know a clever gentleman, whom many know
Tia, in st Mary. CLINE was bern, and there
Who was ever known to turn his back on either
friend or foe,
But meets his foes defantlT-his nienos Sltn
open arms and purse and house, Whetner
theIT condition ia either high or low
This h1e 81 Mary's tleLnan, one OF 'hs 0ioeh
school.
Full Oft. ween, I've stood by him athis old dark
side board,
bon out had poured,
We drank 10 each prosperity and never ending
health,
world our own and all Its mines and
wealth
Thi, fne ST. Mary's gentleman, one 81 the Olden
school.
This fue st. M,rY's gentleman. not many months
Paid me me visit which he owed for thirty years
so,
And when he came welcomed him IN divers
friendly ways,
And SET ont wine and apple tOddy, but he
wouldn't touch EN- either, for he said that
whisky hsd been his friend Tor forty years,
and he should stand hy II the balance OF
his W.
Tbl,ane II mary's geHtlernzn, one OF the olden
school.
A soon Is whisky IN ives brought and ali my
friends imb bed,
The thoue hts OF all from sTdenA turned an ! neNf
20 cards they jibed;
This rre =. MsTy's gen ieman, ore n tee Oidsn
s-t>ol,
pe,It ont the cards for b!u8, but some how or
other couldn't get hand and didn't win tn
two mortal hoyIrs solitary pool :
This Aue So. Mays gentleman, ore Of the oiden
school.
This fine ct Mays gentleman 1T last picked up
hand
pf four good kInrs on which he bet his ten end
saw about seventeen tines or more until
at last 4 slight" he did demand;
But when Ills friend acTo" tie beard laid down
his aces four,
He Immediately fell eft his chalr aud rolled
straight out IN TIE middle OF the floor, Is
dead as a nail Into door,
This aEe ~. MaFyis gentleman, one Of the olden
school.
His friends all tried TO bring him 20 by al the
means they knew,
and they held Lartsbor4 to his nose ard rubbed
his feet aud hands and pulled Ch bis stock
and coat and in bis fee they whisky threw,
Bat he lay quite dead snd cold, a. tdPy rolled
him all about,
Until some one poured cold waller IN his mouth
when he jumped right up and swcFe he'd
whip the damnd rascal wG0 put that nasty
stuff IN his throat II he could ind him out,
This fine St Mays gentleman, one o. the older
school.
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sks FIxTuREs,
u IA Z " n II Y.
= "a Y " o. II Ii.
II IA = " q II Il.
DIR. LA BONITA

Curee al Neuerisl DlsessSs permanently and
sCicEy, without tie use OF dIss ustns or yoison-
Gus Drugs Of any kind.
10 dieting or Interference vita bseirsss.
Consa 'tafio-s free.
IL IL Sc iIs suite enOCsh N tst favor when ssy
t2at nv practice is tls' v2.el 10 "a Y-e in al te
Neg c-k CITY Hospitals,
New York CITY Coll eye ssA Hossi;al Te,timo-
liEis fuIaishsd.
Ladies with w Litsa and bisNases Of the Won't
edrej I'D saved eGEEc2Is.lre'R Elsvs By IA;
g. SSttG54ts
IaeLe - notnlns ess,ssos OF s<sssr..aki. IN euy
part of the treatn.eLt.
All cures warranted, or rransY -sfypt.d
Coinniuclosl9Es ~ writing, with retlTn e.cmp,
prom pity etysudsd 10.
Medicines iUr travellers 6nt ether. sacked. with
fuIl lrsiTuctiOln for use, aGd vz-.snteS,
Gince-k ooT No. : "sas Ing ton builcInr, Penn.
feb LIN
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sCPRFMx CoURr. March Hon. Robt II
Manufacturing OF New TCTk, WAS admitted an
attorney and counsellor 81 this Can't
No 90 Edmund Rice, plaintiff in error. W. the
Minnesota and North VSeSte7u Railroad CoI0pany
In error 20 the District Court United States for the
District Of Minnesota. Mr. Justice Clifford tie
livered the OpiriOn Of the Court, reversing the
Judgment of the said District Court with costs,
and remanding the cause for further proceedings
10 be had thereon n conformity TO tee opinion Of
this Cou.t.
Water Witch, dc. appellant, W VIM. HI. Smell
don. Appeal froal the Circuit COGT; United
states for the Southern District OF New York
Mr.. Justice Gfier delivered the opinion of the
Court, Affirming tcs decree of the Ead Circuit
Court in this cause, with Costs ard iatefest.
No. III. TIE Uni.ed states. appellants, W.
Robert Il NEIGH Appeal from the district
court United States for Re southern district Of
California. Mr.. Ju-'| 2 'Jfts- delivered Inc opn-
ion Of the Court reversing t,iE g. .. 80 tie s4i
district Court, I'D Esr.au3iaz the c.use, with
directions 20 dismiss the petition of tie cisiInaRt
No l0i. Joseph Bryan, ptsiH'i1 Ia erToE, -.
tue United States. ia error "a the circuit court
United States FOR tLa D's.r'G: Of Colombia. Mir.
Justice Nelson delivered ga op'HiO1 Of TIE Court,
reversing tie judgment az tie said clrcuit court,
and reinandiag the cause. with directions L.
award vsniFs fecias ds uoyn.
No ll9. TIE United States, appellants. IS. J. 90
Wilson. Appeal from tae district r"grt United
States for the sOnh-TI district Of Ca.IorR.s. hif
Justice Nelson sslySTsd tEf SDiEinn OF the Court
demanding the cause Ger fJrib Der proceedings "a
he lad tbsfeoa ia conformity "a the opinion ci
this Court.
No. l2s John Mcguire, plaintiff In error, a. Z
Mary l.. TYisr et Al. Ia error To the supreme
Court OF tts STATE Of Missouri. Hr Justice Ca
tron delivered he oriGion of TIE Court, sfi-In.
Ing the Judgment OF tie said Supreme Court in
this cause, with ccSs.
No 81. IRE Un!,ed States, appellants. ug,
Mariana q. Vallejo Appeal froiI! TIE district
court OF the Cni e. states for TIE northern dis
triet Of California. Mr.. Justice Wayne delIv.
cred tRs opinion OF tae Court, confirming tEt
grant tn LaZarO Pima.
No lao. George Law, Plaintiff Ia error, s.t
Alexander Cross The argument OF this caJsC
was continued by Mr.. Lord for the rlant.n ~
error, and by BIZ 6iliet FOR the plaintiff IN error
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
PROM WASHINGTON.

'Spis0did Stepping Cars on all Night TTalas
smoking Saloon Cars on ali Trains.
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~.
ID 4 ATTN on Z
Lock HOsFIfAI,
ass sssssssrta sac essss Cs,fsis, Syssay s.S ssIy
BSss'ssI Rssssdg ss fAs World,
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IaPRsDENoE.
LET NO FALSE DELI PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 sSRE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE,
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wsssas.s Of n. Bach, stT,.,x,,,. .s,,..,. :, a., "a.
.sys and Bladder n,ssns.r, Discharges, isps.sney.
nI d o:s,; k s. D2sP.y Lssyssr, C.asa
ss.s Tar. Non. :, st sis1. saa1.. P.s.
ey Aae lssh.sssas Dreadful and DsEulet,s Ps.t.
s ssiss rsndst Sssrsgs mPsssiss, AID Gssasy ssl
YOUNG MEN
yss have bsesns the victims q ssI.,sty via.
sntm1 gra's shss.and, e Yong h1.n Of u.
Nv. sar.se na sss nigh: .h.I..'
.5ass % ssfsa ss'sHey ths living iyIs, ray call via
MARRIAGES,
being sIsr. physical vsalnss. sTstnis d.sit,
E VIE PLACES hs,sK snd.r tie s.Is II p, psy rsI,si.
;., II. , h'1s. =. fsnsss aid s.afdssy
OFFICE Ne, J SO nth FREDEHE lex ST.
"a. s.ru., fss ir. s:l;lm.,. .sr.. ss e''r f,..
~sA' ~ Faie fno esatain assnP.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Of II, ksyd Csllsgs Of ss.s.sns LsHtss, ff.ds.
Nom sns o. Us !nss: .nnsn; College, ia tas tHil.d
d. hspita. Of Eondsn Psfi. FiiIaasrss and ...se.r.
ever sassS ssy tss.s s, t i.s'IS5E e'ts; si
ear sa:o .,iisp Er'st nsr,us,n.i beng si.rn.s
sometimes via ds7snrsHsnt 81 mind, eSrss tnns.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fsrBE tsn and sths vie have injured thsn.svs. sy
ssrtain practices nisEsd in when alsas-e haiti sqssny
.ss ar: nsh, 'sn s .sP shs r. &c.
as'rsE. iaPo,.tit and destroys ss;h nniud and
fh... ar. so1os elite pad and m.IsneSy .E.s Fassa
fDi q. sass b 5i : { d: sss :sS
rsvsr Parhtien Ct to Heart Dyptr.y, Nerves.
nay, n:Isnz:mse. q u: Dg., Fsaesns, s.u.sl
EkETiLLs-fh, i.erisl sEseti CT Ii. mind ussh
Of Spirits. Ev ForsssdnE. Avsrssn sf ssci.y sslEp,.
s,s Le,s Of Ss!issds Eiad.y ss, Of the svs
:, .asvoy p,sILIrr-rb....ni.. can rev i.ds. .A.,i.
os ~: sssEinE s'.h losing tSst 'gsT sseea.
s'.hs' ss's' tie sy essEh or ,ympt.n, e. s.esszT.
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
shsn tst 2'ESd,d Ct clsszrs sua,
ei e. seed; 81 t. psinfsl disease. Is. e,s
1p.e n .ts.G = r'n .assaa.a ,s
hand. Of isEsfsnt ana d,,gnns p-.;snd.s ra.
caring, fch bis rssuniary ,rb,tsncs i,,p lin tTsips
tanned ana IN dspar ,av. him vi;s rsin.S bss,s
sr.I era ga!os e.aPPosImsu ths Of that d.s
srTisls d.-,. each c? me
&C. ~i,h fEghtisl rnp.dy, dsa.k FsI.
sI'sd e - cfsSafs ssEtFngb By ssudihg hra hs, a.
answered s>satTy fran xssts Nc r.,.r,
LIZ. JttfRSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANS
WEAKNESS and lhPOTENCY
NJ s yysti ST IA, .,y,s.
lssd,y stfsa ad tsii riEsT EEssTti fsszEsac. s
ssta tns O. I!s e Fs.ia-sc.
~ SESTsss, rkysss.I o. sssEts Di,1s.l.
Isas.., .s1. q fsssfssaT. f.u.r sssrsss isIilssy,
t!ad any ssrsl. " ' '''
ENDORSEMENT OF 7HE PRESS.
IA k-AEs GEessAkSs tEIsd al isis astt.u.a ytt.i.
AISfsEttG ytSsSI ard ths Ysrtapt sKTr-
a etsisstH. fsfsfD.ed ~ d., gshhs:sn, ~aesssd
isfsIssf 81 Ne saSsEE sSa nsyiss, ~
asfa tss'sEsd again and s-ia strs tAs ps.e ss-
ICES - isaaiIs k.ES.sLl and
hiits l. ss-ss.s=i ssE,aats, tks .Estsd xsrIs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05
TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY
PASSENGER TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
e eX
On esd AJt~ MONDAY. February 5. Issa.
PASSENGER TIsIEs RsTwKBS
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run IS follOwE
Sir Daily TSaiay 1r-ivs al aad Depart from
WasAtsgfos Dat v dsrfnE fLs IoSek,
esd fUo On StadGsS.
FOr Rhilsdeiphia aud New YoTk-Lesve wssh-
For Bsltimors-issve WsSninEton st Geo sue
7.ts y. and s 90 and ooPN.
For PR!isa len phhs !. - saS ma N -"
For hsTIIs bug 40 re NoTta and West, leave
w ssAIngfnn o. 90 A NJ, snd o. or 5 00PM
For Frederick at - A n, and SosPk.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
MorninI ExITes. leASe NeshirstoR 90 A. n. Ar
aorsiss io.SERoa.:ies Fave We @ssAinr,on -e
ton. 81 baltimore. This is the Morning cO5SsIior
Tor ANNAPOLIS.
A. ": .rriye :: Rsitinore i2.or. n; PhiadslIhia
1P Pb;l,is, Nv T roIs lG q. \;
y. reaching Baltimore At 50 n and Philsdci phis
Afternoon AccoIymod.non-Ieave ws,hins,op
st H.aTLIve 90 Baltimore a. ePM. No con-
nsSio5s "a, az bsnmoTe. ahis is the afternoon con-
kyoLInE ,ETprosT-is.ys Warrington s,.x
Arrive Is SslttIEore G.t2 ?. n; Philadelphia ION
on Sundays !esvs wSshins t .os al Sac .na5,n
only.
The 8 p. u. train from washington connect,
bsrnugh 70 New YORK every day dGTlng the week,
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Lety. New YORK at A. = :; Pei sdsR q n n
f.n.
Leaye New York .isr, H.: PhiIrl,l,h,, IL. 80 ..
NJ Baltimore 30 A. y. Arrive Al " siEinGtor an
Ak.
Lesye ger YorS .; u ?, H.; Phfsd.lrhf, ,S
~; BsliinOTs1s5 an. Arrive 9, WassinstcS
LocsI accommodation Trans lea.. baltimore
oHrre "a y A. X. and 45f.s.
On surdsys at 4.So SId s. A. n, only from Bs,ti-
Sundays.
Passenger Trains lesviur wsshirrtcn t,.eo a,
NJ aac 70 p NJ, sd Baltimore 1t J. - A. and 81
?. MAKE oiFset noEusOt.o-s for Annapolis % the
lanetiCE. hefs A AZ, Ard 100 n connect 81
kssr lor fTedeIicI, HsseTttovn, &C., TO-, ex ,ept
Trains leave AonsyolI. for Baltimore and Wash
ilIoCD CT So A. n. And 3for u.
Passenger TRIMS leavInE " EshinEton st sno A.,
n, IA A. NJ, arc r. NJ. ana baltimore At <.Sn aDS
I.S, q. Il, viii SfoS OSsp az Annapolis Jaacf.oa.
hsJ Passengers nnet take the Accommodates
Trsins vii le.ve Washington and Baltimore
yrossp!s spcs card st,as, excepting that the s.
y hS oeseeIJ, 20 sScEIe the passengers and MsIls
For sex ard Wounded Soluisrs-A SPECIAL car.
Win &c a.tssssnt. VIA heds, will leave weshInF-
Ton twice peHf Ter PhilsdeiphIs direct 80 N x,
1odiers. w p SMITH
fei Master OF Transportation. Bat
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TlUlN "hrHINUTON.
fessonters y, taEe the .. "a. aaa p. trains.
s:iIvlns II baltimore al J 81 s. aud IS D. m,
EEFIe close connections are maze with trains on
ire Northern Central u, r.. aud arrive in Haxrls-
Gu a. p. IA. sn1 LIS 8 m, there connecting
VIII The trains on the Pennsylvania CelsrS
Rsilroac Tor al parts OF the vest
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iCtcr rtroash Tlckete, .ppiy q. the Once OIL
TIE N0Ethsrn GentrEi Rail ROsd Com
psny, Calvert station. Ssltmore.
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10 sd points IA the
w ksT, NoETE-wEsT AM SOgTa wksT.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

"A VIM .. DOVE Il co,
FARE Nov >rerzrel - execute sry erssrs viii
F5ioh tnsy raay &c favored IN TIE
fktMBIHS, skS on STEAM EITTfSS
s5~ Sore On Sir sara, : scw eccrs r,rth O, Pa
sSsTse, ThsSs nay Is sosna 1o-csiote assortment
g CGaEESIlERS sna etksT SAC, SEElN 81;
WsSGG FiSTERES. 20 sI-iy
" SkS FIX7uREs.
W hEve Il store. snd ara dSl RECEIVING. q q
SIIJ.CdBS of entirely Rev PatteTns and Uesi q ns
sd ,M6G, superior AZ SsTlo To &ay thing hersto:ors
e1eI'S Ia This market. We iEvits eitiIaEs general
% eSI q exsuiiae our stock Of Gss and " Ger
TX Hse, ieei1g ccDfdcat rkS! VS. hsVs The bs.t
ss.eoted tock ID Wss.ipgtcn
All work ~ tbs above lirelrtrxrted % eur ears
Viii te FfenftlJ ATTENDED 70.
AYEs;s q BesalN.
EeFs-a gT5 street.
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EICETS

By this roats, treigAts OF all descriptions can b
Iorvsrced 70 and from apy point or the Railroads
@: cEio, Kentucky, lndIsla, Illinois, Wlecopein
lova, or Missouri, By Ra.ITodd diyeri.
Tke Psn1sf ivans Central X abroad also connects
az PidsburE with Steamers, by winch Goods can
ee i9rwaESs2 10 any port on the OHIO, Muskinfum,
hertucEyt Ienressse, Cumberland, Illinois. Mise
lt2lPRl, MIsco2s:n, Missouri, Kensas, Arkansas,
and Ned RiverP; and At Cleveland, Serdusky and
Cnloago with steamers 10 al Northwestern Iakea.
slerch1Hts and Shippers entrUst,ng the tran spor-
tatton oI tieiT ETeight to this Company, osn rely
VILE eo.LSsnae on Us ,eesdy { ansi'.
koiEt N ire West, BY the Pennsylvania Central
k.llroed, etS &C all figiss os 5acorsbls az srs
s.arEsd BY csAsr Railroad C0s,peaiss.
~ Be ssrtiou!sr 20 mark packages WA Plxp.
C8S7RLL n. r."
hA6RAW q EOONS, Freight A gents,
: No. 30 North street, BALTIMORE
ENOCH LEWIS, Ger' sSuPerint't, Altoona, Pa
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0c4phia. IA <-d1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

ico-l lS61
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
d - $50
with ats conneotlOlsD
IL FIRST GLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREETRoM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THRsg DAILY TRANS FRoN
PHILADELPHIA TO PIrTsBURGHi
Two O. them making
eLoss CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on ire
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
10 sli points Ia the
WEST. NoRTE-wEsT AL sOuTR Wiser.
tCfc TtLoash Ticksts, .pply q: the Once Of
TIE N0Ethsrn teltrEi Raj R0sd Com
psnJ, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Spi.0did Stepping Cars on all Ntgkt Tratas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-05

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
i g. OF
ARTIFICIAL CRROPLASTI BoSs
E y n,
WITHOUT MxTAL PLAfx on CLKsfs
DR.. 9. b sIGEsnOND.
VIC ESoadssy, kss foyk-a60 Psxssy!rassa A.
tets, eff,rsss leti se3 lSth SIS, Washixsfos
Cans tas sttensio1 Of the Eubllc to the following
s1Fe1S2sSs OF Ats improved system -
!: 1he Ieeth Of his manufacture vii Sks4Ff
ectos Dclns Tires fossrths liz ter thsn auy other
Np testh or roots need be extracted, a the
surSlsi onss csn aIOscrtod over thew.
. ne roots VII b, made ln0Eelkiye, an never
Z. No temporary teeth .rs needed, ,s s.Tm.nsu,
ouee csn oe made immediately, thereby ereseryips
tle natarel EXPRESSION Of the face, which unieT
the elu 81 stem iE fras uenfiy disGgrrcd
.. Ehis WORK has beea fully testex over W. vaxr,
0y nsny OF the hrst chemists and phyeioians Of tn
Dr. :. hiss sisc inverted . white urdestrnc.irr
betsi hilinS, With which tha most sersItlye teath
GU bs MED without pain, and can Luid mn q eey-
sot, e9unq toots On any nde roots, which will last
TT !s best q references xIyen-te DR.. v. Mott. DE-
10 sLlns, Professor Of Chemistry, ~, y; Hon,
~ &c Hsyns, OF tns 81 grene Court OF Washins-
70 snd thousands Uf otheTE.
S1I en0 eSsmlne Ter yoHTseM not su
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
Night Dispatches.
Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON, August lit is understood that
the story about the arrival of ten iron clad
gunboats off Mobile is disbeIieved in official cir
Giles 1t is presumed that the Government is not
ignorant Of the rebel movements in Europe.
Capt. Porter. OF the mortar fiotla. has left
Washington for brief visit North to recruit his
command.
Simon Draper. of New York has been ap
pointed commissioner, wit. general powers 20
enforce the order issued Yesterday by Secretary
Stanton directing absent army officers and men
TO return To duty. Draper viii 20 to New Eng
land to night To begin the performance OF this
duty. IL Is understood this appointment was en-
tirely unsolicited by him
The Navy Department has positive know ledge
that but one vessel purchased by the rebels
in Europe is trying TO escape from England. and
the Federal sunboat Tuscarora Is watching her.
The name of Goldsborough was enormously
printed in some of the newspapers at the head of
the list of active Rear Admirals. They rank a
follows: Faragut. Goldsborough, Dupont and
Foote.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Dale is
absent from Washington making treaty with
the Indians in Northern Minnesota.
Hon. Thomas Beemen Ex member of Con
gress, recently arrested at his home in Maryland
and brought to Washington on suspicion of en-
couraging soldiers to desert, has been honorably
discharged